Five Names Considered for Virginia Highway Commissioner
Governor Almond is expected to pick a new state highway commissioner from five candidates, with Francis A. Davis unlikely to be chosen. Other reported names include Flythe of Martinsville, Samuel May of Tazewell, and John Pershing of the Richmond Petersboro Turnpike, with two names unconfirmed. Speculation centers on seeking an experienced business executive and avoiding officials tied to Anderson. Davis faces opposition despite support from lawmakers.
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Anderson
Apparent Inside Track Questioned on Job Appoint Nomination
He denied knowledge of any appointment and declined comment on accepting it, saying it would be presumptuous to answer. The remark suggested he had an apparent inside track, though he stated he knew nothing about it.
Alumni Storytelling Hour Kicks Off in Stephens City
Mrs. Doug glas Haines of Winchester will tell stories for children at the Alumni Story Telling Hour in Stephens City this Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. in the school library for pre school through third grade.
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Stephens City
Dougglas Haines
Winchester
Dan Brumback
Roy Wisecarver
Allen Photo Featured in Sports Illustrated Pages
Howard O. Allen of Middleburg captures Kathy Kusner and her grey mare Preckles winning at the Upperville Colt Show, setting a new United States women’s record at seven feet three inches. The image appears in Sports Illustrated July 7 in the Pat on the Back section.
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Middleburg
Sports Illustrated
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Preckles
Upperville
United States
Gainesboro VFD Sets Meeting to Plan New Fire Hall
The Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Company will hold a general membership and business meeting at the school in Gainesboro tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Plans for the new fire hall will be completed.
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Gainesboro
Soviet Scientists Explore Death and Revival Problems
New York report notes Soviet researchers are studying death and revival across biochemical, neuro anatomical, and neuro pathologic lines. An American doctor who toured Soviet institutions observed coordinated work and an experiment reviving a dog dead five minutes. She judged the advance impressive but not world shifting.
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New York
Henley
United States
American Heart Assn
Alaska Statehood Move Heads to Plebiscite Vote
President Eisenhower signed the Alaska statehood bill and urged a plebiscite allowing Alaskans to vote on immediate statehood terms. The process could lead to a December proclamation admitting Alaska to the union, while he favored admitting Hawaii in the same legislative round.
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Alaska
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Market Quotations Baltimore Apples Tomatoes And Beans
Market notes show apples from Delmarva and Lodi up to several dollars per bushel with variances by grade and size. Tomatoes steady to weaker with Maryland and Virginia carton sizes and prices listed across multiple pack types. Beans and potatoes show slight shifts. beans inch weaker and potatoes holding near steady with 50 lb sacks and various regional price ranges.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report
Baltimore livestock sales show cattle 150 and calves 100 with about 40 head dealers moving steady. Prices for bulk good and choice 170 to 230 lb cattle range 26.00 to 30.00 with a 24.00 standard package and a loaded 1358 lb good and choice steer at 26.50. Hogs scarce and slow with few sales around 75 to 100 lower for 190 to 220 lb. small lots No. 1 US 1 2 3 at 190-220 lb bring 25.00 and a 160 lb lot at 24.50. a 307 lb No.3 lot at 23.00. Sheep 25 head with no sales.
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Chicago live hog and cattle prices report
USDA market notes hog weights from 200 to 575 pounds with prices mostly 18.25 to 24.50 per hundredweight. Slaughter cattle and calves show steady to higher tendencies with prime loads and large lots guiding values. steer and heifer weights range 1000 to 1225 pounds at 28.25 to 28.50, bulk good and choice 25.00 to 28.00, utility and commercial cows 15.00 to 21.00, vealers up to 51.00 with various belts across weights.
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Algeria Comes Under French Rule in 1830
After centuries of Ottoman control, Algeria was conquered by France in 1830 and declared French territory in the French constitution of 1848.
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Algeria
Wall Street Mixed Early as Industrials Slip
A narrow stock market session saw uneven action with a late drop in oils steels and aircrafts while rails rose modestly led by Atlantic Coast Line up nearly two points. Dow industrials eased and bond prices fell as traders expected a consolidation after an eight day rally.
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Grain futures open with light activity in Chicago trade
Chicago grain futures opened with unusually light activity. Wheat moved about half a cent per bushel, July at 81.82. July corn quote fluctuated around 1.31 and oats ranged from fractional gains to losses. Soybeans traded with mixed moves around 2.25 to 2.24 per bushel.
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Local Market Prices and Grain Bids listing regional bars
The page shows corrected local market quotes for feed mixes and grain. It lists mixed feed 100 lbs at 3.18 and various grain prices per bushel including Wheat No 2 yellow corn and flour costs. Regional entries include Rockingham and Augusta prices for corn and barley and wholesale butter is noted.
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Augusta
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Spotlight on $300000 Greenlease ransom mystery
The Senate Rackets Committee widens its probe into the missing $300,000 from the Bobby Greenlease case. Subpoenas target St Louis figures including Joseph Costello John Hager and Robert Baker linked to the Ace Cab Co and Teamsters local. Hall and Heady died in the gas chamber December 1 1953.
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Ace Cab Co
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Teamster Union
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Hager
Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Baker
Teamsters Cab Drivers
Mrs. Heady
Missouri
Gas Chamber
NAACP Will Not Back Down in School Integration Fight
Thurgood Marshall states the NAACP will stay in the fight for desegregation despite risks. He dismisses the Little Rock crisis as a threat and notes civil rights lawyers prepared a plan to counter massive resistance in Virginia and other states.
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Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
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NAACP
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Little Rock
Orval E. Paulius
Arkansas
Virginia
Johnston's No Roach and Hadabug Insecticide Ad
Colorless Johnston's No Roach kills roaches and ants for months. Price 89 cents for 4 oz and 1.69 for 8 oz. Available at Safeway and local drug stores. Johnston's Hadabug kills mosquitoes and is safe around children and pets, price 1.98.
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