Grain and Livestock Prices From Eastern Markets Dec 30
Grain and produce prices across Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia rise and fall with No. 2 white corn and various wheat lots cited. Livestock regions Baltimore Chicago quotes for hogs cattle veal and sheep listed with top prices and receipts. Government bond quotes provided for several U S issues.
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Amand
Virginia
Baltimore
Hennery
Washington Produce
Washington
Plymouth Rocks
New York
Maine
Idaho
Philadelphia
Richmond
Yorks
Virginia Creamery
NEW York Poultry
Chicago
U. S
Treas
Renene
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Quotations furnished by Lege and Company of Baltimore with Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce members. Tele phones Plaza 1498 and 1746.
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Lege and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Police Analyze Stains of Blood in McCain Case
Mayor Watkins said Yergin was arrested at a telegraph station after sending a wire to Henderson authorities offering to locate McCain's body. Roanoke police questioned him for hours and stated he either knows something or is a crank.
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Watkins
Yergin
Henderson
McCain
Roanoke
John Prepares the Way for Jesus Sunday Lesson
The illustrated Sunday school lesson by the Rev. Alvin E. Bell and Alfred J. Buescher outlines John the Baptist as the forerunner who prepares the people for Jesus. It emphasizes repentance, obedience, and readiness for the coming Messiah.
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John
Jesus
Alvin E. Bell
Alfred J. Buescher
Five Year Plan in Russia Only Part Realized
Soviet Russia ends a five year plan with partial fulfillment of its broad aims. The regime claims a foundation for industrialization though heavy industry dominates with 87 percent of capital investment, while consumer goods lag and food shortages grow amid strain on living standards.
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Russia
Associated Press
Moscow
Stocks Close Year With Last Minute Slump
The Associated Press reports that stocks ended 1932 with a late decline as tobacco shares dragged the market down in the final minutes. Prices had held steady earlier and the day saw about 450,000 shares traded with the close moderately heavy. Sterling cables stood at 3 327.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Watch Night and Sunday Services at Mann M. E. Church East Cork
Watch night services start at 10.45 with candle light and sermon, followed by an altar and testimonial service at 11.30. Sunday activities include 9.30 Sunday School led by Bettie Jackson, 11 a.m. worship with communion, 7 p.m. Epworth League, and 8 p.m. evening worship. Monday January 2, leaders and stewards meeting. Public invited.
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East Cork St
R. E. Burnet
Bettie Jackson
Epworth League
Jury urges pardon for Winnie Ruth Judd in trunk murders
Phoenix grand jury recommends commuting Winnie Ruth Judd’s death sentence to life imprisonment after hearing her claimed self defense. It also indicts J. J. Halloran as an accessory and holds he concealed the crime. Halloran pleads not guilty and bonds set for a preliminary hearing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix “Trunk
Grand Jury
J. J. Halloran
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Agnes Anne Leroi
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Frank O. Smith
Iie
Halloran
Howard C. Speakman
Fire ravages Clifton Hotel at Niagara Falls Ontario
Flames swept the old Clifton Hotel overlooking the cataract and gorge in Niagara Falls Ontario. Several firemen were overcome by smoke and carried from the burning ruins. No guests were present. the hotel was closed for winter. Damage totaled more than 500000 dollars, possibly 1000000. Efforts focused on saving the neighboring Lafayette Hotel as its roof caught fire multiple times.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
Clifton Hotel
Lafayette Hotel
Clifton
Lafayette
Quake Shakes Large Areas of Southern Africa
An powerful earthquake rocked large areas of South Africa including Natal, Zululand, and the Orange Free State this morning. Homes cracked, residents fled their houses in panic, with reports of damage in Natal and surrounding regions though Orange Free State areas saw no damages.
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Associated Press
Johnnesburg
Union of South Africa
South Africa
Natal
Union
Orange Free State
Interior
Here
Zululand
Flames menace valuable Shawsville realty in big blaze
A fire today destroyed the W. S. Kessinger store in Shawsville, damaged the Bank of Shawsville building, and threatened the Methodist Church. Fire units from Christiansburg and Salem fought the flames begun by a resident aroused by a shrinking fire. Losses included the bank building, Kessinger stock, Gardner and Doosing, White Lumber equipment, with insurance covering many items. The vault remained intact and business was expected to resume soon.
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Kessinger
Bank of Shawsville
Christiansburg
Salem
W. S Kessinger
Keesinger
Kimbleton Lime Company
Marye
Blankinship
South Ireland Hit by Severe Gale Destroys Cobh Piers
A fierce gale sweeping southern Ireland since last night caused heavy damage in Cobh. Six piers were extensively damaged, many boats wrecked or damaged, and houses along the coast suffered as mountainous seas pounded the shoreline.
