Market Quotations Mixed Ahead of Labor Bill Action
York June market notes show a quiet open with mixed quotes and several declines. Motors lead gains alongside Chrysler General Motors U S Steel and other names, while tech and political factors press the market ahead of anticipated labor bill actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Commission
Senate
Roe
Down Chemical
J. C. Penney
Bante Fe
Chrysler
General Motors
U. 8 Rubber
U. S. Steel
Phelps du Pont
Apeespeake
Northern Pacific
General Electric Telegard Oil
CN. J
Livestock and Produce Markets United in Baltimore Sales
Baltimore June 19 market notes show steady fruit and produce, light receipts, and varied prices for apples potatoes and sweet potatoes. Poultry eggs butter and live stock are listed with prices and shifts as buyers and sellers gauge demand in a quiet midweek session.
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Baltimore
Pa. Va
N. J. Bu.bas
Bas
NC. Bu
Hamv
NC. Bu. Bas
Nancy Halls
Eggs and live poultry prices in Winchester market report
Agriculture Department Markets Division lists U S Grade A eggs and B eggs with per dozen prices and live poultry prices paid by dressing plants in the Winchester area. Includes weights and price per pound for heavy breasted hens broilers leghorn varieties turkeys and old roosters with ranges for different classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U. S
Local Markets Listing Corrections and Feed Prices
Daily corrected market update shows wholesale and retail prices for flour corn meal and grains. Listings include 10 lb and 25 lb flour bags, various corn meal bags, grain feeds for poultry and turkey, and cracked corn prices per 100 lb bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Milne Io
Eaeao
Rock Enon Camp Staff Announced by Scout Leader
John S. Moore announces the Rock Enon Boy Scout summer camp staff with Ralph C. Gemmill as assistant director in charge of program Edgarsmoor Jr as waterfront director Winslow LedBetter as scoutmaster Charles Merriner as handicraft director and Charles Johnston as camp craftsman. Junior staff includes Ton Leetch Jack Kellas Jack Houshall Archie Robertson Jr Leonard Gibbs and Billy Smith. Gar Smoot attends aquatic school in Mendham New Jersey and staff report Tuesday for opening ahead of the June 29 first period and Fourth of July fireworks event planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
John S. Moore
Boy Scouts
Ralph C. Gemmill
Front Royal
Edgarsmoor, Jr
Martinsburg
Winslow LedBetter
Portsmouth
Charles Merriner
Charles Johnston
Winchester
Ton Leetch
Jack Kellas
Jack Houshall
Archie Robertson, Jr
Berryville
Leonard Gibbs
Woodstock
Billy Smith
Edgar Smoot
Mendham
N. J
Rock En
Lake Shenshawpotoo July 3 Event At Back Creek Area
Lake Shenshawpotoo will be staged on Thursday evening July 3. Scout parents friends and Back Creek area residents are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shenshawpotoo
Back Creek
Endorse Harpine For Highway Department Post
Civic and political groups in Harrisonburg back Mayor J. P. Harpine of Broadway for appointment to the State highway commission for the Staunton district to replace Kenneth J. Gilpin of Boyce, whose resignation takes effect December 15. The endorsement includes Harrisonburg City Council, the county board of supervisors, the Chamber of Commerce and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
J. P. Harpine
Broadway
State Highway Commission
Kenneth J. Gilpin
Boyce
Pine Served Local Chamber Leader and War Era Officer
Pine, former president of the local Chamber of Commerce and long time highway committee chairman, led the organization during wartime as commander of the local Virginia Reserve militia company and was a senior member of Rockingham county's Selective Service board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Reserve Militia
Selective Service Board
Rockingham County
Dead Letter Office totals reveal 1946 mail losses
The Post Office Department reports 1946 domestic letters sent to the Dead Letter Office totaled 18,134,900 and foreign letters received in the United States that year also sent to the Dead Letter Office numbered 541,952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post Office Department
United States
Constitutional session length limits under Amendment 20
The Constitution requires an annual meeting beginning January 3 each year. There is no explicit session length limit beyond this annual requirement. The Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 allows adjournment by July 31 unless Congress provides otherwise, except in war or national emergency.
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C.S.P. A
Congress
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Star Phones
N. Kent
W. Boscawen St
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Rock Enon Camp
Harpine
Highway Department
W. D
George Washington Garage
the Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Penney
Penney’s
Gary
J. C. Penney CO. Inc
Virginia
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