Classified Life’s Like That and For Sale Items
A collage of classifieds listing humorous panel Life’s Like That by Fred Neher, plus multiple for sale notices. Items include a Westinghouse sale, a V-8 sedan for dealer cost, navy coats surplus, an Hawaiian guitar, used auto parts, Romeo Orchards Co. inquiries, and a farm management position with experience and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Call
Winchester Credit Corporation
North Loudoun St
e.C.d
Romeo Orchards Co
Romeo
Michigan
P. O. Box
Martinsburg
W. Va
For Rent Listings in Local Paper Short Classified Ads
Multiple rental notices including furnished heated bedroom downtown store or office space single bath apartment at 515 N Loudoun St and other rooms for rent with phone contacts and dates in 1931 1941 1981 style. Includes prices and locations across Boyce and Pall Mall areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun St
Lost items notice at Armory and downtown shops
A k gol sharp ballpoint pen likely left at the Apple Club Dance at Armory on Wednesday night. Finder please call 6468. A yellow gold watch was lost between the American Restaurant and Firestone Store on Saturday December 24. Liberal reward. Notify Frances Kern at phone 7402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Firestone
Frances Kern
Pension Doubts Rise Over Age and Costs in Social Security
The article notes concerns about hiring older workers as they near pension eligibility and the impact on tax revenue. It discusses federal and private plans, a shift toward shared costs, and Congress expected to boost Social Security benefits and payroll taxes to widen coverage to about 46 million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon FE
Washa
Labor Department
Congress
Pension Debate Grows Over Private Plans and Federal Policy
The piece surveys rising pension demands, noting Taft and union positions favor private pensions while questioning a universal $100 monthly pension. It discusses a national policy debate, potential inflation risks, and the role of government and industry in funding and investments. It cautions about the broader economic impact and the need for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
CIO
New York State
New York
Congress
Truman
Britain
America
Labor
Market Quotations for Livestock and Meat Prices
Slaughter steers steady to weak with 25 to 50 cents lower spots. cows and bulls steady to 50 higher. Vealers and calves unevenly steady to $1 higher with bulk good and choice at 28 to 33. hogs under 260 lb steady, heavier weights 25 cents lower. Sheep generally steady with bulk week’s wool lambs at 25 to 25.75. ewes 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlc
Agriculture Department Egg Price Report Noted Variations
The Agriculture Department lists egg prices for various sizes and grades with notes on large extra large and small eggs. It mentions producers, heavy breed hens, and turkeys in connection to price trends and estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Local Markets Price List From The Star
Local markets list daily retail prices for flour corn meal eggs and feeds. Items include white flour 5 lb at 41 cents and 10 lb bag at 63 cents, yellow corn meal 26 lb bag at 1.11, egg mash 20 cents, and general feeds at retail.
New York Stocks End Year Mixed with Shifts in Major Shares
New York stocks showed mixed undertone on December 31 as Chrysler rose 1 percent from the prior day but slipped again later. Higher bids were noted for Bethlehem Steel, Johns Laughlin, General Motors, U S Rubber, Montgomery Ward, International Harvester, Anaconda Copper, American Tobacco, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Gulf Oil, and CertainTeed, while losers included Studebaker, Schenley, Air Reduction, Dow Chemical, Westinghouse Electric, and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
Jo: Laughlin
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward, International
Anaconda Copper
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Gulf Oil
Studebaker, Schenley, Air Reduction
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Standard Oil
Top National Parks by 1949 visitation
The Government Bureau of Agriculture reports the three busiest national parks for the travel year ended September 30, 1949. Great Smoky Mountains leads with about 1,138,162 visitors, followed closely by Yellowstone National Park at roughly 1,133,616 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Yellowstone
Wyo
Mont
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star
Silver King
Stephens City
Morgan St
Gall Ta
Fred Neher
Westinghouse
Superior House Tange
Partnet
Don Packard
Ward Nudtam
Winchester
Salesafe Sain Hmon Go
Steward
N. Braddock St
Garver, Boyce
Nice
Pine Motor Co
Oberenask
E. Pall Mall
J. R. Alexander, Jr
Weataer All
Miller’s
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Rileys Reai
JMNE
Buncutter Tire Co
Hardley High School
Winchester Star
Dial
W. Country Board
Harris C. Lewin
Wilson - Jones
Caldwell - Sites CO
S. Loudoun St
Handley School
Winkler
Roy A. Lee
S&s. Kent
Agriculture Dept
Chrysler
Miller Bros
J. G. Holsinger & Son
J. H. Riley
St. Braddock St
Winate Ranas
Linton Harris Wrecking CO
Rentes Sera Nee
Oe Va
Ralph and
Richard Brown
R. S. Brown & Son
W. Fairfax Lane
Pontiac Sales & Service
Berryville
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