Market Quotations New York Stocks Buoyant Railroads Lead Gains
New York stocks showed general buoyancy with railroads among the best gainers. Most advances were fractional to one or two points while losses were limited, led by American Telephone unchanged after yesterday's fall. The day featured notable advances for Union Pacific Santa Fe Illinois Central Standard Oil Anaconda Copper American Cyanamid Dow Chemical American Can U S Steel U S Rubber and International Harvester.
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New York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Ilinois Central Standard Otl
Nj' Anaconda Copper
Dow Chemical
American Can U 8 Steel
U. S Rubber
International Harvester
Chicago Grain Prices Open Firm on Board of Trade
Grains began the day firmer on the Board of Trade with slight trading activity. Wheat listed at Mar 2.57 1 2, May 2.55 3 8 1 2, July 2.47 5 8 3 4, Sep 2.49 1 4. Corn showed Mar 1.90, May 1.90 3 4 1 2, Sep 1.87. Oats Mar 94 1 2 5 8, May 93 3 8 1 2, July 89 7 8 90. Rye May 2.09 3 4 10, July 2.06 1 4. Soybeans Jan 2.95 3 4 96, Mar 2.93 1 2 92 3 4, May 2.9 3 4, July 2.89 3 4. Lard Mar 14 17 20, May 14 4 4 25, July 14 30 37.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Local Markets Corrected Daily By The Star
The Star notes daily market corrections and disclaims responsibility for topographical errors in listings.
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Star
Agriculture Dept. Egg and Live Poultry Prices Today
The Agriculture Department lists current prices in the Winchester area for eggs and live poultry. Grade A eggs range from 57 cents for extra large to 40 cents for large, with other grades and sizes shown. Live poultry prices include heavy breed males at 4 1/2 cents per lb, leghorn broilers around 26 cents, heavy cocks about 10.8 cents, and hens and toms priced accordingly. Also noted are young and old guineas at 25 cents each and various oyster-type prices.
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Winchester
Bellaville
Beltsville
Toms -Raene Ee
Ck Cecce
Baltimore Market Reports on Produce Poultry and Livestock Prices
Produce items steady with apples and pears up 2 1 2 inches across several varieties including Md Vermont Pa and Red Delicious. Potatoes and sweet potatoes show mixed gains, poultry market steady with demand for top quality. hogs and cattle steady to lower on several classes. Chicago and Baltimore USDA notes reflect overall price movements across meats and livestock.
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Baltimore
Usis
Vermont McIntosh
Golden Delicious
Yorks
Usis Md
Goldens
N. J. Goldens
Nancy Halls
Bkts
USDA
Chicago
Ransomed Flier's Father Dies in Syracuse
John J Swift Sr. died last night at St Joseph's Hospital nine days after his son Captain John J Swift Jr. arrived from Germany on emergency leave. Swift Sr. was 65, a retired railroad engineer. The son, one of four American airmen ransomed by the U S Government, had reached his bedside from a prison in Communist Hungary.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John J Swift Sr
Fler
Hungary
John J. Swift Jr
United States
St Joseph's Hospital
Swift
Germany
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Daily Paper
A dense OCR style crossword clues page with numbered Across and Down hints including rail, measure, land unit, gem weight, kings, animals, body parts, and nautical terms. Some entries list Hindi or Celtic names, dates, or places while others show misread words and punctuation.
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King of Bashan
Leap Year Peace For Bachelors On Mount Athos
New York humor piece outlines ten tips for single men facing 1952 marriage pressure. It suggests avoiding women by retreating to Athos in Greece, where no females are allowed, and recounts legends of denied access and a monk's intervention to keep bachelors isolated.
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New York
Eday
South Sea
Atho
Athos
Greece
Rites Yesterday For Mrs. McCormick
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank N. McCormick 75 died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital were held yesterday at 3 PM at 227 S Loudoun St. Rev Robert Whitten officiated with Capt Burl Wyatt of the Salvation Army assisting. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with out of town mourners listed from Front Royal Summit Point Edinburg Hanging Rock Mount Jackson and New Market.
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Frank N. McCormick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
S. Loudoun St
Robert Whitten
Burl Wyatt
Salvation Army
Ed Goss
B. E Russell
Maynard Boyd
Harry McCauley
Harold March
W. B. Johnson
Ralph Cummines
Mount Hebron
Hilda Carrett Jones
Front Royal
Harvey Kercheval
Summit Point
W. Va
Charlotte Carter
Edinburg
Lou Dobbs
Hanging Rock
W Va
Joe Zirkle
Mount Jackson
Elmer Barnhart
New Market
Funeral attendance noted for Hamp Ramey in Charles Town
Mr Earl Robertson Sr returned to 13 West Piccadilly Street from Charles Town West Virginia after attending funeral services for Hamp Ramey on Monday. Attendees included Mr Robertson, Mr and Mrs Earl Robertson Jr and Mrs Fleanor Cone.
