Handley Intramural Boxing Winners Crown Seven Weight Classes
Handley boxers closed their intramural tourney last week with seven weight class winners. Pr niyo Stillwell won 100 pounds, Ray Carper 110, Wilbur Dyke 126, William Hink Lewis 138, Lackey Sempeles 145, Gladstone Crim 155, and Clarence Hoover heavyweight as Coach Sargent announced. All bouts ended by decision. no knockouts occurred.
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Handley
Coachi Otis
Snag” Sargent
PR Niyo Stillwell
Y Carper
Bees
William “Yin” Lewis
Lackey Sempeles
Gladstone Crim
Clarence Hoover
Arthur Stillwell
Richard Lake
Doug Braithwaite
James McCoy
Stillwell
Braithwaite
Ray Carper
Danny Babb
Wilbur Dyke
Bill Lovett
Kenneth Leetch
Lovett
Jimmy Sempeles
William “Hink” Lewis
Wallace Weiner
Weiner
Lewis
Eddie Hartley
Charles Hartley
Arthur Swisher
Gladstone Grim
Walter
Market Quotation Roundup From New York Hit By Profit Take
New York March 9 led by a light profit taking siesta after a sprint to the highest average level since July. Volume fell about in half from the prior day while a few leaders rose fractions. White Rock and Johns Manville topped 1944 favorites with intermittent gains in N Y Central Southern Pacific Western Union Montgomery Ward and American Can. Losses included Southern Railway U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors United Aircraft Douglas Aircraft Goodyear and Kennecott. Commodities steadied and bonds mixed. In the curb, American Cyanamid B Glen Alden Coal Pantepec and International Petroleum gained while Electric Bond & Share St Regis Paper and Cities Service fell.
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New York
Siesta
White Rock
Johns Manville
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Western Union
Montgomery Ward
American Can
Southern Railway
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraf
Goodyear
Kennecott
American Cyanamid
Glen Alden Coal
Pantepec
International Petroleum
Electric Bond & Share
St. Regis Paper and
Cities Service
Baltimore Livestock Market Report March 9
Livestock and produce quotations show mixed but steady activity across cattle hogs calves and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago markets. Slaughter steers and heifers hold steady while cows and bulls maintain late week levels. hogs rise modestly with top prices near 14.40 for lighter weights and 14.30 for heavier sows. Cattle and calf mixes include good and choice vealers at 16.00-17.00 and cows at 9.00-12.50, with various feeders and canners listed.
Brucetown Seaman 3 C Boden Noted in Virginia
Brucetown Virginia March 8 Seaman William Boden third class is listed among local servicemen with a note of his status. The short item identifies Boden as a resident and member of the armed forces amid wartime updates.
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Brucetown
William Boden
Fire prevention ordinance for Winchester 1944
The ordinance assigns the Fire Chief enforcement duties for fire prevention and building inspections, requires minimum inspection frequency, and mandates removal of fire hazards. It allows service of orders on occupants or owners, sets a three day compliance window, and imposes penalties up to 25 dollars with discretionary extensions. The Chief may seek State Fire Marshal aid and broadens the term person to include corporations. Passed March 7 1944.
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Winchester
Virginia
Fire Department
Common Council
Market Report Shows Scarce Livestock and Mixed Cattle Values
Cows bulls and vealers remain scarce while steer activity ranges 13.00 to 16.00 with top 16.75 on 1350 lb. Lots of 16.00 to 16.50 for seven Toads, common killers 12.50 down. Stock cattle scarce 11.50 to 13.25, half fat 933 lb to 14.60. Best heifers 15.65, mostly 13.00 to 15.25. Cutter cows 8.50 down. beef cows 9.00 to 12.50. Heavy sausage bulls 12.00, fat bulls 12.50. Slaughter lambs 25 lower. salable sheep 7,000 total. Lambs 16.25 down, decks 97 lb fed western at 16.00, lighter lambs 82 lb 15.50 to 16.60. Native lambs and sheep scarce.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
CW. P. A
Office of Distribution
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Lawenes
Local Markets Update From The Star
The Star presents daily local markets with current prices and trends. Markets covered include agricultural commodities and regional goods with notes on price movements and supply conditions.
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The
Star
Local Folks and Visitors from Virginia and Maryland
Miami and Mrs Raymond Botet host visitors while Pvt Raymond Brill visits his mother in Upperville Virginia. Mrs Hardy Myerly remains a Winchester Memorial Hospital patient. Miss Mamie Tan visits sister Mrs Pierce in Winchester. Seaman Robert Boden from Bainbridge Maryland spends weekend with wife and parents. Barbara Boden and Loring Moore family visit Strasburg residents.
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Hardy Myerly
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mamie Tan
Ey Pierce
Winchester
Julian Snapp
Boden
Pate Raymond Boden
Loring Moore
Barbara of
Cleatbrook
L. L. Bly
Strasburg
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Stock Market Report
Canada
Wesc
Asia Ark
OBO Beth
Der
Turkey Grower
Sedeeses Gale Creamery
USO
G. G. Baker
Asco
Knox Gelatine Princess Gelatine
Pillsbury
Farina
Nabisee Ritz
Red Cross
PN Cee
Florida
Asce Golden
Farmdale
Rob-Ford
Ibles
Anders Act
Raisins
Glenwood
Cne
Asco Veg
Hall
Wesson Oil Oil
Hormel
Maret
Eepkee
Noxon Metal Polish
Asee Sal Soda
Hudson Fashionette
Westinghouse
Household Institute
Aluminum Clea Baltic
EAM Ib
McCormick’s Spices
McCormick's
McCormick’s
Pert
Pillsbury’s
Mangels-Heroloco
Baltimore, MD
Miami
Fla
Mrs
Raymond Botet
Raymond Brill
Camp Pickett, Va
Harry Upperville
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