Mrs Washington Dies In Baltimore
Emily Washington of Baltimore died at her home on Friday. She was a daughter of the late William and Mary Robinson of Leetown and is survived by six children, all of Baltimore, plus a large sibship including Cassie Potts Eleanor Hill Isabelle Presberry Virginia Gillis Hilda Blackstone Hunter Robinson Douglas Robinson Randolph William Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Washington
Baltimore
William and Mary Robinson
Leetown
Cassie Potts
Eleanor Hill
Hackensack
N. J
Isabelle Presberry
Virginia Gillis
Hilda Blackstone
Annapolis
Humter Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Randolph Wiliam Robinson
Mrs Gibbs Rites Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral services for Catherine Castleman Gibbs widow of Isaac Gibbs of Roanoke will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Grace Episcopal Church Berryville with Rev Henry G Lane officiating. She was daughter of the late Ann R Castleman former Virginia House Hotel operator. She leaves son Frank Gibbs and grandchildren. Burial in Castleman Lot Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Castleman Gibbs
Isaac Gibbs
Roanoke
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Henry G. Lane
How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four Quiz
Answers list includes Woodrow Wilson, Gilbert Stuart, True, Pierre, frivolous talk, Alaska and Hawaii, Sulfa, Compensation, electors chosen, The Halls of Montezuma.
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Woodrow Wilson
Gilbert Stuart
True
Pierre
Alaska
Hawaii
Sulfa
Montezuma
March 5 to 19 Sales Directory items across farms
A sequence of farm auctions listing dates times and locations. McKee Bros Shepherdstown horses orchard gear trucks and equipment. Mish Williamsport cattle horses hay and implements. Mrs Green near White Post farm machinery. Copp Farm Toms Brook farming tools household goods. Jennings near Charles Town antiques and appliances. Atwell Russell Martinsburg livestock and machinery. Thatcher Co Martinsburg Ridge Road livestock dairy gear. Baker Middle town farm machinery. Gee Helstey White Hall livestock and gear. Reed Clearbrook livestock and gear. Jarvis Oakland Farms Ellicott City area cattle machinery trucks cars and tools.
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McKee Bros
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Frank W. Mish, Jr
Williamsport
Geo. R. Green
White Post
M—J. N. Thatcher Co., Inc
Martinsburg
E. Baker
Middletown
Gee
Helstey
White Hall
Leslie Reed
Clearbrook
Thomas H. Jarvis
Oakland Farms
Ellicott City
Atholton
Five Team Captains Named for Shenandoah Festival Fund Drive
Baker G G coordinates Division II fund raising for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 2 naming five team captains Harry Carpenter Dudley Lichliter Harold Patton F Perry and J K Robinson and listing team members for each captain to reach a $2677 quota from 34 co workers.
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J. A. Emmerth
John Kane
E. E. McIntyre
W. C. Moore
P. D Plumly Lichliter
John A. Boyd
C E. Holsinger
R. B. Newcome
Hove Riley
J. H. Sandy
L B. Sirbaugh Patton
M. J Billmyer
Carl L. Campbell
H. T. Goode, Jr
John W. Knight
Ralph Mulvey
J. W. Sencindiver
Perry
Shirley O. Bly
J Howard Cather
Richard Duffey
Burgella Jackson
C. D. Lanahan
D. W. Watts
Robinson
John F. Anderson
Julian Armel
Frank Gearing
A. Johnson
Leonard Riley
France Must Do Utmost in Own Defense Says Connally
Senator Connally warned that France must exert its utmost to defend itself or risk losing U S support for military and economic aid. He spoke after a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting with Secretary of State Acheson. The remark tied to France's government crisis following Premier Faure's tax plan.
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Washington
Connally
D-Tex
France
United States
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Premier Faure
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Sparkman
D-Ala
Two Car Collision Causes 70 Dollars In Damage
A two car crash last night at 9 p m on Loudoun Street 60 feet north of Cork Street caused total damage of 70 dollars. Vernon B. Taylor 111 W Germain Street drove a 1940 Ford south and stopped for a vehicle ahead. Roadcap Atkins Jr Amissville owned a 1947 Ford failed to stop due to brakes and rear ended Taylors car. Damages totaled 50 for Atkins car and 20 for Taylors.
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Loudoun Street
Cork Street
John E. Hoover
Winchester Police Department
Vernon Bruce Taylor
W. Germain Street
Roadcap Atkins, Jr
Amissville
Taylor
Atkin
Mixed Market Day With Uneven Gold Loads
New York traders saw mixed prices and light activity on the stock market. Large blocks opened with 20 000 shares of American and Foreign Power at unchanged prices while gold stocks swung to losses after a brief Saturday rally. Leaders in gains included Goodrich Rubber Zenith Radio American Telephone Du Pont Santa Fe Southern Railway Standard Oil NJ Northern Pacific with declines in Bethlehem Steel American Smelting Kennecott Copper American Cyanamid American Can Baltimore and Ohio Sinclair Oil and Celotex. Bond market moves were narrow and corporate liens mixed as U S Governments showed little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Rubber
Zenith Radio
American Telephone du Pont
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
Northern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
American Smelling
Kennecott Copper
American Cyanamid
American Can
Baltimore and Ohio
Sinclair Oil
Celotex
U. S
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Prices Report
A market summary from Baltimore and Chicago markets notes steady produce for apples and potatoes with various sizes priced. Cattle and hogs show steady to higher bids, with specific ranges for steers, cows, heifers, calves, and sows, and hog prices lifting modestly across weights. Slaughter stock moves and feeder types reveal mixed demand and regional price spreads.
Local Markets Corrections Notice from The Star
Daily market corrections provided by The Star but no responsibility is assumed for typographical errors that may appear in listings.