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Earl Robertson, Sr
Piccadilly St
Charles Town
W. Va
Hamp Ramey
Robertson
Earl Robertson, Jr
Bieanor Cone
Last of 28 Bodies Removed from Crash
The final body from the Air Force C-47 crash on Arm er Mountain 65 miles northeast of Phoenix was brought to a Mesa mortuary. Medical corpsmen and civilians removed the remains from the 7,000-foot snow covered peak, finishing the operation in two days.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Mesa
Anz
Willame Air Force Base
Armer
Mayor Clowe Proclaims January Polio Fight Month
Winchester Mayor Clowe declares January as Polio Fight Month to support the 1952 March of Dimes drive from January 2 to 31. The proclamation urges all residents to contribute generously as polio cases rise and March of Dimes funds support patient care and research.
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Clowe
National Foundation of
Police Court John Kaufman Case From Front Royal
John Kaufman of Front Royal, age 29, appeared in police court charged with drunkenness. Bail set at $10.25 pending further hearing.
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John
Kaufman
Front Royal
Warren May Enter Wisconsin Primary
Gov. Earl Warren may enter the Wisconsin primary to broaden his bid for the GOP presidential nomination. Backers say it would provide a national showcase, with potential clashes against Taft or Stassen. A loss could hurt his standing before the July convention.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Wisconsin
Warren
California
Oregon
Taft
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Two Bandits Steal $50,000 From Toronto Bank
In Toronto suburb a bank robbery ends with about $50,000 taken by two men one wearing a false nose. Police say the pair waited inside for the 9 am vault time lock opening after tying up 18 employees and customers. They carried cash in two briefcases.
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Toronto
Ont
Bank of Commerce
Twin Calves Arrive as Farmer Reports Growing Herd
Farmer Edwin Tauer of Sleepy Eye Minnesota notes his cattle herd is expanding fast with three sets of twins all arriving within a single month. “When the third set arrived I thought I might be seeing double,” he said.
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Sleepy Eye Minn
Edwin Tauer
Tauer
Wesley Fellowship Seeks Growth Through Membership Drive
Robert Bosserman president of the Wesley Fellowship Braddock Street Methodist Church announces an every member canvass for the Sunday School. A committee led by Merlin Bly and Jo an Evans has distributed booklets and made personal calls to all Sunday School members. The goal is higher membership and fuller attendances in the new year with Bosserman to lead the first meeting at 9 45 am in the Young Adult Sunday School room and Roy Wickes to teach the lesson.
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Robert Bosserman
Wesley Fellowship
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Merlin’ Bly
Joan Evans
Roy Wickes
Hotel Suite Looted From Linda Darnell in New York
Film star Linda Darnell reported the theft of jewels valued at 9 500 dollars and a 3 000 dollar mink coat from her Warwick Hotel suite. Her maid Marguerite LeCesne found the loss after returning to the room. 15 to 20 pieces of jewelry were missing. police suspect entry via lock bypass or pass key.
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New York
Linda Darnell
Darnell
Marguerite LeCesne
Warwick Hotel
Perfumed Writing Paper Sparks Sold Out Demand
London notes describe scented writing paper developed by a Scottish company that preserves its fragrance. It offers lilies roses gardenias or black narcissus scents to charm the absent boyfriend. Stocks sold out in two weeks after market release.
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London
Red Cross Seeks Used Furniture After Fire
The Red Cross asks for donations of specific furniture pieces for a family burned out before Christmas. Needed items include a wood or coal range, several bureaus, living room furniture, and window shades. Donors may notify the Red Cross at 5412 for pickup.
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The
Red Cross
Berryville Soldier Leads Fund Drive for Japanese Widow
Berryville soldiers from the 61220 Air Base Wing collected donations for the family of Yamada Otoichi of Yahata City Japan after a fatal accident involving a five ton USA trailer. Sgt Claude W McGuinn and four other volunteers quickly organized a drive that raised 95.7 percent yen in two days for the widow and three children.
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Claude W. McGuinn
Berryville
6122Nd Air Base
Yamada Otoichi
Yahata City
Japan
61220 Air Base
Sgt. McGuinn
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Daily Crossword
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Fio
Alec Templeton
Handley Auditorium
Hal Boyle
Oin Mens
Mount Athos
Mrs. McCormick
Ramey
Schmidts
Bank
GIVE
Smalts & Son
National Ave
Seth
Winchester’s
OLD Strong Bank
U.S
W. Nelson Page
Joan C. Blackburn
Carl T. Cather
Elsie Mathews
Frank Armstrong, Jr
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Evening Star
Allen T. Hawthorne
Roward A. Rolland
John L. Kater
Benaam Attorney At Law
Claude R. Cammer
Valley Distributors, Inc
Sloan Kuykendall
Rarold
G. Brown
Jorn A. Rosenberger
J. W. Rosenberger 4 Co., Inc
Robert DR. Glaize
Roy Harper
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Aarold G. Brown
President
Ralph N. Dorsey
AL OB. McCormac, Jr
Virginia Weelen Company
Foward I. Williams
Riverton Lime and Stone Co., Inc
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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