Yankees Hope Frank Shea Recovers Form On Show Game
The New York Yankees bring Frank Shea back for an exhibition against the St Louis Cardinals as manager Casey Stengel eyes evidence of edge in his former ace. Shea worked three scoreless innings while Ed Lopat lost to the Cards 2-1 in the eighth. The Phillies crushed the White Sox 13-4 as Bubba Church and Jim Konstanty handled the mound. The Indians beat the Giants 5-4 and the Braves topped the Dodgers 6-2. Other results included the Browns beating Pittsburgh 11-5 and the A’s 4-2 over Washington. The day also offered a bowling quiz with tenpin as the most popular form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee
Shea
Wonderbey
Casey Stengel Aimate
Newark
Kansas City
Stengel
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Shallock
Eddie Lopat
Art Shallock
Enos Slaugh
Boston Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Jim Hisner
Ray Scarborough
Walter Masterson
Sox
Bubba Church
Jim Konstanty
Cleveland Indiana
New York Giants
Indians
Maghie
al Magus
Durochermen
Jim Hearn
Larry Jansen
Giants
Lou Brtasie
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ed Gordon
Johnny Schmitz
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ken Barbao
Philadelphia A's
Washington Senators
Pete Suder
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Phillies
Reds
Seeded Teams Open NIT Action at Madison Square Garden
Seeded teams contest the first NIT rounds at Madison Square Garden with a six remaining after quarter finals. Duquesne and St Louis lead the top seeds as St Bonaventure Western Kentucky and St Johns La Salle, Holy Cross Seattle, vie for semis. NCAA bids meanwhile hinge on Big Seven Pac Coast Ivy and at large selections.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Adelade
St Bonaventure
Western Kentucky
St Joan's of Brooklyn
LaSalle
Holy Cross
Johnny Cy Brien
Seattle
Ene
Duquesne
St. Louis
Dukes
Holy Cross-Seattle
Billikens
Dayton
Kansas City
Agriculture Dept. TODAY'S EGG MARKET PRICES LISTED
The notice lists prices for eggs and poultry by grade and size. It covers U S Grade A Extra Large 37 cents, Grade A Large 35 cents, Grade A Medium 26 cents, Grade B Large 24 cents, and various live poultry rates for hens cocks and broilers. Prices vary by weight and breed in the Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
U. S
Cascoccessan
Winchester
Beltsville
BEC
Oie
Answers to the Page 4 Quiz Questions
A compact listing of solutions shows June as the month for question one. Columbus thought he reached India for question two. Greece is the answer for question three. Oyster Bay for question four. Harry Truman for question five. Question six points to Among the Negroes of the South. Newbold Morris for question seven. The purchase of Alaska from Russia for question eight. King Louis XV for question nine. Items in small boxes on either side at the top of Page 1 for question ten.
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Columbus
India
Greece
Oyster Bay
Harry Truman
South
Newbold Morris
Alaska
Russia
King Louis XV
Market Quotations N Y Stocks Sell Off Amid Profit Taking
A sagging market opened lower with rail stocks leading losses from fractions to 2 points. Oils chemicals and gold mining issues edged higher while major divisions were narrowly mixed. New York Central fell after a strike hit volume 3000 shares traded. Santa Fe dropped 1 to 2 points despite high gross earnings. net profit was down. Corporate bonds opened mixed as investors weighed results.
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Earrier
New York Central
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nickel Plate
Northern Pacific
Sinclair Oil
Westinghouse Mining
MacIntyre-Porcupine
Air Reduction
Dow Chemical
American Woolen
Philco Radio
Chicago Board opens with grains strength for sixth straight session
Grain futures rise as corn and oats extend gains on the Board of Trade. Wheat holds steady amid mixed demand. Opening prices show May and July contracts for corn and oats reflecting ongoing strength across major grains. Soybeans advance with nearby months trading above 2.90 a bushel. Stable fats futures follow moderate gains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Last Cocked Hat President and Mease’s Revolutionary Wardrobe
The note asks who was the last U S President to wear a cocked hat. It claims James Monroe wore one and was called The Last cocked Hat. It adds John Meas was called The Last of the Cocked Hats for wearing a three cornered Revolutionary hat. Mease served in the Continental Army and died in Philadelphia in 1826.
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United States
James Monroe
John Meas
Mease
Philadelphia
Livestock Prices in Baltimore and Chicago Markets
Market notes show steady to weak tone across cattle hogs and calves in Baltimore with slow slaughter bids. In Chicago USDA report lists 11,000 cattle and 300 calves for sale with high demand for prime steers and mixed loads at 32.75 to 37.75, general price strength vs last week.
Father and Son Face Hearing On Murder Charges
Louisvill e officer records show Pvt Leonard Tarrence 22 and his father Roy Tarrence 45 facing preliminary murder hearings over the death of Louisville attorney Francis J. McCormick. Affidavits allege the pair beat McCormick and dumped his body in Harrods Creek after disputes involving Tarrence’s wife Gwendolyn. Leonard Tarrence admitted the slaying and guided authorities to the body. his father has not yet admitted involvement.
