Market Quotations Stock Market Report
New York July 25 Stocks stayed near market leaders with selling as upgrades occurred. Turnover quiet after a fast opening with fractional advances. Investment demand and short covering supported by inflation outlook earnings and dividends. Leaders ahead included American Rolling Mill Youngstown Sheet Silver Corp Electric Power and Light and more.
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New York
American Rolling Mill
Youngstown Sheet
Silver Corp
Electric Power and Light
American Smelting
Dupont
Johns - Manville
Philip Morris
Owens-Illinois
U. S. Gypsum
Pacific Western Oil
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
International Harvester
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
Kennecott
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Baltimore and Ohio
Grain prices ease at Chicago open on Board of Trade
Grains opened lower on the Chicago Board of Trade continuing the slide from the prior session. Turnover was moderate as prices for Wheat, Corn and Oats showed declines for Sep and Dec contracts with May futures also lower. Lard for Sep traded at 17.65.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Sea birds from Mobile Bay Signal Storm Warning
Residents recalled a swarm of sea birds arriving from Mobile Bay years ago that prompted early warning of a developing storm or deva state, according to local lore.
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Mobile Bay
Livestock and Produce Markets in Baltimore and Surrounding Areas
Baltimore market report lists produce prices for apples and potatoes, poultry, eggs, butter, and receipts. Highlights include Yellow Transparents 2 inch up to 2.75, cobblers and unwashed potatoes around 2.75, fryers 32-34 cents, eggs extra large 60-62 cents, butter 58 cents, and hogs with varied weights up to 28.50. Slaughter steers and cows steady. hogs up about 50 cents. lambs and sheep mixed in with price ranges across weights.
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Baltimore
Usis
MD. del
Duchess
Williams
E. Sh
W. Sh
N. J. Cobblers
del Cobblers
Cobblers
N. J
Hamp
Jerseys
Fla
Bas
N. C
Guest Pastor Sunday at First Brethren Church
A guest speaker Rev. Richard De Armey from Johnstown Pa will preach at 9 45 a m and 7 30 p m this Sunday at First Brethren Church on Berryville Ave The pastor Rev Paul E Dick directs the program Approx 20 young people attend from the church during the two week camp which ends Aug 4.
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
Richard DeArmey
Johnstown
Paul E. Dick
Market Prices for Live Poultry and Eggs in Winchester Area
Agriculture Dept Markets Division reports prices paid to producers in Winchester. Eggs include U S Grade A extra large Bedoe at 56. Grade A large 5?. Grade A medium 46. U S Grade B large 50. pullets 34. trades 39. Live poultry lists heavy breed hens 26 c per lb. Leghorn hens 22. heavy breed broilers 30?4 per lb. Leghorn broilers 20. Ola roosters and stags 14 15 c. turkeys young toms 22 per lb and young hens under 18 lbs.
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F.O
Winchester
U. S
Local Market Prices From Area Grocers and Mills
Daily corrected local market list shows prices for patent brand flour corn meal eggs cracked corn and poultry feeds. Includes yellow and white corn at mill prices with moisture adjusted wheat rates and butter wholesale figures from Cumberland Valley dealers.
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Oas Orthee
Cumberland Valley Dealer's Assn
Turkey
Cecal
Aes Mages S
Sinagenevesereerenstiy
Automobile owners mileage patterns before the war
Public Roads Administration data from six states show 4 percent of car owners drove 20 000 to 30 000 miles annually and 1 percent drove 30 000 miles and over. The current pattern likely remains similar with any shift toward higher mileage small.
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ESA
Public Roads Administration
Mrs. S. Baldwin Succumbs at 95
Rebecca Baldwin aged 95 of 511 Fairmont Ave died yesterday in Winchester Memorial hospital. She was widow of Samuel Baldwin born Sept 25 1852 in Clarke county. Survived by three sons William Baltimore Samuel Carlyle Pa Joseph Ohio, one brother Joseph Rara Pa, and 11 grandchildren. Services 11 a m Sunday at Jones Funeral home with Walker McC Bond officiating. Burial in Hopewell Va. Pallbearers listed.
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Rebecca Baldwin
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Samuel Baldwin
Clarke County
William
Baltimore
Samuel
Carlyle
Joseph
Ohio
Joseph Rara
Jones Funeral Home
Walker McC. Bond
Hopewell, Va
Joseph Jolliffe
John Jolliffe
John Fishpaw
Frank Kiger
Albert Robinson
Earl Steele
Walton League Fishfry Held at Fisher's Farm
The Izaak Walton fishfry moves to Fisher's farm on the Shenandoah north fork tomorrow at 7 PM, instead of Bentonville. North fork is clear while south fork is muddy, with access via Route 11 to Route 625, then to the large brick house owned by R B Fisher.
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Izaak Walton
Fishers’ Farm
Shenandoah
Bentonville
Strasburg
Middletown
R. B. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
George G. Snarr
Cake Theft Leads Garage Worker to 30 Days in Jail
William Louis Harris of 15 Gibbons Street was charged with larceny of cakes from a Bond Bros. bread truck stored at night in the George Washington garage where he worked. Judge John Rice ordered 30 days of a six month sentence. Harris also fined for lacking an operator license and for carrying a concealed weapon. He said the gun was borrowed and recently repaid.
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William Louis Harris
Gibbons &T
Bond Bros
George Washington
John Rice
Harris
Color Variations in Sheep Wool Across Breeds
Most wool is white but several sheep species display brown, fawn, yellow, and gray hues. The diversity affects fiber use and textile characteristics across breeds.
Walter Dies at Home in Stephens City
Charlie A. Walter 55 of near Stephens City died yesterday at his home. Survived by wife Carre Walter two sons Marshall and Clayton Stephens City a daughter Marie Walter Baltimore. Funeral attendees meet 1:30 p.m. Sunday at his home and proceed to Ridings Chapel for services at 2 p.m. Rev. L. P. Tederick will officiate. Burial in Ridings Chapel Cemetery.
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Charlie A. Walter
Stephens City
Ridings Chapel
Carre i Walter
Marshall and
Clayton
Marie Walter
Baltimore
L. P. Tederick
Tax Structure Of State Deemed Out Of Balance
Arlington Virginia July 25 Martin A Hutchinson leader of the Liberal faction in the State Democratic Party declares Virginia tax structure weighs toward wealth and a sales tax would soak the poor. He criticizes the administration for favoring rich interests and warns against a voter registration plan to replace the poll tax, which he says would shrink rural voting and consolidate control with local office holders and their families.
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Arlington
Virginia
Martin A. Hutchinson
Commonwealth
Richmond
Arlington County
Hutchinson
Harry F. Byrd
United States Senate
Repatriation of Japanese Reaches 13 936 in Week
The US Army announced 13 936 Japanese were repatriated from Soviet controlled areas for the week ending July 20. To date 5 599 330 Japanese have been repatriated.
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Tokyo
Repatriated and Delayed Transports Mentioned
The report notes that repatriation efforts continue with over one million people still awaiting transportation. It also highlights the American auto industry with more than 1,000 plants across 30 states and mentions bamboo as the world’s tallest grass.
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G & M Music Appliance Center
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Newport
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Stock Market Report
Dial
Bayliss & Patterson Contractors & Dealers
Cameron ST
George Washington Garage
First Brethren
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Star
S. Baldwin
Walton League Fishfry
C. A. Walter
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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