Markets Report From Baltimore Chicago And Philadelphia
Livestock and produce markets across Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia show mixed movements with hogs and cattle under pressure in Chicago while Baltimore sees steady to firm cow and calf values. Poultry eggs and local flour and feed prices are listed with regional variations and price ranges.
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Baltimore
Pi—agi
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Local Market Prices and Feed Ingredients List
Local markets publish daily price notes for patent and cracked corn blends. Prices shown include patent bags at 6.45 to 6.55 per cwt and cracked corn at 2.55 to 2.56 per cwt with various bag sizes and brands. Additional items include shelled corn corn meal egg mash scratch feeds and starter mixes with assorted per hundred weights pricing.
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Sasstturer
Ccs
Orand
Stock Market Rebounds With Mixed Advances on Aug 12
New York shares show a recovery tone with gains led by steels motors oils rubbers rails and utilities. Some profit taking trimmed extremes but most leaders closed near day highs as oils carriers and a few sectors advanced while volume waned.
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New York
Fouth
Allied Chemical
Am. Can
Radiator
Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General: Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery
Ward
N. Y. Central
Southern Railway
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va.Caro Chem
Woolworth
Grain Prices Fall on Corn Decline in Chicago Trade
Chicago cash and futures grain markets show a sharp drop as September corn leads a broad selloff. September corn falls to 96 3 4 cents, touching the day’s low. wheat, oats, soybeans and rye also slide with various nearby prices noted.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago Cash Grain
Dudley Hicks Dies After Weeklong Illness in Alexandria
Dudley J. Hicks age 12, son of Mr and Mrs H W Hicks of Virginia Highlands near Washington D C and formerly of Stephens City, died in Alexandria Hospital at 8 30 pm after a week with acute appendicitis. He was a seventh grade graduate and a member of Calvary Methodist Church. Survived by parents two sisters Emma Elessa and Darleen and brother Gene. grandparents E J Hicks Relief and J D Rinker Stephens City. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 am at parents home and 2 pm at United Brethren Church Winchester with Rev T B Betschler and Rev G W Stover. pallbearers Ray Hick Alfred James Ray Rinker uncles, Sunday School members as honorary pallbearers.
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Dudley J. Hicks
H. W. Hicks
Stephens City
Washington, D. C
Alexandria Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
Washington
Emma Elessa
Darleen
Gene
E. J. Hicks
Relief
J. D. Rinker
Virginia Highlands
United Brethren Church
Winchester
T. B. Betschler
Methodist Calvary Church
G. W. Stover
U. B. Church
Ray Hick
Alfred
James
Ray Rinker
Army Officers to Visit Winchester for Camp Training
A party of about 90 to 100 United States Army officers is expected in Winchester next Tuesday for several days in a camp at Rouss Spring Park. Permission for a temporary camp was secured, and the group will study military problems during the stay.
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United States Army
Winchester
Rouss Spring Park
Traffic Committee Meeting Tonight Addresses Loudoun Piccadilly Congestion
The Traffic Committee of the Common Council votes to meet tonight at 8:00 for further discussion on reducing recurring traffic congestion on Loudoun and Piccadilly streets.
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Traffic Committee of Common Council
Loudoun
Piccadilly Street
Ohio Man Handles Collision With Ice Truck
S H Boncheck of Cleveland Ohio sustained extensive damage to his car in a morning crash with an ice truck driven by Marshall Golliday of Stephens City at Germain and Loudoun. After testimony Judge Donald Weems held Boncheck to blame and ordered him to pay costs and damages. The truck suffered no damage and no injuries were reported.
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Ohio
S. H. Boncheck
Cleveland
Marshall Golliday
Stephens City
Germain
Loudoun
Donald Weems
Boncheck
Huntsberry Estate Appraised at $66,817.56 in City Report
The estate of the late C. E. Huntsberry is valued at 66 817.56 dollars in a report filed with City Clerk Clark M. Smith. The appraisal lists stocks and realty in the city and county and is signed by J. M. Fish paw, G. Frank Gearing, and Ansel B. Solenberger.
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C. E. Huntsberry
Clark M. Smith
J. M. Fishpaw
G. Frank Gearing
Ansel B. Solenberger
Diplomat’s Wife Drama Stirs East Falls Church
In a case described as a clash of philosophies, Madame Stransky, daughter of Rev John B Henry and granddaughter of the late Province McCormick, reportedly told attorney Murphy she could forgive marital strife and reunite with her husband if no other option exists. Her brother Province Henry dismissed reconciliation prospects after witnessing a dramatic scene outside the mother’s home.
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Henry
Strancky
East Falls Church
Baltimore Grain Markets Report Adversaries Aug 12
Baltimore grain prices listed for No 2 white and No 2 red winter wheat with bid offers and per bushel figures. Rye No 2 and malting barley ranges provided with seed and malt pricing. Winchester Wheat and Corn prices shown for deliveries at mill, with August reference and general market movement.
