Lions Club Drives March of Dimes Coin Boxes in Winchester
March of Dimes coin collectors are being distributed across Winchester and Frederick County starting Monday. Daniel Leatherman, campaign director, says local Lions and Exchange clubs coordinate city and county efforts with retailers urged to display collectors prominently. The boxes, with color displays, symbolize life saving respirators and support polio relief efforts.
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Daniel Leatherman
Nankees
Winchester Lions Club
Exchange Club
Leatherman
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia may rejoin Southern Conference amid NCAA code talks
Sports page notes Virginia's potential return to the Southern Conference after concerns over the NCAA sanity code, with presidents to take a more active role in athletics. It also mentions Holy Cross coaching vacancy interest and the Palm Beach golf tournament setup.
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New York
University of Virginia
Virginia
Louisiana State
Holy Cross
Palm Beach
Goodall
Police Court Highlights From Judge John Rice Docket
Police court cases heard by Judge John Rice include Jack Coy Collins drunken offense totaling $9.75. Ralph Lewis Billmyer reckless driving second offense with $54.25 fine. Maurice Lillis Jr disorderly conduct fighting with $55.25 fine and 60 days suspended. John Dennis Hall disorderly conduct fighting with $55.25 and 60 days suspended. Robert Scott Ryan stop at a Kent Street intersection. John Walter Grove fighting and destroying property with $35.25 fine and 30 days. Cartney Anderson improper left turn with $9.25. Marshall William Hockman petit larceny with 60 days suspended and probation for one year. Silas Luttrell drunken offense $9.25.
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John Rice
Jack Coy Collins
Stephens City
Ralph Lewis’ Billmyer
Woodland Ave
Maurice Lillis Jr
S. Camerson St
John Dennis Hall
Parkway Hotel
Robert Scott Ryan
S. Kent Sao
John Walter Grove
S. Kent St
Cartney
Anderson
Gray Ave
Marshall William Hockman
Loudoun St
Pettit Larceny
Silas Luttrell
Cross Junction
Holy Cross Wins 12th Straight in Boston Basket Victory
Holy Cross, ranked fifth in the AP poll, defeated St. Louis 69-55 before 13 909 fans in a Boston doubleheader. Trinity beat MIT 57-56, Bradley routed Manhattan 89-67 at MSG, NYU crushed Duke 80-64, and other upsets included Texas A&M over Arkansas 43-35 and Texas over Rice 55-52. North Carolina State beat William and Mary 72-58. Richmond upset Maryland 59-49.
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New York
Janey Cross
Crusaders
Associated Press
St. Louis
Boston
Trinity
MIT
Bradley
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
New York University
Duke
Texas A & M
Texas
Aggies
Arkansas
Rice
North Carolina State
William and Mary
Richmond
Maryland
Families Warned Against Burning Battery Cases
Health officials in Indianapolis warn against using battery cases as fuel after two one year old cousins die from lead poisoning tied to ashes. Three other children are seriously ill, linked to exposure from stove ashes in a southeast side home.
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Indianapolis
Gerald F. Kempf
Marvin Offet
Karen Easley
Roy Offet
James Easley
Marvin
Michael Offet
Leonard Radford
Grumman Radford
Kempf
Far Selects Line Viewed in Tokyo As Not Impregnable
Tokyo officials and Washington critics debate Western Pacific defenses. Air Force officers say American bombers from Japan Okinawa and the Philippines could strike deep while defenses must withstand air assault landings and blockades with combined service support.
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Tokyo
Western Pacific
Washington
Tom Connolly
Texas
Dean Acheson
United States
Formosa
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Connolly
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Siberia
Siberia. “We Can Give A Good Account of Ourselves,” Say Air Force
Miss M Vicar Rites Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral services for Margaret McVicar 68 of 20 Peyton Street will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Baptist church with Dr E T Clark officiating Burial will be in Mount Spey cemetery The remains will be moved from Jones funeral home to the church shortly before services Pallbearers will be church members Survivors include an aunt Mrs Henry McVicar and six cousins Charles P McVicar Walter Huntsberry Mrs Frank Stump Mrs Ada Wagner Mrs Julie Brown and erat ae Drais
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Margaret McVicar
Peyton St
Winchester Hospital
The
Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Mount Spey
Jones Funeral Home
Henry McVicar
Charles P. McVicar
Walter Huntsberry
Winchester
Frank Stump
Radford
Ada Wagner
Hampton, Va
Julie Brown
Mexico City
Erat Ae Drais
Martinsburg
Market Quotations From Baltimore and Chicago Livestock
The report lists apples poultry eggs and butter in Baltimore with variety prices including Romes and Staymans apples. turkeys toms and hens. high eggs receipts and ungraded prices. Chicago salable hogs cattle calves hogs prices by weight. sheep and lambs quoted with ranges. A second Baltimore line notes stocker steers calves hogs and sheep with nominal changes and specific price bands.
