Market Quotations From Baltimore April 15 Produce and Livestock
Prices for apples potatoes and poultry across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia with bids and ranges for Delici ous Staymans Yorks Starks Romes and Black varieties. Cattle hogs and sheep values at Baltimore and Chicago markets with steady to higher quotes and notable gains for choic es.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
Starks
Incis
Baskets Goldens
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Stock market steadies on war flavor gains and bond strength
New York trading April 15 shows steels aircraft and related stocks regaining popularity amid war order hopes. Markets steady in Amsterdam and London with London pound firm. bonds and commodities inch higher as selective quotes list Am. Chem Am. Can Am. Smel Am. Radiator Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Southern R. Tex. Corp Union Pac U S Steel Car. Va Western Union Woolworth and others traded with uneven but overall gains and some slows.
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New York
Amsterdam
London
Paris
Eer
Am. Chem
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern R
S. O. of
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S&s. Steel
Car
Western Union
Woolworth
Futures and cash grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore
Reported quotes show wheat and corn prices at Chicago and Baltimore exchanges with cash and futures levels. Wheat futures rose to a multi month high while cash prices reflected mixed softness in corn and yellow hard wheat indicators.
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Chicago
Chicago Tech Gangie
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Mystery Vessel Reported Bound for New York
New York press reports a Germanic passenger freight ship of about 8000 gross tons seen off Nantucket by the Norwegian liner Bergensfjord today. Captain Matthew Antjon said the craft appeared armed with two guns and four masts, possibly in fish service, and heading toward New York likely by 8 o clock tonight.
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New York
United States
Bergensfjord
Matthew Antjon
Nantucket Island
Mass
Antjon
Anzjon
Middletown High Will Re-Stage Aaron Slick of Pumpkin Creek
Middletown High School senior class will repeat the play Aaron Slick of Pumpkin Creek this Friday night April 18 due to weather cancelations last week. The production follows a successful but hindered initial showing as the cast and crew prepare for a second performance.
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Middletown High School
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Creek
Two Cases to Be Heard Tomorrow
Two cases are set for trial in Frederick Circuit Court tomorrow. Commonwealth versus W. T. Chamblin charges operating an automobile under the influence of liquor. The second case involves five persons charged with net book theft after leaving Maude Brewer.
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A Taverner
Frederick
Commonwealth
W. T. Chamblin
Lquor
Comements Five
Maude Brewer
Armed bandit shot by police during Sanitary store holdup
An armed negro bandit who held up a Sanitary grocery store covering three clerks and two customers was surprised by police today. He was shot in the leg and arm and taken to Casualty Hospital after a clergyman present called a police squad.
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Washington
Casualty Hospital
Bioff Surrenders For Commitment In Chicago
William Bioff the movie labor leader surrendered at the House of Correction on an order sending him to jail for an offense from 18 years ago. He arrived with lawyer State Senator Abe Marovitz who helped keep him free since February when Bioff returned from Hollywood to contest the old corruption charges. Marovitz said new steps would be taken to free him but declined to specify the procedure.
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Chicago
William Bioff
House of Correction
Abe Marovitz
Hollywood
Marovitz
City of Los Angeles Grounds Near Yokohama
A 370 ton American freighter City of Los Angeles ran aground near Yokohama on April 15 with about 100 persons aboard. Rescue and safety procedures were reported underway as crews seek to assess damage and ensure passenger safety.
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Tokyo
City of Los Angeles
Police Court Cases Opened on Minor Infractions
Police court records show cases on reckless conduct with a $10.25 fine and driving violations including a $14 penalty. Location noted as 80a Ken street in the court listing.
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Ken Street
W. Va
Reakteo
Submarine Attack Reported Near Graig off U S Coast
Early reports indicated a submarine attack on the British freighter Graig about 800 miles northeast of New York. Two wireless messages cited an SOS and submarine sighting, with unclear details and authorities noting actions underway near Halifax.
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New York
Graig
Deeree
Halifax
Cardiff
Wales
Graig Shipping Company
London
N. 8
Mackay
Mrs Gardner Will Recorded In Frederick Circuit Court
The will of the late Eliza Gardner of Frederick City was admitted to record in the Frederick Circuit Court office. After debts are paid the estate goes to her three children Mary Severine Gardner James Wilmott Gardner and Thomas Gardner with Thomas’ share held in trust by Anna Fitzpatrick her sister named executrix who qualified bond at 2500 dollars without security.
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Coene
Eliza Gardner
of & City
Julian W Baker
Frederick Circuit Court
Mary Severine Gardner
James Wilmott Gardner
Thomas Gardner
Thomas
Lions To Meet On Wednesday In Golden Glow
The Lions Club will meet Wednesday at 6 15 PM in the Golden Glow Coffee Shop to discuss the opening game of the 1940 baseball season in Washington.
