Market Quotations Wall Street Turns Mixed With Small Losses
The stock market in New York opened active but soon quieted with a mixed day. Fractional losses appeared across many issues after Chrysler and Bethlehem Steel retreated on earnings news, while Lukens and some rails posted slim gains and others edged lower.
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Draft Board Calls Up Never Fail Jr in Tulsa
The Tulsa draft board issued a call for a prosepect that should have no pitfalls in the Army. The name listed is Never Fail Jr as the subject of the call.
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Tulsa
Okla
Livestock and Produce Prices Across Markets and Regions
Baltimore USDA notes show cattle, hogs, and calves trading with thin demand. hogs steady near 21.50 to 22.00 per cwt for 200-280 lb, while cattle prices range 17.50 to 24.00 for various classes. Chicago market reports list mixed grade hogs 18.00 to 22.00, sheep and lambs weaker to steady, with standard slaughter steers 19.00 to 23.00 and high-quality cows 15.50.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Rocky Mountains Peaks Range From 11000 To 14255 Feet
A geographic note states the Rocky Mountains contain peaks height in a range from 11 000 to 14 255 feet.
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Rocky Mountains
Local Market Prices From The Star Daily
Local markets list prices for feed grains flour and dairy items with regional ranges. Entries include 100 lb mixed feed at 3.40 and 3.36 per unit, egg mash at 4.45, corn and barley prices by wheat and region, and butter rates around 0.62. Regions shown include Rockingham Augusta Luray.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Agriculture Department Broilers and Turkeys Market Report
The Agriculture Department notes broilers and fryers trade quiet with fair to good demand while turkeys remain steady with active trading. Farmers reported morning farm prices including broilers 24 to 34 cents per pound for fryers, heavy hens 15 to 16, small Breeding hens 18, and toms 16. Winchester Egg Market shows Grade A Medium 38 and Grade A Large 30 to 46 in various grades. Harrisonburg Egg Market lists Grade A Lattes and small turkey fryers 22 to 23, heavy hens 22 to 23, Grade A Small and Grade B Large around 30.
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Winchester
Enarsascen Rede
Barrisonsturg
Grain prices drift lower at opening on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grains opened weaker with mixed results across staples. Wheat soybeans corn oats and rye show fractional moves while Christmas trees are mostly grown from Norway spruce Scotch pine and red pine.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Lord
Television Listings Dense Evening Schedule Across Channels
Channel 6 and Channel 5 and Channel 17 present a packed lineup featuring variety shows, dramas, news, sports, and movie time. Programs include Blondie On Trial Big Moment boxing night News and Tonight reports, plus classic titles like Cisco Kid Annie Oakley and Circles Ranch followed by late movie marathons.
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Helen O'Connell
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Life of Riley
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Fugitive Wounded, Captured in Gun Battle With Police
George Larned known as The Eel was wounded in a running gun battle with two New York police officers after a restaurant hold up on 103rd Street and Broadway Manhattan. He was shot in the chest and wrist and taken to Knickerbocker Hospital amid a large manhunt in Suffolk County.
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Long Island
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Manhattan
James Cheeseman
Steve
Cheeseman
Transit Authority
Howard Anderson
West Side
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Suffolk County
Air Force
Mother Dies After Snatching Daughter From Path of Car
Virginia Hiblett thirty two snatched her two year old Steen from an oncoming car in Denver then collapsed and died. Doctors said a heart attack caused the death after the child wandered into a residential street during a family visit. Nine year old Bobby said Mama grabbed Steen and then fell.
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Denver
Virginia Hiblett
Steen
EUB Youth Rally Underway in Virginia Conference
The Evangelical United Brethren Church initiates the Youth Mission to Youth campaign in Martinsburg and surrounding charges with Dr. Ralph M. Holdeman directing from headquarters. Seventeen missioners from EUB colleges lead local campaigns in Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Inwood Pike side and Reliance Charge. Opening mass drew over 450 youths. a closing mass will be held in Martinsburg on a date forthcoming.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ralph M. Holdeman
General Board of Evangelism
EUB Church
Martinsburg
EUB
Reliance
Berkeley Springs
Berkeley-Morgan
Inwood-Pikeside
Explosives Expert Kills Estranged Wife and Self in Car
In Pittsburgh a 29-year-old explosives expert detonated a blast in a parked car, killing himself and his estranged wife Elaine, 18, and an eight-year-old girl. Seven bystanders were injured, including Joan Panza, 11, who was hurt fleeing a store window. Police call it murder by self action.
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North Side
Midtown
Arthur DePew
Elaine
Linda Kraus
Linda
Joan
Frank Panza
DePew
Lawrence Maloney
DePews
Norwich
N. Y
Louis Braustein
Court Heat Rises Over Divorce Threats and Attorney Visit
A court official quoted DePew describing a tense confrontation as she alleged threats to kill her. Braunstein recounted the suspect visiting his office at night and seeking legal counsel. DePew reportedly vowed divorce while warning the issue would not end.
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Braunstein
DePew
Waikiki Beach Runaway Faces Jail Sentence
Police spotted Richard Taylor 30 on Waikiki Beach preparing to be arrested for failing to begin a jail term for assault. He ran into the water and swam toward open sea, last seen near an area with many landing beaches.
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Honolulu
Waikiki
Richard Taylor
Taylor
Five Chinese Reds forced onto Formosa flight after raid
Five Chinese suspects of Communist ties were compelled onto a plane to Formosa after police flushed them from a barricaded immigration station bathroom with tear gas. The group of four men and one woman resisted with daggers clubs and pipes before gas subdued them and they were dragged from a cell block. One inmate warned of certain death by firing squad on Formosa.
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Manila
Formosa
Filipinos Deny Being Communists After Roundup Shock
Five detainees in the Philippines, held three to five years after suspected Chinese Reds roundups, insisted they are not Communists and claimed they were framed by enemies. They asked to be sent to Communist China.
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Ist
Philippines
China
Namesake Philadelphia student at St Josephs College
A student named Joe Col at St Josephs College in Philadelphia is noted in this item.
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Philadelphia
Joe College
St. Joseph's College
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