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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1942

Page

9

Market Quotations Livestock And Produce Markets

Baltimore reports steady poultry prices with chicks and fowl mostly unchanged and roosters and ducks steady. Cattle and calves steady to firm, hogs mixed by weight with top around 14.70 and sheep untapped. Chicago and Pittsburgh listings show similar steady to firm trends across hogs, cattle, and sheep with varying weight brackets.

Baltimore Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept. Agr Chicago Livestock Chicago U.S. Dept. Agr California Pittsburgh Cornell Erante

Stock Market Advances Amid London War Mission Hype

Buyers gain confidence with select issues lifting fractions to two points or more. Fast trading waned at midday as low priced blocks lift volume. Quoted prices near the day’s peak after the fourth hour amid bullish sentiment sparked by London war mission arrivals. Major names cited include American Telephone Westinghouse Douglas Aircraft Bethlehem Dow Chemical Du Pont American Can Standard Oil NJ and Union Carbide.

New York London United States Wall Street American Telephone Westinghouse Douglas Aircraft Bethlehem Dow Chemical du Pont American Can Standard Oil Union Carbide

Chicago Grain Quotations May 26

Wheat and corn futures opened unchanged to slight declines in a dull session. Soybeans slipped 1 to 2 cents at the start and continued to lose ground. Opening prices show small fractional moves across July, Sept, and Dec contracts for Wheat Corn and Rye.

Chicago

Italians Report Nine British Planes Destroyed in Air Duels

Italian high command states the Italian Air Forces destroyed nine British planes in a duel without loss. They also report a British submarine plane attack on a convoy failed. Bombs were dropped in Sicily near Messina wounding three soldiers.

Rome High Command Selves Messina Sicily Ban Raviera Giardini Mare

Inspector exits breech of 16 inch coast defense rifle

Leonard Emke of the Asay Ordnance Department smiles and shows a V sign as he leaves the breech after an inspection. The report notes sailors and gunners often enter gun breeches to clean these large weapons. Central Press notes this practice.

Leonard Emke Asay Ordnance Department

Local Market Prices and Livestock Values Listing

Local market page lists 12 lb and 24 lb flour bags with prices around 6.9 to 6.20 per bag or barrel, 48 lb bag per barrel at 6.20, and cattle hogs and poultry values including roosters broilers heavy hens leghorn fowls young guinea and calves with varied price ranges. Includes butter fat butter creamery and general meat animal pricing.

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Service men updates from Berryville area and beyond

Pvt Wilbur Whitlock returns home from a 15 day furlough to his parents at 364 National avenue. Pvt Garland H Baptist transfers to Lowery Field Colorado for Air Corps Technical School. Staff Sg t Wilfred B Trenary visits Berryville from A P Hill. Lieut Francis L Koenig leaves for foreign service after five years in Washington architecture. Pvt 1st Class Charles Meehan visits wife in Washington. Frank Yeakle Jr joins Marine Corps Reserve. Sg George Lee Baker returns to Dundalk after weekend with family. Pvt Howard H Stine spends 15 day furlough with his mother in Berryville. Creamery butter retail.

Pvt Wilbur Whitlock Shaw Field S. C E. W. Whitlock National Avenue Garland H. Baptist Jefferson Barracks Army Air Corps Army Lowery Field Colo Air Corps Technical School Francis L. Koenig Robert Arlington Sierra Vista Farm Paul Koenig M. Therese Koenig Koenig Engineers Corps Washington Charles Meehan Washington, D. C Harry Fisher Stephensity Frank Yeakle, Jr Frank Yeakle Valley Avenue U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Yeakle Potomac State Keyser W. Va George Lee Baker Dundalk, Md A. L. Baker Army Air Base Martin Howard H. Stine Wil Field Chandler, Ariz W. B. Stine Berryville Avenue

Col Pendleton Advanced To Brigadier General Rank

Col Randolph Tucker Pendleton of Norfolk has been promoted to brigadier general. He is stationed at Gatun on the Panama Canal’s Atlantic side and is married to Miss Curtis, daughter of the late Capt Curtis, U.S. Navy. Pendleton was born in Lexington and attended the Virginia Military Institute.

Norfolk, Va Randolph Tucker Pendleton Laura Tucker Pendleton Pembroke Avenue Dier Gatun Atlantic Ocean Panma Canal Curtis Clinton Curtis U.S. Navy Robert S. Perkins Norfolk Lexington V! Military Institute

Pendleton Family Ties Noted in Early Military Institute History

General Pendleton's father B. Morgan Pendleton graduated from W.M.I. in 1878 and his fraternal grandfather Col. Edmund Pendleton belonged to the first class ever graduated at the military institute. William P. B. McGuire Sr. of this city is a cousin of Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Hryder, Mrs. R Awe, and Mrs. W. Nelson Page of Winchester.

General Pendleton B. ‘Morgan Pendelton W.M.1 Col Edmund Pendleton The Military Institute William BP. McGuire Hunter Lewis H.ryder R Awe W. Nelson Page Winchester

Family ties noted for General Pendleton in Winchester

General Pendleton has numerous family connections in Winchester and is a descendant of the late Mr and Mrs John Randolph Tucker who were the parents of his mother.

General Pendleton Winchester John Randolph Tucker

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