Markets Report from Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Listings
Livestock and produce markets show cattle trading steady to weaker in Baltimore with cows low and grass fat prices up to 8.00. Hogs mostly 10 lower, calves soft, sheep meager and steady. Chicago demand firmer for fed steers and yearlings with top cattle around 17.25 for large weights. Philadelphia reports modest poultry and dairy prices.
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Baltimore
Dept
Chicago
Texas
Corn Belt
Montana Rangers
Philadelphia
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Market listings are updated daily with corrections noted. The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors while keeping readers informed of changes and current prices.
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Chicago and Baltimore Grain Prices Rise and Fall
The market reports show wheat futures gaining as Winnipeg deliveries surge and European demand revives North American exports. Closing prices list for wheat corn oats soybeans rye lard bellies and cash grain across Chicago and Baltimore with various futures and No. 2 red to No. 1 hard bids.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Canada
Chicago Cash Grain
Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Quotations and Thin Volume
The New York stock market wavered through the day with gains and losses across sectors. Early declines in steels later improved modestly as U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic National Steel and Youngstown faced pressure while General Motors hovered near even. Sterling touched 4.98 3 4 and French francs 3.75 1 2 cents as foreign exchange stayed subdued.
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U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Repub! c
National Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smelters
Am. Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Pastor Seastrunk resigns from Gravel Springs Lutheran charge
The Rev. C. E. Seastrunk, pastor of Gravel Springs in Frederick county for over seven years, has resigned effective September 1 to accept a call from Pelion, South Carolina. He will serve Holy Trinity at Pelion and St. John’s Church nearby. A joint council meeting will plan next steps.
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C. E. Seastrunk
Gravel Springs
Frederick County
Pelion
8. C
Seastrunk
Holy Trinity
St. John’s Church
Steastrunk
Lutheran Southern Seminary
Columbia S. C
Columbia
Congregations in Frederick County Listed
Five congregations are named Bethel Fremont St. John's Gravel Springs and St. James distributed across the northern and western sections of Frederick county.
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Frederick County
Bethel
Fremont St. John’s
Gravel Springs
St. James
Infant James Randolph Clem Dies of Pneumonia
Infant son of Luther G and Irene Jones Clem of 720 South Braddock street died shortly before six o'clock yesterday afternoon after a pneumonia illness. He was four months old, born April 17. Survived by three brothers William Garland Jack Allen and Luther Robert Clem. Funeral from Jones chapel on South Loudoun street at 2 pm tomorrow with Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Randolph Clem
Luther G
Irene Jones Clem
South Braddock Street
William Garland
Jack Allen
Luther Robert Clem
Jones
Evening Star delivery note for Winchester subscribers
Postal Telegraph advises prompt delivery of the Evening Star in Winchester with no charge for this service, ensuring subscribers receive their paper reliably.
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Winchester
Illness Fatal To Clarke Man Walter L Bell
Clarke county farmer Walter L Bell aged 64 died at St Luke's Hospital Richmond from pneumonia after a major operation. He lived near Berryville and farmed at Cedar Hall. Survived by widow Gertrude Boyd Hall five daughters two sons a sister and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 3 from his residence with Rev W O Luttrell officiating. Interment Green Hill.
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Walter L Bell
Clarke County
Berryville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richmond
Mr. Bell
Harry Bell
Jane Elizabeth Marlow Bell
Cedar Hall
Bell
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
South
Gertrude Boyd Hall
N. O. Renner
Arnold Rutter
John Payne
Virginia Bell
Elaine Bell
Arthur
Walter Bell
Clarke
Joseph Gaynor
Gaylord
Joseph E. Bell
W. S. Bell
Charles Town
W. Va
W. O. Luttrell
Marvin Chapel Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Allem-Millers Open Special Services Tonight
The Allem Millers group of musicians and evangelists open a new series of services at First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue tonight at 7 45 starting with an invitation to all. They play 15 instruments and drew large crowds at their Easter visit and have toured the eastern U S with good response.
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Allem-Miller
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Mollie A Forney Terry Dies in Seattle
Mrs Mollie A Forney Terry formerly Mollie Forney born in Stevenson Virginia died Thursday August 5 in Seattle Washington. She was daughter of the late John and unknown Forney of Stevenson VA she is survived by two sisters Mrs John C Clark of McKeesport PA and Mrs Dora Johnson of Portland Oregon and one son and daughter in law Clifton Terry of Seattle Funeral services were held from her west coast home Monday.
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Mollie A. Forney Terry
Beattie, Wash
Mollie Onc ZY
John Forney
Stephenson, Va
John C. Clark
McKresport
Dora Johnson
Portland
Ore
Virginia
Clifton Terry
Seattle
West Coast
Highway First Aid Station Dedication Planned Near Winchester
The Winchester Rotary Club announces a new Highway First Aid Station to be dedicated Thursday at 2 30 PM at the W A Biggs filling station on the Front Royal Turnpike six and a half miles southeast of Winchester. Red Cross sponsors existing stations at Gore Martinsburg Turnpike, Clearbrook, and Berryvale Avenue, with another on the Front Royal Turnpike soon opened by the Jewish Community.
