Market Quotation Snapshot From Narrow Gains Market
Market quotations show a jumble of narrow gains and losses with a moderately active opening giving way to slow trading. Lockheed rose more than others while stockholders approved a two for one stock split. several names including General International Paper Goodyear and J I Case advanced today alongside Cities Service Southern Pacific Studebaker Montgomery Ward Boeing and Sethenley industries.
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Lockheed
Aircra
Pacal Commeing
Sarnenousts Pictures
McIntyre-Porcupine
General International Paper
Goodyear
J. I. Case
Cities Service
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
Sethenley Industries
Egg market prices and tax revenue figures from 1960
The article lists egg prices by grade and type in the Winchester area and notes private income tax revenue versus corporate tax revenue for 1960. Individual taxes totaled 17,153,307,947 dollars while corporate taxes reached 10,854,351,108 dollars.
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Winchester
J. A
United States
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Baltimore and Chicago markets show limited cattle trade with weak demand. Hogs, sheep, and produce mixed as receipts vary. quotes include calves 38.00-41.00 for top quality, hogs 23.75-24.25 for 170-230 lb, and cattle steers 32.00-36.00 with feeders 35.75-36.00 in Chicago, while Baltimore offers 20.75-24.25 for lighter hogs and lambs around 34.50-35.00.
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Baltimore
É& Bu
N. C
N. J
Hensey
Chicago
USDA
Chicago grain futures pull mixed in July notes
Wheat and oats rise and hold gains as September contracts edge higher while December wheat posts small advance. Soybeans show varied quotes with July, September and November futures trading around 3.14, 2.95 and 2.80 per bushel. Lard July sits at 16.00 with other fats quoted without further detail.
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Jly
Five James Wood FFA members win state farmer degrees in Blacksburg
At the 26th annual FFA convention in Blacksburg last night five members from the James Wood Chapter were awarded state farmer degrees to be presented at the Wednesday session. The honorees include Donnie Anderson John Patrick Russell Donald Taylor James Hottle and James Hammock with Albert Nicodemus Jr also elected.
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James Wood
Oe Eee Ae
FFA
Blacksburg
Fear Head
Editotee
Realis
Donnie Anderson
Rural P. Anderson
Gore
John Patrick Russell
D. K. Russell
Clearbrook
Donald Taylor
A. T. Taylor
Cross Junction
James Hottle
J. N. Hottle
Albin
James Hammock
J. L. Hamnock
Stephens City
Albert Nicodemus, Jr
Berryville
WS.C.S. To Hold Meeting Wednesday
The W 8. C. 8. of the Market Street Methodist Church will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday. The group will conduct its monthly transactions and discuss church affairs.
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Ws.c.s
Market Street Methodist Church
Player Wins First Three Games of Season
A competitor saddled with a name meaning have nothing in German wins his first three matches this season, signaling early momentum and cultural note about his unique name origin.
100000 Reservists Should be Home By Christmas
The Army aims to release about 100 000 enlisted reservists called to active duty since Korea began by December. The plan targets volunteer and inactive reservists not in the Organized Reserve National Guard or regular Army volunteers, with priority for World War II veterans and men with prior service.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Pace
Rese & Pace
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Regular Army
Funeral attendees from Hagerstown for Oscar Swartz service
Those attending the Hagerstown Maryland funeral for Oscar Swartz included Charles Swartz and Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Feltner. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Swartz. Mrs. Robert McFillen of Berryville. Mrs. Samuel Grubbs. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swarts. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swarts. Mrs. Otis Briller. Mrs. Clarence Williams. Mrs. Addie Shirley. Swartz Town West Virginia.
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Hagerstown
Oscar Swartz
Charles Swartz
Elmer
Harvey Feltner
Wilbur Swartz
Robert McFillen
Berryville
Samuel Grubbs
Milton Swarts
Raymond Swarts
Otis Briller
Clarence Williams
Addie Shirley
Swartz Town
W. Va
John Willey Dies At Middletown
John David Willey age 80 died yesterday at his Middletown home after a life in Berryville and Winchester clothing and jewelry trade including an antique shop. Survived by two sons John Dyer Jr of Middletown and Russell W Willey of Clearbrook. one brother Preducie of Reliance. three sisters Mrs Pat Davidson of Linetern, Mrs O B Willey of Reliance, Mrs Susie Stickley of Reliance. Burial planned at Greenhill Cemetery in Berryville.
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John David Willey
Hattie C. Russell Willey
Middletown
Willey
Berryville
Winchester
John Dyer, Jr
Russell W Willey
Clearbrook
Preduc Ie
Reliance
Pat Davidson
Linetern
Ra O O. B. Willey
Susie Stickley
Propeller Flies But Not Fuselage On $40 Airplane
In Heaton North Carolina Lewis Hicks tested a $40 home made air craft built over three months from parts and wood. The craft failed to lift as the steel propeller sheared off and buried itself in a pine tree after 150 yards. Hicks had warned a funeral home and reserved a hospital room before the test.
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Hicks
75 Attend Union Youth Meeting
About 75 people attended the first in a series of Union Youth Meetings in the Braddock Street Methodist Church assembly room. A simple supper followed by a worship service featured Miss Barbara Wheeler and Miss Carolyn Copenhaver as pianist. solo by Miss Peggy Haymaker. readers Miss Maryanne Marcus. offering and prayer by Miss Carolyn Duncan. Rotation of hosting churches will occur. next gathering is at 6:30 PM at the Presbyterian Church.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Barbara Gregory
Barbara Wheeler
Carolyn Copenhaver
Peggy Haymaker
Maryanne Marcus
Carolyn Duncan
Braddock Street Congregational Christian
Cork Street Christian
Evan- Montague Avenue Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Michigan State Team Season Averages Over Sixteen Runs Per Game
The 1886 Michigan State team averaged more than 16 runs per game this season, reflecting a powerful offensive performance throughout their schedule.
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Michigan State
Woman and Son Killed by Train in Albion Michigan
Mrs Barbara Esslinger 31 and her eight year old son Ronald were struck and killed by a New York Central train in Albion Michigan as they stood with the child in her arms. Coroner R D Scott ruled the deaths death by own action.
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Albion
Mich
Barbara Esslinger
Ronald
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