Baltimore Markets Report on Cattle Hogs and Produce
Baltimore and Philadelphia notices show cattle steady to mixed with fat steers 11,50-13,25 per hundredweight and hogs 13,10-13,90 for 180-230 lb ranges. Calves and sheep steady. produce prices list apples, potatoes, poultry and dairy items across markets in Baltimore and Chicago reports.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agr
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U. S
Duchess
Northwest
U.S
New Jersey
North Carolina
Jerseys
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas
Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Extended Sales
Local market report from Virginia livestock sales on N Kent Street lists prices for cattle calves and hogs. Noted ranges cover steers heifers cows bulls and fresh cows with top lambs hogs and sows values.
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N. Kent St
Local Markets The Star Lists Daily Market Updates
Local markets section notes daily updates while disclaiming responsibility for typographical errors. The Star presents market items and price information amid standard newspaper boilerplate.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Grain Prices Fragment
Wholesale market list shows prices for bagged commodities including 98 lb bags at 6.45 per barrel and 48 lb bags at 6.55. Other entries include 24 and 12 lb bag prices, cracked corn and meal figures, and various scratched notes. The text is garbled with repeated terms and nonstandard spellings.
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Ieee Si Dense AO
Ccevececes
Cessocces
Weedny
Fesamimss
CRICK
Siqwer
Scaiuet
Market Summary Shows Mixed Oil Driven Movements
Demand for oils boosted a sluggish trading day in New York on August 11 as traders weighed pending legislation. Oils led activity with modest gains, while bonds were irregular and grains fell. Notable quotable stocks included Allied Chemical 235 and General Electric 56 3 4.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Andconda
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va.Cargo Chem
Va.Cargo Pfd
Woolworth
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago August 11. A late night reversal in wheat prices lifted the Chicago market 43 4 cents from bottom levels erasing prior losses. The rally followed a steep rise in the Winnipeg market and Saskatchewan wheat pool reports of 7,000,000 bushels purchased for relief. Closing prices: Wheat Sept 1 13 1 4 to 1 2 Dec 1 14 1 2 to 3 4 May 1 16 5 8 to 7 8. Corn Sept 1 00 3 4 Dec 67 to
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Welfare Talk in Winchester
Mrs. Homer C. Lyman spoke on recreational projects in Winchester focusing on providing play facilities for colored children. About 35 colored children performed spirituals and negro melodies for 15 minutes. Cy Mee of the Cincinnati club led songs, with W. Ford Barry among guests. Arrangements were made for a special program at the Golf Club Tuesday at 6 30.
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Lions Club
Homer C. Lyman
Winchester
P. G. Ireland
Howard James
Cincinnati Club
W. Ford Barry
Hagerstown
Lion Schenck
Golf Club
Great German Plane Looks In On Spain's War
Nordmeer, a large German ocean going seaplane, began a maiden survey flight for a new trans Atlantic route. After departing Travemunde, she crossed the Bay of Biscay toward Lisbon, passing the Loire mouth by noon. The aircraft reported smooth engine operation.
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Spain
Luebeck
Germany
Nordmeer
United States
Travemuende
Bay of Biscay
Lisbon
The
Loire
Three Games In First Round Of Winchester Park Tennis
Three matches concluded in the opening round of the Winchester Park Tennis Championship with two in A class and one in B class. Dr. Leon Slavin beat Charles Baker 6-4 7-5, William Van Meter defeated Fred Sturm 8-6 6-2, and Thomas Whitham beat Jim Webber 6-0 6-1 amid windy conditions. Officials expect more first round games to finish this afternoon.
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Winchester Park
Leon Slavin
Charles Baker
William van Meter
Fred Sturm
Thomas Whitham
Jim Webber
Towns Granted Permit To Run New Bus Line
Richmond Virginia August 11 193? The State Corporation Commission granted Towns a permit to operate passenger service between Luray and Strasburg Virginia via Front Royal. The commission denied the Front Royal to Manassas route. Virginia Stage Lines was authorized to run passenger service between Strasburg and Gainesville through Front Royal.
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Richmond
Towns Bus Lines
State Corporation Commission
Luray
Strasburg
Front Royal
Manassas
Virginia Stage Lines
Gainesville
Mrs Leatherman Injured in Washington Fall
Mrs. D. E. Leatherman of 309 South Stewart Street fractured her right ankle after slipping on the Arlington lawn in Washington. She was treated at New Emergency Hospital after Doctors Hamby and Leadbetter reduced the fracture. She plans to return home soon.
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D. E. Leatherman
South Stewart Street
Washington
Latherman
Virginia Leatherman
Suenell Bennett
Orlando
Fla
Bennett
Arlington
Grain Prices and Cash Wheat Rates in Chicago and Baltimore
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets report cash wheat and corn prices with No. 2 red wheat at 1.15 and No. 2 mixed corn around 1.03. Oats and rye quotations vary by grade with ranges. barley listed only for malting and feed. Prices reflect deliveries at mills in a dated market update.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Health Board and Water Contamination Debated
A county health official warns that almost all local water shows some bacteriological contamination and insists the public be informed with lab reports. He faults council for bypassing the Board of Health and calls for press access to all findings and timely council review.
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Anderson
Council
Board of Health
Winchester
Front Royal
Gainesboro
Clearbrook
Gore
Fertic Marshall
Daclarina
Sume
Special Board of Health Meeting Hears Contamination Report
A special Board of Health meeting reviewed a letter from Major Richard Messer’s office noting F H Miller found slight contamination in Winchester springs from seepage near sink holes. The report urged softening and filtration to a TT water supply for continued use of Rouss and Old Town springs.
