Turkeys Cheap as Thanksgiving Prices Fall
Market notes show turkeys likely cheaper ahead of Thanksgiving with sellers offering birds at or near five to six cents per pound on state markets. Local demand is weak as growers rush birds to New York and nearby cities, while stockpiles remain large. prices could dip further before the holiday.
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Thamdar
Tharhep Ag
Jaglor Amd
Esiot
Yowco
Geimg
Dieta
New York
AL. Kline
Sermon Moratorium Proposition Renewed
New York November 17 Rev Dr Walter Fleming of Trinity Church reiterated a two year moratorium on sermons at Columbia University Chapel. He said the still small voice in Kings should be interpreted as the voice of stillness guiding religion and the soul.
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New York
Wredericr. Fleming
Trinity Church
Anemtet
Nermona
Columbia Univerty Chapel
Fleming
Elijah
Bombardment surrounds Madrid University amid Civil War fighting
Government batteries shelled University City in northwest Madrid as Fascist insurgents defended positions around the campus and nearby streets. The battle rages as planes bomb multiple city sections, with house to house fighting feared and casualties mounting among civilians and troops alike.
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Madrid
University City
Motor University
Montanares
Uy Gen
Drunelscerane Co K
Amita
Atately
la Aying
Uni
Granty Otty
Cystro Caminos
Train Derailment Shocks Hyattaville Passengers
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed near Hyattaville Maryland while en route from New York to St Louis. The accident shook passengers and slightly injured a dining car waiter as the train sped toward Washington. initial reports say the coach and cars left the rails but were halted before toppling.
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Hyattaville
New York
Louis Daltimore
Ohio
Ailroad
Passeamera
Walter
Washington
Abe Line Addressed Conference Of Mayors Urges Retrenchment
Washington Nov 17 Secretary Ickes urged cutting federal spending in prosperous areas before the United States conference of mayors. He favored loans and grants for municipal housing and urged creation of permanent state planning skeleton to guide public works. Hopkins and Farley warned relief funds would not be turned back to pre relief levels as unemployment declined.
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Washington
Unite States Conference
Masom Ypmght
Ickes
Public Works
Akeleton
Uarry L Hopkins
WPA
Hopkins
Janie A. Farley
WEA
Farley
Dopicins
Simpson Case Before English Parliament
Nov 17 Parliament hears about Mrs Simpson friendship with King Edward. Ellen Wilkinson asks why pages are torn from American magazines, and Runciman says his board has no role. Questioning leads to clarification as Wilkins notes she may not know Mr Simpson. Newspaper ad rhetoric ends.
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Tendon
Eng
King Edward
Wall Warfled Simpson
Ellen Wilkinson
Simpson
King Madward
Runciman
British Board of Trade
Runelman
Feraily
Alisa Wilkins
Mr. Simpson
Forest fires burn about 40 acres near Blue Ridge Summit
Careless hunters are blamed for the first fall forest fires in the county, burning about 40 acres near Blue Ridge Summit and Harmony on opening day of hunting season. Civilian Conservation Camp crews under Charles Thutier and Warden Marion Rice fought the blazes with ice lines, containment achieved by Tuesday morning after NW winds. Investigators suggest careless fires or cigarettes sparked the flames. residents aided Blue Ridge Summit crews as drought conditions worsen with dry leaves posing high risk.
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Bue Ridge
Harmony
Woreeta
Fishing Creek
Charles Thutier
Marion Rice
Mountain Date
Tue Hoise
Albert O. Ritchie
Cascade
Forrester Butler
Myersville
Ater
D Toms
William G. Fenner
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Summit
CCG Crexa
Firemen's Ladder Breaks At Water Street Chimney Fire
Allen Muddy Kline and Charles Hohn escaped uninjured when a ladder used at a chimney fire on Water Street snapped. The men, firemen by occupation, were startled but reached the roof and did not fall.
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Allen
Muddy) Kline
Charles Hohn
Water Street
Cornell Names Day as Fifth President of University
Dr. Edmund Ezra Day, age 53, elected to lead Cornell University in Ithaca New York. He will replace Dr Livingston Farrand who plans to retire on June 30. Day is a renowned economist and scientist, a Dartmouth graduate who has taught at Dartmouth Harvard and Michigan.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Edmund Ezra Day
Livingston Farrand
Day I
Darthmouth
Dartmouth
Harvard
Michigan
Bift Jones Sent To U S Army Staff School
Washington reports War Department orders sign Major Laurence McC Jones sending Bift Jones to the command and general staff school at Fort Leavenworth for the 1937 98 course. This blocks him from coaching Oklahoma football next year. The Leavenworth program offers post graduate work in military science and tactics opening in September. Jones famed as football coach at West Point and Louisiana State University before joining Oklahoma was among over a hundred officers chosen for the school.
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Washington
War Department
Laurence McC
Seek To Retain Social Security Act Benefits
Jefferson City Missouri November 17 The Athannuay Chemora conference adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass legislation ensuring states without unemployment compensation laws do not lose Social Security Act benefits The report by Gov George C Pory Virginia was approved without a dissenting vote Gov Harry Woods of Maryland supported the measure
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Jefferson City
Athannuay Chemora’ Conference
Congress
George C Pory
Virginia
Varry WooNtree
Maryland
Govenor
Schumann-Eink Dies At Age 79 In Hollywood
Opera star Madame Emestine Schumann-Heink dies at 79 in Hollywood at her home on Hollywood Lane. She suffered throat and lung hemorrhage after an alimentary illness, received transfusions, and passed away with family at her side including Mme and Mrs Henry Schumann-Heink, daughters Barbara and Kathryn, and other relatives. Surviving children include Geo W Schumann in Hollywood and Walter Schumann in Chicago.
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Hollywood
Calif
Emestine Schumann-Heink
Hollywood Lane
Samuel Alter
Mle
Henry S¢.umann- Heink
Barbara
Kathryn
Ferdinand
Schumann-Helnk
Charles Fox
San Diego
Dita Schumann-Helnk
Ham Schumann-Helnk
Zinger
Hans Schmann-Heink
August Schumann-Heink
Geo. W. Schumann
Holywood
Walter Schumann
Chicago
Charlote Tres
Letpets
Germany
Brakeman Arrested on Washington County Non Support Warrant
Jesse Shark a 4 railroad brakeman was arrested in Brunswick Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff John R Lloyd on a warrant from Washington County charging non support of his wife and two children of Hagerstown Shark was brought to jail here to await Sheriff Max Malott arrival Washington County Shank is formerly from Keedysville
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Jesse Shark
Brunswick
John R. Lloyd
Washington County
Hagerstown
Shank
Max Malott
Keedyssile
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Orchard Lake
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Pete
Uae
Kaptain
Aberie Stockings
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Hendrickson
Schumann-Eink
Burrall
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Everett V. Moser
Middletown
C. C. Carty, Inc
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