Aviation Fuel Shortage Forces Airline Curtailments
A serious aviation gasoline shortage prompts major reductions in flights as Pan American World Airways and American Airlines curtail operations. Airlines urge Secretary of the Interior Chapman to decontrol aviation fuel amid ongoing PAD restrictions and possible Air Force opposition. Government response pending as restrictions extend at least until June 3.
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Denver
Chapman
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Air Force
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
Apocalypse meaning and origin
The word apocalypse is Greek in origin and refers to the last book of the Bible, known in English as Revelation. It denotes an unveiling or disclosure, often of divine revelation and prophetic events.
May Procession Honoring Sacred Heart Church Plans
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church will hold its annual May Procession at 4 p.m. Sunday led by Rev. Carl Zeterberg. Miss Mary LaRue, daughter of William A. and Mrs. LaRue, will serve as May Queen with Julia Lintz and Ann Deighton as maids of honor. Ann March is crown bearer. flower girls include Kathie Hills and others. escorts listed. All parish children participate in hymns and prayers as they proceed to the altar of the Blessed Virgin. Public invited.
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Mary LaRue
William A. LaRue
Paper Mill Road
James Wood High School
Julia Lintz
Ann Deighton
Ann March
James March
Winchester
Kathie Hills
Diana Brumback
Patricia Smith
Susie Lillis
Diane Carper
Robert Hills
Michael Grow
Michael Quinn
Francis Mazura
David Reissig
Carl Zeterberg
Services Tomorrow For Miss Jackson
Miss Annie L. Jackson 86 of Harmons Md died there yesterday. Born December 12 1865 at Opequon she was daughter of the late Enos and Rebecca Jackson. She was a Grace Lutheran member and leaves nieces Grace L. Conway and Mary Conway of Harmons. Funeral at 9 00 tomorrow at the nieces home then to Mount Hebron Cemetery for 12 30 pm interment.
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Annie L. Jackson
Frederick County
Harmons
Opequon
Enos
Rebecca Jackson
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace L. Conway
Mary Conway
Harmons, Md
Miss Jackson
Mount Hebron
326 Killed in Air Accidents Last Year
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports 326 people killed and 51 seriously hurt in 114 U.S. airline accidents last year. In comparison, 13 were killed and 19 seriously injured in 101 accidents in 1950.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Baltimore Market Quotation Highlights for Apples Potatoes and Live Stock
Market quotations from Baltimore show apples barely steady with light offerings, buds and Yorks up in price, and mixed changes across varieties. Potatoes new and sweet potatoes listed with modest movements. poultry receipts light and prices steady. Cattle and calves in Chicago and Baltimore USDA reports show mostly unchanged quotations with mixed weight ranges and strong demand for high quality steers and calves.
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Baltimore
Bubkts
U&sls
Ben Davis
Staymans
Yorks
Romes
Hpr
Triumph
Bu Bkts
Hprs
Usis
Goldens & Jersey
USDA
Chicago
Choice
Agricultural Egg Market and Poultry Prices in Winchester Area
The Winchester district reports current prices for No 1 fowl and poultry products. Grade A extra large eggs 37 cents, other Grade A and B eggs, broilers, rocks, leghorn varieties, heavy cocks, stags, and guinea fowl have prices ranging from 12 to 31 cents per unit or per pound. Also a Q and A notes why buttermilk and sour milk bake lighter due to lactic acid softening gluten.
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Winchester
Bwer's
Seeeerree
BBC Leghorn
Cees
Beltsville
Markets Quietly Mixed With Southern Pacific Lead
New York stocks showed a quiet mixed day with Southern Pacific advancing about a point after a block of 3,000 shares traded off 1/8 at 78 7/8. The Associated Press average for 60 issues finished yesterday at a 22 year high of 103.50, with gains for Santa Fe Chrysler Allied Chemical and American Can and declines for Union Pacific General Motors and Woolworth.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Allied Chemical
American Can
Union Pacific
General Motors
Woolworth
Opening grains trade shows mixed early on Chicago Board
Mixed trends rule the opening session with grains futures posting varied gains and losses. Wheat climbs for July and September while corn oats and rye drift with December and March contracts fluctuating amid light volume. Soybeans hold near previous levels with several nearby months advancing slightly. Lard futures edge higher across July September November and December contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Rye
Local Market Prices From The Star
Daily corrected price list for flour corn meal and grain products. Includes 5 lb and 10 lb corn meal, 25 lb yellow corn, No 2 yellow corn, white corn, barley, wheat, eggs mash, broiler mash and mixed feed prices with many OCR errors but identifiable item names and unit sizes.
