Accidents Claim Eleven Lives On Virginia Roads
The state toll rises with seven crashes causing eleven deaths across Virginia. Victims include Mattie Emerson Stuart in Grayson County, Adam Tzagoinis near Winchester, and Leroy Herring near Craigsville. Campbell County fatalities include Lowell Curtiss and three others. Additional deaths occur on U S 11 near Lexington and U S 29-21 at Warrenton.
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Mattie Emerson Stuart
Volney
U.S. 58
Independence
Grayson County
Lucas Porter
Glade Spring
Adam Manuel Tzagoiinis
Youngstown
Ohio
Herring
Campbell County
Lowell Edwin Curtiss
Chevy Chase
Edna
Alice Bortner
Bortner
Nola Bortner
New Freedom
Curtiss
Pan American Union
Greenville
S.C
Clyde Richard Mull
Morganton
N.C
Altavisat
U.S
Kenneth Edward Hilliard Jr
Elwood Garfield Sandidge
Buena Vista
U.S. 11
Lexington
James Douglas Dalton
Draper
Pulaski County
Rt. 1
Powhatan
Wall Street Edges Lower In Calm Afternoon Trading
The New York market slipped modestly as profits ditched gains from a three week advance. At noon the AP average fell 0.60 to 219.20 with many major issues down while a few posted small gains. Dow stood at 586.21, down 3.98.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
du Pont
MCA Inc
IBM
Polaroid
U.S. Gymsum
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Dow Jones
U.S
Chamber Tour Invites Winchester Chamber Members to Orchards
Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce invites members to a local orchard tour this Thursday evening micro-broadcast with Virginia Tech extension service and Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn. Members meet at Clyde Logan's brick-tile cold storage on Middle Road eight miles south of town. After the tour Dr. H A Rollins discusses crop prospects and refreshments follow. End by 9 p.m. Notify Chamber Office by Wednesday morning.
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Winchester- Frederick County
Markets Baltimore Cattle Hogs Report From AP USDA
Markets report from Baltimore shows cattle supplies around 50 percent slaughter figures with steers and heifers mostly steady to strong, cows slow, bulls steady to higher. Slaughter cattle prices span 21 to 27 per hundredweight with varied grades and feeder calves, hogs trading moderately with barrows and gilts 18.50 to 20.00, sows scarce and 13.00 to 15.75 for larger sizes.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago livestock and cattle market rounds up for week
Chicago hogs 5 500 head with butchers steady to 25 higher. Prices range 18 50 to 19 25 for 190 225 lb butchers and 18 50 18 75 for 1 3 240 260 lb. Cattle 13 000 head with steers steady to 25 higher and top loads at 28 25 for 1 250 1 300 lb. Heifers 24 50 25 50 and cows 14 25 16 00. Sheep 700 with spring lambs 22 50 23 50 for 80 105 lb.
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Chicago
USDA
Dick Dickson, Theater Executive, Dies at 65
Hollywood veteran Dick Dickson, 65, longtime theater executive with National Theaters and Fox West Coast, died Saturday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a long illness. A former managing director of New York’s Roxy Theater, he retired in 1956 and later managed a Palm Springs shopping center. He is survived by his widow.
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Hollywood
Dick Dickson
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
New York
Roxy Theater
National Theaters
Fox West Coast Theaters
Palm Springs
Accident 60 East of Cumberland Damages Tractor Trailer
A vehicle crashed 60 miles east of Cumberland and struck the front of a tractor trailer parked about 10 feet off the highway, causing damage to the parked rig.
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Cumberland
Ex Gov Stanley Steps Down As Stanley Furniture President
Thomas B Stanley Sr former Virginia governor resigns as president of Stanley Furniture Co after 38 years at the helm He remains chair and treasurer His son Thomas B Stanley Jr succeeds as president with John David Stanley moving to production leadership The firm launches a $1 million expansion including a $560000 office building and warehouse project at Plant No 2 and $240000 in new equipment plus $100000 for bulk storage and pumping systems
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Stanleytown
Thomas B. Stanley Sr
Wre
Virginia
Stanley
Stanley Furniture Co
Thomas B. Stanley Jr
John David Stanley
Stanley W. Bowles
Martinsville
Board of Directors
House of Delegates
Free miniature hearing aid offered to the hard of hearing
An advertisement from Dahlberg Motorola in Washington D C promotes a free true life non operating miniature hearing aid. The device weighs less than a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body head wires. Free while supplies last write for yours now Buchanan Hearing Aid Information Service Room 424 Wyatt Bldg 7717 14th Street N W Washington D C.
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Washington, D.C
Dahlberg Motorola
Buchanan Hearing Aid Information Service Room
Wyatt Bldg
14Th Street
N.W
Senate House Prestige Fight Near End
Washington AP reports the Senate and House committees nearly settled their prestige clash while new battles emerge over Agriculture committees. Money bills linger over conference chairs and meeting sites. emergency funding keeps agencies operating.
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Senate House
Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture
Appropriations
Supreme Court
Capitol
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Electronic Computer Programming Institute
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Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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