Mixed New York market signals gains on oils and rails
The New York stock market showed a mixed day with rails and selected oils up. Amerada Petroleum led gains with a 3 to 4 point rise while Coast Line Railroad moved up about a point in early trading and American Foreign Power rose modestly on a block of 20 000 shares traded around 123 8.
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New York
Amerada Petroleum
Atantic Coast Line Railroad
American & Foreign Power
Ss Regis Paper
Santa Fe
Nickel Plate
Sinclair Oil
Shell Oil
Douglas Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio
qGulf Ou
U. S Gypsum
Phelps Dodae
Dome Mines
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
Goodrich
Caterpillar Tractor
Schenley Industries
Chicago Grains Opens Higher on Board of Trade
Chicago grains show broad gains as trading quickens on the Board of Trade with advances across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Lard contracts. Prices climb for Mar May Jul Sep and Dec maturities across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and fats with notable gains in all pits.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Juvy
Ryve
CERTA VIN advertised as fast digestion aid
An ad claim says CERTA VIN digests food faster and reduces gas and bloating when taken before meals. It promises energy from added Vitamin B and iron and targets Winchester shoppers at Gaunt's Drug Store.
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Winchester
Certa-Vin-Gaunt's
Baltimore Market Report Shows Steady Mixed Livestock
Livestock and produce figures indicate steady to up trends for apples potatoes and poultry. Cattle receipts around 350 at Baltimore with a fair weekend supply. hogs and hog prices mixed to steady. Chicago and other markets quote varied hog and cattle ranges with several weight bands and quoted top prices.
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Baltimore
Bubkts É& Sones US
Pa Romes
Staymans
NJ Romes
USDA
Ode
Chicago
William Laturence Birthday Sketch
AP Newsfeatures profiles William Leonard Laturnce born March 7 1888 in Salantai Lithuania as W L Liew. Immigrated after a Russian purge in 1905 and naturalized 1913. Science writer for The New York Times since 1930 he won a Pulitzer Prize in 1937. In 1945 the War Department chose him to prepare the A bomb story for the public and he flew in the plane that dropped Nagasaki.
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William Leonard Laturence
Salantalai
Lithuania
W. L. Liew
U. S
New York Times
Pulityser
Wool Market Report for Lambs and Ewes
Prime 97 tb wooled lambs at 27.00 with top comparable fr l] shorn 91 tH clippers at 26.00. Most wooled lambs 26.00 to 26.75, slaughter ewes steady at 11.50 to 14.50.
Local Market Feed Prices Updated Daily
Market listings show prices for mash and mixed feeds with several items listed including broiler mash cracked corn and butter products though legible details are limited by OCR quality. The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors in these corrected daily local market entries.
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Star
Agricultural Market Report from Winchester Area
The Winchester area market lists egg prices by grade with U S Grade A Extra Large at 37 cents and A Large at 35 cents. Poultry prices show Heavy Breed Hens 26 cents, Leghorn Hens 38 cents, Rocks and Cross Broilers 26 cents, and Beltsville White Hens 38 cents with other breeds and weights ranging to 19 cents for Leghorn broilers and 25 cents for guineas and various tom prices.
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U. S
U.S
Igo Danciseesriz Coos
Winchester
Beltsville
Sherwin-Williams Hires R.L. Tiller
Wilson Southard of the Sherwin Williams Print Company announced the hiring of Robert L. Tiller, formerly with Philip Morris, as local sales representative for Sherwin Williams. Tiller will base his headquarters at 28 FE Piccadilly St and cover all of Frederick County. He resides at 125 W Piccadilly St and is married.
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Wilson Southard
Sherwin Williams
Robert L. Tiller
Philip Morris Tobacco Company
Sherwin Williams Company
Tiller
Piccadilly St
Frederick County
W. Piccadilly St
Princesses and Queen’s Luncheon Committees Named
Miss Russell lists chairs for the Princesses Escort and Entertainment groups with members including Mr and Mrs J Victor Arthur Jr Mr and Mrs Wayne Whitham Mr James Whiting and others. The Queen’s Luncheon Committee is headed by Mrs Harold J Brown with assistants Miss Elizabeth Barr and several Mrs. and Mr. members.