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The
Star
Mrs Brumback Dies At Home In McLean
Mrs Annie Brumback wife of H W Brumback died at her McLean home on Monday Born June 3 1869 in Page County she was a daughter of A J and Emily Huffman She and her husband marked their 50th wedding anniversary in 1946 Survivors include ten children in Arlington Dumfries Spencerville McLean Vienna Alexandria and a sister Myrtle Long Funeral services were at Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Burial followed at Andrew Chapel Cemetery near McLean
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Annie Brumback
H. W. Brumback
McLean
Page County
Luray
A. J
Emily Hirshberger Huffman
Mr. Brumback
Brumback
Primitive Baptist Church
Bethel
Mable B. Sparks
Neta B. Young
Edith B. Payne
Arlington
Eva B. Cato
Dumfries
Mary B. Alderton
Spencerville
Cletus H. Brumback
Clarke M. Brumback
Vienna
Edna V. Young
Alexandria
Myrtle Long
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
Owen Hockman
Henry Hockman
Byron Brumback
Staige Brumback
David Brumback
Lynn Huffman
Andrew Chapel Cemetery
Mrs Zeilor Rites To Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Spielman Zeilor 81 widow of Moses G Zeilor Morgan County West Virginia will be conducted Sunday at 2 PM at Oakland Methodist Church Oakland West Virginia by Rev Raymond Womeldorf pastor of Old Stone Presbyterian Church Winchester Interment follows in Oakland cemetery Pallbearers named Marvin Bohrer Willard Bohrer Edwin Bohrer Charles Dick Robert Wick Newton Spielman flowers and condolences noted.
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Emma Spielman Zeilor
Moses G Zeilor
Morgan County
W. Va
Samuel Dick
Sunnyside
Oakland Methodist Church
Oakland
Raymond Womeldorf
Old Stone Presbyterian Church of Winchester
Oakland Cemetery
Marvin Bohrer
Willard Bohrer
Edwin Bohrer
Charles Dick
Robert Wick
Newton Spielman
Mrs Purcell Wins Clarke Jury Case
A five man Clarke County Circuit Court jury returned a not guilty verdict for Mrs Hetty Purcell. She had earlier been convicted of depriving her livestock of sustenance in the Trial Justice Court on April 18 and fined $50. Frank Brumback of Woodstock defended her. Richard B Smith led the jury, with members Fred H. Jones James Weir O E Grove and Mrs Phyllis Hawkins.
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Clarke County
Hetty Purcell
Two Men (Continued from Page 1) Crash at Loudoun and North
An estimated 120 dollars in damages resulted from a traffic collision at the Loudoun Street and North Avenue intersection Wednesday around 3 55 PM. A Packard driven by Selina Hewlett was struck in the rear by Vincent Hepner Jr. in a Chevrolet, causing Packard damage of 20 dollars and Chevrolet damage near 100. Rev Joseph Peebles of Mid- was involved in a second incident on Braddock Street after 5 PM.
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Loudoun Street
North Avenue
Earnest Stotler
Johm Hoover
Winchester Police Department
Selina F. Hewlett
Woodmere
Long Island
N. Y
Vincent Willian Hepner, Jr
Stephenson
Packard
Chevrolet
Braddock Street
Joseph Peebles
Birthday of Nobel Laureate Pär Lagerkvist
PAR FABIAN LAGERKVIST born May 23 1891 in Vaxjo Sweden one of seven children of a railway worker. Won the 1951 Nobel Prize for literature and is noted as playwright poet and novelist with Barabbas 1951 and The Dwarf 1945 translated into English in the U S.
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Par Fabian Lagerkvist
Vaxjo
Sweden
Lawerkvist
Fabian
Motorcycle crash damages reported in Middletown incident
In Middletown a collision on Braddock Street left an occupant with a minor cut above the left eye. A 1946 Chevrolet driven by Dolly B. White was stopped in traffic and rear struck by a 1950 Chevrolet driven by Rev. Joseph Peebles. Damages were estimated at about $250 for the Peebles car and $10 for the White vehicle.
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Winchester
Ernest Stotler
Richard Lewis
Dolly B. White
Winchester Rt. 3
Braddock Street
Joseph Peebles
Middletown
Peebles
Senate approves new federal housing bill
The Senate passed a 1 billion dollar housing bill in a voice vote sending it to the House. Funds earmarked mostly for defense area housing with loans and insurance support. Builders urged Congress to expand federal mortgage funds to aid home sales.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Housing bill falls short of Truman by nearly a billion
The measure misses the President’s request by about one billion dollars in private financing. It targets a large federal housing program while outlining reduced funding and shifted financing expectations, reflecting a scaled back plan awaiting further legislative action.
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Truman
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Winchester's Shopping Center
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Mrs. Purcell
Clarke
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the Food Center
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the Flower Shop
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Renee Em Tagapaream A
Nananenn
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SAFEW
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