Frank Ashley Dies After Returning From Funeral Scene
In Montgomery Alabama Frank Ashley was shot by Patrolman Holland during a rooftop confrontation at a grocery warehouse. Believed dead as he rode in a hearse he awoke in the mortuary and later died at a hospital, with a coroner certifying death. Separate notices list apartment for rent and housekeeping rooms on Main Street and Lafayette Street.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frank Ashley
Frank
Holland
Sargon Powerful Invigorating Tonic Promises Health Boost
Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills are touted as immediate, record breaking tonics improving vitality appetite digestion and elimination. The ad claims vast sales and broad health benefits for those with low energy and constipation, urging daily use as part of a nationwide treatment.
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Young Drug Co
Indianapolis 500 Date Set For May 30
London AP reports the Indianapolis 500 mile classic for next year is scheduled for May 30. The race date was announced among the various international automobile events.
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Indianapolis
London
Woman shoots husband and wounds herself in Eudora
In Eudora Arkansas Mrs. Fannie Ferris age 39 shot and killed her husband R E Ferris 41 a local merchant and fatally wounded herself at their home late last night A telephone operator heard the husband cry for help and authorities say Mrs Ferris had threatened to kill him before The couple had moved from Bentonia Mississippi six years ago Ferris operated a grocery and the bodies were to be returned to Bentonia for burial likely Friday
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Eudora, Ark
Fannie Ferris
R. E. Ferris
Ferris
Ed Ferris
N’e
Bentonia
Yazoo County
Miss
Ferria
Eudora
Loulaiana Line
Grower Owned and Controlled Marketing Praised by Farm Board
Utica N Y Oct 15 AP C C Teague member of the Federal Farm Board told a farmers meeting the greatest aid to agriculture is gradual development of grower owned and controlled marketing He listed other fundamentals noting that all farm problems cannot be solved by legislation and that stabilizing surpluses should be emergency only and supply and demand cannot be overridden.
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Utica
N. Y
C. C. Teague
Federal Farm Board
Teague
Syrian ministers face car ban with monthly taxi fare aid
Beginning January Syrian ministers will be barred from using public automobiles while receiving 11.50 dollars a month for tax fares. The prime minister, sanitary authorities and policemen are exempt from the new rule.
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Damascus
Hugo Black to Speak at City Auditorium Tonight
Senator Hugo L. Black of Alabama will address voters in Houston County tonight at 7:30 in the City Hall Auditorium. The event is the third in a Democratic speaker series sponsored by the County Executive Committee, drawing large anticipation from local residents and inviting all city and county voters to attend.
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Hugo L. Black
Alabama
United States Senate
Houston County
Black
Dothan
Mr. Black
Omaha Golf Family Disbands As Porter Couple Moves East
Omaha loses prominent golf couple Faye Porter and his wife who will relocate to Montclair New Jersey this month. Porter won the men s title at Sleepy Hollow country club this summer and his wife captured the women s championship there.
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Omaha
Faye Porter
Montclair
N. J
Porter
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Cottonseed Oil and Meal Futures Mixed in Regional Trading
New Orleans and Memphis price reports show cottonseed oil opened and closed steady with varied bid levels for several delivery months. Memphis bids indicate futures activity with multiple months quoted and 1,000 tons sold in cottonseed meal as prices held firm.
Upturn In Grain Values Not Well Maintained Today
Chicago reports mixed grain futures as about 100 million bushels of Canadian wheat remain unthreshed amid blizzards. Export demand for North American wheat slows while world carry increases. prices end irregular with modest gains and varied readings across wheat corn oats and related commodities.
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Chicago
Perstatent
Sugar futures rise as market shows steady gains
New York reports on October 15 with sugar futures quoted for several delivery months. Prices advance across the board with Dec at 135, Jan 138, Mar 146, May 153, July 160, and Sept 167, signaling a firming market.
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New York
Butter Prices Mixed in New York Market Report
Butter in New York on October 15 unsettled at 23 688 pounds, first grade creamery buttermilk at 3389, cheese at 402 726 steady. Market notes reference scores and standard classifications for dairy products.