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Winchester-Prederick
The
Red Cross
W. A. Biggs
Front Royal Turnpike
Winchester
Yard Party Set for Minniewood Sunday School Lawn
The ladies of the Minniewood Sunday School will hold a yard party on the Church lawn Thursday night August 12. Ham chicken sandwiches ice cream cake and drinks will be served. The public is invited.
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Minniewood Sunday School
Japanese and Chinese Skirmish Near Great Wall Pass
The Sino-Japanese tensions flare as Chinese forces hold at the Great Wall pass near Nankow while Japanese claims of a destroyed detachment surface. Peiping reports say a major battle brews for the pass into Chahar, with Japan warning of retaliation if attacked. North Hopeh channels face disruption as Japan seeks censorship powers over Peiping and Tientsin communications.
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Great Wall
Nankow
Pieping
Peiping
Chahar Province
Japan
North Hopeh
Tientsin
Quints Visit Planned Nursery Tourists Stay Behind
Dionne Quints four years old attract crowds at the Dafoe hospital. Emilie recovered from a sniffle but remains sequestered with the rest to prevent a public spectacle. Doctor Dafoe explains there is no point in exposing only one of the quintuplets.
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Dafoe Hospital
Emilie
Carter family mourns as interment set in Mount Hebron
Shirley Carter is remembered with favorite hymns The Strife Is Oer and In the Cross of Christ I Glory. The interment will be in the family lot in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Immense floral tributes arrive at the Carter home on West Boscawen street from Winchester and other communities. Telegrams from friends nationwide express sorrow and comfort at the severance of cordial longstanding relations.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Carter
West Boscawen Street
Winchester
Mr. Carter
Daytona Beach Airliner Crash Details Emerge
Wreck survivors recount multiple impacts at Daytona Beach. Williams describes entering the plane to aid injured passengers as a fire risk loomed. E. W. Philpots, 10, escaped major harm, while the pilot and a passenger were among those found at the scene. A review board was named in Washington to hold open hearings on the crash with Florida aviation officials aiding.
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New York
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Williams
Dr. Gratz
Jacksonville
Orlando
E. W. Philpots
Philpots
Mexican Air Service
Washington
Ernest G. Draper
Eastern Airlines
Daytona Beach
Fila
Denis Mulligan
Air Commerce Bureau
Robert I. Hazen
Newark
George J. Losson
Wedding Invitations Now At Special Prices
A local print shop advertises wedding invitations at special prices. The notice highlights discount options and invites readers to inquire for details and customization.
Announcements Invitations Money Saving Prices At STAR JOB PRINT
A compact notice highlights savings on printing services at STAR JOB PRINT. It promotes announcements and invitations with special pricing aimed at customers planning events or communications.
President cites need for standards in expanding vocational education
The President warns that rapid extension of vocational programs risks lower teaching quality and greater inequalities in funding. He notes certification standards cannot be diluted, cites active lobbying by educators for funds, and highlights $900,000 for Thompson River and $790,000 for Gila River reclamation within a $41.53 million total.
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Big Thompson Colorado River
Colorado
Gila River
Arizona
County Schools Names and Teachers Listed
County schools list teachers by name for Round Hill White Hall Middletown Stephens City Leetown and Cedar Hill Pocahontas Jackson including Retha C Cooper Lydia Barton Virginia Homer Grace Miller Martha Funk Dorothy Flowers Lucille Jackson Margaret Isner May Alice Thomas Alma Syphax and others.
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Lian Oakes
Round Hill
Retha C. Cooper
Lydia Barton
Virginia Homer
Grace Miller
White Hall
Lewis B. Newton
Martha Funk
Dorothy Flowers
Lucille Jackson
Margaret Isner
Middletown
May Alice Thomas
Stephens City
Alma Syphax
Leetown
Cedar Hill Pocahontas Jackson
Shadow boxing drills open Sicily mock war exercise
Soldiers sailors and airmen prepare for a large scale simulated invasion in western Sicily. A blue army of three divisions with home defense forces will clash with a red army of two divisions as convoyed fleets shell the coast. The event echoes Sicily's wartime liberation and showcases modern war machinery.
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Sicily
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Family Quarrels
A Will Rogers tale recalls children arguing with snappy comebacks. A boy calls a girl a sissy after overheard family rows, and she retorts that their parents married by a justice of the peace or by the secretary of war, delivering a sharp punch to the feud.
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Feller
American News Features, Inc
Modern Italian defenses in Sicily threaten invasion routes
Troop maneuvers simulate Punic era combat with modern air units and home defense volunteers. Blues deploy a brigade to repel the enemy toward the sea while red forces gain air supremacy. Militia battalions relieve coast patrols and shore batteries as supply trains and anti-air units prepare for endurance.
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Sicily
French
Morocco
Egypt
Italy
Suez Canal
Congress Heads Into New Session With Farm Bill Priority
Congress leaders agree to give the farm bill priority at the January session while the House plans to start wage and hour debate this week. Senate advances measures including a Bonneville project but House action is needed on amendments. A veterans' benefits bill would raise costs by about 7.9 million dollars next year.
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Senate
House
Columbia River
White House
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