Manassas FFA Wins Shorthorn Judging Contest
Manassas FFA wins the Manassas team title at the annual Shorthorn judging contest held with Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association sales. Ashburn and Round Hill 4-H clubs place second and third. Vaughn Clatterbuck of Hamilton 4-H tops individuals with 2665 points.
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Future of America
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Shenandoah Valley Polled
Vaughn Clatterbuck
Hamilton
Herman Moran
Lynn
Freddie Stine
White Hall
Buddy Jordan
Leesburg
Arnold van Elst
Manassas 'Er. A
David Marshall
Ashburn
Heifers
Gordon Thompson
Rapahannock F. F. A
Jack Phipps
Manassas F. PF. A
George Cather
Round Hill
H. Bull
Manassas F. F
Willam Burke
Rappahannock F. F
Boyd Ramey, Jr
Hayfield
Denny Cole
Franklin Racey
James Wood
Tae Buddy Simpson
Lincoln
Pat McTieran
Selena
Shenandoah Valley Polied Shorthorn Breeders Association
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Court Easy
National Farm Loan Association
Shenandoah Production Credit Corporation
Nalon Captures Pole For May 30 Indianapolis 500
Duke Nalon of Sherman Oaks Calif breaks records at Indianapolis speedway with Novi V eight topping a 10 mile run and a 243 mile lap. He earns No 1 starting spot for the 35th annual 500 mile race on May 30 at the speedway.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Duke Nalon
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Duke
Alt Faulkner
Long Beach
Lee Wallard
Tampa
Fla
Fred Agabashian
Albany
Offenbach a German composer or French maestro
D W A Jacques Offenbach was born in Cologne Germany but lived mainly in Paris where he wrote 65 operettas in 25 years. His fame rests on Les Contes d Hoffmann Tales of Hoffmann written in 1880.
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Offenbach
Jacques Offenbach
Cologne
Germany
Paris
Tales of Hoffmann
Market Quotation Summary Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Prices
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show steady to mixed movement across produce livestock and poultry. Fresh apples and potatoes moved little with moderate egg demand. cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep posted varied declines and steady readings, with steers and cows showing selective price shifts and wholesale figures reported by USDA.
New York Stocks Mixed With Small Shifts Across Sectors
Prices moved only a few cents in a quiet session. Rail issues led gains with Santa Fe Pennsylvania and Southern Pacific slightly ahead while Union Pacific slipped. Steel shares edged up for Bethlehem and Youngstown but U S Steel and Republic fell modestly. Major gains included Boeing United Aircraft and International Paper. losses pointed to U S Rubber Douglas American Tobacco and Standard Oil NJ. Government bonds remained steady.
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New York
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bethlehem
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Republic
General Motors
Studebaker
Packara
Boeing
United Aircraft
International Paper
Commonwealth Edison
American Smelting
Texas Co
International Harvester
U. S. Rubber
Douglas
American Telephone Kennecott
American Cyanamid
Union Carbide
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
U. S
Local Markets Update From The Star Listings
Local markets corrected daily list flour and corn meal prices for white and yellow varieties, 5 and 10 pound bags, plus 26 pound bags. Prices include wheat, cracked corn, mixed feed, bran, butter and butterfat wholesale.
Sheep Market Prices and Trends Report
Dealers quoted 34 to 38 dollars for salable stock with cull to commercial 23 to 33. Prices remain well above 37 for prime roughly 90 lb Idaho spring lambs, first of the season. A few odd lots of cull to good fed shorn lambs 25 to 32, shorn ewes around 18.50. overall market appears steady.
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Baltimore
Bubkts & Bu
Usis
N. J. Delicious
Romes & Staymans
USDA
Chicago
Idaho
Agricultural Dept. Near Smalls Sets Poultry Prices
Prices paid in Winchester area for No. 1 fowl delivered to growers. Heavy breed hens 34c, Leghorn hens 22c, Rock and Cross broilers 3 lb and under 26c, over 3 1/2 lb 29c. Red broilers 3 lb and under 27c, 3 to 3 1/2 lb 25c, heavy cocks 8c. White broilers 45c, White No 1 breeder toms 32c. Guineas and other items listed with per pound or each pricing.
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Winlchester
Chicago Grains Open Lower on Quiet Board Trade
Grain futures opened slightly lower with Wheat at May 2.40 and Dec 2.48, Corn May 1.77 and Dec 1.67, Oats May day 88 3-8, Soybeans May 333 and Jan 2.94 3-4, with various nearby and deferred contracts noted. The report ends with an unclear question about foot measurements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Galilee Sunday School to Hold Annual Children's Day Exercises
Grimes By N C Hensell reports Galilee Church plans annual Children's Day on the third Sunday night in June. Vacation Bible School runs June 11 for one week. Local residents attended Apple Blossom exercises in Winchester May 3 and 4 and other community notes include illnesses, travel, farm work, and a new concrete block house being built near Clearbrook.
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N. C. Hensell
Galilee Sunday School
Isso
Bible School of the Galilee Church
William Anderson
Doctor Smoke Farm
Winchester
Bill Bailey
Frederick
Anna Kerns
Orange
Hugh Dailey
Level View
White Hall Mite Society
Charles Hensell
Earl Smallwood
Arthur Orndorff
Charlies Hensel
William Garrard
Harrisonburg
Winchester Cold Storage
Weldon Nicholson
Clearbrook
John Hubbard
Relief Meeting For Young Adults Friday Evening
The Young Adult Sunday School Class will meet Friday at 8 p m at the home of Rev and Mrs J S Peebles. Several local families visited relatives during the Festival holidays and neighbors called on friends and attended events in the community.
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J. S. Peebles
Local Social Calls From Vienna and Surrounding Areas
In Vienna Virginia Mr and Mrs P P Glynn hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Ernest Lee and Mr and Mrs E M Rogers with their son Alan Rogers Alan Martin and Mr and Mrs Bill Martin of Hagerstown Maryland and Mrs Mildred Johns of Martinsburg West Virginia visited over Festival heritage. Lester Branner of Arlington called on relatives last week. Mrs Philip Crabill and family of Daniels Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Tevalt.
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Paul Crabill
Cyrial Crabill
Ernest Tevalt
E. H. White
Charles Lauck
Alfred Rinker
Earl Woolford
Clearmont
Fla
Alfred Snapp
Russell Robertson
William Orndorff
Winchester
Shenandoah
Colon Lowe
Katie Branner
Robert Branner
Vienna
P. P. Glynn
Pals
Ernest Lee
E. M. Rogers
Alan Rogers
Alan Martin
Bill Martin
Hagerstown
Mildred Johns
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lester Branner
Arlington
Philip Crabill
Daniels, Md
Cos Gut Sauce Cries From A Quart Of Homogenate
In a fragmented notice a Cos Gut Sauce entity laments a quarrel over a quart of homogenated product. The readable text hints at a dispute or protest tied to a sauce brand and a public concern.
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Manassas Ffa
Nalon
Coche
Alca-Hill
Easter City Limits
Richmond
NVA
America
Lear
South Main St
Agricultural Dept
Grimes
D. K. Russell
Patrick
Charles
Jane Clevenger
Thomas Russell
Westover
Mass
OL Oreae
Mess. Bonding & Ins. Co
Orkin
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Max
Meath
T .Ert
Valley Ave
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
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