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New York
Potatoes On Track In Slow Trade As Prices Steady
Chicago October 15 AP reported 102 on track with 508 total U S shipments 1 036 about steady trading slow Wisconsin sacked round whites 1 5047 1 85 few fancy 1 85 cobblers and round whites 1 40 1 60
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Butter Prices Steady as Chicago Market Reports
Butter and eggs in Chicago markets show steady tone with receipts and prices listed. Extras and fresh graded items are noted, alongside current receipts figures for butter and eggs, reflecting stable trading activity in mid October.
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Chicago
Egan
Cotton prices rise in Liverpool market report
Liverpool Oct 15 AP cotton prices quoted with spot quiet and higher, American grades lead activity. Prices for strict good middling 6.45, middling 6.00, middling 5.75, strict low middling 5.55, low middling 5.10, strict good ordinary 4.55, good ordinary 4.15. Sales 5,000 bales, receipts 14,000 with 5,65 being American notes. Futures shown January 0.71, March 5.83, May 5.93, July 6.01, October 6.10.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Market Prices From Birmingham Apples and Eggs Week Prices
Birmingham price roundup lists fruit and poultry markets for the week. Apples at 2.80 per unit, Jonathan 2.50, Lowery 2.40, pears 3.00 to 3.50, oranges 8.26 to 98.00. Hen 1.74 to 2.24, friers 2.34 to 2.66, yard eggs 34, butter 39. Prices stand for week.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sugar market holds steady as oil aids firm tone
New York October 15 The raw sugar market opened unchanged at 3.30 spots duty paid with futures steady to a few points higher. Near months advanced on covering by Cuban-connected houses while Liverpool improves the outlook. Refined sugar opened unchanged to 10 points higher with refiners planning steady firm rates at 4.55 for fine granulated tomorrow. Demand was fair but new business remained light.
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New York
Liverpool
Market Report From Chicago and St Louis Hogs and Cattle News
Chicago market data shows hogs at 13 009 head with direct 1 000, prices mixed with weights and top gains. cattle and calves total around 19 000 with weak trade on heavies and steady on yearlings, best weight steers around 12 49 and best yearlings near 13 90. St Louis cash grain snippets list wheat No 2 red 88, hard 5, corn No 2 yellow 84, white 92.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Vox
Southern selling less in evidence as cotton opens steady
New York Oct 15 AP cot ton opens steady with an advance of 3 to 17 points aided by Liverpool Cables and larger domestic consumption. Southern selling is weaker than yesterday with some covering by recent sellers. Prices rise to 10.35 for December and 10.88 for March before easing, midmorning trading slips then steadies around 10.52 for December and 10.85 for March at midday.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Wall Street
Cotton market opens steady after quiet session in New Orleans
The New Orleans cotton market starts steady with modest gains and a bullish mood driven by favorable Liverpool cables and a stronger weekly weather and crop summary. December, January, and March futures rise early before easing, then rebound to end near highs and close steady. Spot cotton closes unchanged with sales at 7,973 bales.
Call Money Steady In New York Market Report
Call money remains steady with a high of 2 and a low of 2 while the ruling rate stays at 2. Time loans ease for 2 days at 2 60 days at 2 1-2 to 2 3-4 percent. 90 days at 2 1-2 to 2 4-5 percent with 4 months around 2 1-2 2-4 percent. Prime commercial paper around 3 9 14. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Money Steady
New York
Foreign exchanges ease as markets quote rates
New York foreign exchanges show easing with Great Britain at 4.85 11-16, cables 4.85 7-8, and day bills on banks 483 58. France demand 3.41 1516, cables 3.82, Italy demand 5.23 1-8, cables 5.23 9-16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Uncertain Trajan Market or Pretorian Barracks Ruins Found
In Rome archaeologists dispute whether last year s ruins in the city center are Trajan markets or Pretorian guards barracks. Initial labeling by Muscoliat called the site Trajan markets.
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Rome
Trajan
Pretorian Guards
Muscoliat
Trajem Merkets
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