JCC Names WWII Veteran as Virginia Junior Chamber Secretary
World War II veteran and former newspaperman has been named executive secretary of the Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce. The role, announced by William Battaile, creates a Richmond offices to coordinate 28 local groups and to edit The New Common monthly.
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Virginia Junior Chaftber of Commerce
William Battaile
JBT
Richmond
Virginia
State Organizaon
Public Notice in Winchester Chancery Case Denny Heirs
In the Corporation Court for Winchester Virginia Farmers and Merchants National Bank as executor of Florence L Denny gives notice by publication two weeks in the Winchester Evening Star that Master Commissioner Dabney W Watts will hear evidence on February 9 1948 at the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building Winchester to determine the estate heirs and unknown heirs of Florence L Denny and Harry L Denny and to prepare a distribution scheme for the executor s fund.
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Eva V. Kronk
Emma Hall
L. Virginia Carrier
May Grove
Mary Eliza Denny
Walter Sewell Denny
Harry Ellis Denny
Willie Clay Denny
S. Barron Deny
Mary D. Molden
Elizabeth D. Robinson
Mary L. Holladay
Pearl Carter
Joseph L. Denny
Victor L. Denny
Charles Odin Denny
Catherine Hodgson
James Marshall Denny
Florence Lowery
Gladys
Sparrow
Mamie Coffindeffer
Janice Jolliffe
Victor Willhyde
Clyde Hen
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester
Virginia
Florence L. Denny
Harry L. Denny
Dabney W. Watts
Railroad Shares Steady Amid Irregular Market Quotes
In New York on January 28, railroad stocks held a steady tone while other list sections showed irregular movements. Higher movers included Union Carbide, U S Steel, Gulf Oil, Texas Company, Southern Railway, Illinois Central, Schenley, General Motors, American Smelting, and Oliver Corporation, with laggards Goodrich and Public Service of New Jersey.
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New York
Union Carbide
U. S. Steel
Gulf Oil
Texas Co
Southern Railway
Illinois Central
Schenley
General Motors
American Smelting
Oliver Corp
Goodrich and Public Service of
N. J
Virginia Livestock Market Prices and Odd Quick Facts
Market quotations show fat steers 26.50 to 28, fat cows 16 to 21.50, veal calves 28.50 to 34, lambs 25 to 25.90, hogs 27.35 to 27.60, fresh cows top 225. A trivia line asks for UN official languages English French Russian Spanish Chinese.
Baltimore Market Reports Livestock and Produce Prices
Pro duce apples and eggs show modest gains and softer wholesale prices, with Boston region crates and varieties listed. Cattle receipts favor steady trends tomorrow, cows up 50 cents, best steers near 29.50, calves strongest at 32 for selected weights, hogs down about 50 cents.
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Baltimore
Livestock Prices and Trade Report from Chicago Auctions
Slab of cattle hogs and sheep prices show mixed movements with hogs down about half a dollar across weights. Cattle demand steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings up to 25 cents, heifers strong, cows steady to higher, sausage bulls and stock cattle scarce.
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Chicago
Market Report Prices for Eggs and Poultry in Winchester
Agriculture Dept Markets Division lists U S Grade A extra large eggs at .48 per dozen and Grade A large .46. Standards .42 and pullets .42. Live poultry prices for Winchester area include heavy breed hens four pounds plus .30-.31 per pound, Leghorn hens .20-.21, broilers by weight .34-.35 over 3 1/2 pounds and .32-.22 under 3 1/2 pounds, red broilers .33-.34 and .35-.38, Leghorn broilers .24-.25, old roosters .16-.17, guineas .35 each, hens .48, young toms .38, cracks and checks .42.
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Winchester
U. S
U. Sf
Grains Open With Substantial Gains On Chicago Board
Chicago January 28 grains opened with notable gains on the Board of Trade. Early quotes show wheat May at 2.89 1 4 0 1 2, July 2.59 1 2 7 8, Sep 2.54 3 4, corn May 2.58 1 2 1 4, July 2.46 4 7, Sep 2.28 2 8 1 4, Dec 1.89 1 4, oats May 1.23 1 2 3 4, July 1.03 1 4 0 3, Sep 0 95, soybeans Mar 4.11, May 4.06, lard Mar 26.25.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Aristocrat of Venetian Blinds Promoted by Valley Co
Valley Weatherstrip & Awning Co advertises the Aristocrat of Venetian blinds. The notice provides a phone listing 3742 and references quotes on blinds with emphasis on better pricing. The ad centers on product quality and local contact for estimates.
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Valley Weatherstrip & Awning CO
Merchandising Push Aims To Boost Apple Veggie Sales
The United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association promotes better retail merchandising to raise U.S. fruit and vegetable sales, teaching vendors to cut waste. Last year the sector moved 3 billion in farm value. imports face limits as exports drop, threatening profits in 1948.
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San Francisco
Board of Education
United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Association
Maine
California
U.S
Amarillo
Texas
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Canton
Ohio
Portland
Ore
Couny
United Merchandising Institute
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canada
Europe
U. S
England
Scandinavian
France
Claud N. Palmer
Washington, D. C
Pacific Northwest
Local Market Price List From Daily Star
Local markets show corrected prices with mixtures of notes for bag sizes and commodities. Items listed include corn meal yellow and white, No 2 winter wheat and yellow corn per bushel, barley, soybeans, various feeds, and butter products with wholesale and retail quotes.
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Indian National Congress Party
James D. Lyman
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Fred Neher
Stock Market Reports
Virginia Livestock Market
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United Nations
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Usls
W. Va
Yorks
Ardine
Agriculture Dept Markets Division
Chicago Grain
Winchester's Fashion Center
Star
Youncul
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry W. Aikens
Clearbrook, Va
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