Shenandoah Valley Inc Reaches Halfway On 40000 Advertising Drive
Shenandoah Valley Inc with headquarters in Staunton reports $21752 raised of a $40000 annual advertising memberships goal. Kenneth R. Hyde of Roanoke says directors should complete solicitations by month end. Clif ton Forge leads counties with 305 of 250 goal, Roanoke close to its 7500 target, Salem at 750 of 1000. The 1952 budget allocates 33850 for direct advertising including newspapers highways signs film and folders. Daughter of the Stars promotion continues broad distribution via Virginia Dept of Conservation and Development with 11 black and white TV prints and 115 stations notified.
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Staunton
the Star
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Kenneth R. Hyde
Roanoke
Natural Wonders
Clifton Forge
Salem
Florida
Virginia Department
Virginia Delegates Return After Meeting Ike in New York
Virginia Republican delegates came home from New York after meeting Gen. Eisenhower to learn his stance on issues. Predictions separated Taft 13 votes Eisenhower 10 with 12 Taft 1 Ike 10 neutral in AP tally. Ike promised to speak in Virginia if nominated.
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New York
Eisenhower
Ike
Virginia
G. M. Good
Hillsville
Fifth District
Commodore
Chicago
Jayl
Robert H. Woods
Pearlsburg
Bentley Hite
Christiansburg
Taft
Woods
Hite Eisenhower
Hite
Associ
Ated
Goad
South
Robert McConnell
Fauquier County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jeanne Longuet
Air Force
Theodore Fahrenwald
Normandy
Fire Convention Committee To Meet On Sunday
The Cumberland Valley Fireman's Association board and local committees will meet at the George Washington Hotel at 2 p m Sunday to finalize plans for the C V F A Fireman's Convention scheduled for August in this city.
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Cumberland Valley Fireman’s Association
George Washington
Market Quotations for Produce and Livestock in Baltimore and Chicago
Eastern apples in short supply with no quotes. Potatoes weak and offerings heavy. various U S origin sizes and washed price ranges noted. Poultry market mostly steady with liberal, light demand and few sales for heavy hens. USDA cattle and hogs show mixed trading, with limited sales and price ranges for hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs across Baltimore and Chicago markets.
Upward Tilt in Quiet New York Stock Market
The New York stock market showed a marginal rise with subdued trading. Prices ranged from slight declines to about a point gains. St Regis paper traded actively, advancing near a point, while Pennsylvania Railroad, U S Steel, Sinclair Oil, American Cyanamid, Douglas Aircraft and Kennecott Copper were among the higher issues.
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New York
St. Regis
Pennsylvania Railroad
U.S. Steel
Sinclair Oil
American Cyanamid
Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott Copper
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
The Star features daily corrected local market listings. It notes no responsibility for typographical errors that may appear.
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The
Star
Chicago grains firm as feed futures lead advance
Grain prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade with feed grains driving the session. Opening quotes show July wheat at 2.32 and corn near 1.85, while soybeans listed around 3.28 for July and over 3.13 for September with various contracts across the curve.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Lord
Mrs Friant Appears In Schubert Festival At Charlottesville
Mrs John R Friant of Berryville attends the Schubert Festival at Charlottesville and will perform as pianist at 10:30 a m and again Sunday at 10:30 a m in a program featuring The Wanderer Fantasy and Sonata Per Arpegione with Paul Doctor. She repeats with The Shepherd on the Rock and aids Miss Faull in a liederabend at five in the afternoon.
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John R. Friant
Berryville
Charlottesville
Paul Doktor
Friant
Ellen Faull
Mrs. Friant
Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1928
Alfred E. Smith's running mate was Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, former governor and Democratic leader, Permanent Chairman of the Democratic National Conventions of 1920 and 1928.
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Alfred E. Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Covington Shoe Repair Man Dies In Shop Fire
Walter Daniel Deal 70, longtime shoe repairman, died after a fire destroyed his West Main Street shop and home in Covington. Ten residents escaped. the second floor collapsed before firefighters reached the body. Fire officials, including captain W. L. Bryant, cited likely suffocation as the cause, with investigators unable to determine a cause at early report.
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Covington
West Main Street
Walter Daniel Deal
Deal
W. L. Bryant
Berryville Tent Revival to Feature Girl Evangelist
The Rev Irvin Stonesifer of the Full Gospel Tabernacle will lead a series of tent revival meetings in Berryville starting Sunday. Berryville Endersby, a girl evangelist, will join the program with services nightly except Mondays at 7 45 p m in a tent on Route 7 west of Berryville.
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Irvin Stonesifer
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Elm St
Bereryville
Berery Endersby
Route 7
Berryville
Lansing State Journal Raises Prices
The Lansing State Journal increased its daily street sale price to six cents citing higher newsprint costs. Home delivery rose from 35 to 40 cents while Sunday price remains at 10 cents.
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Lansing
Mich
Lansing State Journal Today
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Winchester
Dobbs Truss CO
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Va Cobblers
Bu Bkts
USDA
Choice
N. Y
Agriculture Dept
U S
U. S
Beltsville
Usroyal
U.S
Place Bros. Tire
Valley Pike
Cribbage
John Suckling
Charles I
James Woodson
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Loudoun
Kiupeatin
Ponti Ncn
Winchester’s Shopping Cent
Willys
Willys-Overland
F.C
Toledo, Oho
Martinsburg Pike
Frederick Motors, Inc
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