Wilson Compton of Comp ton Led Voice of America
Wilson Compton, born October 15, 1890 in Wooster Ohio, son of a Presbyterian minister, heads the Information Administration and runs the Voice of America. His brother Karl heads MI, Arthur leads Washington University St Louis, and sister Mrs C H Rice runs a Christian college in Pakistan.
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Voice of America
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Washington University
St. Louis
C. HM. Rice
Christian College
Pakistan
First Front Royal Concert Opens Season
The Front Royal Concert Association presents the National Music League Vocal Trio at 8 p m Friday in Warren County High School Auditorium. The group includes Sara Carter soprano William McGrath tenor and Norman Farrow baritone with Dorothy Behm on piano. This is the first of four concerts this season with season tickets available at the door.
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Warren County High School Auditoru
Sara Carter
William McGrath
Norman Parrow
Dorothy Behm
Norman Farrow
James Wolfe P‘aist
Irene
Sylvia Rosenberg
Ohioan Is New Star Farmer at FFA Convention
Walter Wayne Vogel, 21, of Republic Ohio, began farming seven years ago with one acre and built his operation to worth 16000 dollars. He won the Star Farmer of America honor and a 1000 dollar cash award at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City.
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Walter Wayne Vogel
Republic
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New Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
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Circus Aicans Advance Ticket Sales and Poultry Market Notes
Advance ticket sales announced for Circus Aicans from 3.25 to 4.00 with NJ Goldens priced at 3.00 and nearby entries at 1-2 by hor Goldens 1.50. Poultry market shows mixed demand with light to moderate receipts, rising prices on some hens, heavy turkey entries, and broader price ranges for broilers, ducks, and turkeys. Maryland and Chicago livestock reports list cattle, hogs, calves, sheep prices and volumes, with varied demand and mixed results across grades and weights.
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Chicago
Market Quotations Show Broad Decline On Mixed Dow Jones Day
New York markets slipped for the second straight day as no single group led losses. American Cyanamid and Dow Chemical were weak early. other declines followed in sets including Youngstown Sheet & Tube, General Motors, Santa Fe, American Smelting, Sears Roebuck, Philip Morris, American Can and Radio Corp.
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Dow Chemical
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Santa Fe
American Smelting
Sears Roebuck
Philip Morris
American Can and Radio Corp
Local Market Prices From Daily Star Listing
Daily Star provides market items with typographic errors. Flour varieties and corn meal sizes appear with prices and weights. Grain FOB mill wheat and No 2 yellow corn are listed, along with oats and other grains.
Livestock and Produce Prices Reported in Baltimore
Market notes show steady to firmer prices for apples in Maryland with several varieties up for 21 2 inch and 3 inch sizes. Potatoes remain near steady with various US 1s weights and Katahdin sacks noted. Sweet potatoes show firm Porto Rican demand and mixed availability with Md Va goldens priced around 3.25 to 3.75 per bag.
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Bubkts
Staymans
Pa Delicious
Baldwins
Yorks
MD & Va
Porto
Egg market prices from Winchester area reveal varied grades
Agriculture Dept reports today show Grade A Large at 60¢ and Grade A Medium at 43¢. No. 1 fowl f.o.b. Leghorn various weights and breeds priced from 19¢ to 79 lbs, with hens, broilers, and cocks listed in multiple categories.
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Winchester
Beltsville
Leghorn
Grain futures steady as soybeans rise on nearby contracts
Chicago Board of Trade open shows wheat and corn firm early trading. Soybeans mixed with nearby contracts posting gains while December soybeans trade around 2.97 to 3.00 dollars. Lard and other fats quotes listed for October through March delivery.
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Board of Trade
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Shenandoah Valley Salute in the November Holiday
A pictorial feature celebrates Virginia's Shenandoah Valley from Skyline Drive to Lexington. It highlights Shenandoah towns, historic figures, and local people including factory workers and farmers. Clifford Dowdey’s word and picture panorama invites readers to explore this scenic region.
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Shenandoah Valley
America
Skyline Drive
VMI
Natural Bridge
Jackson and Lee
Warm Springs
Winchester
Roanoke
Luray
Lexington
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