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H. B. McCormac
Richard Whiting
Joseph Massie Jr
Delmer Robinson Jr
Ray Robinson
Edgar Whiting
Harold J. Brown
Elizabeth Barr
8S C Brooks
Ellis Harbaugh
Local Women Named to Department Committees
E W Lacy and several prominent members head a Transportation Committee and a Chaperone Committee with extensive lists of members. The Transportation Committee includes Mrs Sloan Kuykendall and many others, while the Chaperone Committee is chaired by Mrs V K Sirbaugh with co chair Mrs F M Ritter and numerous personnel named.
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E. W. Lacy
William Lawrace
J. A. Miller
Jack Pennypacker
High Peter
Paul Rhodes
P. H Sprenkle
Rody Cather
Transportation
Department
Sloan Kuykendall
Dailey Slonaker
Peyton Marshall
Woodhull Baker
Horace Browne
Grace Bosserman
Lemuel Brown
Possible substitutes named for Chaperone Committee
Mrs J. H. Yost and Mrs J. H. Yost are involved with the Chaperone Committee. Possible substitutes are Mrs L. K. Dellinger, Mrs Philip R. Fowle, Mrs D. E. B. Leatherman and Mrs William A. Rooker.
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J. H. Yost
L. K. Dellinger
Philip R. Fowle
D. EB. Leatherman
William A. Rooker
Winchester AA Banquet Scheduled March 22 at George Washington Hotel
The Winchester AA chapter will host a banquet in the George Washington Hotel main ballroom at 7 30 pm Saturday March 22. Bill A of Arlington will toast and introduce Eugenia W of Baltimore and Walter W of Waynesboro with other speakers including Dr E J Fogle and Dr Ebba C Hoff. Admission is 375 per person and reservations close March 20 via AA Banquet Committee Box 744 Winchester or hotel manager.
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Winchester
Alcoholics Anonymous
George Washington Hotel
Bill A
Arlington
Eugenia W
Baltimore
Walter W
Waynesboro
E. J. Fogle
Newton D._ Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Ebba C. Hoff
Richmond
Commission of Alcoholism of
State of Virginia
Box 744
Dorsey Elected Insurance Director At Loucoun Mutual
Ralph N. Dorsey of Moore and Dorsey in Berryville was elected to the board of Loucoun Mutual Insurance Company to fill the unexpired term of Joseph F. More who resigned. Leonard H Bell serves as Clarke County representative for the company.
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Ralph N. Dorsey
Apple
Moore and Dorsey of
Berryville
The
Loucoun Mutual Insurance Company
Dorsey
Joseph F. More
Leonard H Bell
Clarke County
Gunmen Wound Society Lawyer In Park Avenue Shooting
Rosenblatt a noted society lawyer and heir figure was shot in the left thigh by a mystery gunman as he entered his Park Avenue home. The assailant fled in a car reported stolen and later found abandoned four blocks north. The 51 year old remains under police guard at New York Hospital while the disputed will case continues.
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New York
Sol
A. Rosenblatt
J. P. Morgan
Park Avenue
Rosenblatt
Eleanor Morgan Satterlee
J. P. Morgan the Elder
New York Hospital
New York Cloak and Suit
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Roosevelt
Satterlee
Mabel S. Ingalls
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N. Y. Stocks
Tae
Euberry
Ovide
Lee
J. J. Newberry CO
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
AP Newsfeatures
Agriculture Dept
Handley Play
Robert Bennett
Freddy Stine
Gwen Ralston
Pegey Keller
Handley Auditorium
Sherwin-Williams
R.L. Tiller
Miss Russell
V. K. Sirbaugh
F M Ritter
Homer Alberti
Victor Albright
Paul Anderson
Shirley O. Bly
Ned Brown
Julian Buncutter
William Lee Clark
Earl J. Clowser
E. B. Cooper
Harold Edwards
L. Evans
Lucille Sencindiver
Tilman Shumate
T. F. Simpson
Mehrie Slifer
Charles B Snider
George G. Snider
H. B. Stine
J. R. Yer
Winchester Plate Glass Co
Fairfax Lane
Home Service
Virginia
Ralph Dorsey
Democratic National Committee
Kaiser
NASH
Hudson Con
Plymouth Co
Plymouth
Willys
H. P. Motors
Valley Avenue
Florida
Philco
W. Cork St
Cork
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