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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1945

Page

3

Purebred Cattle Sale Totals $9,265.50 in Winchester Event

Results from the third annual Winchester purebred cattle sale at the Virginia Livestock Auction Market show Angus bulls leading with an average of $286.50, Herefords at $231.87, and Shorthorns at $165.12. Top bull Annefield Bandolier sold for $402.50 to Moore and Dorsey. top cow Lady H Oliveboy 20th brought $327.50 to C. L. Bender. The three-breed sale totaled $9,265.50 with an average $215.47, aided by a 4‑H and FFA judging contest won by Shenaview’s Bandolier among others.

Winchester Virginia Annefield Lady H. Oliveboy Oliveboy Farm Charles Town W. Va C. L. Bender Martinsburg FFA Boys Aberdeen-Angus Shenaview’s R. R. Renolds Timberville Belleme Chapel Patience Chapel Hill Farm Berryville Caleb F. Burns H. Oliveboy S. W. Crim Summits Point D. W. Burruss

Baltimore Market Quotations May 28 Mixed Farm and Livestock Prices

Market steady for produce with Red Delicious and Staymans at 2.75 to 3.00, York and other apples 2.00 to 2.75, and poultry steady. In Baltimore cattle and calves bid ranges show steady to firm values with mixed weights, hogs and sheep active and steady, Chicago reports similar tone with fed steers 15.50 to 17.75, vealers 16.50 to 18.00, lambs 15.00 to 17.50, and sheep under pressure from quotas.

Baltimore Mr. Pa. Va W. Va York Ben Davis Baltimore Livestock Chicago Purkeyse Starver Ova Mae Tades Et Esseeeer Conskttatieemais

Chicago Grain Quotations from May 28 in futures trading

Chicago grain prices rose as week end demand from commission houses supported futures. Wheat and rye advanced, July corn near the ceiling, with opening quotes for July September and December contracts across wheat corn oats rye and barley.

Chicago

Diaper Rash Remedies Stumble Over Mexican Powders

A fragment notes itching and simple skin rashes in babies, mentioning a diaper rash treated with Mexiana medicated powder. Limited readable details suggest cautious use and potential product reference.

Market gains lift index to near eight year high

New York May 28 The industrials led a continued market rise to a near eight year high as rails opened strong before wavering. Steel motor and mail orders posted gains up to two points amid broad participation. Investors remained optimistic on peace time earnings and dividends while reconversion doubts lingered. Sears Roebuck rose on split up talk with other notable names such as Bethlehem Chrysler Montgomery Ward Goodyear Philip Morris Kodak Warner Bros J C Penney American Can Westinghouse Santa Fe active.

New York Sears Roebuck Bethlehem Chrysler Montgomery Ward Goodyear, Childs Co Philip Morris Eastman Kodak Warner Bros J. C. Penney Amercian Can Westinghouse Lackawanna Southern Railway Santa Fe Douglas Aircraft du Pont Kennecott Northern Pacific

Local Market Prices and Livestock Quotes From The Star

Daily market listing shows prices for patent brand and common bag sizes, Wheat Corn and Meal prices, various feeds, and livestock values. Fowl, poultry, hogs, cattle, and calf quotes appear with head counts or per hundredweight figures, reflecting mid century commodity listings.

Vranda

Local Egg Market and Army Mustering-out Pay Question

The article lists egg grades and prices including Grade A Whites and Browns, Grade B Whites and Browns, and Grade A Mediums. It also answers a service question about muster-out pay, noting re enlistment timing affects eligibility and that current law does not prohibit muster-out payment for those re-enlisting.

United States

John Kerr Wins S Scrap Flag With Largest Collection

John Kerr School led a 1943 44 scrap drive, collecting 5 800 pounds of paper and 1 436 pounds of tin to average 9 65 pounds per student. Handley Elementary and Virginia Avenue followed, total drive 17 462 pounds, with summer curb collections planned to aid the war effort. Plans for presenting the S Flag to John Kerr are in progress.

Cameron Street Handley Elementary School Virginia Avenue Handley High School John Kerr Handley Elementary Japan John Kerr School

End of war safeguards for furloughed Army workers

The War Department states that soldiers furloughed to work in essential industry are not affected by the European surrender unless they are specifically notified by the commanding general of their service command.

Europe The War Department

War Dept Reports Sgt Dodson Free From German Camp

Sgt Lewis F Dodson of the 8th Air Force B 17 crew has been liberated from a German prison camp and returned to base. He was captured December 6 1944 after going missing in action earlier that month. He enlisted February 1944 and shipped overseas October 1944. The note also mentions the U S S Monrovia ship named for President James Monroe of Westmoreland County Virginia.

Lucy Dodson War Department Lewis F. Dodson Dodson 8Th Air Force W&s U. S. S. Monrovia U.S. 8 Monrovia Transport James Monroe Westmoreland County Virginia

Mystery Shopper Visits Three Stores Cites Bond Sales

Mystery shopper Mrs Ed Mokien visited three stores and spoke with twenty five clerks on Saturday. Only two saleswomen asked her to buy a War Bond. The hawkish prompts came from Mary E Hawkins of Woolworths and Mary Anne Walters of McCrorys.

Ed. Mokien Beta Sigma Phi Mary E. Hawkins Woolworths Mary Anne Walters McCrory’s

Stephenson Athletic Club Beats Woodstock 7-5 in Sunday Game

The Stephenson Athletic Club won their second game of the season defeating Woodstock 7-5. Duvall was the winning pitcher with Long behind the plate Helsley pitched for Woodstock with Pod catching. Next Sunday Stephenson faces Purcellville at Stone Wall High School diamond.

Stephenson Athletic Club Woodstock Duvall Long Helsley Stephenson Purcellville Stonewall High School

Tokyo claims heavy kamikaze strikes off Okinawa

Japanese broadcasts claimed in a Friday report that eight U S ships were damaged or sunk and multiple transports were destroyed by Kamikaze forces off Okinawa. The Domei and Nippon news agencies alleged heavy air attack damage to a battleship, cruisers, transports, and other vessels, with submarines also said to have sunk ships.

Tokyo San Francisco Comei Okinawa Nakagusuku Bay Federal Communications Commission Navy Te Shima Domei Amikaze

Oaps Appear To Be Withdrawing After Ground Assault

Troops of Col Roy A Green's regiment secured a strong position on the east high ground amid a continuing action. The narrative describes mortar and machine fire as troops withdraw from the contested area.

Roy A. Green Ith Regiment

Final Japanese resistance in Ozato Mura Hills push

Seventh Division reports destroying 1 500 to 2 000 Japanese during a four day drive into Ozato Mura Hills. Weather hindered supply routes as US forces formed a human chain to move provisions past mud and rain. Allied gains threaten Shuri and Chinen peninsula while air assaults destroy 166 planes.

Ozato Mura Hills Ozato Mura Shuri Chinen Penninsula

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