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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1958
Page
7
Don Larrick and Carl Rotz reported a ruffled grouse crashed through a cabin window on the Shenandoah River near Cedarville. The two pound bird, dazed and battered, was found inside and ended up on the Larrick dinner table after he shot it to end its suffering.
Mr and Mrs John Combs visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Richard. Mrs Carroll Smith shopped in Front Royal with Beatrice McDonald on January 10. Families including McDonalds Hershmans Andersons and Rusty Anerson visited Star Tannery residents. Mrs Martha Bauserman remains a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club meets tonight with Beatrice McDonald. Mrs Helen Richard called on Mrs James Donald. Miss Donna Wersten spent Thursday with Patsy McDaniel at Minebank.
Local markets listings appear in the Star with regular updates. The paper notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors that may occur in the market page.
Kansas City authorities act to curb a lunch money extortion racket and the carrying of weapons in schools. Supt. James A. Hazlett orders principals to report students carrying knives or coercing peers, with parental warnings and possible expulsion if offenses recur. Integration shifts noted at Central Junior High amid reports of weekly victimization and plan to redraw district lines with Lincoln High.
Baltimore market notes show apples mostly steady to up with Red Delicious and Staymans leading gains. Potatoes unchanged with mixed regional quotes. cattle calves hogs and sheep price ranges listed for Baltimore and Chicago markets amid a broad market uptick. New York stocks advanced with steels aircrafts and airlines rising on budget optimism and midyear price forecasts.
Chicago grain futures opened mostly steady on the Board of Trade with slight early gains across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybeans. Contracts for Mar May and Jul deliveries showed modest moves while soybeans and lard quoted with small percentage changes reflecting initial trading.
Farm market notes show scarce supply of broilers and fryers with fair to good demand. Prices paid yesterday include broilers 21 4 to 3 percent, heavy hens 18 to 20, small turkey fryers 24 to 25. Winchester egg market lists Grade A Large 39, Grade A Medium 36, Grade A Small 4, with Harrisonburg egg market showing Grade A Medium 36 and Grade B Large around 36.
Sportscaster Chuck Thompson of the National Brewing Company headlines Winchester Kiwanis Club's luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 pm in the George Washington Hotel. A Massachusetts native, Thompson began announcing in 1939 with WRAW Reading Pennsylvania, served in Europe during World War II, and later broadcast Baltimore local sports and Navy football games.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the TAR during January to take advantage of special low rates. The ad emphasizes limited time pricing and urges action before the offer ends.
Walter Reuther outlines a plan to base bargaining on current economic realities and to boost purchasing power by sharing profits across the auto industry. He argues the plan would affect about 800000 workers and mirrors GM Ford profit-sharing schemes while criticizing inflationary demands.
Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay married at Wayfarers Chapel in Portuguese Bend California in a high profile ceremony watched by about 1500 fans and guests including Bob Hope and Marie Windsor. Police kept fans at bay as photographers swarmed the glass church while the couple exchanged vows and posed for cameras before a quick flight to Dallas.
The chief reason is to keep blood circulation near normal. Movement prevents stagnation and the formation of clots. Postoperative deaths in former years were often due to embolism when clots traveled through the system, sometimes to the lungs.
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