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Illinois
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Winchester Receives WPA Funds for Local and State Projects
Richmond Virginia WPA allocates 51 195 for statewide items including 25 000 for Virginia life data pre 1865 12 900 for music project 8 320 for air road work and 12 975 for steam gauging gear in 24 counties Local grants total 443 014 Staunton gets 5 924 Winchester 1 200 clerical aid for court records and 13 344 for storm sewers Page County 8 327 50 Shenandoah County 2 585 funds support ongoing programs in Winchester and Handley school area sewer extension work led by Frank Krebs.
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Richmond
Virginia Works Progress Administration
Virginia
Federal
Staunton
Winchester
Page County
Shenandoah County
Four Drown in Bay Boat Capsizing
The report states five persons drowned when a small boat overturned in the bay. Coast Guard noted a capsizing with a rescue crew dispatched to the scene.
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Coast Guard
County Office Opens With Modern Additions and Historic Mantel
The county unveils a new office building with extensive storage for records formed since its inception. A balcony will house older documents while newer files stay on the main floor. The upstairs Supervisor's Room, east-side board offices, and four additional county office rooms are provided. New equipment aims to modernize operations. A 101 year old mantel from 1836 is preserved in the clerk's office area, beside a well lit vaulted space with skylight.
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Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Black rises from liquor case judge to federal bench
The war over, a federal prosecutor in Mobile presided over a liquor case and rose to prominence. He sought the U S Senate, defeating veterans by about 40000 votes and winning a second term. He was headed for a third term in Alabama Democratic primaries next spring. If confirmed, the nomination would place Black and Davis on the federal bench alongside David J. Davis, Black's former partner, now a U S district judge at Birmingham.
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Mobile
Black
United States Senate
Alabama
Senate
Black and Davis
David J. Davis
United States
Birmingham
Shanghai Quiet as Powder Keg Rumors Sweep City
The scene around Shanghai shows civilians fleeing toward international settlements while twenty eight foreign warships line the riverfront. The neutral fleet includes two British, three French, two American vessels, plus Japanese cruisers and destroyers as tensions mount along the coast near Shantung.
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Shanghai
United States Asiatic Fleet
Tsingtao
Chefoo
Shantung Province
Postage Service Offer for Evening Star Delivery
Subscribers in Winchester are reminded to ensure prompt delivery by postal telegraph service. There is no charge for this delivery service.
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Winchester
Surprise Supreme Court Nomination of Hugo Black Unfolds
The Senate received only a routine message as Hugo L. Black was nominated to the Supreme Court. Ashurst pressed for immediate action while Johnson objected. Garner briefly allowed executive consideration before reversing, as pressure built from within the chamber and press galleries.
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Barkley
Ashurst
Senate
Black
Johnson
Garner
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Carter Trusts and Gifts From Will Continue
Details of Mr. Carter's will reveal multiple trust funds with Shenandoah Valley National Bank as trustee. Provisions include $200 000 to benefit two California nieces for ten years and eventual full ownership, $100 000 for a brother's life income with remainder to nieces, $40 000 for Fannie Wright with ten year income and potential remainder, and specific bequests to Mrs Wright and to Winchester Hospital care, plus gifts to a daughter and others with income provisions.
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Carter
Clifford D. Grim
Hansbrough and Carter
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Grim
Louise Anderson Patten
Gwyn Pag
Whipple
Winchester
Virginia
Stirpes
T. B. Patton
Fred. L. Glaize, Jr
Fuller Jr
B. Dutton
Logan R
Maria Carter Anderson
Mr. Carter
Red Cross
Philip Williams
Shirley Carter Willams
Night Fire Collapse Kills 19 in Staten Island Building Tragedy
Police and 350 rescuers raced through wreckage as two linked tenements collapse in a Staten Island disaster. A 10 year old girl recalls the moment a policeman fell beneath the debris and explains the surrounding devastation. Authorities from Richmond County and the county buildings office arrived to investigate the fatal incident.
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Gladys Peterson
Nan
Disaster
Louis J Valentine
Staten Island
Frank Innes
Richmond County
Harry Langworthy
Concert Tonight by MclIiwee Municipal Band at City Hall
Attention is directed to a band concert at 8 o clock tonight by the MclIiwee Municipal Band in front of the Cameron street entrance of the City Hall. The public is invited to attend.
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MclIiwee Municipal Band
Cameron Street
City Hall
Will Rogers Story Aimed To Grand Slam As Father Tale
Will Rogers offers a playful anecdote about a western doctor who treats a birth. The punchline centers on the father’s reaction, humorously describing a rough case despite mother and child thriving. The tale, attributed to an American News Features source, showcases Rogers’ storytelling style.
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American News Features, Inc
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Roais
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Cameron St
Fairfax Lane
Ebert
Braddock
Amherst Sts
H. W. Ebert
Uma
Ealor
General Motors
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