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Star
Live Poultry Prices in Winchester Area
Agriculture Dept lists live poultry prices in Winchester area for No 1 fowl and eggs. Heavy breed hens and leghorn hens are priced, along with rocks and cross broilers and leghorn broilers. Egg market shows Beltsville White and Bronze breed prices by grade and size.
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Winchester
Beltsville
U. S
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Slaughter Trends
Prices show bad lots mixed choice and prime heifers at 35.25 to 35.75. Good and choice heifers 29.50 to 34.50. Utility bulls 25.50 to 29.00. Dealers pay 36.00 to 39.00 for good to prime stock. Salable sheep sold at 3.00 with weak bidding. slaughter lambs bid down to 25 cents or more, 27.00 down by weight. Slaughter ewes steady to weak, most utility to good 11.50 to 14.00.
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Baltimore
Chicago
USDA
Chicago grain prices edge lower as winter belt snows
Rain and snow in the southwestern winter wheat belt spurred selling at the opening of the Board of Trade. Wheat and other grains mostly declined with varied quotes for March May and July futures across wheat corn oats rye soybeans and lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Dee
Rye
Sobeans
Politicians argue over party unity in 1948 race
Sen Russell of Georgia says he is in the race to the finish and declines to say if he would lead a third party if Truman is nominated. Sen Kerr of Oklahoma expects southern support for Russell if Truman does not run. Kerr says the Democrats will not split due to differing candidate support. Sen Ellender of Louisiana warns the next president may be chosen by the House.
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Sen
Russell
Georgia
CBS
Truman
Kerr
Oklahoma
South
NBC
Sen. Ellender
Louisiana
Washington
House of Representatives
France faces Indochina war strain and European defense crisis
Antoine’s economic program breeds union opposition while France fights Indochina and plans Western Europe defense. With franc value dropping and costs rising, officials weigh pulling out of Indochina risking Communist gains in Asia. Government clings to defense plans, yet a political crisis stalls Western European strategy.
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Faure
France
Indochina
Europe
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
India
Mortality Rate Low at Korean Forward Hospitals
Army Surgeon General says wounded in Korea have better recovery chances at forward hospitals. He notes a 1.8 per 100 deaths mortality rate, down from World War II and World War I figures, citing improved clothing and frostbite precautions. About 65 percent return to duty in the Far East, with 15 percent after U S treatment. Amputees also return to duty, reflecting strong medical teamwork and air evacuation.
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Los Angeles
Korea
George & Armationge
Armstrong
College of Medical Evangelists Assembly
Far East
United States
Streetcar Named Desire Tops AP Critics Poll 1951
The AP nationwide critics poll names A Streetcar Named Desire as the best film of 1951 with 69 ballots. Marion Brando and Vivien Leigh win top acting honors. Karl Maiden and Lee Grant among supporting winners.
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Hollywood
Associated Press
Marion Brando
Vivien Leigh
Karl Maiden
Miss Leigh
Lee Grant
New York
the Sun
Paris
Alaska
Services Held For Girl Killed in Fall
Funeral services were held today for 12 year old Virginia Dishman who died Saturday after falling 22 floors through an open elevator door in a four story downtown office building. A companion, Charlotte Deaevr, said the girl thought the elevator was there when she stepped into the shaft opening.
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Staunton
Virginia Dishman
Charlotte Deaevr
Mrs Shutts Dies At Bunker Hill
Fannie B. Shutts wife of Chester P Shutts died early yesterday at her home near Bunker Hill West Virginia. She was born in Clarke County December 17 1687 a daughter of John W Wil lingham and Eliza Whittington Wil lingham. Survived by husband and one son Chester W Shutts of Bunker Hill. Funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday from Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev E S Ellmore officiating. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Fannie B. Shutts
Chester P. Shutts
Bunker Hill
W Va
Clarke County
John W
Eliza Whittington Willingham
Chester W Shutts
Enders
Berryville
E. S Ellmore
Green Hill Cemetery
Two Arrests in Ky Coal Field Turmoil
Two miners, Leslie Smallwood and Kelly Collins, were arrested after a dynamited road leading to Garrard Coal Co mine as part of United Mine Workers efforts in Leslie and Clay counties. A separate fire at Henson and Crawford Coal Co mine on Laurel Creek caused $20,000 in damage. no arrests linked to that blaze. Sheriff George Wooten said Smallwood and Collins denied ties to the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyden
United Mine Workers
Leslie
Clay County
George Wooten
Leslie County
Leslie Smallwood
Kelly Collins
Garrard Coal Co
Henson and Crawford Coal Co
Laurel Creek
Wooten
Tom J. Henson
Walter Woods
Garrard
Smallwood
Collins
Moscow Subway Length Comparison
Moscow subway length is not stated directly. The text notes New York and London each operate over 200 miles of subway, and with a 4 mile addition, the systems grow to about 330 miles. It implies Moscow is smaller or lesser in total mileage.
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International Soundphoto
Moscow
New Yor
London
O. D
New York
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Coreystone
Mohn W. Rosenberger & CO
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Baker
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N. Y. Stocks
Bubkts & Voxes
Romes
Staymans
Steymans
Brotler
Agriculture Dept
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Antoine
Fou
BRUST
BP Funeral Home
Anchestervirg Nia Admbulance Service
Heatwole Motor CO
BraDdock
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Black
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Cleer
Cherebors
Industriet Plante
Celes
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Cameron &T
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Theresa
Y Lala
Wand America
Chapman Motor CO
Railway Express Agency, Incorporated
Virginia
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Corporation Commission
State
City of
Richmond
Sale Farm
Ment
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McCormick Deering
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HSP
W. Strong Lewis
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