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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1951

Page

3

Market Slump Dampens New York Stock Activity

New York stocks edged lower as steels and motors fell a few cents. Anerada Petroleum rose up to 2 dollars at times while issues like Bethlehem Steel and General Motors weakened. Higher notes included Baltimore & Ohio and Dow Chemical with corporate bonds and U S Governments holding steady.

New York Steels Eastern Air Lines Baltimore & Ohio Anaconda McIntyre-Porcupine Dow Chemical Caterpillar Tractor Boeing Douglas Aircraft U. S

Opening Grain Prices Show Mixed Moves At Chicago

Chicago grains opened firmer for feed grains while soybeans and wheat posted uneven spots. Wheat margins built in September and December contracts as corn and oats edged higher with nearby rye and soybeans showing cautious gains across multiple months.

Chicago Board of Trade

Police Court Fines From Morning Session

Police Court cases heard by Police Judge John W. Rice resulted in fines and costs for six defendants. James Howard Ritch of Charlotte, speeding, $14.25. Wilbert Carl Phelps of Glen Burnie, reckless driving, $654.25. Levi Edward Whitacre of Bolling Air Force Base, drunk, $9.25. Kenneth R. Carbough of Winchester, no operator license, $10.25. Harry H. Helsley of Middletown, improper muffler, $9.25. Charles V. Hillyard of Winchester, running red light, $10.25.

John W. Rice James Howard Ritch Charlotte N. C Wilbert Carl Phelps Glen Burnie Levi Edward Whitacre Bolling Air Force Base Washington, D. C Kenneth R. Carbough Rt. 1-A Winchester Harry H. Helsley Middletown Charles V. Hillyard

Market Report on Baltimore Apples Potatoes and Livestock

Livestock prices strong for heifers and calves in Baltimore with cattle and hog markets steady. Apples and potatoes show mixed movement while poultry and eggs remain firm amid light receipts. Chicago hogs rise modestly with strong weights and sows lower.

Keystone Kops Plan TV Comeback Caper

Hollywood reports four surviving Keystone Kops Heinie Conklin Chester Conklin Hank Mann and Tom Kennedy aim to revive their slapstick on television. Producer Mack Sennett and writer-director Frank Griffin unveiled the plan at a reunion. The half hour pilot would feature chase stunts in plain clothes with charity proceeds pledged from sponsors.

Hollywood Keystone Hank Mann Tom Kennedy Mack Sennett Bathing Beauty Kops Minta Durfeé Arbuckle Roscoe Fatty) Arbuckle Chester Conklin Comedy Bureau of Investigation Frank C. Griffin Griffin Damon Runyon

Livestock Auction Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Demand

Salable cattle 5 000 and calves 400 with slaughter cattle uneven but mostly steady to 25 cents higher. High choice and prime steers 37.00 38.50, most good 32.50 36.75, utilities 26.00 30.50, cows 19.00 25.50. Salable sheep 1 500 with spring lambs 31.00 32.50, ewes 11.00 14.00, yearlings 28.00.

Chicago USDA

Marshall Warns Enemy Build-Up Increases War Danger

Secretary of Defense Marshall told the House Appropriations Committee the enemy’s buildup raises the risk of all-out war. He referenced Russia and reported Communist troop and supply increases in Korea and elsewhere during a closed hearing about the administration’s 60 billion dollar military budget for the year starting July 1, 1951.

Marshall Washington Defense Congress Russia Korea House Appropriations Committee

Senate Committee Okays Electoral College Amendment

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to base each state's electoral votes on the national popular vote. The measure mirrors a similar bill from Senator Lodge and would require two thirds in Congress and ratification by three fourths of the states. It also sets a 40 percent floor to win.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Lodge R-Mass Senate House Congress

Atmospheric weight per square foot

The article states that on average there is about a ton of air over each square foot of the earth's surface.

Mrs Mollie Gibson Rites Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs Mollie Gibson who died Saturday at her daughter Mrs Selena Young in Berryville will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at Zion Baptist Church Josephine Berryville Rev J S Swann pastor will officiate with burial in Milton Valley Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Virginia Wilson of New York and Mrs Julia Mae Moss of Berryville three sons Edward John Gibson of Berryville and Eron Gibson of Weirton W Va three brothers Albert Paige Charles Paige and Alex Paige 18 grandchildren three great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

Mollie Gibson Selena Young Berryville Zion Baptist Church Josephine Berryville J. S. Swann Milton Valley Gibson John and Neeton White Paige Young Virginia Wilson New York Julia Mae Moss Edward John Gibson Eron Gibson Weirton W. Va Albert Paige Charles Paige Pittsburgh Alex Paige Newark N. J

Man jailed on murder charge after brother slain near Lebanon

Creed Musick, 45, is in Russell County Jail charged with murder for the shotgun slaying of his brother Ernest Musick, 43. Ernest was shot at his Back Valley home, about 17 miles north of Lebanon, during a incident that led to Creed’s arrest.

Lebanon Creed Musick Russell County Ernest Musick Musick Back Valley

Musick Brothers Shot. Deputy Reports Front Porch Tragedy

Deputy W E Cross described a fatal shooting at the Musick farm where Ernest Musick was found dead on the front porch from a chest blast. The mother quoted said the brothers argued before the shooting, and Creed Musick denied any knowledge of the death.

W. E. Cross Musick Ernest Musick Cross Creed Musick

Horses in New York City in 1951

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports that in the spring of 1951 there were 4 500 horses in New York City including both publicly and privately owned animals such as police, garbage, bakery and milk delivery stock.

New York City American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

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