Baltimore and Chicago Markets Report Livestock and Produce
Markets report from Baltimore and Chicago dated Aug 13 notes mixed prices for vegetables and poultry, with butter, eggs and various dairy products listed. Cattle, calves and hogs trade ranges appear in Chicago, while Baltimore dairy and meat figures show broad fluctuations in demand and weight classes.
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Baltimore
New Jersey
Tharke
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Philadeleh Ug
I P. Rr
P. R
R. I
Grain Prices Rally In Corn Strong, Wheat Mixed In Chicago Reports
Chicago wheat and corn futures show corn gaining strength while wheat slips then steadies. No. 2 white corn for immediate use hits 1.24 to 1.25 a bushel, with overnight gains near 3 cents. Cash grain in Chicago lists No. 1 red wheat at 1.15, No. 1 dark hard 1.25, and corn around 1.12 to 1.14 for various grades as weather fears from spring drought loom.
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Chicago
Aus
Baltimore
Winchester
Charlie Rouss Firemen Win In Grand Parade
Members of Charlie Rouss Fire Company marching to Mellwée's Municipal Band captured two prizes yesterday in Martinsburg W Va. They won $50 for second largest company and $50 for appearance in the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association parade.
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Charlie Rouss Fire Company
Mellwée
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Martinsburg
W. Va
Steel shares rally as Morgenthau report boosts markets
New York August 13 Steel stocks jumped with Sloss Sheffield leading a rise after resuming a dividend after six years. Government bonds gained on optimistic revenue news tied to Morgenthau report. Wheat and corn were firm, cotton rose unevenly, and foreign exchange moved mixed.
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New York
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Paul Mellon Ill of Fever In A Miami Hospital
Paul Mellon son of Andrew W. Mellon was reported improving in a Miami hospital after suffering a fever. He had been flown from Bimini in the Bahamas where he had been fishing.
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Paul Mellon
Miami
Fla
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Mellon
Bimini
Fhamas
Parson Delivers Talk at Rotary Luncheon
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson spoke at the Winchester Golf Club, discussing “A Parson’s Job” and the application of religion to life. He recalled Blacksburg and Camp Lee experiences, noting religion’s power to help neighbors and friends.
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Robert B. Nelson
Christ Area Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Blacksburg
Camp Lee
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Peyton Marshall
Rotary Foundation
Porter House
France
Rotary International
Nice
Rotary Round Table
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Rotary
Joe Hodgson
H. D. Fuller
R. T. Blackburn
Durant
Okla
K. Warner
Washington, D. C
James EB. Heart
Washington, Pa
Lloyd B. Wilson
E. L. McFarland
Leesburg
Eugene Bjorkman
Newark
N. J
Herman B. Stine
Rev. G. B. Palmer
Richmond
L. J. McEligott
Winchester and Alexandria duel on Walter Johnson Day
Winchester Park hosts Alexandria Saturday afternoon for Walter Johnson Day with Manager Baker set for three innings and Walter Johnson umpiring three innings. At 8 p.m. the team travels to Ballston Virginia for a night game, with Ballston returning the next day to Winchester for a rematch.
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Winchester Park
Alexandria
Walter Johnson
Baker
Ballston
Winchester
Officers Elected by Clarke Legion in Yville
Lloyd Williams Post of the American Legion in Clarke county reelected Harold L. Scheuer of Berryville as commander for the year. Elected officers include Ami Kelly and E P Carter as first and second vice commanders, respectively, with M F Wisecarver as finance officer and J Spates as service officer.
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Yville
Lloyd Williams
American Ion
Clarke County
Harold L. Scheuer
Berryville
Ami Kelly
E. P. Carter
Re Ps
M. F. Wisecarver
Jetson Spates
H. Iden
John Zombro
Wad Buckner
Gainesboro Group To Hold Outing
Members of the Methodist Churches of the Gainesboro charge will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday, August 19, at Old Bethel Church four miles west of the city. The morning program starts at 10 30 with Sunday School songs and a charge report by Rev. C G Russell. Former pastors to attend include Rev Charles Wagner Staunton Rev Wendell Allen Shenandoah Junction W Va Rev Mr Stickley Front Royal and Rev C V Van Der Linden Boyce who will give the principal address. An orchestra will provide music morning and afternoon. Afternoon features sport events for children and prizes. A yard party will follow the picnic.
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Gainesboro
Old Bethel Church
Eachunday School
C. G. Russell
Charles Wagner
Staunton
Wendell Allen
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Mr. Stickley
Front
Aquatic Stars Continue Impressing In Olympic Trials
Miss Senff wins 1 18 9 in swimming trials slower than her 1 16 6 Olympic record set in the trials. Adolf Keifer of Chicago tops the men’s backstroke semifinals in 1 06 8, edging his Olympic mark. Al Vande Weghe and Taylor Drysdale reach the final as Americas swimmers advance to semis in 1500 meter free and 200 meter breaststroke.
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Mastenbroek
Miss Senff
Adolf Keifer
Chicago
al Vande Weghe
Paterson
N. J
Taylor Drysdale
Danish swimmer Hyeter sets Olympic record in 5 28
Kasley and Johan Minging qualified in the butterfly event at Homestead Pennsylvania with Lenore Eight Wrap, placing second behind Hyeter of Denmark who clocked a 5 28 Olympic record. Mary Lou Petty of Seattle qualified while Dorothea Dickinson of New York withdrew with a lame shoulder. Consolation races for four oared events eliminated all American participants.
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Kasley
Johan Minging
Lenore
Homestead
Hyeter
Denmark
Mary Lou Petty
Seattle
Dorothea Dickinson
New York
Cedar Creek water project favored over springs estimates
City water planners released a report showing three million gallons daily from springs would cost 67 250 dollars yearly while Cedar Creek would cost 54 850 dollars, with a 450 000 dollar Cedar Creek development and a total 358 000 for Fay's and Wright's springs as temporary supply, plus four pumping stations and three filtering plants needed for spring development.
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Fay
Wright
Old Town
Cedar Creek
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Say
Ex Wife Evidence Spurs Cross Examination in Astor Case
The cross examination of Miss Astor centers on her ties to men such as George Kaufman and John Barrymore, with Thorpe and his ex wife cited as basis. The judge remarks he cannot read the entire diary before proceedings. Attorney A. P. Michael Narlian filed affidavits.
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Miss Astor
George 8S
Kaufman
John Barrymore
Astor custody case triggers diary impound pleas in Los Angeles
In a Los Angeles court scene, Miss Astor and Dr. Franklyn Thorpe move toward a partial custody order as a diary linked to film figures remains sealed. Affidavits by Mrs. Miles and the Schofields challenge testimony accusing Thorpe of serious ties, while Schofield vows legal steps to refute slanderous claims.
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Thorpe
Miss Astor
Lillian Lawton Miles
Madge Schofield
Paul Schofield
Narlan
Los Angeles
Marty Astor
Colony Life
Leen
Franklyn Ee
Paul Schofdld
Dr. Thorpe
Astor
Schofield
Wif
Miss A
Marilyn Thorpe
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