Market Quotations New York Stocks Today
New York stocks moved slightly lower with most leaders slipping a few cents and a few beyond a dollar downward. Macy’s reported quarterly earnings 13 cents a share versus 38 cents prior year, while 52 week earnings rose to $3.88 from $2.35. Dow components Anaconda Copper McIntyre Porcupine Dow Chemical and others declined. gains were seen in Union Pacific Standard Oil NJ International Nickel Du Pont Studebaker and J I Case.
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New York
R. H. Macy
Anaconda Copper
McIn- Porcupine
Dow Chemical
American Can
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Emerson Radio
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
International Nickel
du Pont
Studebaker
J. I. Case
Thieves Take Tools and Goats from Bedford Lot
O R Em bree reported at Bedford that thieves cleaned a lot during the night, taking a shovel a pick 20 concrete blocks and two goats left behind by Em bree who planned to build a house on the site. Police investigated yesterday.
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Bedford
Ind
O. R. Embree
Agricultural market report shows mixed produce and livestock pricing
Baltimore and Chicago USDA market notes report produce such as apples and potatoes with n a j Romes and Katahdin type onions. poultry and eggs firm with steady trade. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices listed with ranges and top bids, reflecting modest supplies and varying demand across regions.
Livestock Auction Prices Mixed for Cattle and Sheep
Cows 23.25 to 27.50. canners and cutters 19.00 to 23.00. utility to good bulls 27.00 to 31.25. good to prime vealers 35.00 to 38.00. Salable sheep 1,000 with bulk good to prime mostly good to choice. Shorn lambs with pelts No 1 and No 2 32.00 to 34.00. slaughter ewes 18.50 down.
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Baltimore
Usls
N. J. Romes
N. Y
USDA
Chicago
Opening prices in Chicago grains market
Grain futures opened with slight firmness as Wheat July at 2.36 and nearby contracts showed slight advances. Corn July 1.72 and Sep 1.70. Oats July 80. Soybeans July 3.19 and Sep 2.94. Lard September at 16.37.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Soybeans Jly
Egg market prices from Frederick County Farm Bureau report
Agricultural Department publish today's egg and live poultry prices for U S Grade A eggs and various live poultry categories in the Winchester area. Prices list per dozen eggs and per pound for Leghorn hens broilers cocks turkeys and guineas with no further context.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
Benee Soos
Winchester
Sewisodedbesaes
Leghorn
Puerto Ricans Back Own Constitution in Referendum Move
In San Juan Puerto Rico voters backed a constitution for the island by more than three to one. Delegates will be chosen for a constitutional convention in August to draft the document for referendum. It would require approval from President Truman and Congress before taking effect.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S
Truman
Woman Plunges Seven Stories in Embassy Section Tragedy
Washington police report 27 year old Helen M. Dean leaped from Salim Khan embassy area apartment. She survived with critical injuries after the fall into a hedge. Khan an embassy clerk reportedly expressed love but warned marriage could affect his career. Dean had been under psychiatric care and worked in the Bureau of Standards researching molecular physics.
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Washington
Helen M. Dean
Gallinger Hospital
Salim Khan
Khan
Miss Dean
Pakistan
Frances Dean Smith
Boston
Swarthmore College
California
Bureau of Standards
Mrs Stickley 79 obituary in Frederick County
Edith Florence Stickley age 79 widow of Calvin Eugene Stickley of Middletown died last night at 12 45 at her home after three years of failing health and four weeks of critical illness. A Frederick County resident and Church of Christ member she leaves one son Herbert Stickley Middletown one daughter Mrs Paul Grant Winchester six grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown.
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Edith Florence Stickley
Calvin Eugene Stickley
Middletown
Frederick County
Stickley
Church of Christ
Herbert Stickley
Paul Grant
Winchester
Thelma Conner
Stephens City
Richard and
John Stickley
William P Green
Vienna
Eugene Grant
Dan Dodson
Danny Dodson
Stover
Strasburg
Mount Carmel Cemetery
No Drop in Beef Supplies in 160 Cities Says DiSalle
Washington Price Director Michael V. DiSalle said beef supplies in 160 cities nationwide are equal to or above a month ago. He noted only Chicago showed a general shortage, as cattlemen warned the rollback could trigger shortages. John Morrell and Co. ordered sales reps to halt beef sales pending more news.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
John Morrell and Co
Ottumwa
Iowa
Chicago
Dora Willis Rites Planned in Strasburg
Mrs Dora Willis a Strasburg resident and sister in law of Joseph A Willis of this city died yesterday at Piedmont Sanitorium after April 50 hospitalization Born December 3 1881 she was the daughter of the late Bud and Eliza Curry She married Harvey Willis who died March 2 1951 Rites set Thursday at 130 p m at home and 2 p m at the Methodist Church with Rev S K Murray officiating. burial in the Colored Cemetery Strasburg.