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Baltimore
N. J. Romes
Pa. Deli
Chicago
New York Stocks Fall Amid Severe Market Break
Sellers hammered the market pushing prices down by fractions to over a point with losses of 2 to 3 points in places. It marked the second day of a seven month bull market decline. Early hours saw late tape and large block orders, with some stocks notably down or up as trading progressed.
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New York
Santa Fe
Standard Oj
Johns-Manville
U. S. Gypsum
Commonwealth Edison
Kenecott
Copper
Phelps Dodge
Dome Mines
duPont
American Can
International Paper
Coca-Cola
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
Good
Agricultural egg and poultry price report values
The Agriculture Department lists U S Grade A extra large eggs at 35 cents, Grade A large 33, Grade A medium 30, Grade B large 30, and other sizes in lower ranges. Live poultry prices from Winchester area dress plants show heavy breed hens 20 cents, leghorn hens 17, leghorn broilers 17, and various rock and cross broilers 16 to 17 cents per pound.
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U. S
U.S
Winchester
Widow Named Sole Beneficiary in Hayes DeHaven Estate
Mamie B. DeHaven, widow of R. Winch ester DeHaven, who died November 25, is named sole beneficiary of all real and personal estate in his will. She qualified as executrix with a $2500 bond without surety.
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Hayes DeHaven
R. Winchester
Mamie B. DeHaven
Chicago Grains Opened Weak Amid Market Selloff
Grains in Chicago opened weak on January 13 as dealers cited a selloff in securities and cotton in New York dampening sentiment. Opening prices for March wheat at 2.15, May 2.0934, July 1.9034, September 1.907. corn March 1.28, May 1.28-283, July 1.26, Sep 1.2714, July 62. rye May 1.4, lard January 10.05, September 10.80.
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Chicago
New York
Local Market Prices From The Star One Day
Daily corrected market list shows prices for flour corn meal and feeds. Items include corn meal bags 5 lb 10 lb 25 lb 100 lb, cracked corn 100 lb bag, wheat under 14 percent moisture 1.90 per unit, No 2 yellow corn 1.35, barley, egg mash 20 percent 4.30, bran 3.20, broiler mash 450, butter wholesale 0.59 and retail butterprices listed.
Whey EVER PAY mone Akg St Joseph aspiring
unreadable OCR fragment mentions St Joseph and a financial or payment topic with unclear subject names and dates. no concrete events or outcomes can be determined from the text.
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St.Joseph
A J Davis Dies At Home In City
Alexandrew Johnson Davis died at his home 6 E Southwert St this morning after a period of declining health. Born in Winchester he was the son of the late Alexandrew and Henretta Davis and spent his life in the livestock trade. Survivors include his widow Mrs Jennie Davis two daughters Mrs Annie Finley and Miss Mary Belle Davis two grandchildren two nephews two nieces an uncle and a sister, all of Winchester.
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Alexandrew
Johnson Davis
E. Southwert St
Winchester
Henretta Davis
Wdow
Jennie Davis
Annie Finley
Mary Belle Davis
Bureau of Mines studies coal washing effects since 1910
The U. S. Bureau of Mines has conducted a long term study on the effects of washing coal beginning in 1910. The project aims to improve coal quality and efficiency in usage by removing impurities during processing.
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The
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Supervisors Seek Law to Reimburse Farms for Deer Raids
Frederick county board of supervisors forwarded a resolution urging the State legislature to create a reimbursement fund for deer damage. The plan calls for a $1 deer-hunting stamp to fund reimbursements, with Delegate H. F. Byrd Jr. to receive the copy. Ellsworth Dodson introduced the measure from Back Creek district.
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Frederick County
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Comptroller
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J. H. Yost
J. T. Kremer
John D. Glover
Paul M. Haldeman
Ray Robinson, JR
B. B. Byrd
Mary G. Hershberger
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain Sts
Agriculture Dept
Star
Mavest
Byron
Wembley
Phoenix
Uggage Fea
A. J. Davis
City
Hill
Lamp Motor CO
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Tommy D. Lockhart
Iste
Piet
Agrico Fertilizer
PMA
Green Chemical CO
Leggett’s
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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