Market Quotation Roundup on a Quiet NYTrading Day
New York stocks moved in a narrow range with little incentive for big moves. Stocks rising included Baltimore & Ohio Nickel Plate Pan American Airways Twentieth Century Fox Westinghouse DuPont Dome Mines International Telephone Studebaker United Aircraft and J I Case. Decliners were U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Lockheed National Distillers Anaconda Copper Phelps Dodge American Cyanamid Allied Chemical American Can American Woolen New York Central Southern Railway Gulf Oil United Air Lines and Paramount. The bond market was narrowly mixed.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Nickel Plate
Pan American Airways
Twentieth Century-Fox
Westinghouse Electric
DuPont
Dome Mines
International Telephone
Studebaker
United Aircraft
J. I. Case
U. S. Steel
Betle Steel
Lockheed
National Distillers
Chicago grain prices open firm on Board of Trade
Chicago opening prices show firm grains on active trade. Wheat touches March 2.44 and May 2.44 1/2, corn ranges 1.77 to 1.79 1/2, oats around 0.96 to 0.92, rye at 1.76 to 1.81, Soybeans near 3.22 to 3.26, and lard futures at 19.75 to 19.95 for July and September.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Auditions Announced for Capitol Theatre Event
Fretwell Graham Conner Jr and others named as contestants for auditions at the Capitol Theatre. Miss Betty Daw son Mr Jackson and Fenton Poston from Purcellville are listed with Lincoln High School sending in their names. Winners will be notified of audition nights and rehearsal times at the Elks Club with Kenneth Windle or a chosen accompanist. Ruth Carson from Front Royal will serve as accompanist for some numbers.
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Graham Conner, Jr
Auctions Listed for February Farm Goods Sales
Sales directory notes two auctions: February 15 at 10 a m by A M Fowler north of Boyce on Pyretown Road with livestock implements and household goods. February 7 at 10 a m by Edgar and W J Butler one mile north of Clear Brook on U S 11 with livestock farm implements and household goods.
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A. M. Fowler
Boyce
Pyretown Road
Edgar
W. J. Butler
Clearbrook
U. S. 11
Livestock Market Report from Baltimore and Chicago
USDA cattle and hogs prices compare last week with steers up to 50 cents higher and hogs mixed by weight. Slaughter steers 31.00 to 33.40 with top 33.65, cows 23.50 to 28.00, stockers strong, calves to 42.00. hogs mostly steady to 25 cents higher with top 22.00. Sheep lambs and ewes show gains, with high wool prices pushing some quotes to record levels.
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Baltimore P
USDA
Chicago
Montana
Safer to Slow Down Promoted in Public Service Ad
Public safety note urges drivers to reduce speed on rural roads. The message contrasts travel times between Winchester and Harrisonburg at 45 mph and 50 mph, emphasizing longer travel time at lower speeds. The ad stresses caution and responsible driving.
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Winchester
Harrisonburg
Mrs Fannie Haynes Mother of Mrs Allen Bond Dies
Mrs Fannie M Haynes mother of Mrs Allen Bond of Winchester and Mrs Everett Gooch of Pittsburgh Pa died yesterday at her daughter's home where she had lived. Survived by son Eugene K Haynes of Sirdar and six grandchildren. Services at Allen Bond home on Apple Pie Ridge Monday at 2 pm. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Fannie M. Haynes
Allen Bond
Winchester
Everett Gooch
Pittsburgh
Bond
Haynes
Mary A
Joseph Maxwell
Chariton
N. Y
Chariton Academy
Albany
Teachers College
Saratoga
N. i
Charles 8. Hayne
Allen Bond, Jr
Robert Gooch
John F. Anderson
James Reinhart
Walker McC. Bond
McSherry Lupton
Roland Mitchell Wins Beauty Prize at Boyce
Roland Mitchell captured first prize in the Men s Beauty Parade at Boyce School last night. Second went to Samuel Johnston of Winchester and A R Dunning took third. Runners up included Johnnie Friant and Howard Lee. Master of ceremonies Clay B Carr led a capacity crowd with Lions Club members and notable supporters present.
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Roland “Roxana” Mitchell
Boyce School
Samuel “Simone” Johnston
Winchester
A. R. “Petunia” Dunning
Johnnie
Jacquelyn” Friant
Howard “Dagmar” Lee
Clay B. Carr
Clarke County
Winchester Lions Club
Johnston
John Friant
Ewing Studio of Dance Art of Winchester
Wade Muldoons
Out of State Drivers Face Fines in Speeding Case
Two drivers from outside Pennsylvania appeared before Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards for speeding. Manuel J. Bargas of Ille Creek and Clarence A. Olsen of Elgeria were fined $15 plus costs each.
