South Enders Open Fourth of July Celebration
The South Bnd Hose Company kicks off its Fourth of July celebration on Rouss Perk lot with a weeklong program. A thrilling act, a fireworks display on July 4, and committee members Capt Hart Ed Startaman T Clark C C Gough and L E Armel organize proceeds for the truck fund.
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South Bnd Hose Company
Rouss Perk
Capt. Hart
Ed Startaman
T. Clark
C. C. Gough
L. E. Armel
Southnd Company
Howard Concludes Rotary Head Term
Dr A M Showalter of Christiansburg will begin duties in the 186th District of International tomorrow succeeding Dowell J Howard of Winchester as Lie expires. Incoming local club executive is L J McElligott Philip Williams is president at Woodstock and W H Wpilifritts at Strasburg.
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A. M. Showalter
Christiansburg
International
Winchester
Mae
L. J. McElligott
Philip Williams
Woodstock
W. H. Wpilifritts
Strasburg
Machinists Vote to End Walkout Amid Negotiations
Machinists backed by unions voted to end the walkout at the shipyards after talks with employers. They had demanded 1 to 1.15 dollars an hour and double pay for overtime, with the strike tied to the Maritime Commission’s wartime orders. Age mates council and local unions urged a return to work while yards, except for the machinists' department, had operated at capacity.
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U Oe
Maritime Commission
Oeneis
Age Mate Trades Council
Machini
CLO
Presidents say tests ahead for U.S. ingenuity and unity
In Boston on June 30 the national governors conference heard President say the coming days will test energy ingenuity and statesmanship. Governor Van Wagoner and others urged swift settlement of industrial labor disputes to align defense production with Hitler's forces, stressing production management can handle advance orders and backlogs.
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Boston
United States
America
Harold E
Minnesota
Aes
Army Navy
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Deska Apeherea Co-Operative Action
van Wagoner
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Gove Frank M. Dixon
Alabama
Hitler
Office of Production Management
Wheat Futures Rally Dampened by Market Unease
Chicago June 30 notes moderate mill buying tied to government flour purchases and short covering pushing wheat up to 15.8 cents, later checked by selling amid rising new wheat movement and soybeans lard weakness. German actions in Russia and a ship sinking with Marines unsettled traders. Prices and quotes for July and December wheat, corn, oats, lard, and belly futures listed with various bids and ranges.
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Chicago
Russia
Atlantic
U. S
Washford
United Kingdom
Gatentay
T. New
le Rue
New
Dairy ration details in old article fragment
The passage states a daily dairy ration consisting of butter and milk measured in ounces. It mentions fresh milk and butter quantities but the exact totals are incomplete due to text damage.
Baltimore Market Quotation Report on Livestock and Produce
Market quotations cover cattle hogs sheep and produce in Baltimore and Chicago. Prices list cattle steers heifers cows calves hogs and lambs with ranges for carload lots and assorted weights, noting steady demand and day’s top figures.
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Long Island
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston Wool Market Report Reflects Government Contract Dependence
The Boston wool market shows buyers waiting for government contract awards before large commitments. Prices for combing grades remain around 46 to 45 cents greasy, with tones of stability despite sparse stocks and a cautious trade outlook as civilian and military orders loom.
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Boston
Bos- San
Gaitonevene
Noac
Market Close Shows Mixed Day as Stocks Edge Higher
Trading ended with uneven results as some shares rose while others lagged. Notable movers included Am Can, Anaconda, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, and Union Pacific amid a broad list of issues and shifting investor sentiment.
Appalachian Re elects All Incumbents at annual meeting
The Board of Ragen of AD net Apples held Saturday at the George Washington Hotel Greenwood re elected all incumbents led by vice president H W Skinner and manager Malcolm Brown. Awards were given to Charles L Packard and Dr Gerritt Hooning for most new members. officials urged renewed membership drives and praised camp morale.
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Board of Ragen
AD Net Apples
Gente Ples
Sea of the Sanicies
George Washington Hotel
Greenwood
Skinner
Chambersburg
Malcolm Brown
Marmanager
Peach Promo
Charles L. Packard
Ore Hill
Gen Y. Clarke
Massies’ Mill
Gerritt Eee Hooning
Grand Rapids
Te Bon Uitant
E Apple
Stanley Pulton
Maryland
Phil Gold
Winchester
Mrs. Edith Wilpa Williams Buried Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Wilpa Williams of Roanoke Virginia widow of the late Mr and Mrs T J Williams will be conducted at the grave in Mount Hebron Cemetery tomorrow at 12 oclock The deceased died at her Roanoke home with illness details not available this afternoon Her husband was a son of the late Mr and Mrs T J Williams
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Edith Wilpa
Roanoke
Mount Hebron
Williams
Missi T. J. Williams
Cooper Named Aviation Cadet in Winchester
Norman Cooper Jr of Winchester is named an aviation cadet. He is the son of Rev Norman Cooper.
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Cooper
Norman £. Cooper, Jr
Winchester
Norman Cooper
Senate Approves 1.96 Billion Labor and NSA Supply Bill
The Senate approved and sent to the White House a 1.96 billion dollar supply bill covering the Labor Department and the Federal Security Agency. The measure is a Senate House compromise, under budget estimates by 26.96 million but 40.01 million above last year’s appropriation.
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White House
Senate
Washington
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
House
U. S Approval For New Bridge
Baltimore June 30 Wilson T Ballard chief engineer of Maryland Roads Commission said concurrence of the federal roads administration is the final step in plans for the Sandy Hook bridge over the tgaen river near All preliminary items have been completed and bids will be let for construction as soon as federal approval is received. Ballard said conferences were held last week to facilitate final approval.
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Baltimore
Wilson T. Ballard
Maryland Roads Commission
Federal Roads Administration
Maryland
Sandy Hook
Tgaen River
Ballard
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Goodyear's
Goodyear
Chevrolet
Pine Motor CO
Bedge
Plymouth
Shenandoah
Zelow
Ellow
Potomac By-Products Co
Baltimore Produce
Taman
AT & T
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con Edison
Elec
Genl Motors
Int Har
J Manville
Kennecott
M Ward
Republic Steel
Sears and Roebuck
Southern R
Esso of NJ
Ae Texas Corp
Tinian Bay
Union Pac
U & Steel
PFC
Western Union
Woolworth
Ace LeeLee
Stair Sid Bans
Magheay
Appalachian
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Dale
Pepsi-Cola and
Cloverdale
Main St
Hugh S
Winchester Evening Star
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