Fall Yearling Sale Shows Higher Prices and Strong Demand
Prices at the annual Fall Yearling Sale at the Farmers Livestock Market rose $4.50 per cwt for steers and $2.63 per cwt for heifers from 1964. A total of 1,262 steers and 79 heifers sold for $224,274.06 gross, averaging $167.24 per head and $24.33 cwt. Buyers came from Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia. Top buyers included Howard Disher of Michigan and Harold Dunkan of New York. The sale closed the Virginia State Yearly Sales series, with nominations for the Oct. 1 Winchester Feeder Call Sale due by Wednesday.
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Farmers Livestock Market
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Howard Disher
Harold Dunkan
Knowlesville
N.Y
Roland Mullinix
Woodbridge
John W. Whitmore
Leesburg
Virginia Beef Cattle Association
Virginia Agriculture Extension Service
Division of Markets
Richemond
Morris Fannon
Roanoke
Stine
Winchester
ZIP Pattern 4782 Girls Skirt Suit With Pleated Zen
Pattern notice for Anne Adams sew pattern 4782 for girls sizes 8 10 12 14. Includes 2 way skirt with shirts sweaters in twill tweed flannel nap 35 inch. Price 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing handling. Use pattern dept Winchester Evening Star New York address.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Edinburg Boy Bound To Jury In Double Manslaughter Case
Barry Cale vin Fadeley an 18 year old from Edinburg was ordered held to face a Shenandoah County circuit court grand jury on two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the Aug 28 highway deaths of Clyde W. Cooley and Steve R. Whetzel, both 18 from Edinburg. He appeared before Judge R S Wright Jr with attorney H G Scott. Fadeley will confront the grand jury on Oct 14.
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Woodstock
Barry Calevin Fadeley
Edinburgh
Shenandoan County
Clyde William Cooley
Steve Randall Whetzel
Edinburg
Cooley
Whetzel
Young Fadeley
Shenandoah
R. S. Wright, Jr
H.g.scott
Virginia road toll hits 740 with three new deaths
The Associated Press reports three traffic deaths in 24 hours raise Virginia’s 1965 road toll to 740, a rise of two from last year. Isle of Wight County records Alfonzo Scott, 34, killed when his car rolled on Virginia 686. Dinwiddie County resident Robert Washington Daniels Sr., 58, dies after a crash on Virginia 40. Roanoke reports Chesley Adams II, 13, killed when struck by a bus at 36th and Troutland Ave.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Isle OF Wight
Alfonzo Scott
Rushmere
Isle of Wight County
Richmond
Robert Washington Daniels Sr
Blackstone
McKenney
Dinwiddie County
Roanoke
Chesley Adams II
36Th
Troutland Ave
North Viet Nam warned of long war and escalation
Truong Chinh a North Vietnamese Politburo member warns peace with the United States is unlikely and a long war lies ahead. He hints Hanoi may deepen involvement in the South and reject talks until total U.S. withdrawal.
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North Viet
Associated Press
North Viet Nam
Americcans
Truong Chinh
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Mao Tzei Tung
Truong
Hanoi
U.S
Viet Nam
Wagner Joins Efforts to End New York Newspaper Strike
Mayor Robert F. Wagner joined in talks to end a partial New York newspaper blackout. Negotiations between the New York Times and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild resumed after six dailies halted publication and the Times canceled Friday editions. Wagner offered no peace formula and could not predict an end to the strike.
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Wagner
NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
New England
New York Times
Afl-Cio
Times
Publishers Association of New York
the Times
Morning Times
New York Post
Publishers’ Association
Shenandoah BPW hears Coffman on community development
Woodstock banker William H. Coffman spoke at Shenandoah County Business and Professional Women's Club on goals of community development and leadership training. The group announced a rummage sale at Edinburg on Oct 22 23 and a talk by an East German refugee at Shenvalee Lodge in New Market. New member Mrs. Virginia Murray was inducted.
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Woodstock
William H. Coffman
Shenandoah County
Coffman
General Fund Revenues Rise Early In Year
Richmond AP report says General Fund revenues for the first two months totaled $58,779,690, per state comptroller Sidney C. Day. The intake was more than $8 million higher than the same period a year earlier.
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Richmond
Sidney C.day
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Auto Industry Booms As 1966 Models Arrive
The week shows a boom in the auto sector as 1966 models begin rolling off lines and first half September sales exceed expectations. GM Ford and Chrysler post gains while American Motors declines. production jumps amid a 20 day UAW strike settlement. Industrial output hits a record as commerce and employment rise and overseas investment looks to hit new highs.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
United Auto Workers
Lynn A. Townsend
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson Administration
U.S
Marsh To Address Jaycee Meet In Staunton
Rep John O Marsh Jr will speak on the Vietnam war at a Virginia Jaycees regional meeting in Staunton on September 26 at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel starting noon. Phillip H Kirkpatrick of Peters burg state president and top Jaycee officials will attend with members from Bridgewater Dayton Broadway Timberville Elkton Harrisonburg Rockingham Staunton Stuarts Draft Waynesboro Woodstock. Staunton Jaycees host the event expected to draw over 125 attendees. Marsh is a former Jaycee and 1959 Outstanding Young Man choice.
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Staunton
John O. Marsh Jr
Vietnam
Virginia Jaycees
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Phillip H. Kirkpatrick
Petersburg
Jaycee
Bridgewater-Dayton
Broadway
Timberville
Elkton
Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Stuarts Draft
Waynesboro
Woodstock
Jaycees
Marsh
Strasburg
State Organization For
Jayscees
Injured Truck Driver Dies After Tank Explodes
Stanley Rudolph Holmes Sr. 33 of Richmond died in a hospital here Friday from injuries after the asphalt tank truck he drove exploded last Saturday about two miles from Harrisonburg. Police said Holmes noticed smoke and had exited to investigate when the tanker blew up.
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Stanley Rudolph Holmes Sr
Richmond
Harrisonburg
Holmes
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Albert Simmons
Atwell Ave
Mark Roller
New Market
General Fund
Mortgage Security Corporation
W. Boscawen St
Ward Mobile Homes
Millwood Ave
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
Department of Commerce
Sut
High-P
Home Fashion Clinic
Shenandoah College
Leggett’s
Women’s Civic League
America
Women’s Civic League Charity Fund
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Rudolph L. Alperin
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