Quotations in Wheat and Grain Markets From Jan. 31
Commodity prices show export loads of United States corn and mixed grains, with May and July futures listed for corn and wheat. Regional cash markets in Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia New York Richmond and Lancaster reflect assorted No 2 and No 3 grades, varying by location, with butter eggs poultry and produce prices noted. Government bonds and United States Steel dividend changes also referenced.
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United States
Seuss
Eveene
Edavune
Lip Aim Aebne
Chicago Cash
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Virginia Apples
Yorks
Virginia Sweets
Virginia Creamery
U. S
Treas
Fragmentary Telegraph note hints at aid and supply claim
A clipped Macon Telegraph fragment discusses whether Filipinos can do something with the Uplifters and suggests a grand plan where a supply from A. can meet the need. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Macon
Local Market Price list shows varied farm goods
Local market section lists items like corn meal butter flour shelled corn and mixed and scratch feeds with prices. Corn meal 1.30 and various animal feeds priced from 1.05 to 2.10 per unit. Creamery butter priced at 16 to 28 cents per pound.
Federal taxes far less than other nations compared
Dr Wile and Dr Stauffer explain 1932 tax burdens show Americans pay far less than peers in France and England. A $5,000 earner with one child owes $84 in the United States versus $802 in England and $709 in France. Across incomes, U.S. taxes remain lower due to exemptions and lower rates, though exemptions fell this year.
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Marcel
Dr. Wile
Liam H. Stauffer
Internal Revenue Bureau
France
England
United States
Unite States
Millwood Social Notes Highlight Local residents and visits
Millwood, Va. reports a flurry of social visits and travel. Mrs Kata departs for Charlotte, N C with plans to return. Miss Randolph recovering from influenza at Holton Arms. Agnes Page Mitchell and Henry Post Mitchell weekend guests at the parents’ home. Roland G Mitchell Jr improving after illness. Courtney B Jones hosted Kennedy Edasall for lunch. Ralph Richardson, George H Burwell and others hosted dinners. Miss Ellen Wheeler, Nancy Nelson Huidekoper and guests featured in society circles. Church teachers plan a two hour old fashioned country store for Lenten mite fund and Rev Wilbourne fills in at Christ Church.
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Millwood
Kata
Charlotte
N. C
Whiting
Winchester
Holton Arms
Randolph
Agnes Page Mitchell
Henry Post Mitchell
University of Virginia
Roland G. Mitchell
Roland G. Mitchell, Jr
Courtney B. Jones
Kennedy Edasall
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Ralph Richardson
Crawford
Frances Richardson
Ewart Johnston
George H. Y
Wiliam Watkins
Annefield
Elizabeth Tupre
St. Louis
B. O'F. Randolph
George H. Burwell
Frederick Sturges
Fairfield, Conn
Ehnen Wheeler
Nancy
Baltimore
Christ Church Sunday School
Mr. Wilbourne
Leesburg
Christ Church
B. Duvall- Chambers
Mr. Chamber
Agnes R. Page
Richmond
Insurance Man In Danville Takes Poison To Avoid Arrest
W E Nash former Danville City Auditor swallowed poison as a detective arrived to arrest him on misappropriation charges at Metropolitan Casualty Co where he was local manager. Nash is hospitalized in no serious condition. The alleged shortage in Nashs accounts was 136.70.
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Danville
W. E. Nash
Metropolitan Casualty Company
Nash
G. ©. French
Price Soon To Decide Whether To Run For Governor
Richmond Jan 31 Lieutenant Governor James H Price said he would decide within a week to ten days whether to seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the August primary or to run for renomination to his present post He has been a leading figure in Democratic speculation as to who will challenge George C Peery in the race Price is serving his first four year term and previously served in the House of Delegates from Richmond
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Richmond
James H. Price
George C. Peery
Price
House of Delegates
Militia Won’t Go Free To The Inauguration
Richmond January 31 George W Koiner Virginia State Commissioner of Agriculture warned Virginia farmers to dig in for another lean season. Among few bright spots poultry raisers have been making money by careful market attention, dairymen holding their own through strenuous efforts, and horse raising returning as a possible profitable branch. He noted current low prices of nearly all staple products may prevail for another season.
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Richmond
George W. Koiner
Virginia
Roosevelt to seat Garner in Cabinet talks
President-elect Roosevelt plans to include House Speaker Garner at the Cabinet table as part of his Vice-Presidential office. He told reporters no government appointments would be announced before March 4, though the cabinet issue may extend beyond that date.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Harding
Dawes
Curtis
Hoover Council
Garner
Capitol HI
State Funds Disbursed to Virginia Schools
The winter distribution of state public school funds totaling 2,162,037.26 will be released to Virginia cities and counties, based on 1930 census, with Lee County withheld except for constitutional requirements. Counties and cities listed include Augusta, Clarke, Frederick, Charlottesville, Harrisonburg, Winchester, and others.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lee County
Augusta
Clarke
Frederick
Greene
Highland
Page
Rappahannock
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Winchester
Waynesboro
Petersburg Man Convicted of Murder Receives 30-Year Penalty
Harry Dearing pleaded guilty to fatally shooting Ethel Wells Stockton at her home on January 6. A three hour trial in Petersburg yielded a murder conviction and a 30 year state penitentiary sentence, with Judge R T Wilson presiding and defense counsel arguing only about punishment. The other items mention unrelated geopolitical commentary.
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Petersburg
Harry Dearing
Dearing
Ethel Wells Stockton
R. T. Wilson
Bright Spots In Farming Picture
In Richmond on January 31 Roosevelt told Governor Pollard that states should not send National Guard or Naval Militias to the March inaugural to cut costs while inviting Virginians who wish to attend and parade to arrange travel through Admiral Cary Grayson. The Richmond Blues will join the parade along with Petersburg, Danville units, and the Monticello Guards of Charlottesville. each man bears his own expense. Roosevelt invited the Virginia governor to attend the inaugural exercises and White House luncheon.
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Richmond
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pollard
Cary T. Grayson
Richmond Blues
Virginia
Petersburg
Danville
Montivello Guards
Charlottesville
White House
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Keats Young
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
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Jersey City
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Elf
Great Britain
Arkansas Gazette
Spencer Carter
Saratoga
Goburee
Simns
Williamsburg
Berryville
Elizabeth Bradford
Lynchburg
Robert McCill
Master Allen McCill
Patent Office
Alle
Stanley
Lea W. Stanley
Central Press
Mr. Garner
Shanhaikwan
Hoover
New Yorker
Wender’s
Loudoun
Fairmont Ave
Peyton Street
Robinson Apts
North Loudoun
Martinsburg Pike
Hunter M. Stine
B. W. Largent
South Braddock
Limestone Farm
Care Star
Garake
Roy Bae
East Piccadilly
Lotsa
Muntsing
Care the Star
N. Braddock
Ater Sonsone
Maryland
National Avenue
Fremont Dick
Richards Avenue
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Boston Herald
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Philcos
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