Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Market notes from Chicago Baltimore Washington Richmond Philadelphia and New York list bids for wheat corn oats rye and barley with assorted prices for No 2 red winter No 2 yellow and mixed futures. Prices span apples potatoes butter eggs poultry and regional produce with state allocations and day April 3 quotations.
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Chicago
Baltimore Wheat
Baltimore
Balore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Yorks
Ben Davis
Starks
Romes
U. S
New York
Maine
U.S
New Florida
Bliss
Washington
Plymouth Rocks
Keats Young
Jesser
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn
Florida
Idaho Bakers
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Summary
Chicago Butter no extras offered 18 1 bide 7 1-20 17 3-4. YORK EGGS New York April 3. Eggs markets mixed with bids and quotations listed for various grades. CHICAGO BOGS April 3 Receipts 33 cases market steady to firm. quotations for extras firsts mid teens. Washington April 3 Eggs market notes receipts and grade prices. PHILADELPHIA EGGS April 3 Receipts 4,947 cases market steady with various firsts and seconds quoted. BALTIMORE EGGS April 3 Market firm with nearby receipts and sales. BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK April 3 Hogs receipts 2,500, market steady, top 4.65.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Long Island
Washington Poultry
Washington
NEW York Poultry
New York
York
Egga
Chicago
Ohi
Baltimore
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Baltimore Livestock
Changes To Be Made In Bill To Sell Securities
Framers of the administration bill to regulate the sale of securities conceded today that some provisions would cause unintentional hardships and proposed changes to apply it only to new issues or parts of old issues not yet offered for sale. The Senate judiciary committee tentatively approved the Johnson bill to bar loans by Americans to any country in default on obligations to U S citizens. Railroads have saved millions by studies in softening water to prevent scale in locomotive boilers.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
The Laws and Mackey families express gratitude to friends and lodge members for their sympathy during illness and death of their son and nephew William E. Laws. Thanks are also given for the flowers from Mary Mackey, Katie Laws, and family.
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William E. Laws
Mary Mackey
Katie Laws
Who's Who in Washington by Charles P Stewart
Washington business reorganizations loom large and risky as boom managers seek to keep control. A czar system is favored by the old crowd. Senator Hiram Johnson is rumored as a Supreme Court possibility. The Labor Department faces a flood of enlistment for Roosevelt’s forestry corps, including professionals and clergy. Judicial pay remains protected for life, with only voluntary reductions possible.
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Ashington
D. c
Washington
Labor Department
Roosevelt
U. S
Inquiry About Man Who Forgot 29800 in Lynchburg
An investigation into a stranger who left 29800 in cash under a hotel pillow in Lynchburg on February 11 is underway. Ted Vaughan, special investigator, says the man registered as G H Graham of Baltimore and may be linked to a $100000 stolen bonds case.
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Lynchburg
Ted Vaughan
Nashville
Richmond
Vaughan
Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund Distributes Support
Over 28 years the London based fund distributed 800000 dollars to 20000 members and funded education for 100 children of members who had died.
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Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund of London
Bank collapse links widen with stock manipulations
Senate sub committee probes stock manipulation expand beyond New York to Cleveland. Investigations tie Van Sweringen railroads to the downfall of two large Cleveland banks. Cleveland interests push independent inquiry while Morgan interests hope to deflect attention. Missouri Pacific railroad acts under the new federal bankruptcy act.
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New York
Senate
House of Morgan
Cleveland
van Sweringen
van Sweringens
Cleveland Interes
Missouri Pacific
Bank victim calls for prosecutions after mortgage sale
A large city depositor complains of mortgage mismanagement after the bank urged him to keep funds in savings. He says the bank closed, sold his mortgage to a holding company formed by banks, and now faces full collection while his deposit is paid at 40 percent. He demands prosecutions.
Two Airplanes Reach Everest Summit in Historic Flight
In Purnea India on April 3 two aircraft flew to 35 000 feet and over Mount Everest. The Marquis of Clydesdale Lieutenant-Colonel L V Stewart Blacker and Flight Lieutenant D F McIntyre photographed from the peak with a Sir Bennett camera. The ascent tested upper atmosphere conditions and recorded a 60 to 69 mile per hour wind at peak and frost exposure for McIntyre. A separate note mentions a nine foot wide hole found in a lawn in Tividale linked to a 200 foot mine shaft closed half a century ago.
