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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1952

Page

2

Virginia Governor Bets on Education and Tax Reform

The governor urges higher education funding, school construction support, and a shift to a broader tax relief plan. He backs a 50-50 Federal funding match for supplies, calls for athletic accounting and transparency, and stresses improving highway safety, crop control programs, and rural vitality while maintaining the Byrd tax reduction framework. He seeks no new state dole for farmers and emphasizes equal educational opportunities and strong teacher salaries amid civil rights era changes.

Civil Defense Administration State Board of Elections Division of Motor Vehicles Virginia Vo Wevisory Legislative Council Prince State Board of Higher Educat Brannan Assembly General Assembly Commonwealth Battle Supreme Court of the United States Commission

Livestock and Farm Equipment Auction Notices

January 12 at 10 a.m. Mrs C E Alt Buffack Road lists seats farm machinery livestock. February 13 at 10 a.m. Carlton Dyke Greenspring near White Hall lists livestock farm machinery feed and related items.

C. E. Alt Buffack Road Carlton Dyke Greenspring White Hall

Methodist Missionary Institute to Meet At Woodstock

The Winchester District Methodist Church group will hold its Missionary Institute at Woodstock on January 18 from 9 to 9. A strong program is planned by the District Superintendent and associates. Dr. Herbert Southgate will present the Virginia Conference Program and Dr. James W. Sells will speak on Rural Work and Missions.

District Missionary Institute Winchester Methodist Church Woodstock Methodist Church Herbert Southgate Alexandria Virginia James W. Sells Atlantic Georgia

Baltimore Market Quotations for Produce Livestock and Hogs

Market notes from Baltimore Chicago and USDA reports show steady to mixed wholesale prices across produce, poultry, cattle, hogs, sheep and varying regional prices. Apples and potatoes show small gains and steady demand while poultry remains weak and hogs hold near steady with mixed weights.

Chicago USDA

New York Stocks dip in active market led by mixed results

The New York stock market fell modestly with losses around a point for leading issues. American Dan jumped 3 points after a proposed four for one split, Honolulu Oi! rose 2 points before leveling, while Chrysler and American Telephone edged up slightly. Several names such as Republic Steel Goodyear International Harvester Boeing and Du Pont declined.

New York American Dan Honolulu Chrysler American Telephone Republic Steel Goodyear International Harvester Boeing National Distillers Radio Corp Kennecoy Copper du Pont Westinghouse Electric Canadian Pacific Nickel Plate Gulf Oil Cities Service U. S Gypsum

Wheat futures firm as grains open on Chicago Board

Chicago grains edge higher at the open with wheat and oats up amid modest gains in soybeans while corn trends weaker. Prices listed for Wheat Mar May Jul Sep and soybeans Jan Mar May with lard futures also shown for Jan through Sep.

Chicago Board of Trade Jiy Jly

Agriculture Dept Today Egg Market Report and Live Poultry Prices

U S Grade A Extra Large eggs at 52 cents and Grade A Large at 50 cents follow a range of prices for other egg grades and live poultry in the Winchester area. Prices are listed per dozen or per pound for f o b Grower’s Farm and for various hens, roosters, broilers, toms, and guineas with weights and classifications given.

U. S Winchester Beltsville

Local Market Prices From The Star Ledger

Local markets list daily corrected prices for flour corn meal and feed products. Items include 10 lb and 25 lb corn meal yellow at varied per unit costs, grain FOB mill wheat per bushel at 2.15, No 2 yellow corn at 2, and various feeds such as eye mash and broiler mash with per bag prices. Butterfat prices are noted without specific figures.

Truman sets plan for 143 wing Air Force and tougher controls

President outlines defense build up to 143 wings and faster weapons delivery while warning of steel and energy shortages. He pledges strong anti inflation actions, limited wage rises, and Industries absorbing cost increases. He urges continued bipartisan foreign policy and strict civil defense gains.

Congress Soviet Union Europe Asia Indochina Winston

Minstrel Planned At James Wood High School

James Wood High School announces a minstrel show titled Hold Your Sides staged by the Athletic Association. About 50 cast members, inclining Miss Phylliss Campbell and Miss Sylvia Brant, perform songs dances and skits to raise funds for athletic equipment. Curtis Blue directs with Patsy Ritter and Richard Dick assisting. Performances set for Thursday January 31 and Friday February 1 with practice on January Mondays and Wednesdays. Churchill observations and President Truman remarks about European Middle East and Far East cooperation appear in juxtaposed copy.

Paul Beable James Wood High School The Athletic Association Auditorum Janary Curtis Blue Phylliss Campbell Sylvia Brant James Wood Patsy Ritter Richard Dick James Hockman

Do Sisters Choose Their Names in Religious Orders

The article explains that naming rules for nuns vary by order. Some sisters keep their family names, while smaller communities allow choosing a saint based name, but most large orders do not guarantee any choice and may only consider a preference.

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