Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Baltimore
USDA market report shows hogs steady to higher on week, top week at 23.25 for 180-230 lb butchers with bulk 22.75-23.25. cattle supply 20 larger or smaller depending section, prime fed steers steady, vealers weak, stockers steady to lower. sheep and lambs moderate supply with lambs 31.00-32.00 and ewes 14.00 down. Baltimore receipts larger, cattle mostly steady to 0.50 lower, hogs lower with 170-230 lb at 23.75-24.00 and larger hogs 21.50-22.75. sheep and lambs slow, spring lambs 31.00-32.00, ewes 14.00 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Baltimore
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Local markets are corrected daily though The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. The notice states corrections may occur and advises readers to verify figures.
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The
Star
Agricultural Dept Defines Tomorrow Egg Market Prices
Prices quoted for tomorrow by Frederick County Farm Bureau show U S Grade A Extra Large 60c and Grade A Large 8c per dozen. No 1 fowl prices in Winchester area include heavy breed hens 41-2 lb and over 26c, leghorn hens 18c, rock and cross broilers 26c, red broilers 20c, white broiler turkeys, no. 1 breeder hens 35c, and breeder toms 27c.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
U .S
U S&s
Winchester
Rock & Cross
Seventeen Sentenced in Tokyo Espionage Case
Fifteen Koreans and two Japanese were convicted Friday of conspiracy to commit espionage and sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to ten years.
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Tokyo
Tax receipts show New York leads federal contributions
The article notes total federal tax revenue of $3,509,782,624 with New York paying about $9 billion, up from $7 billion the prior year. Nevada remains the smallest payer with $47 million, up from $35 million, and Virginia contributed about $834,490,000, up from $744,061,228.
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States
Territories
New York
Federal Treasury
Nevada
Virginia
Paratrooper Cpl Thomas Leaves Bluemont for Meade Assignment
Cpl Thomas, a Virginia paratrooper with the 187th Airborne RCT, landed in Korea on Sept 15 1950 at Kimpo. He jumped into Suchon near the Manchurian border, then Musan on March 24. He has leave until Aug 17 before reporting to Fort Meade Md for reassignment under the rotation system.
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Page
Bluemont
Young Virginia
Korea
Kimpo
187Th Airborne Rct
Suchon
Pyongyane
Cpl
Thomas
Musan
Fort George G. Meade
Market Price Listing for Poultry and Ducks
The notice lists young guineas at 25 cents per pound and old guineas at 25 cents each. Ducks are priced per basket, with unaga 200 noted as a quantity or price reference.
Mrs Enders Heads Legion Auxiliary in Berryville
Berryville The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lloyd-Williams Post American Legion elected officers led by President Mrs Charles J Enders Jr The group approved a 600 dollar contribution to the mortgage on the Community Building and plans a cake sale in August Officers sworn in September 1 with Vice President Mrs William Willingham and other posts filled by Mrs Iden Mallory Miss Bessie Leake Mrs J W Olcott Mrs Francis Logan Mrs Jack Martin Mrs Percy Camper plus nominating committee members Ed Harris McDonald and Eugene Williamson.
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Berryville
Lloyd-Williams Post
American Legion
Charles J. Enders, Jr
Enders
William Willingham
Bessie Leake
Iden Mallory
J. W. Olcott
Francis Logan
Jack Martin
Percy Camper
Ed. Harris McDonald
Eugene Williamson
Autos Collide At Intersection Noted Red Light Violation
A crash at 8 10 this morning at Cameron and Gerrard Streets and Millwood Avenue caused 200 dollars damage to both cars. Clyde Viall 64 of Kent Ohio paid 9 25 in Judge John W Rice's police court after admitting running a red light. Roland S Gruwell 406 N Loudoun Street was the other driver. A second, non charged accident occurred at 10 10 on N Loudoun Street between Piccadilly and Rouss Avenue involving Jack McDowal Anderson and Dorset Turner Russell causing 150 dollar damage.
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Cameron and
Gerrard Streets
Millwood Avenue
Maurice Lake
Clyde Viall
Kent
Ohio
Viall
John W. Rice
Roland S Gruwell
N. Loudound Street
Cameron
Officer Lake
N. Loudoun Street
Piccadilly
Rouss Avenue
Jack McDowal Anderson
Front Royal Pike
Dorset Turner Russell
Rt. 1
Winchester
Sprint Champion June Foulds Wins Loud Crowd Pleaser
In Birmingham June Foulds won the 100 yard sprint today in a crowd pleasing display. Officials noted an wardrobe mishap as her pants slipped to her knees mid race but she recovered to finish strong amid cheers from the stands.
