Chicago

Named 1,505 times. These are the 400 blocks the place was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Apr 10, 1958 I Chicago 'Confidential* Utlooi tn UNITES ttTBIS SUN. MON. I Chicago 'Confidential* Utlooi tn UNITES ttTBIS SUN. MON. TUBS. ^ . APRIL 13 - 14 |- 15
May 22, 1958 Tne Hercules ruwuer award* like the medal pictured f* ...f* *jbove, an all-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress - In Chicago, aVd $400 college scholarships Id* six national champions. ■. s ■ Has Varied Application The entomology project Is one that can be successfully completed by city...
May 22, 1958 Hint Hill News ...who has recently been made Vice Pres, .of All Springfield Insurance Companies in Chicago, 111* was enroute to a Gov., Board meeting at White Sulohur Springs.
May 29, 1958 'i‘ .V . ‘ earlier at 21 to 21-1/2 ...at $22.75 to .3 50, and Virginia auctions averaged $2325, up a quarter. Chicago was down 25 cents to $23.25 to $23.75 Indianapolis was 50 , cents lower,at $23 to $23.50 and Baltimore was 75 cents lower at $24 lo...
May 29, 1958 CATTLE , ...week Virginia auc, tions dropped off 50 cents, their first decrease in weeks. Chicago dropped off 25 cent last week and a dollar tjhe week before. .The seasonal drop probably won’t be as severe as usual though. Cattlemen, are holding...
Jun 19, 1958 Flint Hill News - ...and Mrs. Spalding, Mr. • add Mrs. Spalding mo were mar-, rijed in Chicago June 7 are spending some time at The Homestead, Hot Springs. Mr. and’ Mrs. John S. Browning were bridge guest Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs....
Jun 26, 1958 Sisk Wins Again ...Blacksburg. As -a result he will have an "all-ex- 5? penses-paid” tj£p to Chicago this. • fall to ifitend the National Chib 'Congress during which he wiU re- • • present Virginia in the NarionaT ' 4-H Shearing Contest. H...
Jul 3, 1958 Mews Aaxung Our ...children Ted and Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey Jr., left Friday for Chicago where they i are visiting .several days, Mr. Willie Hunter returned home Tuesday from Martinsburg Hospital where he has been a patient for the pass three...
Jul 31, 1958 ic. and airs, jonn uaroour ...uaroour Jr. | and daughter Charise who have been visiting their parents in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. William Williams and /Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour for eight days, left > Sat. for Waco, Texas where John 4 will be ....
Aug 7, 1958 Weekly Farm Price ...and. gilts. Little change is ndticed in the Western Markets from last week. Chicago market prices were off about 50 cents. - A V A Slaughter of hogs has been^ funning a little under last year and June is the...
Aug 14, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Reid ,Jr, who have, ...Moore. Monday callers of the Moored were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Print* of Chicago and Mi* Hazel Printz of Shenandoah. Friday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Issac Hoak of Luray. A/3c Eddie Liliard left Sat-; , urday for Lake Charles...
Sep 11, 1958 First official automobile race ...run 80 miles, from Paris to Rouen. First American official race was from Chicago to Evanston and return. The French race was jn 1894 and tlje American in 1895; * * * • The first police car was a Stanley,...
Sep 18, 1958 Support Your 4H { ...to get "our hoy” theri. You simply can’t eat'and sleep on "peanuts” jn Chicago and there is many a ’ gas and oil' burning tnile from Sperryville to Windy City. Costs of Virginias' previous representatives have been as fol-lows*~
Sep 18, 1958 Gas, oil, roll tolls — $90.00 to $100.00 Lodging; ...churacter and worthy of our support. We are hoping to send him to Chicago a day before Thanksgiv-, ving so he can get some practice shearing the type of sheep to be sheared in the contest. This will be ar-;...
Sep 25, 1958 111 the mountains to visit ftm R'Amond last Wednesday ...of Richr-ond arid her son Joe Pt ;55li"v Lifiis of the University of Chicago who Here guests of Mrs. ;rrnok Moffett at her home on fey St ret, in the afternoon Mm. Moffett and her guests visited R. L. Miller...
Sep 25, 1958 mg. ...and Mis. H race White of Brown town and Mrs. Theo Payne pf Chicago were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.' Browning. I Miss Paula Miller of Washington, D. C. and Paul Milk r of Baltimore spent jrhe weekend with their...
Oct 16, 1958 All Steers averaged around $4 ...weight harrows and gilts in the auctions ranged from $20 to $21.50. The Chicago market was $19. 25 to $$19.75; this was unchanged compared with last week at the same time. The Indianapolis market was 25 cents higher and most...
Oct 23, 1958 42% in the last* 18 years. • » » ...five cities in the world have more than a million telephones. They are Chicago, Detto,
Nov 6, 1958 • Post offices send dead parcels to one of ...parcels to one of 15 regional dead parcel post branches at Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Honolulu, New Orleans, New York City, Omaha, St. Paul, San Francisco, San Juan, Seattle and Washingtn, D. C. Sometimes, lost parcels are not suitable for auction...
Nov 20, 1958 Cadet lack Sisk To ...ville, tfrith your county agent, Will leave Virginia Tech Wednesday November 26th for Chicago where he will represent Virginia in the National 4-H Sheep Shearing Contest. He will be competing with, state champion, shearers from all; over the United States...
Nov 20, 1958 reach their grade ratheh, than hold and wait for ...were bringing $22 to $24. , For good and choice grades in the Chicago market, prices were, 'running from $22 to $2325.
