Nationwide TV network expands coast to coast with new relay link
Televison service grows beyond 65 cities as AT&T wires a 55 relay station microwave system from Omaha to San Francisco linking to Los Angeles. The plan covers the west, midwest, east and south with 94 of 107 stations served, and coast to coast transmissions starting east to west before adding west coast originate programs.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
American Telephone and Telegraph Cos
Far West
Middle West
East
Atlantic Seaboard
South
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Salt Lake City
Chicago
West Coast
Local Market Prices From The Star
Local market list shows corrected daily pricing for flour corn meal and feeds. Items include 5 lb corn meal white 0.39 and yellow corn meal options 0.38 to 0.64 per bag with several weight sizes, plus cracked corn 100 lb bag and mixed feed. Butter wholesale price listed as 0.00.
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Dmartere
Chicago grains mix gains and losses on Saturday session
The Board of Trade opened with small moves in grains led by wheat and corn futures. The report notes price quotes for Wheat Mar May Soybeans and oats with minor gains and losses as opening prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Daily Crossword Across Clues From A Scrambled Page
The puzzle contains numerous clues across entries including Ridicule Fellow 1 Teacher s sayings Mohamme dan nymph Plan Death goddess off sea Tiny 17 Fuel 18 Affirmati vote Thaws Per to the sea Journey 94. Debated terms like open fruit pies Knocks Prepare for publication Dancing girl Egypt Awaited settlement Marks for retention Twisted fabric Land measure Man s name Fuss Cattle thief A guide Bisp watch Packs away Narrow inlet Yesterday s Answer.
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Fuss
Livestock prices mixed as cattle hogs and sheep trade seen
Slaughter steers steady to 25 lower. cows steady to weak. bulls 50 lower. Five day supply shows steers 30.00-35.75, heifers 30.90-32.00, cows 27.60-30.00, canners 16.00-23.00. Hogs Thursday burrows and gilts 240 lb and under steady to 25 lower, over 240 lb steady to 25 higher. Sheep spring lambs mostly steady to higher with mixed grades 18.00-34.00. ewes 11.00-15.50. Chicago notes show bulk hogs 15-35 lower. cattle mostly steady to weak. prime steers up to 39.50 and lambs 31.20-32.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Agricultural Department reports farm prices for Winchester area
Prices quoted by Frederick County Farm Bureau for U S Grade eggs and live poultry. Eggs list varying grades and sizes with cents per dozen. Live poultry shows No 1 fowl and various broilers and breeders priced by weight or type. Local market notes include heavy hens, leghorn hens and turkeys.
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Puyaid
Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
Winchester
Coos
Jack and Jill School To Open Monday
The Jack and Jill Nursery School will start the 1951-52 school year on Monday. Mrs. Andrew Babb serves as headmaster with Mrs. H. M. Harmon as regular assistant. substitutes are Miss Charlotte Knight and Miss Dorothy Minnigerode.
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Jack and Jill
Andrew Babb
H. M. Harmon
Charlotte Knight
Dorothy Minnigerode
Roanoke County Apple Crop Cut By the Weather
Roanoke County reports a 70 percent drop in expected apple harvest due to dryness and hail. Varieties Red Delicious Jonathan and Golden Delicious are being picked this week amid Bent Mountain hail damage. County Agent J A Reynolds provided the figures.
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Roanoke
Roanoke County
J. A. Reynolds
Jonathan
Reynolds
Bent Mountain
Korean Veteran Robert Davis Dies by Own Action
Ft Meade Maryland report says Sgt 1-C Robert Davis 38 a Korean War veteran died by self harmed as verdict of death by own action was returned. Davis found in barracks bed with razor cuts and severed artery. Widow Helen Davis of West Orange New Jersey and mother Mrs Lillian Davis of Richmond Virginia expected for funeral plans.
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FT. Meade, Md
Second Army
Robert Davis
Davis
Helen
West Orange
N. J
Army
Far East
Meade
Lillian Davis
Richmond
Waynesboro Red Cross Reverses Chest Stand
Waynesboro's Red Cross chapter reverses its plan to join the Community Chest drive after seven board members resign and six others rescind a July vote. The Bristol Community Chest participation had cost the chapter its charter.
