Market Quotations New York Stocks Slide and Rise
The market showed uneven movement with a slow start and a failed balance. Declines yesterday paused today as buying fatigue rather than sharp selling drove prices for many major issues. some gains came from Bethlehem Steel Chrysler U S Rubber Allied Chemical and others. Bond and over the counter activity remained steady amid mixed signals, while a stray aside explains self dusting steel bookshelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
U. S. Gypsum
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
North American Co
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Ectric
Pennsylvania R. A
Ohns-Manville
Livestock and market notes from Baltimore and Chicago
Market report items show prices for cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and poultry across Baltimore and Chicago. Prices include stock cows 21.00 22.50, calves 27.00-31.00, hogs 18.00-20.75 per hundredweight, spring lambs 28.00-31.00, and miscellaneous items with receipts and trends noted.
Slaughter Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported by Market
Hog price ranges show declines across weights from 190 to over 375 pounds with top between 19.85 for 190-250 lb and mixed lows for heavier pigs. Slaughter cattle remain steady to higher with high good fed steers 30.25 to 32.00 and loaded steers around 32.25 for 1,375 pounds. heifers mostly 26.50 to 29.50, cows 18.25 to 24.00, canners 15.00 to 18.00. Sheep and lambs show old crop lambs steady to weak with top 27.00 for high good shorn lambs. some loads unsold and buyers asking 26.50 down.
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Bu Bas & Boxes
Usis
N. J
Hamp
Bas Goldens Usis
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Local Market Prices From The Star Daily
Local markets list corrected daily prices for flour corn meal grain and feed items. Entries include 5 lb white corn meal 31 and 10 lb bags of corn meal 6 5 and wholesale butter fat quotations among others with figures for egg mash bran and cracked corn.
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The
Star
Agricultural Prices and Livestock Rates in Winchester Area
Prices reported by the Agriculture Department show U S Grade A eggs at 0.30 for extra large and various rates for large medium and small eggs, with live poultry prices listed for No 1 quality in Winchester area dressing plants. The piece also notes broiler and turkey prices and ends with a question and answer about the burro origin, tracing it to Spanish conquerors with the domestic donkey possibly originating in Egypt or Asia Minor.
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U. S
U.S
Winchester
Ae Heavy
Raghoch Mons Cay
Rock & Cross
Rock && Cross
Tsi Aie
Brett
United States
Egypt
Asia Minor
French lovair remark sparks debate on husband roles
Mile Danfray, 24, on a goodwill mission for French fashion, proclaims women prefer a husband who is also a lovair. She jokes about slapping and urges Americans to resist slavery of traditional roles while praising French men as better lovers. The remarks provoke controversy about gender norms.
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Los Angeles
Mile
Stella Danfray
Danfray
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept names assistants and drivers
The Clearbrook department approved Elmer Dorsey as first assistant chief and W. H. Lawrence Jr. as second assistant. Directors named drivers George Wright D J OConnell and Harry Mason, with James Crin and Holmes Linaburg as trailer drivers. A new 12 inch fog nozzle was purchased for the fire truck and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting set for June 1 to plan the annual yard party.
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Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Dept
William Boden
Elmer Dorsey
W. H. Lawrence Jr
George Wright
D. J. O’connell
Harry Mason
James Crin
Holmes Linaburg
Linaburg
Robert Boden
Walter Kackley
Commencement Events Slated at Warren County High School
Front Royal events begin Sunday evening June 4 with Rev. Kenneth V. Shick delivering the sermon to 92 graduates in the high school auditorium. Class Day occurs at 10:30 a.m. June 6. the Senior class presents an original play by Ann Lewis Payne and Betty Lou Johnson. The final commencement is at 8 p.m. June 6 with Janna Baumgardner presiding.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Kenneth V. Shick
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Ann Lewis Payne
Betty Lou Johnson
Janna Baumgardner
Front Royal Stores Set Summer Hours
Merchants in Front Royal voted to close at 1 PM each Wednesday afternoon during summer months starting June 7. The Front Royal Retail Merchants Association initially favored keeping stores open by a narrow margin.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association
Ebenezer Ladies Aid Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Ebenezer Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. C. T. Adams.
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Ebenezer Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Tomorow
C. T. Adams
Chicago Grain Opens Mixed on Light Trading
Chicago board of trade session starts with mixed results and light turnover as traders gauge direction. Opening prices show Wheat July 2.145, September 2.1534, December 2.17. Corn July 4614-4, September 1.395, December 1.31. Oats July 71934, September 73, December 74. Rye July 1.36, September 1.39, December 1.42. Soybeans July 2.979634, November 2.20 2, January 2.21. Lard July 12.40-35, September 12.60.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Latin W Perry Dies In Hospital
Latin W Perry 32 died at Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg at 5 p m after three years as a patient. Born June 25 1918 in Frederick County he lived most of his life in Stephens City a WW2 veteran served 32 months overseas. Survivors include widow Ivy Dicks Perry Winchester a daughter Diana Perry parents four sisters and three brothers all of Winchester. Funeral arrangements pending. Body resting at Kurtz Funeral Home 218 Loudoun.
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Latin W. Perry
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Orville D
Jesse Mumaw Perry
Stephens City
Winchester
Frederick County
Ivy Dicks Perry
Diana Perry
Katherine Lamp
Sallie Perry
Agnes Franklin
John L. Perry
United States Army
Norvall Perry
James Perry
Kurtz Funeral
Loudoun
Pencil Day Brings Profit for Winchester Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital earned 375 in profit from their first annual Pencil Day held May 12. Mrs. John B. McKee, chairman, reported the event. Proceeds fund charitable work by the group.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
John B. McKee
Visitors boost at Shenandoah Front Royal entrance
Front Royal gate saw 138 more visitors to Shenandoah National Park last weekend than the prior, while motor vehicles dropped by 11, per Park Ranger Robert Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Shenandoah National Park
Robert Cook
Freesing a 300-pound block takes about 44 hours
The article notes that freezing the standard 300 pound block requires roughly 44 hours. It discusses the process, equipment, and potential efficiency considerations impacting the long duration.
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Noxzema
Lane Cedar Chest
Winchester Furniture
South Main St
Agriculture Dept
ML Electri
Northern Virginia Power CO
Fire Department
Chicago Grain
Boy A. Lee
S. Kent St
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Detroit
Mich
Russia
Vandenberg
United States Air Force
International
W. Perry
Americas
Denmark
Viborg
Studebaker
Cather Motors
E. Piccadilly St
Leese
I Molden Electric CO
Gildas Gale
Thriftmaster
Maolden Electric CO
S. Loudoun ST
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