Livestock and Produce Market Quoted From Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets report mixed margins across cattle hogs calves and sheep with prices steady to lower versus last week. Cattle show weak to steady feeding and slaughter values. hogs mostly down. lambs and sheep varied with few offerings testing values amid regional price spreads.
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Baltimore
Ungrad
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Bae
Grain futures and cash prices across corn wheat and oats
Futures and cash quotations for wheat corn oats soybeans and barley. Includes May July and September wheat spreads and cash No 2 yellow corn No 2 red wheat prices in Chicago and Baltimore markets with daily price ranges and comparative year ago figures.
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Ficago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Local Markets Update Amid Market Fluctuations
Market listings appear daily in The Star with no assumed responsibility for errors. The brief notes indicate prices and items vary, urging readers to verify locally.
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Star
Local Wholesale and Creamery Butter Prices Displayed
Local market listings show Brann Patent and creamery butter priced by weight in bags of 12 24 48 and 98 pounds. Prices range from 4.75 to 6.05 per bag unit across wholesale and retail lines with other feeds and meal items listed in the same market column.
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Eero Ree Cesses Neve Ae
Shree
Interdenominational Young People Meet in Albin
Albin group meets at Burnt Church Monday evening at 7 30. Captain M W Bott to lead study on Kings of Israel and Judah.
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Albin
Burnt Church
M. W. Bott
Israel and
Judah
Pittsburgh Holds Five Minute Citywide Blackout Drill
Pittsburgh with 660 000 residents conducted a five minute blackout drill as mock aerial bombing alarms sounded. Army air corps officers reported the defense maneuver successful with downtown lights extinguished and storefronts darkened while homes stayed powered. residents lowered shades as streetcars paused and alarms wailed.
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Pittsburgh
Army Air Corps
Basin
Mrs. Mary Davis Burned In D.C.
Funeral services were held in Washington for Mrs. Mary Ellen Bailey Davis, a Frederick County native wife of Clarence V. Davis and sister of several relatives. She died in the District on Easter Sunday morning, April 13, and was born in the Greenspring area. Final rites were conducted from a Washington funeral home and she was buried in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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Washington
Mary Ellen Bailey Davis
Frederick County
Clarence V. Davis
Rose B. Adams
Grimes
de L. Fries
Jesse Shanholtz
Eprinateid
Ohio
John W
Elizabeth M. Bailey
Greenspring
14Th Street
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Rev W O Talbert To Preach Sunday
The Rev. W. O. Talbert will preach at Montague Avenue Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 oclock. He is a former Braddock Street pastor and a noted minister of the former Baltimore Conference.
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W. O. Talbert
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Montague Avenue Church
Baltimore
Soviet says USSR stayed out of Axis pact in 1940
Pravda states the Soviet Union decided not to join the Axis last November and notes Russia’s neutrality pact with Japan was not aimed at the Japanese agreement. The article adds the pact lays a foundation for friendly relations between the two states.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Russia
Japan
Pravada
McEntee Dies in Clarke County at 78
William McEntee a Clarke County resident died yesterday at 1 PM after a paralysis illness. He was 78 and survived by two brothers Charles and Hugh J. McEntee and sister Mrs Sadie Finley. Funeral 2 PM Monday at ata Church on Liberty Street with Rev E S Johnson officiating and Milton Valley interment.
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J. William McEntee
Clarke County
Louise Lowery
John T. McEntee
Emily Randolph
Clarke
Charles
Hugh J. McEntee
Sadie Finley
Ata
Liberty Streets
Milton Valley
E.S. Johnson
Parliament Buildings Damaged by Air Raids
London reports that both the Commons and Lords have sustained damage from recent air raids. Windows of the Commons library were destroyed, a water tank smashed, and a bomb hole opened in the roof over the lobby. Parliament had prior damage from autumn bomb hits.
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London
Commons
House of Lords
Ofarya
Meus of Commons
Baldwin and Ran Jr. Fined for Unlicensed Fishing in Clarke Court
Clarke Court in Berryville heard cases by Trial Justice Loring Kackley. A. A. Baldwin Jr. was fined 7.25 dollars and ordered to run for fishing with no license. Ran Jr. received a 14.25 dollar fine and required to buy a state fishing license.
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Berryville
Loring Kackley
A. A. Baldwin
Ran, Jr
53 Merchant Ships Taken From French By Nazis
In Vichy France on April 19 authorities reported that 53 French merchant ships including the liner Degrasse have been requisitioned by German forces. The total tonnage is about 240000 tons, marking the first major transport seizure since earlier reports of car requisitions in France.
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Vichy
France
Germany
Mrs Williams 86 Dies At Home In Frederick County
Mrs Ortney T Williams widow of Wheeler Williams aged 96 died at her Mt Williams Frederick County home at 12 30 this afternoon She was born July 27 1855 in Shenandoah County Survived by four grandchildren Perry Sager Kenneth Bell Grace Sager and Mrs John Truitt Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev E B Smith officiating Interment in the nearby cemetery
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Ortney T. Williams
Wheeler Williams
Mt. Williams
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Williams
Perry A. Sager
Fort Meade
Kenneth Bell
Grace Sager
John Truitt
Washington, D. C
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
Sinking of Cruiser Reported by Nazis Near Salam Egypt
Berlin reports German claims that Stuka dive bombers sank an 8000 ton British auxiliary cruiser near Salam Egypt in the Mediterranean. The attack is said to have raised the Luftwaffe 24 hour shipping destruction total to about 58000 tons.
