Harry L Keen Succumbs at 84 in Loudoun County
Harry L Keen 84 retired Loudoun county farmer and fruit grower died at his residence 444 N Braddock St He was born near Unison and taught at Wytheville Male Academy later entering the Virginia House of Delegates He retired in 1941 and moved to Winchester Survived by wife Mary Virginia McCann son J Paul Keen two daughters Minnie Keen and Mrs Harry McCann and three grandchildren Services set for Omps funeral home with interment at Mt Hebron cemetery Flowers declined.
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Harry L. Keen
Loudoun County
N. Braddock St
Jonathan
Amanda Sowers Keen
Unison
Roanoke College
Wytheville
Virginia
E. Lee Trinkle
Keen
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Winchester
Mary Virginia McCann
J. Paul Keen
Summit Point
W Va
Minnie Keen
Middletown
Del
Harry McCann
James B. Keen Jr
Columbus
Nancy Keen
N.Y. C
Virgil Conkling
Titusville
Fla
Omps Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
Mt. Hebron
Virginia Market Quotations Loom Large on Livestock Trends
Market notes list prices for fat steers and heifers, cows, bulls, veal calves, lambs, sheep, hogs and sows. Prices vary by quality from good to plain including top figures for fresh cows and springers. Readers see per head bids and ranges across multiple species in Virginia livestock market.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Market and cattle prices across Baltimore and Chicago report
Baltimore markets show slight rises in apples and eggs with cattle hogs and sheep in varied demand. Chicago hogs and cattle also move with top prices noted. New York stocks drift, Union Pacific and Nickel Plate edge higher ahead of splits and dividends while several industrials dip.
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New York
Union Pacific and
Nickel Plate Railroad
Union Pacific
Nickel Plate
Pepsi-Cola
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Schenley
American Smelting
United Aircraft
Standard Oil
Texas Co
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Dodge
Johns-Manville
Chicago grains steady with fractional declines on futures
Chicago grain futures opened with mostly fractional declines. Wheat July at 2.31, September 2.31 and a half, December 2.32, May 2.30. Corn July 2.20 and a quarter, September 1.93 and a half, December 1.67 and eight. Oats July 0.91 and eight, September 0.85, December 0.85 and one eighth, May 0.83 and eight. Soybeans July 4.14, November 3.34. Lard July 22.90 to 22.92, October 23.45.
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Chicago
Jly
Takoma Park Garbage Collector Convicted of Rape
Joseph Dupe Ross aged 54 of Takoma Park Maryland was found guilty by a jury early today of raping a 72 year old partially blind white widow.
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Joseph “Dupe” Ross
Takoma Park
Who Chooses New Coin Designs and Change Frequency
Selection of coin designs is made by the Director of the Mint with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury. Congress has sometimes required a design, such as the Washington bicentennial 25 cent piece issued since 1932, and absent legislative direction the design may not be changed more often than every 25 years.
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Mint
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Washington
Willow Lawn Poo! to close for Miss America prelims
The Willow Lawn Poo! will be closed all day tomorrow to prepare for the Miss America Beauty Contest Preliminaries. The event takes place Thursday night July 1 at 8 p.m. with the date noted as 6-30-11.
Local Market Prices and Feed Totals
Daily connected markets list itemized prices for grains and feeds. Figures include No 2 red winter wheat $2.30 per bu No 2 yellow corn $2.35 per bu barley $1.65 per bu soybeans $2.40 per bu and various egg, broiler, turkey feeds plus butter prices.
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Veene
Egg and poultry prices at Winchester area markets
Agriculture Department Markets Division reports prices paid for graded eggs F O B Winchester and live poultry in the Winchester area. No. 1 quality eggs priced at 53 per dozen. various grades for hens toms broilers turkeys guineas and roosters listed with per dozen or per unit amounts.
Save Time Save Bother Save Money Shop in Your Community
Community shoppers are urged to support local merchants to cut travel time, reduce costs, and keep money circulating locally. A call to buy nearby appears in weekend advertisements highlighting neighborhood stores and services.
U S Plans to Acquire Scarce Materials via ECA Aid
The United States expects new supplies of scarce war materials under Marshall Plan agreements with Western European nations. About $4 million in European currencies will be set aside in special accounts to fund exploration and development of strategic materials, stimulate industry, stabilize currencies, and cover overseas ECA operations.
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Washington
United States
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Byrd Praises Tuck Deficit Warning To Virginians
State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. commends Gov. Tuck for insisting no funds be spent beyond what the General Assembly authorized. Byrd, member of the 1948 finance committee, notes the new appropriations act requires strict budget use for the next two fiscal years.
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
Tuck
General Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
State Department
Byrd
Woman and Son Indicted on Tax Evasion Charges
A Federal grand jury indicted Eleanor Louise Patenotte former owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer and her son Raymond for attempting to evade about 2 million dollars in federal income taxes and failing to report more than 8 million dollars in the sale of the paper.
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New York
Eleanor Louise Patenotte
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Raymond
Sailor Detained In Chloroform Case At Naval Academy
In Annapolis a sailor is held for investigation after a three year old girl was chloroformed. Capt. Jesse R. Wallace said medical authorities reported the child unharmed and the alleged act was halted by the mother in an empty garage.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Jesse R. Wallace
Severn River Naval Command
Wallace
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Purina Dairy
Purina
America
Purina Cale
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Purina Research Farm
Checkerboard Feed Store
N. Cameron St
Purina Dair
N. Y
Star
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
Heels Csm
LRN Ae Catia
G.E
Complete Service
E.boscawen ST. Windisky Virgina
U. S
Vrte Cleaners
Thru Davis Grocery
Cammer
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
N. Main
Wieners
North Main
Workingman’'S
Western Union
Buick
Champ
Indea
H. W. Ebert
N. Main St
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