Steel shares lead market gains amid brighter outlook
New York shares edged higher with steel stocks advancing as U S steel and Youngstown Sheet gained while concerns over the French crisis lingered. Copper demand showed improvement and some oil issues moved little. Bond prices fell as the market priced in the positive outlook. In Baltimore market notes, strawberries and fresh produce showed light offerings with mixed prices across crates and sacks.
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New York
Youngstown
U.S
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Amerada
Lorillard
Chicago Grain Futures Mixed in Light Opening Trade
Chicago grain futures opened steady with wheat and oats near unchanged, corn mixed losses and soybeans edging lower. July prices: wheat around 1.85 and corn about 1.27 per bushel with oats near 0.60 and soybeans near 2.26 a bushel.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Horsey Teens Embrace Leather-Bound Transit Radios
In La Jolla California the latest fashions among the horsey teen age set feature leather bound transit or radios hanging from saddle horns.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Prices by Category
Baltimore livestock market reports cattle 1200 head and calves 250. Bulk offerings include steers 27.00 to 29.50 per cwt for 975 to 1100 pounds, heifers mostly 28.00, cows 19.00 to 23.50, canners 15.00 to 20.00, bulls 22.00 to 24.00, vealers 27.00 to 32.00, feeder steers 27.00 to 28.00, stock steers 29.00 to 32.00, stock heifers around 32.00, and hogs steady to 0.25 higher with 24.25 for 180-230 pound butchers.
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Baltimore
USDA
Auction Lot Estimates for Livestock and Slaughter Sheep
Prices listed for cattle and sheep include no 1 and 2 head near 200 pounds at 25.50 and 24.75 for various lots, 265 pound garbage fed butchers at 24.75, 316 pounds at 20.00, and sheep around 300 pounds with two lots of 82 to 90 pound spring lambs at 24.00. Bulk supply remains in first hands.
Chicago Livestock Prices From Chicago Market Report
USDA Chicago livestock report shows hogs mostly steady to 25 lower with lots at 190 to 325 pounds and prices from 20.7 to 23.75 per hundredweight. Cattle and veal range from 18 to 35 per cwt with steers 30 to 32 for 1150 to 1350 pounds and lambs trading around 18 to 23 per cwt for various weights.
Front Royal Livestock Market Hog and Veal Prices May 22
Hogs range from top barrows and gilts 180 to 220 pounds at 23.25 and heavier at 20 to 22.75. light butcher 135 to 175 pounds at 21 to 22.50. butcher sows 200 to 600 pounds at 16.50 to 17.60. feeders 65 to 125 pounds at 22 to 24. Veal prices cover choice to heavy, light, and utility categories from 14 to 28.50, with several weight bands. Lambs show prime 24.10, choice 24.10, good 22.10, utility 20.00. Slaughter cattle include steers, heifers, and cows with multiple price ranges. stock feeder cattle listed by weight and grade.
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Choice & Prime
Good & Choice
Day School Pupils Picnic at Fort Collier Farm
Christ Church Day School pupils enjoyed a picnic at Fort Collier Farm the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Fred Stine last week. Mothers chaperoned and assisted with transportation. Plans for the annual school flower show are in the works with date to be announced.
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Christ Church Day School
Fort Collier Farm
I. Fred Stine
Stine
Russell Newcome
Arthur Wilson
John Hortenstine
Lewis Hyde, Jr
Robert Manuel
Seymoour Barr
Carroll Henke
Thomas Monahan
Wallace Hankin
Warren Glascock
Andrew Babb
Evans Students To Give Recital At Grace Lutheran Church
Mrs. R. C. Evans leads Evans School piano recital at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Participants include Jeanne Hill Jeanne Barr Alsa Wenzel David Strance Tommy Evans Susie Fernandes Dee Ebert Jo Ann Flickinger Janie and David Whitacre Elaine Rhodes Barbara Perry Vector Haines Greg Fauver and others Sunny Miller Nancy Aikens Betty Buncutter Linda Cooper Shirley Hall Dwight.
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R. C. Evans
Grace Lutheran Church
Jeanne Hill
Jeanne Barr
Alsa Wenzel
David Strance
Tommy Evans
Susie Fernandes
Dee Ebert
Jo Ann Flickinger
Janie
David Whitacre
Elaine Rhodes
Barbara Perry
Vector Haines
Greg Fauver
Jan Bame
Sonny Miller
Nancy Aikens
Betty Buncutter
Linda Cooper
Barbara Blackburn
Shirley Hall
Dwight
Arlington Heights High Hosts Two-State After Prom Train
A special train carried 812 teens from Arlington Heights High School to George Williams College camp in Lake Geneva Wisconsin for an after the prom party. The trip cost about 10000 dollars and included nurses and chaperones, with dancing boating golf and games. One student, Tom Wade a 16 year old, was found to have German measles on the return trip.
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Chicago
Arlington Heights
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wis
Tom Wade
Student Drowns While Fishing in Blue Stone River
A 17 year old Pocahontas High School sophomore Jerome A Nogosky of Abbs Valley Tazewell County drowned Saturday in the Blue Stone River while fishing. A companion Don Black said Nogosky was swept beneath the surface by the river current. His body was recovered an hour later.
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Falls Mills
Pocahontas High School
Jerome A Nogosky
Abbs Valley
Tazewell County
Bluestone River
Don Black
Nogosky
Courting Couples Get Double Seats in Canadian Cinemas
New York columnist notes that some Canadian cinemas now provide double seats for courting couples. He surveys odd facts and quips about society, science, and culture, from pennies to cinema seating and beyond.
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New York
America
California
U.S
Chicago
St. Paul
Russia
Bob Bobo
Black Springs
Ark
Sinclair Lewis
First Aid Class Opens Tonight at Rescue Squad HQ
A Red Cross Standard First Aid class starts at 7 30 tonight at Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Headquarters 25 W Gerrard St open to the public. Instructors are qualified Red Cross staff and five people have registered. The standard course runs nine hours with a follow up sixteen hour Advanced First Aid course for current cardholders at the same location.
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Red Cross
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Gerrard St
Rescue Squad
Carter Milk Fund Distributes 2000 Quarts Locally
The Shirley Carter Milk Fund distributed over 2000 quarts of milk locally in 1957 58 through the Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Accounting showed 1080 cans 1597 quarts and 100 cartons distributed locally to preschool children via welfare agencies. The fund honors the late Carter and benefits local children needing milk and ice. Old Fredericktown Garden Club wins third prize at Front Royal Flower Show in inter club class with rhythm themed arrangement chaired by Mrs Dunlap and committee.
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Shirley Carter
Winchester - Prederick County
American Red Cross
Red Cross Board
Carter
the Cross
OLD Fredericktown
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
John Dunlap
Bradford Bennett
Smoot Carter
French See
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Maine
Usis & Usis
Usis
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E. Piccadilly St
Dorothy Perkins
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Chicago Livestock
Front Royal Livestock Market
Hal Boyle
Woodrow Wilson
Oxford
Mulvey
S. Loudoun Street
Carter Milk Fund
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Old — Strong Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Atin
Jon
Winchester Association OF Independent Insurance Agents
W. Cork St
Schewel
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