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W. Erle Edwards
Manuel J. Bargas
Ille Creek
Clarence A. Olsen
Elgeria
Ohio
MacArthur vows Korea stand and UN freedom in war update
In Korea General MacArthur after a secret 90 minute Ridgeway briefing told war correspondents no one will drive us to the sea and the UN aims to maintain a military position as long as world leaders decide. A new clash erupted near Wonju with a Communist force attempting a road block while US jet fighters clashed with Mig-15s and bombers hit rail yards.
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Yongju
Tanyang
Andong
General MacArthur
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Korea
United Nations
Ridgeway
Eighth Army
MacArthur
Tokyo
Wonju
Sinuiju
A. P
William CC. Barnard
Taegu
Pusan
Draft Rules Permit Student To Finish Year
The draft rules allow students to finish the current term and choose their service before induction. The change ends the prior sequence where draft calls forced immediate army paths, reducing college dropouts. Students may defer until term end, then volunteer for a preferred branch. The rule takes effect immediately.
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Washington
Force
Army
Defense Department
Milk Prices Rise On Several Markets In Virginia
The State Milk Commission announces retail and wholesale price increases across Virginia markets after hearings. Home-delivered milk up one cent per quart to 22 cents in Roanoke Pulaski Montgomery Giles. producer price at 6.15 per cwt. New hikes take effect Jan 18. Arlington Albemarle Manassas Fredericksburg see 22.5 cents per quart home delivery and 6.17 6.12 6.02 per cwt respectively.
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Richmond
State Milk Commission
Virginia
Roanoke
Pulaski- Montgomery-Giles
Arlington- Albemarle
Manassas
Fredericksburg
Arlington-Alexandria
Meat Price Jumps Are Unjustifiable
San Francisco P. A. The average of American meat hoarders and scare talk by government officials are blamed for recent jumps in meat prices. Loren Bamert president of the American National Cattlemen's Association says price increases are unnecessary and unjustifiable given meat supplies.
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San Francisco—P
Loren Bamert
American National Cattlemen's Association
Bamert
Associated Press
Anti Reds in China May Get U S Arms
Washington officials studied arming anti Communist guerrillas on the Chinese mainland to curb Red influence in the Far East. Policy opposes drastic moves that could trigger a world war in China. U S weapons flow to Formosa under a 50 million program via MacArthur as Chiang Kai-shek links with non Communist forces. Transfers could trigger further Nationalist requests for aid.
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Washington
Far East
United States
China
Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Marine Reserves Call Up Nine Air Reserve Squadrons
The Marine Corps announced a call up of nine more Air Reserve squadrons in Washington. The move expands reserve air capabilities as part of ongoing defense commitments.
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Marine Reserves
Washington
Marine Corps
Air Reserve
First Baptist Church Capacity Crowd Hear Mrs Sanford
Mrs Agnes White Sanford wife of Rev Edgar L Sanford Episcopal minister of Westboro Mass drew a full house at the First Baptist Church for a three day speaking series. She outlines topics including The Big If Forgiveness and The Healing of the World with a luncheon in her honor at the Chanticleer Inn.
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First Baptist Church
Agnes White Sanford
Edgar L. Sanford
Westboro
Mass
Henry Matryn White
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Virginia Grace Thomas 57 Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Virginia Grace Thomas of White Post dies at about 7 p m Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born November 10 1893 in Wisconsin to James W Stickles and Marie Allen Gibson She leaves eleven children Funeral services at Mt Carmel Methodist Church tomorrow at 1 15 p m conducted by Revs L L Shrech and Clarence Lloyd Burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery Upperville
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Virginia Grace Thomas
White Post
Townson Thomas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wisconsin
James W. Stickles
Marie Allen Gibson
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
L. L. Shrech
Clarence Lloyd
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Upperville
County Issues Four Building Permits This Week
County commissioner records show four new building permits. Edward and Susie Ambrose of Stephens City receive a six room two story dwelling valued at 3500 dollars. Joseph F Bayliss Jr of Winchester builds a six room frame home in Hillcrest valued at 4800 dollars. Roy L Ashton and Clara H Ashton Route 7 near Winchester construct a seven room two story dwelling valued at 5500 dollars. Irene McFarland of Cameron Street plans a four room dwelling four miles northwest of Winchester valued at 2500 dollars.
