Market Quotations New York Stock Market Jan 13 Slow Session
The New York stock market opened slow with faint downward tendencies. Losses edged gains modestly as several major names fell slightly while several others rose. Notable losers included Republic Steel General Motors Studebaker Montgomery Ward and Westinghouse. Winners included U S Steel National Steel Woolworth Consolidated Edison International Nickel American Can and Eastern Air Lines.
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New York
Republic Steel
General Motors
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Dow Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Radio Corp
Southern Pacific
Twentieth Century-Fox
U. S. Steel
National Steel
Woolworth
Consolidated Edison
International Nickel
American Can
Philip Morris
Chesapeake & Ohio
Standard Oil
Eastern Air Lines
Grain prices ease on light Chicago trading
Chicago grain markets opened lower with subdued activity. May wheat at 2.27 1 4, July 2.10 1 8, Dec 2.11 7 8. May corn 1.47 1 2 3 8, July 1.45 7 8 3 4, Sep 1.40. May oats 11 16 7 8, July 72 1 4, Sep 70 3 4. Soybeans March 2.49 1 4 49. Lard January 15.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jly
Government forms panel on mica marketing control
New Delhi January 13 government establishes a committee to study practical setup of a mica marketing control board in India and devise a detailed scheme for efficient mica marketing given the country’s large reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Market Report from Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Produce
The report lists apples and fruit quality prices with US and grade ranges, poultry and eggs receipts and prices, and cattle, hogs, and sheep trading in Baltimore and Chicago. Notable figures include apples such as Staymans 3.50 3.75 and Yorks 2.50 2.65, eggs current receipts 50-60 cents, cattle steers 23.85 25, hogs top 21.75, and sheep lambs around 27 with various weights and grades. Production yields and market tone show steady to slightly weaker trends in poultry, mixed hog activity, and generally active cattle trade in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Yorks
Chicago
Eggs and Poultry Prices Reported for Winchester Market
U S Grade A extra large eggs at 53 cents a dozen with other grades listed. Live poultry prices show heavy breed hens four pounds up at 29 cents, Leghorns and broilers priced by weight, various rock cross and turkey entries with toms and hens quoted. Old and young guineas also listed with price points.
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Winchester
U. S
Ames
Csitasteviecssace
Pfc John Kern Reburial Rites at Mt Hebron Cemetery
The remains of Pfc. John Kern of the 101st Airborne, killed in action near Zon Holland, were reinterred at 2 p.m. in Mt. Hebron Cemetery with officiating ministers from Market St. Methodist and Centenary Reformed churches. Pallbearers were Winchester residents Scott Atkinson Doyle Peer H Delmar Robinson Jr Harold Rowe John Sencindiver Kinzel Timbrook and Robert Womeldorph. Kern, 21, died Sept 22 1944 and was born in Winchester. He attended Handley school Ellensburg high and was a Boy Scout and member of 4 H and FAA clubs. He entered the service July 7 1943 at Fort Lewis and earned airborne wings at Fort Benning. His decorations include Purple Heart Good Conduct European theatre with arrowhead and one campaign star American theatre and the Orange Lanyard of the Royal Netherlands Army. Survivors include his parents Mary Katherine Kern Fairfax and Rebecca Kern Indianapolis and brothers Lt Col William B Kern Kingston Ontario and Maj Bentley Kern Ellensburg Washington.
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Pfc
John Kern
101St Airborne Division
Zon
Holland
Mt. Hebron
Louis F. Havermale
Market St. Methodist Church
F. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Scott Atkinson
Doyle Peer
H. Delmar Robinson Jr
Harold Rowe
John Sencindiver
Kinzel Timbrook
Robert Womeldorph
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ft. Benning
Kern
Royal Netherlands Army
Mary Katherine Kern
Fairfax
Rebecca Kern
Indianapolis
Ind
William B. Kern
U. S. Army
Kingston
Ontario
Bentley Kern
Ellensburg
Wash.i
Louis Dunn Held For Grand Jury on Grill Theft Charge
Louis Dunn 41 of Kernstown is held for grand jury on breaking and entering and larceny. He allegedly broke into Skyway Grill early Tuesday, stealing 2 fifths of wine after a window was smashed. Evidence at the scene linked him to the robbery. Sgt. Warren Rudolph and Officers Boyce and Slane investigated.
