Market Quotations Highlight Auto Shares and Admiral Earnings
New York stocks showed strong interest in auto shares with General Motors Chrysler and Studebaker rising amid selling. Admiral Corp posted a June quarter per share earnings of 2.16, up from 81 cents a year earlier, aiding gains in radio television issues and names like Emerson Radio Zenith U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Du Pont.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Admiral Corp
Admiral
Emerson
Radio Corp
Zenith Radio
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
White Hall to Host Montague Ave Methodist in Softball
White Hall will face Montague Ave Methodist Church on the White Hall diamond tomorrow night in a local softball game.
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White Hall
Montague Ave. Methodist Church
Livestock and Produce Prices Across Baltimore and Chicago
Market notes show cattle and hogs steadier in Baltimore and Chicago with sparse sales. Cattle and calves varied, hogs generally lower on some weights, while eggs and butter demand remained moderate. A geography question closes with the Andes as the world’s longest mountain system.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Andes Mountains
Panama
Tierra del Fuego
Agricultural egg market prices from Frederick County Farm Bureau
The Agriculture Department lists tomorrows egg and poultry prices for U S Grade A Extra Large to various roaster and broiler categories. Prices include No 1 quality fob producer farms heavy breed hens leghorn hens broilers cross broilers red broilers and duck rates with per pound figures and per item listings across several weights.
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Frederick County
Sdeerseseveces
Grain prices drift as soybeans slip on opening
Chicago grains opened little changed at the board of trade with soybeans easing from the session highs. Wheat futures for July to May show modest gains and corn and rye contracts edge lower while oats and lard hold initial bids.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Purification of Radioactive Contamination Question Answered
The Atomic Energy Commission says environmental contamination from a nuclear blast is of little lasting concern. Neutron-induced radioactivity in water air and most organics has a short half life and decays within hours, posing no permanent hazard.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Probe of Reds in Government Apparently Is Closed for Now
Washington report notes a five month Senate subcommittee inquiry into McCarthy charges on State Department Communists ends with a Democratic majority denunciation of McCarthy and a Republican caveat. The panel urges no further action while noting lingering partisan tension and unresolved questions about Lattimore and loyalty programs.
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Senate
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Wisconsin
State Department
Hydings
Maryland
Green
Rhode Island
McMahon
Connecticut
United States
Kremlin
Stalin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hickenlooper
Town
Owen Lattimore
Far East
Lattimore
Mrs Wilson Pleads For Palsy Funds Campaign Update
Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties report success in the Virginia Cerebral Palsy drive. Winchester and Frederick County still need contributions to meet goals. Appeals for donations are directed to city and county chairs with a state target of 67000.
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Wyatt Richard
A. W. Wright
Frederick County
William B. Watkins
Clarke Fund
William Shafer, Jr
Shenandoah County
Raymond Guest
Warren
Storage Firm Wins Frederick County Building Permit
Virginia Apple Storage Inc at Valley Pike awarded a permit for a 40 by 80 foot metal clad warehouse to be built for about $5 this September. Frederick County issued five permits totaling 15. Other projects include a frame barn near Ninevah, a concrete block machine shed north of Gainesboro, a Jordan Springs Rd bungalow, and a Stephens City six room bungalow in Bell-Air subdivision with costs ranging from 500 to 9,000 dollars.
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Virginia Apple Storage Inc
Valley Pike
Frederick County
Jessie W. Sherwood
Ninevah
L. H. Ruble
Winchester
Rt 2
Gainesboro
Hayfield Road
Earl M. Beulah B. Brown
Stephenson
Jordan Springs
James W. and
Isabelle C. Galladay
Stephens City
Bell-Air
Melbourne Hen Yields Golden Quartz Inside
A dead Melbourne hen found in a delicatessen contained 50 pieces of gold-bearing quartz the size of a pea. The bird, part of a city fowl auction, raised questions about its origin as no source could be traced.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Winchester Memorial Hospital Admits Local Patients
New patients listed include Miss Elva E. Lewis of R. F. D. 3 and Mrs. Catherine I. McKee of Millwood Pike. Also admitted are Paul Lee Wilson of 324 Shawnee Ave and Alice Rosalie Smith of Senseney Road, among others from Wardensville to Stephens City and nearby areas.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elva E. Lewis
Catherine I. McKee
Millwood Pike
Paul Lee Wilson
Shawnee Ave
Alice Rosalie Smith
Senseney Road
Nannie E. Helsley
Charles St. Clarence
Haymaker
Orchard Ave
Elizabeth H. Wright
N. Purcell
James F. Jenkins
Boyd Jenkins
Lillie M. Martin
Woodland Ave
Beulah Kline
Baker St
Nancy Lee Spiker
Strasburg
Lillian C. Hershman
Wardensville
W. Va
Nannie E. Vance
Star Tannery
Ruth G. Hepner
Jackson
Stella P. Bramble
Aurora
Henry Jennings
Charles Town
Aga Elsie Conner
Stephens City
London traffic report shows Saturday worst day for accidents
Sir Harold Scott reports that Saturday is the heaviest day for traffic accidents in Greater London with 565 killed and 32 319 injured in the metropolitan district. Fridays worst for cyclists and Mondays for cyclists, dogs blamed for 474 casualties.
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London
Greater London
Harold Scott
Metropolitan
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