Market Quotations New York Steady Uptrend With Mixed Rails
Market quotations showed limited gains as rails remained steady and oils and chemicals advanced. Unemployment dipped below five million aided sentiment, Studebaker-Packard led advances while Du Pont and American Tobacco fluctuated. Cattle and hog markets mixed with smaller receipts and steady to lower prices.
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New York
House - Senate
Studebaker-Packard
American
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Sinclair, Texas Co
Zenith
du Pont
Phrase list puzzle clues mixed with trivia
A sequence of crossword style hints lists numbers and words across categories such as animals, minerals, clothing, gods, music, and letters. The compact item resembles a riddle grid or glossary with partial answers and cross references.
Baltimore Produce Prices Mixed Across Apples Potatoes and Strawberries
Apple cartons and tray packs show US fancy boxes and varied pricing. Strawberries offer moderate supplies with several quality grades and crate prices from Maryland and Virginia. Potatoes steady with old stock and washed sizes listed. Florida Sebagoes priced per 50 lb sacks amid color variations.
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Eastern Shore
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Maine
Usis & Usis
Fla Sebagoes
Market notes on cattle hog futures and prices from Chicago
Chicago AP notes USDA hog prices across weights 190 to 350 pounds with ranges from 20.25 to 23.75 and mixed grade. Cattle and calves show limited test data with cows utilities and bulls quoted up to 24.00. Receipts include Kansas Texas Oklahoma stockers bound for feeder dealers for next week. sheep sales show utility to choice lambs 17.00-20.00 and ewes 5.00-8.00.
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Baltimore (Ap
USDA
Chicago
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago Grain futures open steady amid mixed moves
Chicago Chicago Board of Trade opening shows mixed grains with wheat flat to slightly lower at 1.84 per bushel for July. Corn and oats edge up while soybeans show varied gains and losses across contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Rockingham
Augusta
Poultry and Eggs Prices Trimmed In Demand Notes
Farm price reports show broilers and fryers in short supply across many sections due to strong demand, with turkeys steady. Farm values yesterday reported broilers 21 22 cents per pound, heavy hens 21 22, small turkey fryers 28 44 cents per pound, heavy toms 23 cents, and breeder figures around 1 percent. Egg markets list Winchester Grade A Large 34 cents, Grade A Medium 28, Grade A Small 19, Harrisonburg Grade A Medium 80, Grade A Small 80.
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Winchester
GeeGs
Bo Vedac Sree
Hocgestiasars
Harrisonburg
Local Markets Correction Note
Local markets pages are corrected regularly though the Star does not assume responsibility for any typographical errors that may occur.
Soviet Acceptance of Cooperation Amid Policing and Antarctic Talks
Soviet agreement to join scientific studies of policing and an atomic test suspension, and acceptance of the U S proposal on the Antarctic are reported. Before Dulles testified, Sen Hubert Humphrey accused the State Department of complicity in Kennedy’s satellite aid amendment and a later reversal.
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U.S
Antarctic
Dulles
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
State Department
Humphrey
Rotary club adds four new members and bios
Four new Rotarians were inducted sharing brief bios. Pifer of Winchester born, VA native VA Medical School 1951 graduate and Winchester physician since 1957. Row born Falls Church native, VPI 1931 graduate, chemical engineering teacher and engineer with American Viscose 12 years. Strader born Phillippi WV, U of Richmond 1950 MBA, previously with J C Penney and National Fruit Products. Hunter from West Virginia works with Potomac Edison Co.
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Pifer
Winchester
University of Virginia Medical School
Row
Falls Church
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
VPI
Ohio State
American Viscose Company
O’sullivan
Mr. Strader
Phillippi
W. Va
University of Richmond
J. C. Penney Co
National Fruit Products Company
Mr. Hunter
West Virginia
Potomac Edison Company
Company of the Northern Virginia Company Era Note
The Company of the Northern Virginia Company traces its roots back to 1935, highlighting its long standing presence in the region.
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Middletown City Races Move With Several Incumbents Filing
Incumbents H W Butler Jr Eugene Dearing Sr Stewart Bell Jr A Lee Coble Eugene C Babb stand for council posts in the first and second wards. Mayor David K Muntzing seeks reelection. Gene L Dicks seeks the mayoral seat. William B Shull is the lone incumbent councilman seeking another term. Other filed candidates include James Robert Green Thelma Bowman W Russell McCauley and Carl B Baker. A write in vote is expected at Boyce.
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H. W., Butler, Jr
Eugene Dearing
Stewart Bell, Jr
A. Lee Coble
Eugene C. Babb
David K. Muntzing
Middletown
Gene L. Dicks
William B. Shull
James Robert Green
Thelma Bowman
W. Russell McCauley
Carl B. Baker
Boyce
Prime Minister Macmillan Leaves for United States
London reports the prime minister will not bring his golf clubs on the trip to Washington. He previously visited Scotland to rest and meet Eisenhower, with British experts noting Macmillan’s golf skill. The bulletin notes no clubs for Macmillan.
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Bulletin
Evening Sun
Macmillan
United States
Washington
Scotland
Eisenhower
Britain
Assn
House Opens Way To Senate Fight On Business Taxes
The House approved a bill to extend corporation income and excise tax rates for another year. Amendments were barred as the chamber moved to keep current levies in place, setting up a Senate floor battle over tax cuts and related measures.
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House
Senate
Washington
Wartime Rates Bill Passes By Voice Vote
The bill avoiding a 2.6 billion revenue drop passed by voice vote. Revenue measures originate in the House. Senate amendments possible though few. Wartime transport taxes include 3 percent on freight and 10 percent on passenger fares. Senator Paul H. Douglas aims to add broad tax cuts as an amendment.
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Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Macmillan Flies West for Talks With U S Canada
Prime Minister Macmillan travels to the United States and Canada for a seven day visit. He will meet President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Diefenbaker with no fixed agenda but likely discuss Soviet relations disarmament a summit France the Middle East and economic issues. He will address DePauw University graduates in Indiana and receive honorary degrees in the United States before traveling to Ottawa for talks.
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Macmillan
Eisenhower
Washington
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
United States
Canada
France
Middle East
Greencastle
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de Pauw University
Fire Company and Legion Honored in Flag Presentation
Mrs. C. B. Harlee vice-president of the Turner Ashby Chapter presented flags to four fire companies and Conrad Hoover Post 2 Amer ican Legion represented by Adjutant Randolph Gaunt. After a drum and bugle corps selection, the exercise followed.
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Turner Ashby
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Randolph Gaunt
Silent Military Ceremony Closes with Benediction
The event ends with a benediction led by Mr. Kinzie and a closing volley as part of a solemn military ceremony.
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Mr. Kinzie
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