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Berlin
Mediterranean
Salam
Egypt
Three Drowned In Raging Waters
Floods across southwestern Missouri northeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas flood small streams disrupting travel and business. A snowstorm hit western Kansas with eight inches at Syracuse and a tornado damaged homes in Cache Oklahoma and leveled a lumber yard.
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Springfield
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Syracuse
Cache
Okla
Middletown Plans Clean-Up Week As Mayor Announces
Middletown Virginia mayor Fred Larrick announced a city clean-up week with trucks collecting refuse midweek. Residents should place all waste at rear alleys behind Main Street properties. He also said front yard grass mowing ordinances will be enforced.
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Middletown
Fred Larrick
Four Axis Ships Left Disabled
Four Axis merchant ships and an escort vessel were set afire or left sinking, eight British planes missing, as air ministry noted in a communiqué about North Sea operations.
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London
Air Ministry
North
Park Baseball Team Meeting Set at City Hall
Prospective Park players and members are invited to a City Hall meeting on Monday evening April 21. Sandy Baker, manager, will preside as announced today by Russ Potts, the club’s business manager.
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the Park
City Hall
Sandy” Baker
Russell Potts
Checks Report Brother's Death
W Brent Brill of 119 East James street reported his brother Lohr Gogg Brill of Los Angeles presumed dead. Brill, a former sheriff of St Frederick county, last heard from in 1926, was a conductor for Electric and Pacific railway between Los Angeles and Hollywood Venice.
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W. Brent Brill
East James Street
Lohr Gogg Brill
Los
Winchester Is Well Represented In London
Winchester residents learn of British contact as Robert L. Gray III reports a postcard from London. He had lunch with Major Bryan Conrad and Colonel Hatcher, husband of Miss Rice of Winchester. The note says Winchester is well represented and all goes well.
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Winchester
London
Robert L. Gray, III
Allen Gray
Robert L. Gray
St. Patrick's Day
Mr. Gray
Bryan Conrad
Col. Hatcher
Miss Rice
L. E. Rice
Track Team Heads to Woodstock Meet Against Massa Nutten
Handley's track teams travel to Woodstock Monday afternoon for their third meet of the season. They will face Massa Nutten Military Academy whose team is unproven this season but regarded as unusually talented in all events.
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Handley
Woodstock
Massanutten Military Academy
Change in Boys Choir Rehearsal at Market Street Church
Andrew Babb director of the Market Street Church Boys Choir notes a rehearsal shift from Tuesday at 4 to Monday at 4. Open to boys ages 9 to 15. Prospective members may contact Mr Babb after 6 pm at 1958 R or via the church office.
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Andrew Babb
Market Street Church
Jackson
Woodstock
Round Hill
Mr. Babb
Nye Proposes A Call for Real Aid To Yugoslavia
Nye argues that U S pledges to Yugoslavia and other small nations are empty. He says such promises undermine U S prestige and fail to deter aggression by relying on aid the nation cannot supply.
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Yugoslavia
Weitheng
Labor Chief Urges Immediate Resumption of Coal Mining
Washington April 19 The Secretary of Labor Perkins urged coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America to agree to immediate resumption of mining to insure an adequate coal supply for defense and other industries. She also urged southern soft coal operators who left the Appalachian wage conference to resume negotiations with the UMWA.
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Washington
Stettinius Named Production Manager and Director Roles
Stettinius serves as Production Management head and sits on the Metropolitan Life Insurance board. He previously aided Roosevelt in the Share the Work effort in 1932 and acted as liaison for the NRA in 1933 while contributing to the Social Security Advisory Committee and the U S Department of Commerce business advisory council. Born October 22, 1900 in Chicago, he attended the University of Virginia 1919–1924 and now sits on the alumni board. He is married with three children and maintains a summer home at Cage on Lodge near Orange, Virginia.
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Sice
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
OPM
Stettinius
Roosevelt
2Nd
Federal Reserve District
NRA
Industrial Advisory Board
Social Security Advisory Committee
Business Advisory Council
U. S. Department of Commerce
University of Virginia
Alumni Board of Trustees
Delta Psi Fraternity
Broadway
New York City
Chicago
Edward R
Judith Carrington Stettinius
Edward
Wallace
Joe
Mr. Stettinius
Cage
Lodge
Orange
Assistant Pastor To Teach Class at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Jonathan Edwards will teach the Men's Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 a.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Jonathan Edwards
The
Presbyterian Church
General Motors faces defense shift and 1942 model plan
K T Keller notes defense work delays 1943 model plans while Sloan says GM will push 1942 models through 1943. The change aims to divert up to 90 percent of tooling capacity to defense. Production of the 1942 model continues, with output rising by July, as trade sources foresee higher prices due to costs and taxes.
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K. T. Keller
Sloan
General Motors
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Edna St. Vincent Millay
Metropolitan Opera
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Nye
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
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Mr. Kipling
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Virginia Livestock Market
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