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Louisville
Leonard Tarrence
Fort Knox
Roy Tarrence
Francis J. McCormick
Bernard J. Bax
Jefferson County
Tarrence
Harrods Creek
Bax
McCormack
Leonard Torrence
Gwendolyn
Young Tarrence
Four-State Hunt for Killers of Hattiesburg Officers
Police across four states hunted today for a man and woman and their car after two Hattiesburg patrolmen were shot and killed during a burglary investigation. Arrested suspect Luther Carlyle Wheeler identified the couple as Edna Starling and Merrill or Fred Starling with Jacksonville Florida ties, then gave differing names.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Hattliesburg
M. W. Vinson, Jr
Jesse James Everett
Jacksonville, Fla
Starling
Hardy Announces Reelection Bid From Virginia Second District
Rep Porter Hardy Jr becomes the first Virginia congressman to formally announce reelection plans for a fourth House term representing Virginia's Second District. He has served the district since 1946.
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Norfolk
Porter Hardy, Jr
Virginia
Hardy
Live cattle and sheep market report with mixed bids
Prices show mixed Loads of fed heifers at 35.50 to 36.00, bulk choice heifers 32.00 to 34.50, commercial 25.50 to 31.50. Cows 21.00 to 25.00, cutters 18.00 to 21.00, bulls 25.00 to 28.50, dealers 36.00 to 39.00. Salable sheep 2,000 with weak bidding. lambs unsold, ewes 11.00 to 14.50, short deck wool lambs steady at 26.25 early.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Lions to See How Micro-Wave Works
Lions Club will host a midday demonstration of Micro-Wave transmission by R. H. Gordy and F. I. Hull Jr of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co in Richmond at the George Washington Hotel. The same talk will be repeated at Handley School, noting modern trans continental TV and local broadcasts from Richmond to Norfolk. The House question asks if Hoover’s West Branch cottage still stands.
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R. H. Gordy
F. I. 8. Hull, Jr
Chespeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Richmond
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Norfolk
Handley School
President Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Jr
Allen
Livestock and Farm Equipment Public Auction List
March sale notices listing auction times and locations across Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. Entries include bidders such as J Thatcher Co Inc Geo Helstey Mrs Elmer Trenary Olin Gobush Estate and J Leslie Reed with items like livestock farm machinery cattle furniture and household goods at Winchester Martinsburg Shepherdstown and surrounding areas.
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C. Atwell Russell
Martinsburg
E. Pall Mall St
Winchester
Geo Helstey
White Hall
Elmer Trenary
Clowser
Clark St
Olin Go Bush
Perry Farm
U. 8
Berryville
Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
G. H. Miller
Red Bud
J. Leslie Reed
Clearbrook
H. K. Moler
Shepherdstown
Thomas H. Jarvis
Oakland Farms
Ellicott City
Atholton
G. T Cadwallader
Boyce
Old Chapel Rd
G. G. Baker
Clowser’s
Virginia Bond Sales Rise in February
Virginia bond sales in February totaled 521,969 dollars, down from 5,072,355 dollars in the same month last year. The Richmond office notes last month’s E Bond sales exceeded February 1941 by 612,471 dollars, but a drop in F and G bonds trimmed the net gain to 159,634 dollars. Total bond sales for Frederick?
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Richmond
Frederick
Missing Funds Allocated Across Counties
Fragmented OCR shows county allocations including Winchester $30 531 Clarke $5 900 Shenandoah $20 762 Warren $13 350 and Louisa $6 056.
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Winchester
Clarke
Shenandoah
Waren
Louscua
Why Glacier Surfaces Are Rough and Corrugated
The glacier surface becomes rough as the ice moves slowly, cracking during flow. Movement of ice by inches or feet each day causes fractures, especially where the ground beneath is uneven, creating a corrugated texture.
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Yankees
Frank Shea
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
John W
Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Braddock
Washington
Huskies
UCLA
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Ivy League
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
North Carolina State
Duke
Wolfpack
Agriculture Dept
Pv A
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Korea
U.S. Marine Corps—Defense Dept
International Soundphoto
N. Y. Stocks
Star
Bu Bkts & Boxes
Usis
Pa Delicious
Staymans
Yorks
N. J. Delicious
Golden Delicious
Chambersburg
Marion
Sharp
Ralph W. Horst
P.S
Co. L. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Heatwole Motor CO
Bargain In
Black
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Glaize & Bro
Cave Hill Farm
Molers Cross Roads
D.h.la
Ladies of the
St. __ Lutheran Church
H. K. Moler Cave Hill Farm
OUR Funeral Home
Rense
Seliphone
Odmbulance
George S. May Service
Geonce S. May Company
Manleo
Footers
Lest Pub Street
N. Y
George H. Miller
Red Bud Road
Singer
Monarch
Hugh N. Ritter
W. D. Orndorff
Joe Jolliffe
National Bureau of Standards
Johns-Manville
Manville
P. W. Plumly Nee Corp
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