Market Quotations New York Stocks Quiet Trading Day
New York stocks opened with little movement and traded almost flat throughout the day. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped about 10 cents from Friday, with small gains for Pennsylvania Railroad United Air Lines Phelps Dodge American Cyanamid Dow Chemical Republic Steel and Boeing.
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New York
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Air Lines
Phelps Dodge
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
Republic Steel
Boeing
Union Pacific
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Goodrich Rubber
Radio Corp
Anaconda Copper
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Summary
Baltimore reports weaker fruit and vegetables with apples and potatoes easing and eggs steady. Cattle and calves show slow trading with slaughter classes mostly steady to lower. hogs higher on value cuts. sheep bids weak with limited demand. Chicago market follows with higher hogs, steady to firmer cattle and fluctuating sheep.
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Baltimore
Eastern Shore
N. J
Jersey
USDA
Chicago
Bennett rejects cash offer in ethics test for defense contracts
Rep. Charles E. Bennett testified before a Senate subcommittee in Washington that a businessman offered him a cash payment for defense contracts, and Bennett said he gave the contractor a brief ethics lecture. The panel seeks to draft a code of ethics for Congress and government workers.
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Senate
Washington
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Bennett
Cone @resamen
Government
Agricultural Egg Market and Bomb Question
Agricultural department notes today’s egg market with prices for tomorrow from the county farm bureau showing various grades and sizes. A quiz asks how many atomic bombs to destroy a large city, with experts saying at least seven bombs would be needed.
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K County Farm Bureau
U. 8
New York
Local Market Prices and Census Update
Local markets list daily corrected prices for corn meal, grain feeds, eggs, and butter with several weight units. The 1950 census of the Western Hemisphere reports fifteen of twenty two countries completed their part of the Census of the Americas.
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Western Hemisphere
BR. A
Americas
Turner Faces Test in Fusari Fight at Shibe Park
Unbeaten 21 fight winner Gil Turner of Philadelphia meets 26 year old Charley Fusari of Irvington New Jersey in a 12 round welterweight bout at Shibe Park. Turner is praised for speed and style, while Fusari brings seven years pro experience and a solid knockout record.
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Shibe Park
Charley Milkman
Fusari
Irvington
N. J
Oxing
Beau Jack
Augusta
Jack
Turner
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Robinson
Henry Armstrong
Acamo
Sicily
New Jersey
Tippy Larkin
Tony Pellone
Terry Youngs
Vince Foster
Judge Gardiner Wilson Jr Named Imperial Potentate at Shriner Conclave
Judge Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr of Boston Probate Court tops Slraners 1951 convention roster as Imperial Potentate nominee. More than 100000 Nobles and families are set to gather in New York City for eleven days of meetings and events.
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New York
Shriners
Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr
Boston, Mass
New York City
Opening prices drift on Chicago Board of Trade grains
Small price changes marked the opening on the Chicago Board of Trade with oats showing independent strength. The report lists opening bids for wheat corn oats soybeans and lard with various contract months and fractional price movements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Shriners Hold 77th Convention In New York
Mr and Mrs Rhodes Huntsberry attend the 77th annual Shriners convention opening in New York. About 100000 Shriners from 162 temples nationwide attend the six day meeting to raise funds for 17 crippled child hospitals in the US Canada Mexico and Hawaii. The event features parades nightly shows and an all day Garden program with possible review by General Douglas MacArthur who is a member of Nile Temple Seattle.
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Rhodes Huntsberry
Shriners
New York
Union
Mystic Shrine
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Hubert M. Poteat
Wake Forest
N. C
Imperial Potentate
Douglas MacArthur
Moose Plan Public Dance At Winchester Armory
The Moose Club announces a public dance Saturday July 14 at the Winchester Armory to benefit the club's fund. Jones and his orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 p m to 1 a m. Table reservations via phone 6871.
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Moose Club
Winchester Armory
Jones
Drainage Demonstration At Rudolphs Tomorrow
A demonstration will be held at the T. M. Rudolph farm off Cedar Creek Grade Tuesday morning July 10 at 9 30 a m on draining swampland through dynamite.
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T. M. Rudolph
Cedar Creek Grade
Elephant Executed At The London Zoo
Rajah a 10 year old Indian elephant at the London Zoo was shot after turning rogue. He had previously injured a keeper and caused property damage including breaking a chain smashing truck headlights and a wall incident near the ladies’ powder room. Zoo superintendent G H Canes?
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London
Rajah
London Zoo
Zoo
Rajah's carcass meat to feed lions and tigers
Dale stated that meat from Rajah's carcass would be distributed to feed lions and tigers, indicating a disposal plan tied to the animal.
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Dale
Rajah
Local Cyclist Hurt On Airport Road
Harold Martin of 523 N Cameron Street was injured in a non collision motorcycle accident on Airport Road near Route 52. He was admitted to Winchester hospital with body bruises and head lacerations and remains for treatment and observation. State Trooper C D Taylor said Martin was crowded from the pavement by an unidentified passenger car.
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Harold Martin
Cameron Street
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Huntsberrys
Meeting of
Moose Plan
Rudolph’s
Hurton Airport
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hotpoint
Thriftmaster
Molden Electric Co., Inc
Loudoun St. Leek
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