Market Quotation Treads Water Amid Mixed Stocks in New York
The New York market moved with muted gains and losses after a month of climbs. Many issues held near last week’s levels with notable changes for Youngstown Sheet, Republic Steel, Texas Co, and Dow Chemical among others.
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A. Je
Bernishent
Eees
Youngstown Sheet
Severas
Jette Woolworth
Oliver Corp
Lockheed
Kennecott Cooper
Phelps Dodge
Westinghouse Electric
American Woolen
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Republic — Steel
Appa Montgomery, Ward, Deere
American Telephone
American Smelting
Anaconda
Dow Chemical
Owensols
Santa Fe
N.Y. Central
Esapeake & Ohio
Twentieth Century-Fox
Pittsburgh
John Puhatch
Dorothy
John, Jr
Kenneth
Priscilla
Steel Industry
Truman
Roosevelt
Samuel S. Rosenman
Caroll R. Daugherty
Northwestern University
David R. Cole
New Jersey
International
Atomic bomb plan cited in Belgian Congo over ore sources
London reports that Britain may use Congo mineral supplies to press for atomic secrets while the United States confirms early last year’s decision to proceed with atomic bomb production. Officials note British observers were kept out of a U.S. naval test in 1948, provoking resentment.
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Belgian Congo
United States
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Market Report July 18
Livestock markets in Baltimore show modest price gains for apples and cattle, with strong hog and calf activity yet uneven demand. Cattle steady at steer 23-24.60 with higher weights slow. hogs up about 25 cents, sows scarce. calves steady. sheep steady with spring lambs 24-26. Chicago reports top hogs 23.50 and bulk cattle 25.50-28. Prices reflect regional variation across markets and date.
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Baltimore
Williams
Chicago
Chicago grains open firm with mixed futures
Wheat and corn started the day firmer in Chicago trade on July 18. Oats slipped to an easier tone as cash oats shipments move about 574 cars, with July oats at 59 3/4 to 55. Sep oats at 61 1/2. Soybeans and lard show varied futures levels across contracts.
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Chicago
Jly
Local Markets Corrections and Retail Grain Prices
Daily corrected market list shows prices for flour corn meal and feeds. Entries include egg mash cracked corn broiler mash bran butter wholesale and retail, with moisture notes and several formatting gaps.
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Agriculture Dept Markets Report Winchester Egg and Poultry Prices
Prices reported for Federal State grade eggs show U S Grade A extra large 55 cents and large 53 cents. medium 46. B large 46. Live poultry prices include heavy breed hens 22 cents per pound and leghorn hens, broilers, toms, and young turkeys with varied bids in the Winchester area.
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Winchester
U. S
Fugitive Arrested in Staunton Assault Case
A Staunton felonious assault fugitive, Frank Andrew Holdaway aged 42, was arrested on the streets here by Officers Dove and Hinkins. He was returned to Staunton to face charges.
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Staunton
Frank Andrew Holdaway
Dove and
Hinkins
Painter Officers Shickle and Clay Gate Traffic Crash
Officers Shickle and Clay gate the scene after a 1949 Buick driven by Demo Sempeles collides with a 1949 Packard owned by A Lovelace Starliper in Martinsburg. Estimated damage totals 350 with eight fatalities in Virginia increasing the weekend toll to 365. The piece also notes postmasters counts from 1908 to 1948.
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Claycomb
DeSota
Demo Sempeles
N. Braddock St
A. Lovelace
Hazel M'Cormick Rites Tomorrow
Burial for Hazel M McCormick at Green Hill cemetery Berryville after a 9 a m service in Washington. She died Saturday at her Washington home widow of Marshall McCormick Jr formerly Hazel Becker of Bluefield. Survived by daughter Mrs Leo Cyr and sister Mrs Mattie Jenkins.
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Hazel McCormick
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Washingon
McCormick
Marshall McCormick Jr
Washington
Hazel Becker
Bluefield
W. Va
Leo Cyr
Mattie Jenkins
Beer Truck Upset Near Rag Run South Of Winchester
A beer truck overturned this afternoon at Rag Run on Route 522 about six miles south of Winchester. Driver Beverley Paul Cooper escaped injury. Most of the beer was believed stored in tin. The truck was bound for Front Royal. A Shade garage wrecker was sent to the scene.
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Winchester
Beverley Paul Cooper
Front Royal
14th Penal Fugitive Surrenders Near Akron
Eddie Starcher, 23, the last of 14 convicts who escaped from the Moundsville State penitentiary on June 3, surrendered today at a farm home near Akron. He gave himself up unarmed after relatives arranged the surrender with Detective Captain John Struzenski.
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Akron
Eddie Starcher
Moundsville
W. Va
State Penitentiary
John Struzenski
Daily Quiz Answers Revealed a Page 4 list
The page lists correct quiz answers identifying the bear, Methusalah, Lose a day, Quartermaster Corps, Betty Grable, True, In the garden, 12 times, Hawaii, and Italy.
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Methusalah
Quartermaster Corps
Betty Grable
Hawaii
Italy
Camp at Rock Enon Ends With Limited Registration
Boy Scouts register at headquarters for the final week of camp at Rock Enon. Now in its fourth week, the camp next week will be restricted to colored scouts. Less than a dozen have registered so far, but a full camp is expected.
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Rock Enon
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