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Lions Club
Golden Glow
Washington
Fined For Having Unlicensed Dogs
Several persons were found guilty of failing to secure dog licenses in Trial Justice A J Tavenner's court. Mrs. Maggie Richards R R Strosnider and Paul Richard each paid fines and costs of 5.25 dollars and were ordered to purchase licenses.
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A. J. Tavenner
Maggie Richards
R. R. Strosnider
Paul Richard
Berlin Denies British Land Troops
British naval forces led by the battleship Warspite sank seven German destroyers at Narvik while Britain reports air and sea actions in Norway. Allied raids target Stavanger and Bergen as transports, ships, and aircraft sustain damage with several enemy vessels sunk.
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Bergen
Warspite
Narvik
North
War Office
Admiralty
Air Ministry
War Office-Admiralty
Norway
Stavanger
Coastal Command
Stavanger Appar
Germany
London
Skagerrak
Roosevelt Urges Readiness For Peace Based On Liberty
President discusses enduring peace among American nations built on truth and justice. He insists freedom and openness, not force, underlie a new western era. He cites mutual respect, negotiation, and economic cooperation as paths to rising well being.
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Roosevelt
Eeenis
Green's Talk Is Pondered by AFL Leader at GM Meeting
William Green, AFL president, denounces CIO leader John L. Lewis as a potential dictator and revolutionary figure. He accuses Lewis of planning a third party bid to seize power, challenging him to justify threats against union members and stressing AFL independence from Democratic or Republican parties.
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Flint
Mich
John L. Lewis
United States
General Motors
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Stalin
Sovet
Russia
Hitler
Germany
United States of America
Green
Lewis
America
APL
Healy Reveals More Of Plots In U S Plot Trial
Denis A. Healy, chief government witness in the trial of 16 men charged with conspiring to overthrow the U S government, testifies he bought arms for defendants with FBI money and received ammunition from government stores. He says shells were used by the action committee in Narrowsburg New York and that some defendants were members of the Christian Front.
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New York
Denis A. Healy
United States
Healy
U. S
C. Vincent Quinn
Claus Gunther Ernecke
Marcus B. Campbell
Ernecke
FBI
Action Committee
Sports Club
Narrowsburg
N. Y
Leo Healy
PBI
George Barker
101St Cavalry
Macklin Boettger
E We
Christian Front
Rites Held For Mrs. Armanda Brown
Funeral services for Mrs. Armanda Brown of Woodland avenue were held at 10 30 this morning from the residence of Mrs. Baker. The Rev. Courtney Anderson officiated. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. She was 31, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob VanMeter, survived by a brother Henry and two sisters Mrs. Linden Pingley and Mrs. Curtis Alt. Pallbearers were Rex Light Lawrence Ruble Virgil DeHaven yun Smith Carlton Ramey and Charles Clowser. Distances attendees included N R Brown Franklin Pa Rev W H Brown Alderton Pa Martin Buchanan Elkins W Va and David Lee Oil City Pa.
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Armanda Brown
Bernard Brown
Woodland Avenue
Baker
Courtney Anderson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Brown
Jacob VanMeter
Henry VanMeter
Linden Pingley
Chamberville
Curtis Alt
Petersburg
W. Va
Jesus
Rex Light
Lawrence Ruble
Virgil DeHaven
Yun Smith
Carlton Ramey
Charles Clowser
N. R. Brown
Franklin
W. H. Brown
Alderton
Martin Buchanan
Elkins
David Lee
Oil City
Farley reelected NY Democratic chair for sixth term
James A. Farley was reelected chairman of the New York state Democratic committee for a sixth term at a meeting of the National Democratic Club. The committee praised Farley for leadership in party councils and his knowledge of national affairs gained through extensive travel in his duties.
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New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York State Committee
National Democratic Club
Parley
Manuel Is Captain of Sarah Zane Fire Company
Captain Manuel received a badge signifying his appointment in the Sarah Zane Fire Company. The presentation was made by John Pat Dunn of the Rouss Fire Company.
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Frank Manuel
Sarah Zane Fire Company
John “Pat” Dunn
Rouss Fire Company
Baltic mining debate mixed with Allied strategy
Washington reports discuss how much Allied mining of Baltic waters has occurred, weighing Churchill’s claim of strategic aims against British and German descriptions. The piece notes the pace and methods of mine laying, citing historical figures and the possible use of submarines, with a contrast to World War II era numbers.
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Washington
Baltic
Bri
Battic Sea
Churchill
Norway
Mark
Britain
Germany
Scotland
Appraisal Certificates Filed for Two Estates in Court
The estate of James A. Bean is valued at 3470.65 in a Frederick Circuit Court certificate filed by P. B. Wright, Guy Webber and Harold Edwards. The Louisa L. Pugh estate is appraised at 3239.15 by Joan J. Sloat, Harold Edwards and David Reardon.
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James A. Bean
Frederick Circuit Court
P. B. Wright
Guy Webber
Harold Edwards
Louisa L. Pugh
Joan J. Sloat
David Reardon
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