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Birmingham
Eng
June
Coloring substances in leaves from three pigments
Leaves contain three pigments green chlorophyll red anthocyanin and yellow carotene or xanthophyll. Red coloring is linked to sugar or tannin buildup in leaves. Maple red coloration is caused by leaf sugar content.
Modern Farm Kitchen Tour Caps Three Year Project
Home Demonstration Club members will tour 17 demonstration kitchens on Friday ending a three year kitchen improvement project. The visit starts at Mrs. Robert Snapp in Opequon with subsequent stops at Mrs. C. L. Butler, 539 N Brad dock St and Mrs. Walter Solomon in Hayfield. The group will lunch at Whitacre Community Hall then hear Miss Sallie Hill of Progressive Farmer.
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Robert Snapp
Opequon
Snapp
Court House
HDC
C. L. Butler
N. Braddock St
Hayfield
Walter Solomon
Whitacre Community Hall
Boat Speeders May Get Tickets In Flooded Chautauqua
The Coast Guard deployed a fast launch to Chautauqua Illinois to curb motorboat speed on flooded streets. A spokesman warned tickets would be issued for endangering others aboard, with penalties up to two years in prison and a $2000 fine. The resort town on the Mississippi lies about 40 miles above St. Louis as water flooded streets and recreational areas.
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ST. Louis
Coast Guard
Chautauqua
Ill
Mississippi
Let us STAR to ON YOUR VACATION Phone 3424
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Winchester man wins 1937 Plymouth at Capitol Theatre
L C Shaw of Winchester Route 1, a Snapp Foundry employee, wins a 1937 Plymouth car in Capitol Theatre jalopy night drawing. More than 30 000 tickets littered the bowl when Shaw's ticket was drawn at 9 p m by Danny Kelly after three weeks of entries. The Pine Motor Company donated the car and it awaited Shaw as he exited the theatre, and he drove it home.
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L. C. Shaw
Winchester Rt. 1
Snapp Foundry
Capitol Theatre
Shaw
Danny Kelly
The
Pine Motor Company
Rites for Cpl. Collier Held at Trinity Lutheran Church
The service honors Cpl. Collier with rites at Trinity Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. A Hayne Boozer. Relatives from Charlottesville and city, including Frances Collier, attend. Remains arrive at Jones Funeral Home Tuesday and burial follows at National Cemetery with pallbearers Allen Barley Billie Nicholson Roy Beaver Sidney Carbaugh Dickey Ewing Ray Ewing.
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Frances Collier
Charlottesville
C. E. Lowery
Cpl. Collier
Jones Funeral Home
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Hayne Boozer
National Cemetery
Allen Barley
Billie Nicholson
One Killed and 35 Hurt In Chicago Fire
A dust explosion and blaze in a south side shopping center killed one fireman and injured 12 others plus 23 more people. Edwin F. Paulsen, 34, a father of five, died and two firefighters were seriously hurt when the blast hurled them from a roof and buried them in debris. The cause remains undetermined and damage is pegged at about $100,000.
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Chicago
South Side
Edwin F. Paulsen
South End Corps Wins First in Angers Store Contest
South End Fire Company captured the $50 first prize in a drum and bugle corps contest at the annual P O S A Picnic in Angers Store W Va last evening. The Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps won $30 for second place as only two entries competed, while third prize of $20 was split. Judges were Warrer Clarke Berkeley Springs High School band director Millard Dunham and J T Nesmith of Ungers's Store.
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South End Fire Company
P. Oo. S
Angers Store
W. Va
Rouss
Warrer, Clarke
Berkeley Springs
Millard Dunham
J. T. Nesmith
Ungers’s
Korean Armistice Talks Pause As Communists Strength Reassessed
A UN delegation faces further instructions as talks pause over Korea. After seven weeks of stalemate, a briefing officer says Communist forces have rebuilt to near their April 22 strength with about 300,000 front line and immediate reserve troops and another 200,000 elsewhere on the peninsula.
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Korea
Eighth Army
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