Markets Show Mixed Agri Prices Across Regions
Livestock and produce quotes from Dec 13 report: cattle steady to 4.50 for cutters, calves steady with dealers at 11.50-12.00, hogs up about 10 with tops near 10.60, lambs and ewes steady, slaughter ewes under 5. Butter and eggs quoted in dairy section with multiple price points, Chicago hog and cattle activity noted with steady to lower ranges, grain and feed items listed and priced.
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U. S. Dept. Agric
Chicago
U. S
Local Markets and Retail Prices Report
The Star lists varied prices for bags of flour and corn meal, egg mash, screening, and bran, with per barrel and per hundred weights. Also shown are butter, creamery butter, country butter, live poultry, lambs, hogs, and cattle offerings with price ranges for local buyers.
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Kasco
Market in Stocks Dull After Morning Rally in New York
Weakness in scattered industrials unsettled the market after an early quiet rally. Bullish forces were pressed by leaders failing to resume gains as trading remained dull and cash and foreign exchange moved with mixed results. Selected 2 p.m. quotes include Allied Chemical 155 3-8 and U S Steel 46.
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New York
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & 8S
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain futures and cash prices across wheat corn and oats
Chicago and regional markets report futures for wheat corn and oats with Dec May and July quotes. Cash grain in Chicago shows No 3 hard wheat and No 4 mixed corn with varied bid ranges. Baltimore and Winchester offer spot wheat and corn prices with mill delivery basis.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Not Permitted to Go to Jail Anita Whitney Arrested in Perjury Conviction
Wealthy San Francisco activist Anita Whitney, daughter of a former U.S. senator and niece of a Supreme Court justice, was convicted on perjury charges for signing affidavits to place the Communist party on the ballot. She chose jail over a $600 fine, serving 800 days before a nephew paid the fine and secured her release.
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California
Communist Party
Anita Whitney
San Francisco
Miss Whitney
U.S
U. S. Supreme Court
Evictions Eased for Shenandoah Mountain Residents
Authorities say mountain residents of Shenandoah National Park may stay until April if they sign agreements to leave then. About a dozen agreed to depart by April 1. 21 families faced eviction orders in four counties.
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Luray
Shenandoah National Park
Page
Rockingham
Madison
Albemarle
Washington
National Park Service
Arno B. Cammerer
Virginia
Cammerer
Resettlement Administration
Patrol wagon urged to curb intoxicated prisoners
Chief Hollis says a patrol wagon is acutely needed to prevent injuries from violent detainees and to properly cleanse and guard prisoners. The 24 hour old car has hauled hundreds of suspects and a motorcycle fleet from 1928 proves inadequate. He cites Harrisonburg use of one wagon per precinct and calls for modern equipment.
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Hollis
Harrisonburg
Discretionary neutrality power debated in Congress
The State Department backs broader presidential authority to extend war embargoes to critical commodities to keep the United States neutral. Critics in Congress, including Senator Vandenberg, oppose granting wide discretionary power to the President.
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Italy
Ethiopia
State Department
Capitol Hill
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Post Office Building Hit By Unusual Fire Damage
Fire damaged a new post office building housing the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Home Owners Loan Corporation among other agencies. Water damage ran into thousands of dollars as expensive rugs and cabinets floated through battered offices, marking one of the most unusual blazes faced by officials.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Firefighters battle blaze with smoke-filled halls and ladder work
Firemen groped through smoke for over an hour to reach the source. Gas masks allowed escape from fumes while hose lines had to be threaded through upper floors via window openings. Large police crowds were kept back as volunteers from Maryland suburbs aided the six floor response. Pestmaster General Farley’s offices remained unaffected.
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Maryland
Hyattsville
Cottage City
Bladensburg
Mount Rainier
Riverdale
Farley
Check-Up Under Way On Social Security Plans
The Social Security Board has sent a questionnaire to all states to determine which can comply with mandatory provisions and to estimate grant costs as Congress funds the program. Officials expect to start operations soon after funding and aim to aid states in caring for unemployables off relief rolls as of December 1.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Congress
Peace plans urged Mussolini in Italo Ethiop conflict
A proposed peace plan urged Premier Mussolini to accept the idea as a base for discussion without prejudice to a final settlement. The preamble said the Italo Ethiopian issue should be handled by a League of Nations committee empowered by Great Britain and France to seek a solution.
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Mussolini
League
France
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Chicago Livestock
Star
Max Factor
Hollywood
Cosmetics of the Stars” the Shopping Centre
L. R. Smith, Inc
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