WAR COUNCIL CHEERS GARY RED CROSS CHAPTER
The Gary Red Cross chapter reports war fund receipts led by United Supply Company and local subscriptions. A telegram from the War Council praises county patriotism and urges continued support as total donations reach over 5,800 dollars with numerous communities contributing.
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WAR Council
Gary Red Cross Chapter
Gary
Red Cross
The
Metriowell County
Harold Hraddoecte
Col
United Supply Company
Market Quotations Hogs Cattle and Sheep Summary
Chicago market reports show hogs weak with many classes at 15.50 to 16.10 per cwt and pigs 11 to 14.65. Cattle mostly weak with native beef 8.50 to 13.80 and calves 11.50 to 15.15. Sheep strong with wethers 9.15 to 12, lambs 11 to 16.75. Baltimore wheat set tling prices No 2 red 2.50 and No 2 red western 2.55. Oats standard white 0.73. Philadelphia eggs and live poultry steady. Chicago pork July 39.20 and Sept 39.52.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grain futures and cash close report from Chicago markets
Furnished by Rector Barham Taylor Grain Brokers shows July wheat 2.0125 bid high 2.03 low 2.01 close 2.03 Sept wheat 1.80, corn July 1.53% high 1.54 low 1.5314 Sept 1.40% 1.42% oats July 62% high 62% low 61% 62% Sept wheat cash and corn cash prices listed No. 2 yellow 1.69 1.70 No. 2 white 1.09 1.70 No. 2 mixed 1.69 1.70 No. 3 white 6% 7% No. 4 white 6% 7% standard 6% 6.8.
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Rector, Barham & Taylor, Grain Brokers, Law and Commerce Building
Chicago
Baseball scores and pitching duels from June 21
In Chicago Bagby outpitched Cicotte as Cleveland shut out the White Sox 1 to 0 in a first inning tally. Bush blanked the Senators as Philadelphia beat Washington 6 to 3. The Yankees edged the Red Sox 5 to 4 in New York after a late eighth inning rally. Detroit defeated St Louis 5 to 4 as Austin’s misthrow set up Cobb for the decisive run.
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Philadelphia
Marquard
Millar
Alexander
Killifer
Testenu Fools Braves
Boston
Tesreau
New York
Rariden
Regan
Allen
Gowdy
Pirate
Tienective
Pittsburg
Chicago
Miller
Grimes
Hendrix
Seaton
Elliott
Ihies
W. Wagner
Lowa
Louis
Se ‘Athe
Senda
van Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cruise
Jiggins
Byron
Hetzel
Toney
Wwingo
Watson
Packard
Murchison
Snyder
Bagby
Cicotte
Cleveland
Dagby
O'Neill
Schalk
Bush
Senators
Washington
Yankees
Gardner
Shore
Pennock
Agnew
Love
Shocker
Nanamaker
Cobh
Detroit
Austin
Bnt
Cobb
St.Louis
St Bug
Elks Parade to Highlight Minnesota Convention
Winona Minn June 21 A patriotic parade billed as the region s most elaborate street pageant will lead the Minnesota state convention of the Elks meeting in Winona today and continuing tomorrow The event has drawn 2000 members and friends from across Minnesota Edward Righter of New Orleans grand exalted ruler attends as guest of honor
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Elks
Winona
Minn
Minnesota
Order of Elks
Order
Idward Righter
New Orleans
Ohio women to organize for wider wartime role
A state convention in Columbus on June 22 aims to organize Ohio women for the broader field expected during the war. Prominent delegates arrive from cities and towns statewide, with H. Anna Quinby of Columbus presiding as president of the Ohio Business Woman's League.
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Columbus
Organization of Ohio Women
H. Anna Quinby
The
Ohio, Business Woman's League
Lemon Skin Whitening Lotion Recipe
A vintage beauty tip explains making a skin softening lotion from the juice of two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint bottle. Strain the juice, mix, and massage daily to whiten and brighten the face neck arms and hands.
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Amy Akin
Brooklyn Beats Alexander to Take 4 2 Win
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Marquard pitched well aside from one run. Brooklyn struck for two runs in the second and one in the third inning to pull ahead.
