Baltimore and Chicago Market Quotations October 23
USDA reported mixed live cattle hog and sheep prices across Baltimore and Chicago markets. Cattle including fat steers around 1060 lb at 13.00, cows 9.00-12.00, bulls up to 12.00, vealers 15.50-16.50, hogs 15.40, sows 14.65, lambs 11.00-15.50 with tops around 15.50, eggs receipts 3,475 cases.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Crompton's Modern Truss Service in Martinsburg WV
E. R. Crumpton offers the Crompton New Modern Truss for rupture relief in Martinsburg West Virginia. He provides fitting and ongoing adjustments plus patient education on proper wear and care. Office at 130 West Burke Street open 9 AM to 9 PM daily except Sunday with extra hours on select days.
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Martinsburg
West
Crompton
E. R. Crumpton
National Surgical Fitters
Burke Street
W. Va
E. L. Sencindiver
Stock Market Report in New York Oct 23
Bearish labor picture blamed for market retreat as steel and motor shares spooked investors. U S Steel rejected union wage demands and looming auto strikes cooled sentiment while others bought on dips. Market hovered near an eight year high amid inflation fears and wage policy expectations.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Police Court Finds Roy Shipe Guilty of Drunkenness
Judge John Rice presided this morning in the Police Court with Roy Shipe of Mathias West Virginia found guilty of being drunk. He received a fine of five dollars plus costs.
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John Rice
Roy Shipe
Mathias
W. Va
Building Development for Sale in Winchester Virginia
In pursuance of a decree by the Corporation Court of Winchester on October 22, 1945, bids are invited for about 100 acres fronting four tenths of a mile on the south side of Senseny Road. Part of Abraham's Delight, from Ada Bliss Hollingsworth estate, adjoining Winchester Golf Club east and developed land west. Property level and suitable for urban lots. sale to be cash or on reasonable credit terms. H. K. Benham, Committee for Ada Bliss Hollingsworth.
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Braddock Farm
Oakland Farm
Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
Summit Point Road
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Blackhawk
McCormick- Deering
Syracuse
Oliver Hill
Oliver
J. H. Dutrow
Chas
T. Engle
C. W. Moore
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Hollingsworth
Senseny Road
Winchester Golf Club
H. K. Benham
Ada Bliss Hollingsworth
Dixon To Head Commission Studying County School Needs
Leslie Kline, advised by Virginia public instruction head Danny S. Lancaster, appoints a commission to study county school needs for a centralized high school. W Irving Dixon is named chairman to announce survey start. The commission will recommend site and size to the Frederick County School Board.
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Leslie Kline
Danny S. Lancaster
State of
Virginia
W. Irving Dixon
Kline
Frederick County
Spider Causes Auto Crash On Fairmont Avenue
An automobile collision Sunday on Fairmont Avenue Extended is blamed on a spider that reportedly distracted Elvira A. Brown. She struck Walter E. Dailey’s parked 1932 Ford, while his 1940 Chevrolet sedan sustained front and side damage. Estimated repair costs total about $350.
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Fairmont Avenue
Rebert Lowery
Elvira A. Brown
Winchester
Ford
Walter E. Dailey
Dailey
Trustees Confirm Recent Church Elections
Church trustees from multiple congregations have had their recent elections officially approved. William Raleigh Cook is named trustee of Mt. Pleasant Church, Leslie Shiley trustee of Cedar Cliff Presbyterian, and Arthur Armel Richard Petrie and Joe Pery named trustees of Macedonia Methodist Church.
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Burr P. Harrison
Wiliam Raleigh Cook
Mt. Pleasant
Leslie Shiley
Cedar Cliff
Divorce Granted for Ella Louise Stewart and Harry M. Stewart
Ella Louise Stewart is granted an absolute divorce from Harry M. Stewart on desertion grounds. The couple, married in December 1940, have two minor children placed in the custody of the mother.
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Burr P. Harrison
Ella Louise Stewart
Harry M. Stewart
Congress weighs tax cuts and real estate price ceilings
The Senate moves toward a $5.629 billion tax cut plan for next year as Bowles urges price limits on new homes. Armed Forces debate a merger of War and Navy Departments with Forrestal opposing and a security council proposed. Atomic Energy chief Johnston says peace-time atomic benefits should be as free as air. Senate Banking Committee to hear Bowles today amid housing price concerns.
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War and Navy
Senate
Chester Bowles
Congress
Atomic Energy
Edwin Johnson
Senate Military Committee
War
Navy Departments
Navy
Forestal
Forrestal
Security Council
Bowles
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Five Accidents on S Route 50 West of Hayfield
William J. Wheat of Fulton Missouri reported his 1937 Pontiac coach damaged about 100 dollars by a car that allegedly did not stop. Deputy DeHaven said the car, owned and operated by Larrick, was found and his trial set for October 27. Lola Madigan 14 of Stephens City was struck by a car while crossing. she received hospital treatment for bruises and brush burns.
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Hayfield
William J. Wheat
Fulton
DeHaven
Larrick
Lola Madigan
Stephens City
Driver in Plymouth collision identified as Lorenza Milton Cook
Robert DeHaven testified the 1938 Plymouth coupe causing a girl to be struck was driven by Lorenza Milton Cook of Winchester. The Madigan girl reportedly started to cross and ran in front of the car. she was treated and released. James W. Spiker of Martinsburg was convicted of driving drunk after a Monday crash involving a 1936 International pickup and a 1934 Ford coach driven by Robert Caldwell of Winchester. all three occupants were slightly injured and total damage reached about $125.
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Robert DeHaven
Lorenza Milton Cook
Winchester
Madigan
James W. Spiker
Martinsburg
Robert Caldwell
Caldwell
Ase
Policy outline for coming UN preparatory meeting in London
It states the policy would be set forth for the preparatory commission opening November 8 and the first general assembly meeting on December 4 in London.
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Preparatory Commission
General Assembly
London
Chicago grain quotations open firm with rye leading gains
Chicago grain futures opened firm with wheat corn oats and rye up modestly and barley steady. Rye July delivery climbed 3 8 to 1 1 4 cents. opening prices show Wheat Dec 1 76 3 8 May 1 74 1 4 July 1 68 3 4 Sept 1 67 4. Corn Dec 1 18 1 8 May 1 17 1 2 Sept 1 15 1 2. Oats Dec 64 1 8 May 66 1 4 July 64 5 8 1 2 Sept 63 5 8. Rye Dec 1 59 1 2 May 1 41 1 2 July 1 41 9 Sent 1 35 1 2 Barley 1 16 1 2 May 1 15 July 1 11 3 4.
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Chicago
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