Purina official studies Winchester farm supply needs
Don J. Joy merchandise manager of Purina Mills visited the Checkerboard Feed Store in Winchester with local manager Roy P. Alverson. The trip aims to assess area merchandise needs to optimize stock across 15 markets and adjust fall plans for livestock and poultry feeds amid tighter supplies.
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Don J. Joy
Checkerboard Feed Stores
Purina Mills
St., Louis
Checkerboard Feed
Winchester
Roy P. Alverson
Checkerboard
Joy
Purina
South
St. Louis
Market Quotations New York Sees Cautious Buying
New York June 5 selective purchasing of aircrafts steels and specialties underpinned today s stock market though bullish enthusiasm was restrained. Dividends earnings and peacetime hopes remained the main buoying factors with caution from customers pending clarification of international situations and evidence the list could postpone a sizable technical correction of the lengthy upswing.
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New York
Grain futures open lower on July wheat and corn
Chicago grain notes show July wheat down as much as 5 8. Opening prices: Wheat July 1.67 3 4. Sept 1.65 1 4 to 1.65. Dec 1.65 5 8. May 1.66 1 8. Corn Dec 1.14 7 8. Oats July 67 7 8. Sept 63 3 8. Dec 64. Rye July 1.41 1 2 to 3 8. Sept 1.34 1 8. Dec 1.34 May 1.34 5 8. Barley July 1.08 Sept 1.08.
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Chicago
Kobe center left blazing after daylight B-29 raid
The center of Kobe suffered mass destruction in a daylight B-29 raid that damaged rail shops, station and yards and industrial zones housing shipbuilding and machinery firms. Lt John McLaughlin reported severe weather en route but described the mission as progressing without major losses and noted Lt Stanley Brewer led the city mission in the Fort City of Clarksburg.
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Kobe
Imperial Government
Sannomiya
Nada
Bio
John McLaughlin
Valley Stream
Long Island
N. Y
cLaughlin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Stanley Brewer
Ft Worth
Tex
Brewer
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Summary June 5
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets report steady to active trading. Cattle and calves show mixed classes with steady to higher ceilings for select weights. hogs, sheep, and lambs maintain firm prices with grain fed hogs guiding ceilings.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Gravel Springs Show Postponed to June 15
The Gravel Springs minstrel show at the Gravel Springs school, originally set for June 8, has been postponed to June 15 due to illness among several troupe members.
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Gravel Springs School
Driver Fails To Stop After Accident
Carl W. Miller of Winchester was fined $10 and costs by Judge John Rice in Police Court for violating a Virginia Motor Code section after a minor collision with a bus on Braddock Street May 28. He was arrested May 30.
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Carl W. Miller
Rt. 3
Winchester
John Rice
Miller
Braddock Street
Service Members Highlight: Carbaughs and Morris Move Forward
J Phil Carbaugh radioman first class serves on Admiral Nimitz staff at Guam while his wife Doris stays with relatives in Long Island. His brother Victor torpedoman third class fights on a Pacific destroyer after Leyte action, with sister Capt Peggy Carbaugh stationed on Leyte. Joe Anderson Morris Jr a Front Royal native joins Navy boot camp after earlier work with the Navy Department in Miami.
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J. Phil Carbaugh
K. M
Doris Carbaugh
A. H. Clements
Long Island
Admiral Nimitz
Guam
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Navy
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Washington
Carbaugh
City High School
Victor Carbaugh
Leyte
Philippines
Young Carbaugh
Peggy Carbaugh
Hodgson and Brown
Stephens City High School
Joseph Anderson Morris, Jr
Front Royal
Winchester
Post
Anderson
Joe Anderson
Font Royal
American ViscoSe Corporation
Preston Virginia
Joe Jr
Spencer Pennsylvania
Navy Department
Miami Florida
O'Sullivan Clings To Lead In City Softball League
The O'Sullivan softball team defeated Star Office 10 to 0 to hold its City League lead. Virginia Woolen won by forfeit over Royal Crown 9 to 0, staying close to the leaders. Royal Crown dropped to fourth and Capitol Restaurant moved to third with an open date. Swanson dominated Star batters with strong pitching.
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O’sullivan
City
Va. Woolen
O'Sullivan
Star Office
Virginia Woolen
Royal Crown
Ilso
Capitol Restaurant
Swanson
Star
Virginia Woolen Capitol
Royal Crown Coffelt
Cullers
Lb Richard
Capitol Res
Donald
Muse
Capitol
Va Nichelson
Nf Vroolen
D Coffelt
Tb Smith
Rf Swanson
Total Star Office AB
Smallwood
Bush
Taylor
Barnhard
Sf Peer
McKee
Wolfe
Winefield
McIntyre
P Hildebrand
Service member reports for training and deployment
Washington Joe reports for training June 1. Cpl. Howard A. Clark home on a fifteen day furlough left last night for Laredo Texas where he is now stationed. Cpl. Clark is attached to the Army Air Force and has been in service for four years with assignments across several states and in Canada and Mexico.
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Cpl
Howard A. Clark
Laredo
Texas
Clark
Army Air Force
States
Canada
Mexico
Soldier Charles Sirbaugh Wounded in France Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Turner Sirbaugh of 332 Shawnee Avenue report their son Staff Sgt Charles Sirbaugh is out of the hospital after treatment for wounds received in France in April. Since arriving overseas in March he has earned three bronze battle stars for campaigns in France and Germany. Sirbaugh will welcome letters from friends via his address at their home.
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Turner Sirbaugh
Shawnee Avenue
Charles Sirbaugh
France
Germany
Sirbwineth
Mar- Tse
Yernstown Man Receives Aid After Auto Collision
William Mattingly, operator of Kernstown Cabin Camp in Kernstown, was struck by a car Sunday and required emergency medical treatment. Trooper Wolfe reported the incident and noted Mattingly’s condition.
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William Mattingly
Kernstown
Wolfe
Mat
Stationer injured as car strikes worker at gas pumps
An employee named Mattingly was servicing a car when he was hit by a juvenile driver entering the station. The driver received a reckless driving ticket. Mattingly sustained painful but non serious injuries and was released after treatment.
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Tingly
Mattingly
Boyce Soldier Present At Nazis Surrender
Mr and Mrs Charles Creamer of Boyce report letters from their son Corporal Robert Creamer now stationed in Rheims France He reveals that six weeks before VE Day he was moved near the little red school house to witness the surrender and signing of the peace treaty The officer sent home May 8 and 9 papers and a booklet of pictures from his travels.
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Charles Creamer
Boyce
Cpl
Robert Creamer
Rheims
France
Little Red School
Rites Yesterday For Mr Fleet
Funeral services for Robert J. Fleet were held at his late residence on 329 E Kern street after a sudden heart attack. The Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church member was 51 years with Winchester Knitting Mill longtime employee. Interment followed with pallbearers listed and Rev J S Duckwall officiating.
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E. Kern Street
Robert J. Fleet
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. S. Duckwall
Ronald S. Wilson
Loudoun Street
Alice Lake
William Miller
Winchester Knitting Mill
Carson Spillman
John Anderson
Gene Line
George McFarland
Lee Rinker
Harry Athey
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Women's Army Corps
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Mr. Fleet
Goth
Miller’s Si “Hardware and Household Supplies
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Rtlesa
Athi
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Firestone Auto Supply & Service
N. Braddock St
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Anheus
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