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Board of Health
Marshal
Richard Messer
F. H. Miller
Winchester
Rouss
Old Town
Brucetown Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Brucetown Virginia residents share weekend visits with relatives in Great Cacapon West Virginia Treasure Cove Maryland and Martinsburg News mentions Rose Suter of Baltimore visiting J B Snapp and Julian Snapp family gatherings include Mr and Mrs H L Myerly Mr and Mrs W B Brill and Mr Ray Russell Carl Snapp and Mary Hyatt join gatherings Best McAboy from Baltimore stops by O'Connell reports catching a black widow spider recently
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Brucetown
Andy Whitacre
Rhodelle
Frances
Juanita Scrivener
Clyde Loy
Great Cacapon
W. Va
Rose Suter
Baltimore
J. B. Snapp
Julian Snapp
Herbert Fisher
J. T. Bradley
Ray Russell
Joe Snapp
Carl Snapp
Mary Hyatt
White Post
Paul Shirkey
Best McAboy
Douglas O'Connell
Wage hour bill stalls in House rules committee
Washington August 11 The wage and hour bill faced delays as the House rules committee grappled with granting it legislative passage. Administration leaders seek a path before the week ends amid farm policy opposition and crop loan farm legislation controversy.
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Supreme Court
Attorney General
Washington
House Rules Committee
Seeley
House
Rules Committee
Carter honored for impact on Virginia mental health policy
The tribute recalls Shirley Carter as a steadfast ally to Dr. DeJarnette, highlighting Virginia's DeJarnette Sanatorium and its role in sterilization law upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. It notes over 2,700 sterilizations, economic savings for the state, and Carter’s influence on incorporating the sanatorium into the state hospital system.
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Carter
Virginia
DeJarnette Sanitorium
Staunton
State Hospital
Augusta County
DeJarnette
Shirley Carter
Ministers and Carnivals Tax Waiver Duel
Ministers press for enforcement of carnival tax ordinance while arguing waivers hurt the city and morals. Mr Owen speaks for ministers and criticizes waivers as unnecessary. R Frank Barr supports the ministers at the debate.
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Owen
R. Frank Barr
Montague Avenue improvements and city funding approved
The council passed a third reading ordinance unanimously. Transfers include up to 5800 from bond fund savings to bond fund and up to 15000 borrowings from city savings. J H Henry urged Whitlock avenue improvements with paving and utilities. Hable opposed citing a new policy. A Whitlock Addition apartment building permit was debated. objections were referred to committees. Community concerns over Memorial Hospital water overflow and street design were noted. Building code discussion concluded after a late meeting.
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W. A. Baker
Mr. Baker
J. H. Henry
Montague Avenue
Hable
Henry
M. Henry
Whitlock Avenue
Whitlock
Memorial Hospital
Stewart Street
J. Frank Bayliss
Amherst Street
Fred W. Forney
Winchester concert preview with Tobani and Creme de la Creme
Band Tobani presents a fantasia heavy program featuring a Danko solo and a cornet solo by Courtney Grimm. Winchester area residents are invited with parking along Cameron street Reuss avenue and City Hall plaza. The evening includes works by Grafulla Von Suppe A Portaloza E Clark Wagner Gruenwalde and Sousa with solos and a four part ballet suite.
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Tobani
Mr. Danko
Courtney Grimm
Winchester
Cameron Street
Reuss Avenue
City Hall Plaza
Washington Grays Grafulla
von Suppe
A. Portaloz
Old Gate
E. Clark
Wagner
Antony and Cleopatra
Gruenwalde
Antony
Sousa
Problems Of Municipalities Are Discussed
City Manager Arthur M. Field spoke at a Kiwanis lunch at the George Washington Hotel on Problems Confronting Municipalities. He detailed issues facing Winchester while sharing city development insights. An on-to-Staunton committee was named to arrange a delegation for October cubs convention. Charles P. McVicar was guest of George B. Bushnell.
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Arthur M. Field
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Field
Winchester
Kiwanians
E. B. Cooper
J. C. Oakes
Wendell Goode
Edward Buncutter
Staunton
Cubs
Capital District
Charles P. McVicar
George B. Bushnell
Admiral Byrd and Son Lost in Fog Near Maine Island
Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his son Dick were lost in fog while sailing off Maine. After circling rocks and islets they spent the night on a safe looking island. Both were unharmed and the Byrd family is summering at camps in Maine.
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Richard E. Byrd
Maine
Horse Races Ahead of Freight Half A Mile
Reading Pa Aug 11 A freight train followed a six year old thoroughbred named Patrolman Frank Amarose who raced ahead of the train for miles before the animal was captured. Owner Miss Mary Planer 21 said Tony the horse ran ahead of an express train for half a mile.
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Reading
Frank Amarose
Mary Planer
Tony
Miss Pifer Is In State Sanatorium
Miss Martha Pifer a professional nurse formerly at a government Indian sanatorium in Albuquerque New Mexico has been admitted to the DeJarnett Sanatorium near Staunton Virginia for rest and recuperation after an amnesia episode and wandering from the Albuquerque facility.
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Miss Pifer
Richmond
Martha Pifer
St. Louis
DeJarnett Sanatorium
Staunton
Pifer
Albuquerque
N. M
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Stock Market Report
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Tennessee
Eunice Johns
Sneedville
Health Board
Mr. Carter
Herman Hable
Terry
Gene Ahern
LUST
Sudge
Detroit
Edward Mooney
Amleto Cicognani
Archdiocese of
Youngstown
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Archbishop Mooney
Michigan
Charles ©. Coughlin
Admiral Byrd and Son
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