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Louis Dunn
Kernstown
Dunn
Skyway Grill
Warren Rudolph
Robert Boyce
Denny Slane
Overtime Parkers Will Get Tickets On Cameron Street
Overtime parking violators at metered spaces on Cameron Street between Boscawen and Piccadilly will receive tickets effective today. Police Chief J Thomas Boyd said motorists have had time to learn of the meters and enforcement applies citywide. Elimination of angle parking reduced available spots, pushing many vehicles to the Municipal Parking Lot which is nearly full daily.
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Cameron St
Boscawen
Piccadily
J. Thomas Boyd
Burruss Joins 100-bushel Club in Shenandoah County
D W Burruss of Mt Jackson becomes sixth member of Shenandoah county 100 bushel corn club with 111.95 bushels per acre using US 13 seed.
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D. W. Burruss
Mt. Jackson
Shenandoah County
US 13
Local Market Prices and Feed Descriptions
Daily corrected market listings show flour, corn meal, and grain prices with moisture notes for wheat and corn, plus retail feeds such as egg mash and broiler mash. Butterfat pricing details appear alongside dairy product notes, reflecting local commodity rates.
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Einaaie Sree
Brantel
Joseph L. Moore Funeral Tomorrow
Services for Joseph Lawson Moore 81 of Mt Falls will be held at 11 a m tomorrow from Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg with Dr H M Crim officiating. Interment in Gravel Springs cemetery. A son of Edward and Lydia Moore he was a member of Mountain View Methodist church. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Lillian Pingley at home and Mrs Lucy Bucher of Winchester.
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Joseph Lawson Moore
Mt. Falls
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
Gravel Springs
Edward
Lydia Orondorff Moore
Mountain View
Moore brothers named in Winchester Arlington obit
Two brothers Hollis Moore of Winchester and Walter Moore of Arlington are named in the obituary. The notice also lists seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren as survivors.
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Hollis Moore
Winchester
Walter Moore
Arlington
Shrine Meet Sets Annual Acca Temple Session
Annual business session of Acca temple Ancient Arabic Order No bles of The Mystic Shrine will be held Tuesday at Richmond. E. B. Hunt of Front Royal attends from this area as ambassador of the Blue Ridge Shrine club where the Winchester Shriners hold membership.
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Acca Temple
Richmond
E. B. Hunt
Front Royal
Blue Ridge
Middletown to Hear Talk by Mrs Johnson
Mrs Roscoe C Johnson wife of the Front Royal Methodist pastor will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday at Grace Methodist church Middletown Virginia She is conference secretary of missionary education and service under the WSCS and will discuss the Methodist program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. Johnson
Front Royal Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
Middletown
Virginia
Missionary Education and Service
WSCS
Johnson
Donna and Alan face a crisis in a stormy morning
Donna Collwell’s betrayal strains her marriage as Alan returns from a troubled trip and Jean counsels patience. Donna’s new life in New York and her mysterious plans unfold as Mark Banister plots to intervene with friends Sam Ingram and Red, while Donna’s mother watches and prepares for the days ahead.
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Donna
Mark
Mia
Collwell
Alan
New York
Jean
Jean Collwell
Alan Collwell
Ethel Hueston
Chicago
Donn
Mark Banister
Sammy Ingram
Red
Family Bridge
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B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Haldeman’s
FILMS
Hill's
Toy and Novelty Store
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Order of the Golden Rule
N. Cameron ST
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Westinghouse —Gundheomal
Todeus
Westinghouse
Joseph L. Moore
Mrs. Johnson
Connie
Robbe Merrill Company
King Features Syndicate
David
Jear
Moms
Bobbs-Merrin Company
King Features Syndicat
George Washington Hotel
TRABG
Bunclutter Tire CO. Corner
Braddock & Germak Ste
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leggett
Topcoats
Zelan
Hockmeyer Tweeduroy
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