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Dora Willis
Strasburg
Joseph A. Willis
Piedmont
Bud
Eliza Curry
Harvey Willis
Methodist Church
K. Murray
Local Markets Corrected Daily By The Star
A listing of corrected local market prices for flour and corn meal in 5 and 10 pound bags, yellow and white varieties, plus grain, barley, egg mash, fat cattle, broiler mash, cracked corn, mixed feed, butter and butterfat at wholesale prices. Includes specific weights and price per unit, with notes on moisture content and FOB terms.
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Iec
Acess
Batali Pune
Farrar Lodge To Elect Tonight
The Daniel J. Farrar Lodge No. 458 I B O P E of W will hold its election of officers this evening at 8 30 o clock in the Lodge Hall All members are urged to be present.
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Daniel J. Farrar Lodge No
Home Demonstration Women Plan Citizenship Camp
The Home Demonstration Club may hold a citizenship camp at Jamestown 4-H Camp from August 13 to 17 if enough members show interest. Members who wish to attend should notify Miss Agnes Shirley, Home Agent, by July 1.
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Jamestown
Definition of a radio hit under ASCAP criteria
The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers defines a hit song as one that has been performed ten thousand six times or more on the radio. The measure focuses on accumulated performance counts to gauge popularity.
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D.N. A
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Italy awards posthumous medal to soldier who fought Russians
Rome reports Italy awarded a posthumous military decoration to a Carabinieri member who died in 1942 during the German Italian drive in Russia. The Soviet Embassy condemned the decision calling it an incitement to revive fascist groups, while Italy rejected the accusation.
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Rome
Italy
D. Zotov
Carbinieri
National Police
Carlo Sforza
Zotov
Russia
Donets River
Carabinieri
Pfc John Gorey a Talented Army Man in Mass
Pfc John Gorey on furlough from Camp Perry Tex tells friends his Army duties. By day he works as a chaplain’s assistant and by night he tends bar at the officers club in South Deerfield Massachusetts.
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South Deerfield
Mass
John Gorey
Camp Perry
Tex
Chaplin
Convoys Pass Through Winchester This Morning
Two convoys moved through Winchester today. At 5 30 the first convoy carried 100 Regular Army paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Infantry from Camp Campbell en route to Fort Meade Maryland. They camped at the National Guard Armory grounds and traveled with a police escort. A second unidentified anti aircraft unit with guns on trucks followed at 8 00, escorted by police, moving along Piccadilly Street Braddock Street to U S 11.
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Winchester
11Th Airbo
Camp Campbell
National Guard
Millwood Pike
Fort George G. Meade
Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr
Beardsworth Dies at Berryville at 72
Richard Beardsworth aged 72 died at his Berryville area home yesterday morning. Born in Tinsley England on September 22 1878 he came to America as a child. Survived by widow Annie Crampton a daughter Mrs W E Shafer two grandsons Ned and Richard Shafer of Richmond two sisters Mrs Topping Charlottesville and Mrs Bell Davis Cal and many nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the home with interment Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Richard Beardsworth
Berryville
Tinsley
England
W.H. Beardsworth
Virginia
Thomas Beardsworth
Staunton
Beardsworth
Clarke County
Raleigh
N. C
Winchester Commandry Knight Templars
Annie Crampton
W. E. Shafer
Ned
Richard Shafer
Richmond
Topping
Charlottesville
Bell
Davis
Cal
Mt. Hebron
Aly Khan balks at $3 million Yasmin settlement
Rita Hayworth's attorney Bartley Crum says Aly Khan resists a $3,000,000 settlement for their daughter Yasmin. Crum plans to fly to Paris to discuss funds with Aly's lawyers as Hayworth prepares for divorce actions in Nevada. Hayworth asserts the trust fund is needed to raise Yasmin as a Moslem.
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New York
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Yasmin
Bartley Crum
Paris
Aly
Crum
Miss Hayworth
Nevada
First Ship Built in the American Colonies
The first vessel of any size built in the New World was the pinnace Virginia of about 30 tons, constructed at Popham, Maine, in 1607 and later crossed the Atlantic safely.
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Popham
Maine
Virginia
Atlantic
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