City Budget Shows Revenue and Expenditure Percentages
The city adopts a 1 719 441 budget for 1958 59 with revenue and expense graphs. Schools take 35.6 percent of the tax dollar, based on a tax rate of 1.50 per 100 of real estate and 2.25 per 100 of personal property, for July 1 1958 to June 30 1959.
Virginia Private Education Plans in Theory Stage
Virginia eyes private schooling as public schools face desegregation. Prince Edward County readies a private white school system while Arlington Charlottesville and northern counties plan, with limited capacity for displaced students. Gov Almond cites tuition grants but says public facilities cannot be leased for private or integrated schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Arlington County
Potomac River
Washington
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Newport News
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
Seashore State Park
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward County Educational Corp
Corporation
Joseph Barrye Wall Jr
Local Stocks and Quotations from Winchester Office
Local stock quotations list several companies and their prices including American Furniture Bank of Clarke County Commonwealth Natural Gas George Washington Hotel Natl Fruit Prod Life Insurance Co of Va O Sullivan Rubber Corp Potomac Edison Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Victor Products Winchester Storage and related notes through White Weld and Co Winchester office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White, Weld and Co
Winchester
Nat'l Fruit
Life Insurance Co
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Oscandaceanus Potomac Edison
Gioon Cas Cannis Ss
Shenandoah ‘Valley
Victor Products
White rhinoceros on edge of extinction in Africa
Desperate appeals from the British East Africa Fauna Conference urge Belgian, South African, and Sudanese governments to protect the white rhinoceros. An estimated 1,800 remain as poaching and superstition fuel demand for their horns. calls for preserves and strict anti poaching measures grow.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
British East Africa Fauna Conference
Indian Ocean
Far East
South Africa
Cameroons
Virginia highway bids invited for multiple bridge and paving projects
The Virginia Department of Highways invites bids until 10 00 A M E S T June 25 1958 for numerous proj ects including replacement of submarine cables to the George P Coleman Bridge at Yorktown and multiple road section improvements across York Gloucester Caroline Princess Anne Charles City New Kent Essex Southampton Pittsylvania Loudoun Fauquier Franklin Prince George Dickenson City of Norfolk and others. Plans and specs are on file at the Richmond district offices with bid bonds required and the state reserving right to reject proposals.
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Department of Highways
Central Highway Office
East Broad Street
Richmond
Virginia
York & Gloucester
Geo. P. Coleman
Yorktown
Caroline
Mattaponi
Princess Anne
Norfolk-Pr. Anne Co
Charles City
New Kent
S. T
City of Warwick
Essex
Southampton
N. C. L. Boykins
Pittsylvania
N. C. State Line
N. C
Loudoun
Fauquier
Mi. E
W. C. L. Middleburg
W. Loudoun
Fauquier Co
Contr. I
Prince George
C. L. Petersburg
Franklin
S. of
Rocky Mount
Pigg River
Dickenson
Russell Fork River
N. Russell Fork
Russell Fork
City of Norfolk
Marshall
Stafford - Fauquier Co
Richmond & Local District
Va. Department of Highways
Va. Dept. of Hwys
Mrs Shull Heads Auxiliary in Middletown
Mrs Howard Shull was named president of the Middletown Fire Company auxiliary at its annual meeting. New officers include Miss Louise Mowery first vice president, Mrs W W Kline second vice president, Mrs Russell McCauley secretary, Ellen Shull assistant secretary, Mrs Robert Campbell treasurer, Mrs Ethel Henson chaplain, Miss Ann OLeary sick committee chair, and Mrs T A Sperry publicity chair. Plans were made for the fire company carnival on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Howard Shull
Middletown Fire Company
Hollis Coffelt
Louise Mowery
W. W. Kline
Russell McCauley
Ellen Shull
Robert Campbell
Ethel Henson
Ann O'Leary
Right Sound Advice at Hoboken City Jail
Police at the Hoboken city jail post a blunt sign over the call row entrance offering inmates a grim reply to complaints. If you don't like it here, stay put. The terse message underscores blunt municipal vantage on confinement.
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Hoboken
N. J
Retail Grocers See Decline Soon In Beef Prices
New York AP report notes meat fruit and vegetable prices will fall this autumn with beef prices expected to drop within two weeks as cattle prices ease. National Association of Retail Grocers officers say larger cattle hog and pork supplies signal a market turn and potential price declines.
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Wiliam G. Ferris
NEW York
National Assn. of
Ray Cowperthwaite
Cowperthwaite
Bushnell
Ill
Concord
N. C
Swaringen
Death Rides Highways Welcome Change
Honolulu reports Gov. Quinn may permit territorial workers to wear aloha shirts this summer. He allows but defers final approval to department heads, reversing a prior policy and signaling a casual dress shift for government staff.
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Honolulu
William F. Quinn
Hin
Territorial
New Jersey Lacking Lieutenant Governor Role in Absent Governor
The state has no lieutenant governor and the president of the state senate presides when the governor is away. Madagascar, a French island colony off Africa’s east coast, was once named La France Orientale.
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New Jersey
State Senate
Madagascar
Africa
la France Orientale
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Bank of
Clarke County
Commonwealth Natural Gas
George Washington Hotel
Green Chemical Co
Eee
Meee
Von
Bestaeesecard
A Und Carr Publishing CO
Wolfe St
Mrs. Shull Heads
Your Local
Alco Sales CO
N. Cameron St
Chicago
National Safety Council
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stephens City
Ralph M. Wakeman
Elwood Mauck
H. C. Carbaugh
R. H. Shiley
R. L. Adams
William Herrell
R. E. Hausenfluck
FR Epri
Plymouth
R&ah
FORD
Shenandoah Motor CO
Valley Ave
N. Loudoun &J