Markets Review of Baltimore Chicago Livestock and Grain Prices
Baltimore markets show mixed gains and declines across cattle hogs and sheep with price shifts from prior week. Cattle midweights up 25-50 cents, heifers to 25 higher, cows strong to 25 higher. hogs mostly steady to 10-25 higher on some classes. sheep mixed with lambs up around 15-25 over week earlier. grain and feed prices listed for various commodities and farm feeds. Major entries include U S Dept of Agriculture reports for Baltimore and Chicago with state and regional comparisons and specific price bands.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
U. S
Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept
Montana
Local Markets Listing Prices For Feed And Staples
Local wholesale market prices include Crystal brand flour in 98 pound and smaller bags, Magnolia and other brands with 48, 24 and 12 pound bags, corn meal in sacks, various feeds such as egg mash and dairy blends, and livestock items. Prices range from 1.60 to 6.50 per bag or per 100 pounds, with steadiest quotes near 2.30 to 6.50 depending on item and size.
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Kasco
Eegeeees
Suez Seas
Ae Tent
Magnolia
Stock Market Report brief session mixed gains final rally
New York Aug 1 Stocks mostly lagged in today's brief session but finished irregular as some specialties advanced while key groups faced profit taking. Transfers around 550000 shares. Drought news weighed on farm implement issues, but selling slowed with holiday weather. several steel utility and mine issues held or gained.
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New York
Conmebeck
American Telephone
Federal Communications Commission
al Chem & Dye
Rad & Sts
Sm R
Teel
Tek
Anacona A. T
Beth Stecan
Case 158
Chrysler
Corn Credit
Dupont de N
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Mills
Gen Met
Int Harvest
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Mont-Ward
NY Central
Owens Ill G
Grain quotes surge as corn leads price rise in Chicago
Chicago futures push corn up about four cents a bushel amid drought forecasts and expected crop damage. Wheat and oats hold gains with mixed futures, while cash grain prices show broad strength and notable premium for No. 1 grades. Baltimore reports a wheat spot price for No. 2 red winter.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market prices for wheat and corn
Domestic market notes Wheat at $1 per bushel White corn $5.25 per barrel Yellow corn $5 per barrel All prices based on deliveries at mill August 1.07 percent August.
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Winchester
Property Sold in Shannon Hill Auction on West Virginia Ave
The A. A. Line house and lot in Shannon Hill on West Virginia avenue was sold at public auction today. J. W. Rosenberger and Company purchased the property for 1000 dollars.
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A. A. Line
West Virginia Avenue
Shannon Hill
J. W. Rosenberger and Company
Mrs McCann obituary from Frederick county cuts family ties
Mrs McCann died after a long residence in Frederick county and is survived by her husband, two sons including Sheriff McCann, three daughters, three grandchildren, and three sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Monday at the family residence near Stephenson conducted by Rev E B McGukin with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Dann
Frederick County
Sheriff McCann
Thomas K. McCann
Tenaha
Tex
Kenneth Rice
D. W. Alexander
Ruth McCann
Betty Ann Thomas
Thomas K. McCann, Jr
Texas
Thomas M. Horn
Cany Hill
John 8. Solenberger
Winchester
Charles M. Solenberger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stephenson
E. B. McGukin
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Flood Talks Held To Start Flood Projects Now
President Roosevelt met with associates at Montpelier and on his train to discuss starting needed flood control projects without waiting for congressional money. The talks aimed at moving the 320 million omnibus flood control act ahead, and the trip included a Quebec welcome and a note on U S Canada peace ties.
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State Capitol
Montpelier
Roosevelt
Congress
Quebec
Wolfe
Montcalm
Canada
United States
Convicts Riot On Prison Yard Break Prompted by Leader
Convicts riot continued from page one as inmates ordered cooks to stop work and piled food in the yard. Frank Tilson urged a break, guards fired to halt, three prisoners were shot, and state police arrived with tear gas bombs as the crowd surged toward walls.
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Frank Tilson
H. H. Corey
Family Fight Confession Shifts Blame In Slaying Case
In a homicide case, Wightman initially confessed to slaying a mother but later accused the girl, a radio chorister, as investigators noted. The girl, athletic and composed, claimed she grabbed the hatchet during a quarrel over an early dinner and tennis plans before both were set to be arraigned.
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Wightman
O'Neill
O’neill
Raymond J. Cuddy
Women Fight Like Tigresses in Spain News
Spanish rebel troops report encounters with women fighters described as Communist warriors who battled Insurgents like tigresses. Insurgents claim their advance over the Guadarrama mountains near Madrid faced near standstill as heavy combat persisted and bodies of Red Carmens lay on the ground.