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J. D Janes
Caples
West
Welch
Brooklyn
Alexander
Philadelphia
Marquard
United States Court Grants AP Full Prayer in INS Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals granted the Associated Press full relief in its suit against the International News Service. It ordered the district court to issue an injunction, citing a Cleveland paper with AP ties and a New York paper using AP data read from telegraph machines. Key facts remain disputed on injunctive relief.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Associated Press
International News Service
District Court
Cleveland
Cleveland News
New York City
Pool Bituminous Coal Shipments During War
Washington June 21 shippers of bituminous coal reach an agreement to pool all shipments to tidewater at New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Hampton Roads to reduce car usage and speed delivery. The plan major ports will haul about 6 640 000 tons about twenty percent more than last year and reduce 1 156 kinds of coal to forty one. Coal of a grade will be supplied from any shipper to fill an order and no more holding freight cars for a full cargo of a specific grade.
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Washington
Tidewater
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
National Defense Council
Railway War Board
Fairfax Harrison
Atlantic Seaboard
Lifting of Greek blockade announced by minister in Athens
Washington reports in a brief cablegram from Minister Droppers that allied blockade of Greece is lifted. The move signals satisfaction with the Greek situation and the absence of need for further punitive measures. Camp sites for national guard divisions in the southeast were approved: Anniston Alabama Montgomery Alabama Greenville South Carolina Spartanburg South Carolina Augusta Georgia and Macon Georgia.
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Washington
Greece
State Department
Droppers
Athens
National Guard
Southeastern Department
Wood
War Department
Anniston
Ala
Montgomery
Greenville
S. C
Spartanburg
S C
Augusta
Macon
Seventeen Arrested for Distributing Literature
In Philadelphia on June 21 seventeen young men and women were arrested for distributing literature and held without bail pending further action.
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Philadelphia
Suspects Held Without Bail in Treason Riot Case
Police said the group arrested on suspicion of treason and inciting to riot were kept in custody by a magistrate without bail. Thirteen detainees were men, many lacking selective draft registration certificates. A further hearing is set for Saturday.
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Ade
Kimball
Davy
W Va
M. Mossai
W. Va
T. A. Ward
Walton Ave
D. Croy
Bluefield Avenue
Ashland Coal & Coke Co
Ashland
West Virginia
Pond Creek Coal Co
Stone
Pike County
M. L
Care
Wantipd
Lyncin Coal Company
Winding Gulf
Tlma-Thacker Fuel CO
McCarr
Winding Gulf Colliery Company
Jacksonville
Fla
W. R. Kent
Frederick L. Black
Princeton Avenue
Albert’s
Lettie F. Goodwyn Cosmetician
Marinello
Fairfax _street
King St
Floyd St
Grant Smith
Adams St
J. Thésu
Fred Mitchell
Bath
Bland
St. A
Forsale
North Street
Whitcomb
Geo. D. Whitcom Co
Kanawha National Bank
Charleston
Melrose Milling Co
Graham, Va
Honaker's _Department Store
Soda Fountain
Care Daily Telegraph
KR. P. Johnson
Wytheville
Wert Horath
Jenkin Jones
I. J. Holland
W. W. Watts Piano Co
Rex
Highland Avenue
Bluefield
P. O. Box
Graham
Ingersoll-Rand
Saxon Lime and Lumber Company
Pageton
Solvay
EMS
Anawalt
Marytown
Berwind
Tenescoe Bbsc
Elkhorn
Northfork
Yellow Sulphur Springs
Allegheny Mountains
W. E. Hazlewood
Bluefield Insurance Agency General Insurance
John F. Land
John A. Udy
Mer
Kelly & Moyer Bldg
Bluefield Transfer GO
ING
Norfolk and Western Station
Chicago Grain Market
Baseball
Dome
CLU
St. Louise Moo Ees
Cincinnati
WM. Fox
Genevieve Hamper
Rae Serela
Bluefield Furniture Company
Court of Appeals
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Tawlet 3
Shenandoah Life
Europe
Shenandoah Life Insurance GO
James A. Frazier
L. & C. Bldg
West Virginia Armature Company Electrical Contractors
Armature Winding and Power Home
A. TL. Smith
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