Market Quotations Livestock And Produce Markets
Baltimore and Chicago report mixed livestock prices with cattle and hogs showing steady to lower quotes. Cattle steady to weak with steers around 15.90 per 100 pounds, hogs mostly 13.35 to 14.65 for various weight ranges, and sheep and lamb offerings limited with fat lambs quoted around 15.75 to 16.25.
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Baltimore
Dept. Agri
Chicago
Bert. Agr
Picady
Rt Eeeeres
Cree Ae
Market Dips Persist As Stocks Struggle In New York
Stocks held to a downward path in today’s New York trading with a slow start and expanded selling around noon. By late morning declines widened to fractions to over two points across most sectors while a few losses were larger. International buying aided some sentiment but domestic uncertainty and a 12 month climb to three year peaks kept bidders restrained and profit taking increased. Bonds and commodities also slipped.
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New York
Western clipped lambs and hog market report at Pittsburgh
Salable hogs 300, slow and 15 cents lower. Various weight ranges quoted from 100 to 350 pounds. Cattle calves and sheep steady. Receipts include cattle 200, calves 100, sheep 150.
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Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agri
Local Markets The Star Cautions on Errors
Local markets line notes the Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors while presenting daily market figures. The advisory underscores potential minor inaccuracies in price readings and listings across pages.
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Star
Instrumental Music Planned for Bible Class Opening
Philip Hunter leads the Dr Frank T Mc Faden Bible class opening with instrumental selections by a quartet of Jack Barnhart Jack O Roark John H Jackson and Jay H Lowden. Class starts at 9:45 with Ww Glass as teacher and a cordial welcome to all.
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Philip Hunter
Frank T. McFaden
Jack Barnhart
Jack O’roark
John H. Jackson
Jay H. Lowden
W. Glass
Local Social News From Stephens City May Events
Miss Janet and Tedy Rollings of Richmond were weekend guests of Mrs. William Rollings. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barley of Hagerstown visited Rand and wife in Stephens City. Ralph Racey, stationed at Chanute Field, Illinois, returned after a three day leave. William Smith, son of Rev. Smith, and Mrs. Walter Smith, a member of the Fort Belvoir OT school, spent time with family. Mrs. Ayler and son Boby returned from Washington visits. Corporal Lewis Barley visited with parents and went back to Camp Pickett with his wife Ruth Parker. James Calvert of Martinsburg stayed with Lomax Parker and daughter. Miss Louisa McLeod recovers from thyroid operation at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clyde Yancey ill but improved at home.
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Tedy Rollings
Richmond
William Rollings
Eugene Barley
Hagerstown
Rand
Ralph Racey
Chanute Field
Illinois
William Smith
Walter Smith
Officers Training School
Fort Belvoir
Robert Ayler
Boby
Viola Scribner
Marguerite Rinker
Washington
Lewis Barley
Miller Barley
Camp Pickett
Ruth Parker
Winchester
James Calvert
Martinsburg
Lomax Parker
Louisa McLeod
Memorial Hospital
Clyde Yancey
Hitler Eyes Russian Victory in Likely Spring Gambit
Intelligence says Adolf Hitler will probably try a dramatic victory over Russia in coming weeks to restore Germany’s prestige after North Africa. Allies weigh impact on Roosevelt Churchill strategy talks as German plans focus on potential strikes in Russia rather than Western Europe.
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Finland
Pie and Cake Social at Mt. Carmel Church
A pie and cake social is planned in front of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church to benefit the Woman's Day program. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited. Committee members include Mrs. Fannie Cook Williams Mrs. Mary Belle Claybon Mrs. Elva James Mrs. Emma Parks Robinson and the Rev. W M Claybon pastor.
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Fannie Cook Williams
Mary Belle Claybon
Elva James
Emma Parks Robinson
W. M. Claybon
Allied Victory in Africa Marked by Decisive Leadership
General Sir Harold Alexander praised the campaign as among history’s most complete and decisive. Eisenhower noted clever troop shifts and Allied arm superiority. the Mediterranean fleet blocked Axis evacuation along Cap Bon and Pantelleria. Prisoner exchanges and potential paid wartime labor for Axis troops were discussed as camp options in Africa and North America.
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Pantelleria Island
Cap Bon
Sicilian
Desmond Tighe
Reuters
Tighe
George Tucker
Associated Press
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Pantelleria
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Tucker
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Lee
Royal Navy
Africa
Desert
Napoleon
Jurgen von Arnim
Tunisia
Erwin Rommel
Canada
United States
War Bond And Stamp Sales In Schools Total $1 749 For Week
War bond and stamp drives in schools collected 1749 during the week. The report notes Navy funding cuts but maintains no reductions in ships, planes, guns, or personnel. Navy leadership stresses amphibious landing craft as essential for future operations and a shift toward task forces around carriers.
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Horne
United Nations
Europe
Norway
Channel
Mediterranean
Melanesia
Micronesia
Japan
Guadalcanal
North African
Congress
Navy
Open Door Class Meets Sunday
The Open Door Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 9 45 o clock Sunday morning with E W Mason as teacher. All members and others are invited.
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E W. Mason
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