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Purnea
India
Mt. Everest
Marquis of Clydesdale
L. V. Stewart Blacker
D. F. MclIntyre
Sir Bennett
Cretten Ae
McIntyre
Lord Clydesdale
Everest
Tividale
England
How Vegetables Change In Process of Cooking
Logan Clendening explains plant pigments including chlorophyll flavones carotins and anthocyanins. He notes chlorophyll turns to chlorophyllins with baking soda and pheophytins with acid, carotins cause harmless yellow skin from overconsumption, flavones shift with pH, and anthocyanins vary from red to blue with acidity, emphasizing pigment preservation for health.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Roosevelt nominates a raft of patronage picks in push to fill posts
President Roosevelt forwarded several nominations including Sumner Welles as assistant secretary of state Claude G Bowers as ambassador to Spain Joseph W Woods for the eighth circuit and Harry M Durning as collector of the Port of New York He discussed further appointments with Postmaster General Farley with speculation on John S Cohen and James M Cox taking government posts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Claude G. Bowers
New York
Spain
Joseph W. Woods
Nebraska
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Harry M. Durning
Port
James M. Cox
Ohio
Railroad Bill Aims at Coordination and Cost Cuts
Washington April 3 The administration seeks coordinated railroad legislation to reduce operating costs and avoid mass layoffs. Secretary Roper Joseph B Eastman and Dr W W Splawn expect a complete bill ready for President Roosevelt after two conferences with labor security holders carriers and officials. The plan focuses on economies rather than consolidation and aims to prevent 350000 job losses.
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Washington
Roper
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
W. W. Splawn
Roosevelt
Grand Jury To Probe Pittsylvania County Finances
Judge Frederick W. Coleman ordered a seven member grand jury in Spotsylvania County to investigate Pittsylvania finances after a report by State Auditor T Coleman And rews declared the accounts muddied and tangled. The panel will meet April 24 to determine if state criminal laws were violated and examines a $3,721.97 shortfall as of November 30, 1992 plus reported overdraws by county officials and errors in school board reports.
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Fredericksburg
Frederick W. Coleman
Spotsylvania County
T. Coleman Andrews
Commonwealth
R Carner
Frank M. Chichester
Irvin
Clare
Pollard
Revenue
Woman Names Negro As One Of Assailants
In Decatur Alabama on April 3, Victoria Price, 23, clung to her claim that six black men attacked her on a freight train two years ago. She named Heywood Patterson, later identified among nine accused in the Scottsboro case, as one of the six. Defense attorney Samuel Leibowitz questioned her with details spanning three days prior to the attack.
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Decatur
Ala
Victoria Price
Muntaville
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro Cage
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
New York
the International
French Foreign Legion recruits from many nations
The French Foreign Legion is a military organization recruiting from foreign citizens and Frenchmen who have completed service. Enlistment is voluntary and volunteers are typically sent to North Africa where the regiments are stationed.
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French Foreign Legion
France
North Africa
Bid Slams and Card Play From Central Press Bridge Column
Famed bridge teacher E W Shepard discusses old and revived slam bidding. A sample hand analyzes opening three of a suit with no side Ace and explores alternate interchanges and outcomes, previewing the proper bid for a slam next installment.
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Central Press
E. W. Shepard
Monument to honor pioneer John Hottel to rise near Toms Brook
A large historical monument for John Hottel, first of the Hottel family in the Shenandoah Valley, will be erected near Toms Brook in Shenandoah county by the Hottel Keller Memorial Association. Trustees announced the project. The Hottel Keller society is a major Virginia family group with members across the United States, including Alaska. John Mottel and wife Margaret, from Germany, arrived Sept 14, 1732, to Philadelphia, then moved to Bucks County Pennsylvania, and settled in Virginia in 1760.
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John Hottel
Shenandoah Valley
Toms Brook
Shenandoah County
Hottel Keller
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Virginia
Educated Minds Seek Faults to Improve
The text contrasts educated minds with the uneducated, noting that trained thinkers seek to identify and correct their faults while unschooled individuals tend to hide them. It argues that this difference accelerates progress for the educated.
Stock Market Trains Its Eye On Washington
Stocks showed little inclination to deviate from recent patterns as Wall Street watched Washington. Scattered short covering gave a mild lift at opening, but demand lacked depth and soon the list turned irregular. Sterling cables opened at 3.42 1 2, Call money 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Sterling
Lightning Safety Outlook in Structures and Exposed Areas
Modern steel buildings and ships offer lightning resistance, while safety is higher indoors than outdoors. Avoid high exposed spots such as hilltops isolated trees and fence lines. Global rain is heavy with scientists estimating enormous daily precipitation across the world.
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