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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1940

Page

3

Markets Reported Quiet Farm Prices Across Regions

Baltimore and Philadelphia livestock and produce quotations show steady to mostly unchanged ranges for potatoes poultry and fowls. Chicago futures reflect overall weakness with hogs and cattle slipping and pork loins dropping as buyers pull back. Woolworths mention closes the market round.

Baltimore Philadelphia Powis Wonger Phot Ore Livestock Mee Obe Dept. Agricultureting Serview Chicago

Stock Market Report Struggles for Clear Trend in Irregular Day

New York trading on Oct 17 shows small up moves in steel but overall price fluctuations remain irregular. After hours near 2 pm, bonds and commodities trail stocks as traders search for direction. Sterling steady at 4.04 dollars with several major stocks quoted including Am Power, Anaconda, Bethlehem, Chrysler, and General Electric.

New York Steel London Republic Pi Pation al. Chem Am. Oa Bani Anaconda B. and Bethlehem Chrysler Con. Edison Cigar Elec Genl Motors

Grain Market Shifts on Reports of Cash Sales

Chicago and Baltimore grain prices swing after reports of large cash sales. Cash wheat and corn led the move with significant daily business. Chicago bids show No. 4 hard wheat at 85, No. 1 yellow corn around 66 1 2 to 67, oats weaker, while soybeans and barley posted varied quotes across futures and spot markets.

Chicago Riey Chicago Coch Grain Baltimore Grain

Episcopalians Fail to Bid for 1943 Triennial

Kansas City reports indicate the Episcopal Church delegates expect to finish the triennial convention Saturday five days early but lack a host for the 1943 meeting. Bishop Tucker said no bid had been received. Officials adopted a church flag with a red cross on white and nine Jerusalem crosses on blue.

Kansas City The Episcopal Church Henry St. George Tucker Richmond Tucker Houses of Bishops and Deputies Noel Baring Hudson Great Britain Church of England Jerusalem World Council of Churches Washington, D. C York

Unnecessary Mortality In Appendicitis

A State Medical Society study links delays in appendicitis treatment to higher death risk. Teens are most affected. parents should seek immediate medical care, avoid home remedies, and not use laxatives. Public health placards warn delaying care increases mortality.

United Stat States Riggin State Medical Society America

Boyd Joins Navy From Martinsburg Enlistment

Robert Louis Boyd, son of Mrs. Lois Boyd Lewis of 121 East German Street, has enlisted in the United States Navy through the Martinsburg recruiting station. A former Handley High School student, he is at the Norfolk Naval Training Station for six to eight weeks of initial training before assignment to a trade school or ship, with a six year enlistment.

Robert Louis Boyd Lois Boyd Lewis East Germain Street United States Navy Navy Martinsburg W. Va Handley High School Winne Norfolk Naval Training Station United States Atlantic Pacific

Nurses Plan Institute at Medical College of Virginia

The Old by Neede Graduate Association hosts a nurses institute on October 25 1940 at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Sessions begin at nine with greetings by M Elizabeth Haislip and leaders from the Richmond Academy of Medicine and MC V. Morning talks cover new drugs patient expectations for private duty nursing and care of allergic children. Afternoon topics include bone injury care and a nursing service bureau demonstration. Tea follows in Cabaniss Hall drawing room with no registration fee.

School of Nursing le Roy Gellus Grace Hospital Richmond Esther L. Moyer Medical College of Virginia Ambrose McGee Pete Thomas Beath Medical Colege of Virginia Nursing Service Bureau Cabaniss Hall Institute

Farmers Storing Grain and Cotton

Washington October 17 Farmers store millions of bushels of wheat and thousands of bales of 1940 cotton under loan programs. The loans aim to bolster producer prices and back the defense program by ensuring reserve food and fiber supplies by mid winter. Officials say loans cover crops likely to be diverted from foreign markets and would release stored goods to stabilize prices if war drives up costs.

Washington Agriculture Department National Defense United States

Dardanelles and the Axis Push Through the Near East

Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes the Dardanelles as a critical defense line between the Balkans and the Near East. He notes Turkey's fortified, demilitarized past and the potential for a major world battle if Axis forces attack, with Russia and Britain potential actors in a wide regional confrontation.

Leander Hellespont Hitler Nazifuehrer Mediterranean Dardanelles Strait Near East Balkan Peninsula Dardanelles British Isles English Turkey Balkans Black Sea Russia Sea of Marmora Bosporus Istanbul Constantinople Sea of Marmara Xerxes Persia Europe Alexander Asia Mussolini Britain

Catherine Snapp 80 Succumbs at Brucetown Home

Mrs. Catherine Hyatt Snapp age 80 widow of C. J. Snapp died Wednesday at 3:30 PM at her son Carroll L. Snapp's home Route 1 Winchester after a sudden paralysis. She was born June 3, 1860 near Leetown, Jefferson County West Virginia. Funeral from Brucetown Church Friday at 3 PM conducted by Rev R F P Schmucker with interment beside the church. Survived by two sons John H. Snapp of Hagerstown and Carroll L. Snapp, a daughter Mrs Laura B. Hensell, a stepson J B Snapp, four grandchildren, a daughter and several nieces and nephews.

Catherine Hyatt Snapp C. J. Snapp Carroll L. Snapp Route 1 Winchester Brucetown R. F P. Schmucker Laura B. Hensell J. B. Snapp

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