Baltimore Market Report from Aug 27 with Livestock Prices
Live cattle and hog prices listed for Maryland and Pennsylvania markets with quotes for steers cows calves and hogs across weight classes. Sheep and lamb values shown steady with variations by weight and grade. Philadelphia poultry and dairy product prices included for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Itlmore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Local Markets Prices and Dairy Feed Listings
Market rundown lists patent and mixed feeds with bag sizes 98, 48, 24 and 12 pounds, prices per barrel, plus cracked corn and corn meal options. It includes dairy feeds with percentages, oats, mixed feed, screening and wholesale butter, alongside livestock notes and regional retail pricing.
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H.c
Aesia
Abe Eistedt
Guineas
Commerel Otero Ee
Reece A Co Atetes
Buoole
Weere
Eck Vaere
Pang Ross
CNET
Eee
Teritannee Eeasie
Teceeeveres
McKee Rites To Be Held Sunday
Walter W. McKee of Capon Bridge dies at home. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM from his residence with Rev. T. B. Williamson and Rev. Courtney Anderson officiating. He is survived by his wife Esta White and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Walter W. McKee
Capon Bridge
T. B. Williamson
Courtney Anderson
Mr. McKee
Robert F
Jennie Doran McKee
Esta White
Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains and Declines
New York trading Aug 97 leading stocks slipped or rose by small margins as traders weighed Far Eastern war tensions and domestic trade trends. Rail utilities and select specialties posted modest gains while steel, motor and rubber issues lagged amid light volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Department of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N
Grain futures slump with big drops in September corn
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets report a four cent drop in September corn and a turn higher for wheat driven by abroad prices, drought in Argentina, and fears of geopolitical demand. Closing quotes show mixed movement across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with cash prices noted in Chicago and Baltimore.
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Chicago
Argentina
Germany
Far East
Baltimore Grains
Baltimore
Few Building Permits Issued In Winchester
The city manager reports only two building permits this month in Winchester. Both went to Ray Grim of 22 Valley Avenue, one for 300 dollars for a garage and another for 600 dollars for a sun porch. Last month Winchester totaled 9,650 dollars, well below prior months.
Col Barton Urges Brighter Governor Staff With Colonels
Richmond August 27 Col Robert T Barton Jr a Virginia House member urged James H Price Democratic nominee for Governor to appoint more staff from military ranks and to expand the staff with colonels, brighter uniforms, and a festive elbow salute. Price kept the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Democratic Committee
James H. Price
Robert T. Barton
Kentucky
Virginia
Barton
House of Delegates
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Reserve Guard
Price
Pipe Arrival Sparks Resume of Storm Sewer Work
A new consignment of concrete pipe for the Valley avenue to town run storm sewer was unloaded today and will be laid once conditions permit. Heavy rains flooded the trench on South Cameron street near Millwood road and Gerrard, washing out sections and forcing earth removal. Half of the Cameron street town run bridge is nearly finished while the other half remains under construction. The project is estimated to cost about $2,400.
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Valley Avenue
Jefferson Street
Town Run
Cameron Street
Millwood Road
Gerrard
Dream Game Ends Dean's Season With Arm Woes
Dean said his arm had not been right since the dream game on July 7 when a line drive broke his toe. The injury timeline follows a season marked by the setback and ongoing recovery.
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Ean
Dean
Flooding Spreads through Capital After Night of Rains
After nearly six inches of rain since Sunday the capital faced widespread flooding. About 200 northeast residents fled as Hayes Run rose into a torrent and five feet of water covered streets. Firemen rescued 30 families, Coast Guard and life-saving crews were alerted, and areas near the Potomac faced water main and seawall breaches with temporary closures on major routes.
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Washington
Hayes Run
Coast Guard
Curtis Bay
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Potomac River
Chain Bridge
Arlington County
Army
Naval Air Station
Maryland
Bladensburg
Musicians Sought for Regimental Band in China
The Fifteenth Infantry advertised for volunteers to join the regimental band at Tientsin China. The aim is musical service rather than combat, with musicians needed for the war theater in SAN DIEGO.