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Edward and
Susie Ambrose
Stephens City
Bell Aire
Opequon
Joseph F. Bayliss
Winchester
Hillcrest
Shawnee
Roy L
Clara H. Ashton
Route 7
Bath
Stonewall
Irene McFarland
Cameron Street
Dick's Hollow Road
Gainsboro
Police Court Fines Set in Local Driving and Disorder Cases
Geral E Grow, 29, Lincoln Va charged with reckless driving after Sundays accident on Piccadilly Street and fined 50 dollars. Johnny DeHaven, 19, 8158 Kent Street, fined 10 dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Harvey M Clark, 47, 517 N Cameron, given 60 day suspended sentence and restitution plus costs for bad check. Robert E Dyson, 37, Route 2 Middletown, fined 100 dollars and costs with 30 day suspended sentence for DUI. Filsworth D DeHaven, Orchard Avenue, fined 5 dollars and costs for operating on a rejection sticker.
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Geral E. Grow
Lincoln
Piccadilly Street
Johnny DeHaven
Kent Street
Harvey M. Clark
N. Cameron
Robert E. Dyson
Route 2
Middletown
Filsworth D. DeHaven
Orchard Avenue
O Donnell Talks With Air Chiefs on Atomic Bomb Proposal
Maj. Gen Emmett O'Donnell met with Air Force leaders in Washington to discuss his interview advocating atomic bomb use in the Korea War. He was invited by General Nathan Twining and planned to meet Gen. Hoyt Van den Berg, with no further announcements expected before next week. Russia's population is estimated at 192,756,000.
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Washington
Emmett O'Donnell
Air Force
O'Donnel
Nathan Twining
Twining
Hoyt Vandenberg
O'Donnell
Another New House Is Planned in City
The Winchester Commissioner of Revenue issued building permits for Paul B DeHaven at 430 Virginia Avenue for a concrete two car garage costing 1500 and Dorothy V DeHaven at 430 Virginia Avenue for a frame dwelling on the west side of Shenandoah Avenue costing 8000.
Price tensions rise as inflation and rates press households
Valentine faces criticism from officials over delays as price markups alarm housewives and consumers. The Interstate Commerce Commission is urged to grant an immediate six percent freight rate increase for railways to cover rising costs. Wholesale prices hit a fresh peak at 178.7 percent of 1926 averages, up 2.3 percent from four weeks ago and 13.9 percent from prewar levels.
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Valentine
University of Rochester
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Truman Sees Stalin With Ancient Tyrants As Allies
President Truman compares Stalin to historic tyrants from Rome and Sparta during a prepared reading. He asserts rulers like Hitler Mussolini Tarquin and Charles I shared the same belief in enslaving the common people. The passage notes these companions died violently or failed after aggressive careers.
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Politburo
Russia
Truman
Rome
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Tarquin
Sparta
Charles the
England
Louis
Alexander the First
How's Your IQ Answers From Page Four Quiz
Answers list includes Charles A. Wilson as GE president a Titian red shade in portraits Handel true Sweden James I of England Grove Cleveland identification of male criminals and a wood carver a reference to President Truman in a 1950 radio address.
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Charles A. Wilson
General Electric Co
Titian
Handel
True
Sweden
James I
England
Grove
Cleveland
President Truman
the Nation
Cook On Mobbed Crime Tour Brought To Oklahoma City
Five Federal prisoners including Badman Cook were loaded onto a Southern Pacific train in Los Angeles en route to Oklahoma City. Cook's crime spree began December 25 in Blythe California and ended with the murder of the Mosser family near Joplin Missouri after a perilous car chase and a mine shaft dump.
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Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Cook
Mexico
Richardson
Badman Cook
Joblin
Blythe
Calif
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mex
Joplin
Lee Archer
Tohoka
Mosser
Albuquerque
N. M
Wichita Falls
Carlsbad Caverns
Mossers
Houston
de Queen Ark
Fort Smith
Ark
Thelma
Ronald Dean
Gary Carl
Pamela Sue
Ren
Why do birds lay eggs in different colors
Naturalists note color variation in eggs used for identification. Individual birds’ nests show subtle hues while colonial nests display a wide variety of colors and patterns.
Crossword Clue Incomplete Entry List
Puzzle grid fragment lists clues and partial answers including unruly performers glacial ridges depart flash of light a pair malt kiln knave dancing girl Egypt furnish temporarily.
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Egypt
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Fretwell
Seiberling
Stiblerling At
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Farmall
MYERS
Brumback
N. Cameron St
Fannie Haynes
Roland Mitchell
Trial Justice Court
U.S
Baptist Church
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock
Hardie
Orchard
Orchard & Farm Supply
Cameron St
Eensert Tl
Lim An Mal Tanne
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Omps’ Funeral Home
Valley Ave
Nash
Frederick Motors, Inc
Valley Wrecking Co
R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Glaize
Bro. N. Cameron
Pucen
Tiatine Co
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Graddock St
Chapman Motor CO
Mervel W. Adams
Call Rees
A. PF. Rees, Inc
Berryville, VA
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Valley
Sultan
Denmark
Persia
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