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Burgos
Spain
Guadarrama
Madrid
Progress on electric line to Gainesboro area advances
Wilbur M Krise of the Northern Virginia Power Company reported continued progress on a proposed electric light and power line serving Gainesboro Cross Junction and Whitacre. About 70 to 80 potential customers have agreed to use electricity, justifying an 11 mile line from Hayfield to Gainesboro then northwest to Cross Junction Whitacre. A separate spur would extend east on Route 7 from Gainesboro within two miles of the current terminus around Nain. Crews will begin staking the exact route.
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Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Whitacre
Wilbur M. Krise
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hayfield
Nain
Krise
Trapshooters Hold Victory Shoot at Winchester Club
Nineteen trapshooters from Keyser and several states competed at the Winchester Gun and Skeet Club in honor of Ruth Cuthbert and Tony Renner, state champions. Scores list top marks for E. E. Cuthbert 96 and Tony Renner 95, with many others close behind. The Jim Anderson Memorial Trophy, awarded to Tony Renner this year, is on display along with the 1934 winner C. B. Stickley, marking a prestigious Virginia prize in trapshooting.
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Keyser
W. Va
Luke, Md
Baltimore
Ruth Cuthbert
F. W. Pingley
O. D. Williams
Luke
W. F. Anderson
J. Marcey
Washington
W. H. McFarland
J. R. Groves
John Arnold
Elmo Norris
Mrs. John Saunders
Hoshour To Leave For Oklahoma City Work
S C Hoshour long associated with Winchester Motor Corp. will depart tomorrow for Oklahoma City Oklahoma to join a construction firm. He formerly lived in Oklahoma City for several years and his wife and their young child are now there.
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S. C. Hoshour
Winchester Motor Corporation
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hoshour
Food prices rise as cattle on feed and feed costs jump
Local markets show broad increases across feeds and grains. Bran moves from 1.40 to 1.65 per hundred. middlings 1.65 to 1.85. dairy feed up to 1.95. Corn barrels climb from 3.65–3.75 to 5.25–5.00 delivered. wheat and flour also edge higher. Pork prices lift about four cents per pound with hams, bacon, sirloin, porterhouse, and round steak all marking higher retail quotes.
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Winchester
Baltimore
Porterhouse
Doctor Louis Tucker Undergoes Major Surgery in Baltimore
In Berryville, Rev. Dr. Louis Tucker rector of Grace Episcopal Church was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital after illness following Sunday services. The operation, described as major, was successful. His wife Mrs. Augusta Watts and son Charles Tucker remain in Baltimore awaiting news.
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Berryville
Louis Tucker
Grace Episcopal Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Augusta Watts
Tucker
Wickliffe
Meade
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Cunningham
Lloyd Williams
Spartansburg
S. C
Henrietta Randolph Rites Prepped After Death at Boyce
Henrietta Randolph 52 colored died at home in Boyce at 3 this morning. Widow of Ran Jackson who died five weeks ago. Daughter of Henry and Rachel Randolph. Survived by daughters Rachel Randolph Archie Randolph Nelson Jackson. Sisters Mary Randolph Elizabeth Brown. Brother Richard Carter. Two grandchildren and two nieces. Funeral not set early this afternoon but not tomorrow.
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Henrietta Randolph
Boyce
Ran Jackson
Henry
Rachel Randolph
Archie Randolph
Nelson Jackson
Mary Randolph
Elizabeth Brown
Richard Carter
Simple Services For Late Mrs Snow
The body of Mrs Paul ine M Snow formerly of Chicago and resident of Winchester for seven years will be interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery with graveside services. Rev George Earle Owen will conduct rites. Viewings at Jones funeral home. Relatives report Earl Snow and Mrs Wilfred Troutbeck have arrived. Miss Claire Luce was located in Spain and notified.
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Pauline M. Snow
Chicago
Winchester
Mount Hebron
George Earle Owen
Church of Christ
Jeanne Snow
Howard Snow
Edna Kepler
Quarter Final Tennis Matches in Winchester Park Tourney
In Winchester Park playgrounds, quarter finals yielded Jack Blackburn over Robert Lindsey 0-6 6-4 7-5 and A B Babb over James Himelright 5-7 7-6 6-1. W A Baker beat W G Van Meter 6-0 6-3, and Robert Sutton defeated Millard Eyler 6-3 6-2. Semis set: Blackburn vs Babb and Baker vs Sutton, to be played tomorrow at 5.
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Winchester Park Playgrounds
Jack Blackburn
Robert Lindsey
A. B. Babb
James Himelright
W. A. Baker
W. G. van Meter
Sandy
Lanky
Young van Meter
Robert Sutton
Millard Eyler
Blackburn
Farm Youth schemes Kidnap Plan Tied to Movie
Sheriff H Bechtel reports a farm youth planned a kidnapping after watching a movie on the theme. The youth identified as Powell confessed to conceiving the scheme, while Symond intended to carry it out.