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San Diego
Calif
Fifteenth Infantry
China
Tientsin
Scout Leaders Move to Expand Council Presence
Scouts plan to continue from page one stationing in the area and to incorporate the council. The council reports a $381 balance with $199.07 in outstanding obligations leaving $181.93. A minimum budget of $5,230 for the coming year was presented by Mr. McFaden. H. G. Nagel urged an aggressive campaign to promote Scouting to the public. Mr. Henry thanked supporters and spoke of visits to multiple sections with appreciation for cooperation.
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Page One
McFaden
H. G. Nagel
National Council
Henry
Johns. Scully
Demands Respect Continues Across Foreign Shipping Issue
The secretary stated the government believes it has been officially informed of peaceful blockade intentions. He said the government is gathering full facts on the blockade operation and its effects. Some observers expect a block against Japan to force a quick decision on invoking the Neutrality Law by President Roosevelt.
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Hull
Japan
Roosevelt
Beer Permit Revoked for Local Stand Operator
Authorities report the Virginia ABC Board ordered the beer permit of L. F. Haymaker, operator of a Berryville Pike stand, revoked. Officers say restoration of licenses after revocation is difficult, noting light enforcement of ABC restrictions.
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5. L. Haymaker
Berryville Pike
Virginia Abc Board
First Refugee Reaches U S From Shanghai
Mrs James B Murphy socialite wife of a New York cancer specialist departs war torn Shanghai aboard a China Clipper and a transcontinental plane becoming the first American refugee to arrive from Shanghai. She had endured the Peiping siege and a Whangpoo river launch peril as Chinese planes clashed with Japanese ships.
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Hong Kong
China
James B. Murphy
New York
Shanghai
Murphy
Peiping
Whangpoo
Central Press
Dean Takes Same Arm Home For Treatment
Dizzy Dean, Cardinal hopeful for the pennant, was en route to St Louis for treatment of a sore right arm. Manager Frank Frisch ordered him home and advised placement under Dr Robert F Hyland the club surgeon's care.
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Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Frank Frisch
Robert F. Hyland
Evening Star delivery note for Winchester readers
Subscribing notice informs readers to call POSTAL TELEGRAPH for prompt delivery in Winchester with no charge for the service.
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Winchester
Foreign Office to Take Appropriate Action After Talks with Japan
The Foreign Office said appropriate action with the Japanese government would be forthcoming after Eden's lengthy conference with the Japanese envoy. The half hour meeting was seen as outlining Britain's official stance, while the Japanese ambassador's delayed call did not ease public sentiment toward Japan.
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Foreign Office
Eden
Britain
Japan
Payroll Snatched At Plant After Foundry Closure
Police report a payroll shortfall of about $2000 as two men in a black car looted the plant. An employee said the robbers were dressed in plain clothes and one wore neither tie nor coat. Two boys who saw the car could not provide license numbers or identify the men.
Mediation Cuts Chance of Immediate US Rail Strike
John L. Lewis led the Brotherhoods for a 20 percent wage increase. The National Mediation Board proposal to seek a compromise was accepted by both sides yesterday, preventing an immediate strike. A nationwide walkout by conductors engineers switchmen trainmen and firemen remained possible, though federal mediation covers at least 30 days.
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Page One Brotherhoods
National Mediation Board
Fighting Flares and Frontline Moves Near Zaragoza
An insurgent communique claims fighting on the Aragon front north and south of the Ebro, as Franco's force advances from Santander toward Zaragoza, while government reports contest the battle in the Zaragoza sector near the Ebro's banks.
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Santander
Aragon
Ebro
Zaragoza
Francon
Franco
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Bickers
Dodge
Studebaker
Bickers Motor Co
Firestone
N.B.C
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
N. Main St
Geo. T. Barnsley
Met
Pires Motor Co
Plymouth
Cor. Braddock and
Cecil
Ee Cael
Buncutter Tire Co
Braddock
The
Star
Stock Market Report
Winchester Grain
Maryland Monument
Antietam Battlefield
Sharpsburg
America
Antietam
Col. Barton
Mr. Price
Pipe
Werfere
Jim Loy Sinclair
Sta. Braddock & Monmouth
Sts
John L. Lewis
Alower Eoal
ASCO
Chapman Motor CO
Loudoun
London
South
Loudoun St
Chevrolet
Ford
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
de Soto
Dodge Truck
Om Sendy
E. Earl Shade
International
Oldsmobile Dealer
Loudoun Street
H. W. Ebert
Winchester, Virginia
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