Market Quotations N Y Stocks
New York market edged higher with rails mixed. Motors drew buying interest as Chrysler Studebaker and others advanced while Santa Fe Southern Railway Westinghouse Sears Ruo slid. The New York Harlem opened down five points at 45 with gains and losses spread across major issues.
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New York
New York & Harlemee
Chrysler
Studebaker
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Texas Co
Philco
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott Copper
American Cyanamid
General Electric
Trans World Airlines
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Westing House Electric
American Can
Eastman Kodak
du Pont, U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Fever thermometer range and use in hot climates
The range of a fever thermometer runs from about 94 degrees to 112 degrees Fahrenheit. In very hot countries thermometers must be kept under refrigeration or buried in cool sand to prevent readings above body temperature unless shaken down.
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Prices Report
Baltimore USDA market summary notes cattle 750 holdovers and 10 loads slaughter steers 33.25 to 34.50 with steady to lower bids on some classes. Hogs opening sales mostly steady. 170-230 lb barrows and gilts 18.25 to 18.50, larger weights 16.75 to 17.75. Produce and poultry sections show moderate demand and generally steady to rising prices for pears apples and sweet potatoes with regional variations.
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Baltimore
Bkts & Hers US
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices From Chicago Sale Report
USDA Chicago salable hogs listed 14 000 with top 17 50 and weights 190 350 lb. Prices for cattle 2 500 head and calves 300 head show steers 33 36 with heifers 29 34 50, cows 21 50 25 50, bulls 24 50 28 50 and odd prime dealers 39.00. Sheep bid 50 cents or more lower or around 26 50 down with slaughter ewes 12 14 50.
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Chicago
USDA
Local Markets Update From The Star
Local markets summary notes corrected daily by The Star with caveat on typographical errors. readers advised to verify prices and listings.
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The
Star
Meat ration shows soldiers consume over 300 pounds per capita
Figures to the Quartermaster General indicate the average daily meat allotment for soldiers is about five pounds, implying an annual per capita meat consumption of military personnel exceeding 300 pounds, compared with civilian intake in 1951 of 63 pounds beef and other meats.
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Q. Do
Quartermaster General
E Dean Robinson Dies In Indiana
E Dean Robinson 87 a retired farmer born in Green Spring Frederick County died March 6 in Walton Indiana. He moved to Indiana about 50 years ago. Survived by his widow Sula DeHaven a son and three grandchildren two in the Armed forces. Funeral services and burial were in Walton March 9.
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E. Dean Robinson
Green Spring
Frederick County
Walton
Indiana
Alexander Robinson
Sula DeHaven
Armed Forces
Ora Bailey
Mervil Bailey
Earl Bailey
William Eary Orndorff Services Saturday
Funeral services for William Eary Orndorff 65 retired carpenter and stone mason who died Tuesday afternoon at his sister’s home will be held Saturday afternoon Friends and relatives will meet at Omps Funeral Home at 1 p m and proceed to Union Chapel Church Ridge West Virginia for rites at 2 p m by Rev F C Day Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery
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William Eary Orndorff
Sara Vance
Martinsburg Pike
Omps
Union Chapel
Ridge
West Virginia
F C. Day
Grains Open With Minor Shifts on Chicago Board
Chicago grains started with little direction and slow dealings on the Board of Trade. Opening quotes show fractional changes across Wheat Corn Oats Rye Soybeans and Lard for March through December contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Final Rites For Harry Butler Sr.Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harry W Butler Sr 59 prominent fruit grower and packer who died Tuesday will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 meeting at 315 W Clifford then moving to Braddock Street Methodist Church for rites at 3 conducted by Dr William Archer Wright Pallbearers named with Deimer Robinson Sr C L Williams Joseph Newlin Amos Shryock James H Himelright Howard Rennalls W S McClintock E T Snider and Ellis Ford Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery body remains at residence until service time
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Harry W Butler
W. Clifford
Braddock Street Methodist Church
William Archer Wright
Deimer Robinson, Sr
C. L. Williams
Joseph Newlin
Amos Shryock
James H. Himelright
Howard Rennalls
W. S. McClintock
E. T. Snider
Ellis Ford
E P. Bean
R. R. Boyce
Kenneth Robinson
A. C. Oates
J. H. Yost
Fred L. Glaize
Philip Glaize
Wyatt Richard
Police Court Brumback Faces Public Drunkenness Charge
Robert Leo Brumback, 35, of Maderstown Md is cited in police court for drunken in public with a $9.25 fine.
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Robert Leo Brumback
Maderstown
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Winchester
Beltsville White Brothers
Beltsville
William Orndorff
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Harry Butler, Sr
DeSoto Club Cpe
Frederick Motors
Pinin Farina
Curtom Cai
Turin
Italy
Sete
Nash Golden
Loudoun ST
Nash
Fe Amoassan
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit, Mich
Penney's
Penney
Shop Penney
Virginia
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