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Cobh
Ireland
Norfolk Newspapers to Merge Into One Company
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch and the Virginian Pilot will consolidate in management on January 1 under a new corporation formed to own and operate both papers. The Ledger-Dispatch traces back to 1906 mergers of Public Ledger and Norfolk Dispatch, while the Virginian-Pilot evolved from 1902 and 1912 consolidations involving the Norfolk Virginian, Daily Pilot, and Norfolk Landmark.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Virginian-Pilot
The
Ledger-Dispatch
Public Ledger
Norfolk Dispatch
Norfolk Virginian
Daily Pilot
Norfolk Landmark
St Paul A M E Church Service Schedule
Rev J D Sinclair pastors the St Paul A M E colored church on North Main Street. Sunday School at 10 with A F Martin as superintendent, worship at 11, then A C E League at 7 with Miss Alice Cary president, preaching at 8, Wednesday prayer meeting. Watch night service at 10:30 this Saturday evening.
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North Main St
J D Sinclair
A. F Martin
A.C. E. League
Alice Cary
Contested Speakership Sparked by Roosevelt Influence Rumor
Washington reports a flurry over the next House Speakership as claims and denials emerge that President-elect Roosevelt backs any candidate. Rainey and Burns deny Roosevelt support for McDuffie while Sabath and OConnor figures rise amid private assurances and strategic positioning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Sabath
Sinois
Rainey
John McDuffie
Alabama
House
Sabath
Chicago
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Robert Jackson
McDuffie
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
Garner
Burns
Farley
Jackson
Two Funerals Held In Same Neighborhood
Two funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock for local residents who died within hours of each other. Mrs Fannie Belle Henry wife of Charles B Henry a vegetable merchant was honored at a home service on South Loudoun street with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. James William Smith 28 died after a brief illness and was honored at his mother s East Gerard street home with interment also at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Godfrey Miller William Miller Lewis Cooper Robert Schultz Robert Bell and Charles Fries. The Rev L A Thomas and the Rev E A Lambert led services. Mr Smith worked for W E Cooper and Son.
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Fannie Belle Henry
Charles B. Henry
South
Loudoun Street
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Godfrey
William Miller
Lewis F. Cooper
Robert Schultz
Robert S. Bell
Charles Fries
James William Smith
Luella Hettel Smith
East Gerard Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr Smith
W. E. Cooper
Davy Crockett's Congressional Service Details
Davy Crockett served in Congress starting in 1826 and again in 1828. He faced defeat in 1890 but was re elected in 1882.
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Davy Crockett
Virginia Bible To Be Presented To Roosevelts
A Rockingham Bible bought by sixty children of St. Barnabas Mission School near Elkton will be carried to the White House by President elect and Mrs Roosevelt on March 4. Miss Marable wrote to Mrs Roosevelt, noting the children pray for the Roosevelts, and Eleanor Roosevelt replied confirming they will take the Bible to the White House.
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Harrisonburg
St. Barnabas Mission Church
Elkton
Shenandoah National Park
White House
Roosevelt
Eleanor Beatrice Marable
Miss Marable
Hoover
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt To Confer With Party Leaders In New York
President elect Roosevelt plans a Thursday night meeting in New York City with top Democratic leaders. Attendees include Speaker Garner vice president elect Robinson and Senators Byrnes and Harrison with key committee chairs Collier Burns Sumners and Rainey. Talks will cover budget balancing economy taxes repeal amendment farm relief and beer legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York City
Rainey
Illinois
Garner
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Harrison
Missiissippi
Collier
House
Ways and Means
Lehman's Sister Dies On Eve of His Induction
Mrs. Richard Limburg died at Mt Sinai Hospital New York City after a three week illness. Col Herbert H Lehman rushed to New York City as plans for inaugural events in Albany were canceled. Lehman to take private oath in New York City rather than Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Dee
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
State Capitol
Richard Limburg
Col. Lehrman
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Executive Mansion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lehman
Flood Waters Drive 400 Families From Homes
Atlanta dispatch reports crests in southern rivers forcing 400 families from Chattanooga Tennessee to seek shelter in schools and empty buildings as rain eased slightly. City trucks aided relocation while authorities warned of further rises in downstream counties as rivers began to calm after days of heavy rainfall.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Carolinas
Mississippi Valley
Down River
Thick Fog Shrouds Virginia Roads
A dense fog blanketed parts of Virginia causing slow traffic and hazardous driving conditions. In Winchester the fog, described as one of the heaviest in years, wrapped the city and highways, forcing drivers to clear windshields before proceeding through near impassable conditions.
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Virginia
Winchester
Automo
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