Winchester area egg and poultry prices in U S Bureau listing
Agricultural Department publishes today prices in Frederick County for U S Grade A eggs and various poultry items. Listings include extra large eggs at 50 cents, large 46 to 50, medium 45, and smalls at 35, plus other grades and poultry such as broilers, hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks and guineas with per pound or per item prices.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
Winchester
F.o
Wheat futures firm on Chicago Board of Trade opening
Wheat and other grains opened firm on the Chicago Board of Trade with steady to higher quotes. July wheat at 2.39 1/4, September 2.41 3/4, December 2.46 1/4, while corn and oats showed modest declines and soybean quotes mixed for nearby contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
New York Stocks Drift in Narrow Range Amid Apathy
Buying apathy held the market to a narrow range with mixed results across major divisions. Rails, steels, motors, and oils showed some gains and losses, while rubbers, copper mining, and miscellaneous issues lagged. Stronger issues included Union Pacific, Steel, Studebaker, J I Case, and Air Reduction. Bonds were steady to slightly lower.
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New York
Ligened & Ohio Air Reduction
Studebaker
J. I. Case
Goutern Pacific
U.S
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Winchester Report
Virginia Market Quotation May 21 1951 shows steady to higher prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle include butcher steers 34 to 35.25, heifers 29 to 32, cows 28 to 30.10, dairy stock up to 330, hogs 19.5 to 23.10, lambs 32.5 to 35.25, stock sheep around 36.50 for medium quality.
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Baltimore
USDA
Local Market Prices and Daily Corrections
Local markets list daily prices for corn meal and mash, wheat, grains, and feeds with various bag sizes and wholesale options. Entries include corn meal yellow and white, cracked corn, barley, mixed feed, and butterfat rates, with notes on wholesale and retail terms. The page ends with a safety motto about careful walking and driving.
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Exec
Cavanry
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Market Update
Market notes show bids steady for old potatoes and sweet potatoes dulls. Livestock like cattle and calves mixed with steady to modest gains in some fattened steers vats. Hogs and sows mostly lower on light week demand with wholesale and retail prices listed for various weight classes. Eggs and butter offer stable signals amid moderate demand.
War Criminals Wait Last Hours in Death Row
Seven war criminals in Landsberg Germany waited their final hours as clemency appeals lapsed. U S State Department and U S High Commissioner John J McCloy signaled cases were closed after earlier stays and repeated delays. Convicted of atrocities in 1946 and 1947, the men sought sentence reductions amid mounting public scrutiny.
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Landsberg
Germany
Secetar
U. S. State Department Anser
U. S
John J. McCloy
Germa
Brinkley warns price ceilings risk food shortages and rationing
Virginia agriculture commissioner Parke C. Brinkley told the Essex County Ruritan Club that national price ceilings on food trigger rationing and a later fall in supply. He argues ceilings push markets toward black markets, breed lower quality stock, and hurt farmers earnings compared with industrial workers.
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Tappahannock
Parke C. Brinkley
Essex County Ruritan Club
Brinkley
Jail Escapee Back Behind Bars After 24 Years
Frank Howard Ottey of Greenville was recaptured at Monterey after escaping from Highland County Jail a Monday earlier. He allegedly overpowered a deputy sheriff's wife, locked her in a cell, and was found in an orchard on a tip to state police and Augusta County officers.
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Staunton
Frank Howard Ottey
Greenville
Highland County
Monterey
Augusta County
Ottey
Eugene Hammer
Graduation Speaker Gordon Gray to Address Virginia Commencement
Charlottesville University of Virginia sets June 11 for graduation exercises with Gordon Gray president of the University of North Carolina as speaker. More than 1,000 candidates to receive diplomas from Colgate W. den Jr. before Gray speaks as former Secretary of the Army.
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Charlottesville
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Colgate W.den, Jr
Gray
Army
Festival Workers Review Apple Blossom Plans for Next Year
Twenty two department directors and key workers met with Festival President H. B. McCormac Jr. to review the past festival and propose next year’s planning. Budget tightening included cutting platform and chair costs while aiming to balance finances and boost Annual sales with more photographs and reading matter.
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Shenandoah
Massanutten Military Academy Founder Dies
Harrisonburg reports the death of Dr. J. Silor Garrison 86 founder of Massanutten Military Academy after three years of ill health. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. from St. Paul Reformed Church with burial at Woodbine Cemetery.
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Harrisonburg
J. Silor Garrison
Massanutten Military Academy
St. At Reformed Church
Woodbine Cemery
Harrison to Speak at Virginia Agents Convention
Rep Burr P Harrison of Winchester will be among key speakers at the 53rd annual Virginia Association of Agents convention at Virginia Beach. Harrison will address the June 16 session on An Application of American Way in Washington.
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Richmond
Burr P. Harrison
Winchester
Virginia Association of Agents
Virginia Beach
Ay. Harrison
American Way
Washington
Virginian Wins DSC for Toyko Announcement and Korea Service
Lt. James Barnes Jr. of Norfolk earns the Distinguished Service Cross for service in Tokyo and Korea. A West Point graduate, he arrived in Korea in September and serves as executive officer of Battery A, 48th Field Artillery Battalion. he is 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnes of Norfolk.
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Norfolk
James Barnes, Jr
West Point
Korea
J. C. Barnes
48Th Field Artillery Battalion
Next nee pete official of the United Government
The Chief Justice of the United States is identified as the next official after the segment and Vice President. His salary is 428,500 per year.
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Pete
United Government
Segaent
United States
Festival Dances Face Formal Dress Issue For Teens
The festival hosts report all dances successful except teens events due to formal dress concerns. Festival head favors formal affairs to sustain profits. Festival workers and subscribers are urged to nominate for next year, with a nominating committee to be named by Mr McCormac and guided by mail suggestions.
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McCormac
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