Dec 11, 1958 Jack W. Si»k jLc-k! third iu the National 4-Jl ...Contest held December 5th in the Amphitheater of the Union Stock,. Yards at Chicago. In all there were 21 boys in the contest representing 18 states. The preliminaries were held ony Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Those making the highest scores...
Dec 11, 1958 i IK’ supper jwt) ...after being tied up with airlines and stranded with two little pnes in Chicago. Better luck Lois ion your return. I would write more but is all the words I know how to spell. •I’m not sure these are right....
Dec 18, 1958 lojiowea vy rnr arvor.un givqi» uy Walter B.. Kilby ...State Champion Sheep Shearer, gave a very interesting ajcccunt of his trip to Chicago while participating in the National Sheep Shearing Contest. Jack told in detail about the contest as si'eli as his practice shearing enroute | to Chicago. Jean...
Dec 18, 1958 ’ R. C. H, S. News ...national Cherry Pie contests were discussed. The national bake-off will be held in Chicago in February. ' - '9 ■'. Using Christmas ideas received from both dit F.H-A. Federation meeting in Clarke County in November and the demonstration given by...
Jan 22, 1959 ^■-«^r - '•W ?<£»f*•** •'' Ty /'ffceifscoring -: criteria ...has been declared State champion and will journey to the Sheartor* Hotel in Chicago in February for competition to choose the I.—mortal Cherry Pie Chaihpion. . ,!i This contest is sponsored by the National Red Chgny Institute of Chicago, Illinois....
Jan 22, 1959 dria was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. ...one can own air, but you can rent it. The builders of the Chicago Merchandise Mart had .to rent air space to put up the giant commercial structure, which stand over the right of way of a railway.
Jan 29, 1959 Fed cattle price prospects look ...finished animals. Fed cattle prices were up 50 cents to a dollar in Chicago last week, with a top of $31.25 choice and prime at $27.50 tot $30.50 and good cattle at $26 to $28. Virginia auctions were up about...
Feb 5, 1959 4-H CLUB DOINGS ...is given an expense paid trip to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago, November 29 through December 3, J959. Stopping by John OBannon’s, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O’Bannon, I saw his Yorkshire gilt which is bred to...
Mar 26, 1959 4-H Club Doings ...will/ be given an expense paid trip to National 4-H Congress held in Chicago in November. Last year only one "reebrd” was sent in, four will be sent in this year, and I am hoping that other 4-H Club members...
Apr 16, 1959 up. following surgery. ...Mrs. Roger A. Pafaner and two sons Rager, Jr. and Timo-, thy of Chicago spent several days last week with »MrsJ Palmer's mother Mrs C. W. Miller Mr. Palmer, a warrant Officer in the , U.S. Navy is leaving very...
Apr 23, 1959 fined six cants for cussing. The umpire was Alexander ...smashed. Still wondering about the Washington Monument? Well, Billy “Pop” Schriver of a Chicago ball club caught a ball dropped from the 500-foot level of the memorial in 1892. Just a grandstander but_that’s baseball.
Apr 30, 1959 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore ...Lt. j James W. Houghton, Jr., Lancaster, Pa., Lt. George E. 'Hutson, West Chicago, 111., Lt. David N. Vannort, Charlotte, N. C., Lt. James E. Vick, Rome, Ga. Lt. Henry jW. Wyatt, Philadelphia, Pa. and Lt. John S. Yakshe, Hampton,...
May 7, 1959 Jim Miller missed several days ...and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Festus Hudson has returned to his home in Chicago. Mrs. Gilbert Weakley and Mrs. Harry Gallihugh entertained ' the FRONT ROYAL SERVICE GUIDE Call Us For mm SERVICE SHENGAS CORP. Phone ME 5-3556 Fronti Royal,...
May 14, 1959 Mrs. Hill 0.^ Lucas ...by her husband at home; one daugher, Miss Judith Carter Lucas, University of Chicago and two sons, Robert Desha Lucas. Jr. of Norfolk, Va. and Jo Desha Lucas of the University of Chicago and four grandchildren. Also surviving are two...
May 14, 1959 Simple graveside services following an earlier service in Richmond, ...Miss Judith Carter Lucas and Mr. and ’ Mrs. J. D. Lucs, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lucas, Jr. of Norfolk, Miss Josephine Timberlake, Miss Laura Stover and F. R. Breckenridge of Washington, D. C., Miss Eleanor White,...
May 28, 1959 It is interesting to note that in the same ...hearings on voting rights in Montgomery, Ala.; hearings on housing in New“Yorlc City. Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta, Ga., and a conference on education in Nashville, Term. The Commission also set up State advisory committees, “in all of the States...
May 28, 1959 CONGRESSMAN REPORTS ...hearings in such big cities of the North and West as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Dr. Hannah explained that the complaints from outside the South largely involved disc r i m in‘a t i on and segregation in'...
May 28, 1959 were down five per cent from the previous week. ...$17.35 with the popular price for top hogs ranging from $16.75 to $17.76. Chicago was $16.50 to $17.50 which w asabout steady. Indianapolis was unchaned at $16.50 to $17.25 and St. Louis was 25 to 50 cents hiher at $16.50...
Jul 9, 1959 1 he Institute gets underway Tuesday the 28th with ...“The Politics of Survival”—Dr. Chas. M. Hardin, Prof, of Political Science, University of Chicago. Evidently Dr. Hardin is really a jet propelled hot rod—his one hour talk is scheduled to stimulate two hours of discus