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Waynesboro Red Cross
Waynesboro
Red Cross
Bristol
Local Social Notes From Middletown and Nearby Visits
Miss Elizabeth Larrick of Washington vacations with her sister and brother in law the Willeys and relatives. Mr and Mrs Don Evans of New Jersey visit Mrs Onn Evans at Mrs D H Gienns home and Mrs Evans will stay. Others visit or travel include Mrs Harry Hammil from Washington with the Stickleys. Billy Andrews returning from Lewisburg. Mr and Mrs Harry McCauley of Newport spending the weekend with Walter McCauley. The Rev J S Peebles returns to the parsonage after visiting George Peebles in Leesburg. Amye Clark leaves Warrenton High to teach there. Local visits include Wilson Borden and Peyton Borden at Warsaw. Cuba sailing planned for the McCauleys.
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Middletown
Elizabeth Larrick
Washington
Theodore Willey
Don Evans
New Jersey
Onn Evans
D. H. Gienn
Evans
Harry Hammil
Leonza Stickley
Rallie Stickley
Peyton Borden
Wilson Borden
Reed Everly
Boyce
M. Elsen
del Ray
W. Va
Billy Andrews
Lewisburg
Harry McCauley
Newport
R. I
Walter McCauley
Cuba
Amye Clark
Warrenton High School
J. S. Peebles
Peebles
George Peebles
Leesburg
Mrs. Peyton
Warsaw
Hollywood Column Glimpses From Set Life and Stage Plans
The column highlights Lana Turner’s curbside woes and Susan Hayward with Jess Barker calling each other Ma and Pa on set. It notes a 4 9 and 23 cent store and celebrates jewelry wizard Joseff who powers film glitz with gold tinsel crutches and a jeweled cast. It lists film titles and mocks script ideas while profiling Slim Pickens and John Hodiak. It closes with Max Liebman predicting multi stage TV with 12 to 14 cameras and varied stages.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
New Place
Joan Castle Joseff
Sun Valley
John Hodiak Long
Slim Pickens
Fresno
Calif
Rex Allen
Slim
Max Liebman
Sid Caesar
Butler Says Congress A Do Nothing
Maryland Senator Butler told a Maryland Utilities Meeting in Virginia Beach that the 82nd Congress is the worst yet, noting it has passed 110 bills while the 80th passed 338. He criticized the Truman Administration for defeating a Defense Production Act amendment to bar sales of strategic materials to Russia and its allies.
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Virginia Beach
Butler
Congress
Truman
Maryland
Cavalier
Russia
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Virginia Conservation Commssion
West Virgina
Valley Film Completion Delayed For Autumn Attire
Shenandoah Valley Inc delays the 22 minute color travelogue filming until autumn foliage can be captured in peak hues. Kenneth R. Hyde notes processing will push to late fall with premiere tied to the organization’s January meeting. Budget near 30 000 with several counties meeting or exceeding goals.
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Staunton
Greer
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Kenneth R. Hyde
Roanoke
Martinsburg
W. Va
Front Royal
Alleghany
Highland Counties
Atlanta Ga
Charles D Beeland Company
Winchester
Mid Valley
Hyde
Mr Hyde
Shenandoah Valley Inc
1922 Lincoln penny value and mint tally
Uncirculated 1922 Lincoln pennies can fetch up to 50 cents from dealers and collectors while struck coins have little premium. In 1922 the U S m inted 17 160 000 Lincoln pennies.
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Burrown
Los Angeles-Hollywood
San Diego
Far South
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Miami
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Ft. Worth
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Albuquerque
N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
The
Star
Daily Crossword
South American
Egypt
Ito
Imperial
Anwesty
Perial
Harold Reeves Yarroll
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
H. R. Yarroll
Magnolia Ave
Frederick, Md
Market St. Methodist Church
Hollywood Column
BY Gene Handsaker
Bill Lundigan
Rena
Lincoln
L. J. Luby
Cc. B
Rs & Son
Winchester Furniture Co
Sears Catalog
Sears
S. Loudoun ST
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