Tray Pack Red Romes Appearing At Shipping Points
The Federal State Market News Service reports tray pack car tons of Red Romes offered this season at Appalachian shipping points. Prices ranged 3.25 for Virginia Extra Fancy 80s and larger, and 3 for 83 to 113s. Red Yorks in bushel baskets sold at 3 for U.S. Fancy, two and three quarter inch plus. Red Staymans tray pack cartons at 3.25 to 3.30, varied by size and grade. Demand was fair. Red Delicious harvests finishing from Martinsburg to the south. Golden Delicious selling well but light supply. Yakima weather delayed harvest yet aided color. Jonathan harvest completed.
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Appalachian
Federal State Market News Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Yakima Valley
Washington State
Jonathan
Mailman Jogs 53.4 Miles in Birthday Run
Burlington's 53-year-old mail carrier Paul Hardrock Simpson completed a 53.4 mile birthday run after a health delay. He began in 1946 and annually matched his age in miles, but postponed in 1957. Ten days earlier he resumed and, after early struggles, finished the feat at 2:25 p.m.
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Burlington
N. C
Paul Hardrock Simpson
Simpson
Phone Veteran Hangs Up After 48 Years Service
New London Day notes Peter J. Acton supervising construction foreman for Southern New England Telephone Co retires after 48 years with the company. The caption highlights his long career and service to the telephone system in New London community.
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New London, Conn
Peter J. Acton
Southern New England Telephone Co
New London Day
Judge Rules for Trucking Interests In Railroad Suit
U S District Judge Thomas J. Clary ruled for trucking interests in a multi‑million suit against Eastern railroads. He awarded 37 trucking firms 18 cents each in nominal damages and said damages against the railroads and PR firm Carl Byoir would be split 80 to 20 percent.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Dist
Thomas J. Clary
Eastern Railroads
Clary
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Eastern
PMTA
Carl Byoir and Associates
New York
Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference
Buoir
Harrisburg
200 Pints Blood Drive Target by Local Jaycees
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to collect 200 pints of blood at a donor clinic sponsored here October 15. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit First Presbyterian Church from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jack Johnson leads donor recruitment for the Jaycees Community Welfare Committee. Appointments are available at the Red Cross office or by calling MO 2578 on Monday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Johnson
The
Jaycees Community Welfare Committee
Farm and factory payrolls fall in September
U S government report shows total employment at 65,674,000 with a 711,000 drop in September. Factory payrolls slipped 51,000 to 16,917,000 while farm employment fell due to bad weather, reaching 62 million—the lowest September level on record.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Man shoots cow near Cheboygan farm
Harold Werner of Pred Coates farm reports a 2 year old cow was shot after a motorist passing by likely misidentified the animals. Werner suspects a deer hunter fired the shot from his car headlights.
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Cheboygan
Mich
Harold Werner
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