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H. Bechtel
Young Powell
Symond
Weekly program of home agent week of August 3 8
The home demonstration agent lists a week of 4 H Club meetings clinics office work field tasks and contests from Monday to Saturday. Activities include foot stool projects at Reynolds Store Whitacre Whitacre Club meetings a joint Stephens City Middletown picnic at Elizabeth Furnace and several picnics and demonstrations at Gore Red Bud Mount View Miller and Shawnee clubs with guest speakers and progress reports.
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Reynolds Store
Grange Hall
Whitacre
Stephens City
Middletown
Elizabeth Furnace
Rey
Robert Nelson
Winchester
Rev. Nelson
Walford’s
Capon River
4-H
Mary Judy
Red Bud Club
Red Bud
Hattie Garrett
Mount View
Friendly Grove
Dorothy Richard
Miller
Jordan Springs
Secet
Charles Barton
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
Margaret Flickinger
Northern Virginia Power Company
Maynard Bayliss
Dry Month Followed By Hot July Records In 1931 1932
After a 1931 drought the area received 17.29 inches of rain. July precipitations from 1932 to 1935 ranged 2.38 to 4.71 inches, below the 23 year July average of 3.55 inches. A prolonged heat wave pushed temperatures to around 100 for two weeks, with a top reading of 104.5 degrees and several days over 100.
Golfers In Hagerstown Today Bi-State Championship Play
The Winchester Country Club golf team travels to Hagerstown Maryland to compete in the Bi-State championship with Purcellville. Yesterday and this morning Byrd trophy matches yielded results and defaults including Ed Stone over L H Stokes H F Byrd Jr over Dr B M Knight Jr 3 and 2 Wendell Goode over J B Beverley Edwin C Parker over John H Rosenberger and Jesse Oakes over Tommy Kremer.
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Winchester Country Club
Hagerstown
Purcellville
Ed Stone
L. H. Stokes
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Dr. B. M. Knight, Jr
Wendell Goode
J. B. Beverley
Edwin C. Parker
John H. Rosenberger
Jesse Oakes
Tommy Kremer
Marriage Licenses Rise in Frederick County This Year
Marriage licenses issued at the Frederick county clerk's office show a strong start to the year with 44 licenses issued in the first seven months, compared to 29 in the same period last year. July alone set a record with 13 licenses, up from 4 in July of the previous year.
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Frederick County Clerk
Roosevelt Doctor Dead at Marion Mass
Dr. William McDonald, infantile paralysis specialist once consulted by President Roosevelt, died at his Marion Massachusetts home early today after a four year illness. He aided Roosevelt in the long fight for health restoration.
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Roosevelt
Marion
Mass
William McDonald
Forecasts of Record Farm Income Amid Drought Press
Chicago reports farm prices at peak since 1930 with drought pushing the market. Analysts predict 1936 farm income may reach its highest in six years unless crop losses worsen. Also, Tokyo notes the Japanese grand fleet began its annual maneuvers near Formosa.
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Chicago
Tokyo
Formosa
Three Marblehead victims including seaman Ople die
In San Diego a seaman first class Robert W. Ople, 24, of Philadelphia, died today at the naval hospital, the third victim of Tuesday's gun explosion aboard the cruiser Marblehead. Democratic leaders pledge Roosevelt unwavering support from Cox and Farley. Guardsmen search for unnamed craft off Florida coast as a tropical hurricane brings rain to the Southeast.
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San Diego
Calif
Robert W. Ople
Philadelphia
Naval Hospital
Marblehead
Valparaiso
Fra
Florida
Famous pitcher hurt in hit and run incident in Evansville
Grover Cleveland Alexander, veteran NL pitching star, lies in a hospital in Evansville in critical condition after injuries police believe resulted from a hit and run accident. In Washington, a fresh insurrection charge is added against John L. Lewis and allied industrial union leaders as they face AFL executives council trial Monday.
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Evansville
Ind
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Washington
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Beer Licenses Continued After Woodstock Hearing
Licenses to sell beer were renewed for J. E. Nicholson and Sales Cooper by ABC Board licensor Wade H. Miles after a Woodstock hearing. Condition stated is no further disturbances reported to local police. Chief C. W. Hollis and Sgt. Francis M. Funk protested renewals.
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Wade H. Miles
ABC Board
Woodstock
J. E. Nicholson
Sales Cooper
C. W. Hollis
Hollis
Francis M. Funk
Miles
Nicholson
Cooper
Port Huron Boy Accused in Drowning Case
Authorities in Port Huron Michigan search for next steps after Gordon Bailey 11 admits he and Richard Hoanshelt stole money, rented a boat, and in an argument hit Richard with an oar causing his drowning. Gordon faces possible reform school sentence until age 21.
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Port Huron
Mich
Gordon Bailey
Gordon
Richard Hoanshelt
Richard
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