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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
5
A five deep pile of derelict cars in Minneapolis Minnesota underscores holiday traffic snarls. Delores Swistowski and Joan Bauer from Coon Rapids pose amid the junked autos, illustrating the congestion theme from last weekend.
Capon Bridge residents report weekend visits from New Millford Connecticut pairs and nearby towns. Memorial services at Lahamasville and attendance at Green Lane Cemetery are noted. The Alumni Banquet drew a crowd and questions about wedding gifts to a widowed father are discussed with practical advice.
A U S forces team in Wiesbaden reports locating a World War II Liberator bomber in the Libyan desert about 380 miles south of Bengali. The crew is absent. officials believe they bailed out after a Naples raid in 1943 and that the plane landed itself after fuel ran out. Washington aims to identify the crew.
A mild rally in rails and gains in drugs and selected issues led to an irregularly lower start for the stock market as investors awaited a rebound from two steep setbacks. New York Central edged up about a point while Pennsylvania, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific and Illinois Central posted fractional gains.
Poultry and eggs market notes slow trading with broilers and fryers. Prices show 2 to 3 percent changes for broilers and fryers, heavy hens around 14 percent, light hens near 8 and turkey fryers around 22 percent. Harrisonburg Egg Market lists Grade A Large 25 to 23, Grade A Medium 19 to 22, Grade A Small 13 to 14, Grade B Large 19.
Baltimore AP USDA market update lists produce such as apples strawberries and potatoes with varied regional prices. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices are reported for Philadelphia Chicago and regional markets with bids on weights and grades.
The Chicago Board of Trade opened with mixed results as grains traded slightly lower to steady. Wheat held near unchanged, corn slipped, oats dropped to a low, and soybeans were mixed with some gains. July futures priced accordingly with small shifts across commodities.
Kurt Franz Rossmeisl, a World War II German officer who fled from Camp Butner in 1945, was ruled unlawfully in the United States by a INS examiner. He must depart, though his wartime wife and daughter remain in the U.S. He lived as "Frank Ellis" in Chicago for 14 years.
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