Federal Bonds Hold Their Ground Amid Treasury Talk
A week in review shows 2,448,000 invested in bonds while government issues posted net changes. Officials noted soft prices and a stronger dollar amid plans to refinance 727 million of Mal treasury obligations. Morgenthau hinted at a refinancing plan with new issues in exchange for maturing paper and possible cash offers for fourth liberties. Critics linked bond gains to a rising dollar and gold-driven price moves. The Agriculture Department reported price rises since mid-October, while cattle and hog values declined.
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Igen
Presid
Ant Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Sho‘ly
Warm Springs
Agriculture Departa
Additional Conservation Camp Planned in Shenandoah County
Senator Byrd announces federal approval sought for a new Conservation camp in Shenandoah County within the George Washington Forestry Reserve. The site is undisclosed but expected to be central, joining the existing border line camps near Fort Valley and Wolf Gap. The proposed camp would employ over two hundred men.
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Woodstock
Harry F. Byrd
Shenandoah County
George Washington Forestry Reserve
Fort Valley
Wolf Gap
Edinburg
West Virginia Line
Quotation Highlights in Wheat and Grain Markets
Market notes list bids for wheat and mixed grains, with prices for No 2 red winter and No 3 white in Baltimore and New York. Regional price sheets cover fruits, vegetables, butter, eggs, poultry, and livestock in Richmond, Washington, Chicago, Jersey City, and Lancaster, detailing consignments, quotable ranges, and steady to weak market tones.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
New York
Jersey
Jersey City
Michigan
Calves and Lambs Steady Amid Auction Clearance Demand
Demand fair clearance as calves move steady with top vealers at 7.50 to 38.00. Western carlots 430 to 50, Westerns and locals showing 4.25 and down. Seve lambs steady with choice quality noted.
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Lancaster
Kentucky
Virginia
Choice Westerns
Choice
Choice Lambs
Virginia gets 40000 for Hampton Roads survey
The Public Works Administration allotted 40000 for a survey of the Hampton Roads area, seen as supporting the Chesapeake Bay authority plan to fund about 6000 for sewerage and anti pollution projects. Washington has approved twenty Virginia projects aiding about four thousand jobs, plus a 663000 loan for low rent housing in Richmond.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Dec
Washington
Public Works Administration
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Public Works Bureau
Chesapeake Bay Authority
Department of Commerce
Morton L. Wallerstein
League
Roared reactions to Hart lynching and tax clash loom
New York dispatch notes Governor Rolph's praise for the San Jose lynching and the federal stance against mob violence. It also forecasts a broader tax fight as Roosevelt faces demands for new levies and potential confiscatory wealth taxes shaping the nation’s fate.
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Washington, D. C
James Rolph, Jr
Brooke Hart
San Jose
Cal
Justice Department
Rolph
Joseph B Keenan
Uncle Sam
Homer Cummings
California
Pacific Coast
Heaven
Nurse Edith Miller Saves Four Infants in Brooklyn
Edith Miller a nurse at Women's hospital Brooklyn donated blood for transfusions saving four infants in one week. She is pictured holding two of the babies she saved and remains unharmed after her heroic act.
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Edith Miller
Women’s Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Miller
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion with creosote as a superior cough and cold remedy. It claims doctors favor creosote for bronchial infections and asserts the mixture stops lingering illnesses safely and pleasantly, with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
Apple Markets Shipping Point Notice Dry Data
Shipping point information for Monday lists Winchester Virginia and Martinsburg West Virginia locations with slow demand and firm market. Carloads and storage terms include Yorks barrels at 8S No. 1 with 2 percent minimum, Black Twigs U No. 1 with 2 percent minimum, Delicious bushel baskets with 3 inch minimum, and New York barrels Davis U S No. 1 at 2 percent and 2 percent minimum. Some shipments consigned.
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Winchester Va
Martinsburg
W. Va
N. Y
Davis
U. S
Harriet Beecher Stowe and the influence behind Uncle Tom’s Cabin
The article notes Harriet Beecher Stowe as the sixth child of Rev. Lyman Beecher and outlines how her upbringing in a reform-minded New England family shaped the abolitionist themes in Uncle Tom’s Cabin. It highlights her father’s abolitionist sermons urging deliverance for enslaved Africa.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lyman Beecher
New England
Africa
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