Market in Stocks See Prices Dip Amid Outsider Selloff
Lower prices prevailed in most shares as brokers loans in New York fell by 20 million for the week. The Federal Reserve report showed a 41 million rise in member bank reserves to 4.542 billion, with excess reserves near 2.2 billion. Monetary gold stocks climbed by 79 million while currencies moved little. 2 p m quotes include Allied Chemical 135, American Can 112, Bethlehem Steel 30 1 8, General Electric 23 1 2, U S Steel 36 5 8, Woolworth 54 3 8 and others.
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New York City
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Gas of
N. J
Corn Products
General Electric
Gos Motors
Godyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
WN. J
Public Sale of Valuable Orchard in Shenandoah County Virginia
Public sale authorized by the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia to be held in Woodstock at 11 o clock A M on Saturday March 2 1935 for a forty acre orchard property two miles northwest of New Market with tenant house and well. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years with deed of trust and insurance. Special commissioners listed and bonds filed. Sale includes deed and insurance requirements. Notice appears in Winchester Evening Star with court posting.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
J. Fishpan
C. R .McCann
Scott Grant
Woodstock
Vic
Ginia
Shenandoah County
New Market
Scott
Gircuit Court
Shenandoah
OG . M. Lynch
B. P. Harr
Herbert S. Larrick
James P. Reardon
R. Kern
Frederick
Kenneth James Hills
Hilda Hills
Winchester Evening Star
Winches
Baltimore Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Baltimore cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep prices move unevenly with steady to lower ranges. Slaughter steers 6.00 to 10.00, hogs 7.95 to 8.55 per hundred. lambs 7.60 to 10.25, ewes 2.50 to 4.50. Philadelphia poultry and eggs also listed with steady prices.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grain price quotes for wheat corn rye and barley
Chicago and Baltimore market wires show closing grain prices with wheat at May 96 to 96 1 8 and July 88 3 8 to 1 2 in Chicago. Corn ranged Mar 87 May 37 1 8 July 79 5 8 to 3 4 Sept 76 5 8. Rye May 66 1 4 July 66 1 4 Sept 65 1 4. Barley May 75 1 2 July 68. Lard May 12 82 July 12 95 Sept 13 05. Bellies May 15 85 July 16 00. Cash grain figures list No 2 mixed wheat at 1.00 1 2, No 3 mixed corn 85 1 4, No 2 yellow 88 1 2 to No 3 yellow 85 1 4 to 87 1 4, No 4 yellow 82 1 2 to 84 1 2, No 4 white 92 1 2 to 93 1 2. Baltimore markets show spot wheat No 2 red winter 98 1 8, February 98 1 8. Winchester Wheat 95 cents. Yellow corn $4.50 per barrel. Recorded as market summaries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
City School Chief Bars Communists From Schools
Ben G. Graham head of Pittsburghs city school system says meetings of persons regarded as communists and others viewed as too radical will be barred from school buildings.
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Pittsburgh
Ben G. Graham
Front Royal Social and Personal Notes Highlights
Kitty Stokes hosts birthday party at home. Charles W. Carson visiting. Mrs. T. S. Melton ill at home. Laura Boyd treated for facial injuries from a hill accident. Eastern Star meets tonight. Temperatures drop to 8 degrees below zero. Warren County High hosts Berryville teams in A M A gym. Elizabeth White to host bridge party in Washington. Mrs. Thomas Johnston entertained on Royal Avenue. Ambler and Moss attend bridge with Elizabeth White. Mrs. Beverley F. Brown hosted bridge. Park Theatre bowling loses to Warrenton. Robert Updyke returns from Browntown. Jinnie Moore improving after pneumonia at Winchester Memorial. Susan Marshall visiting sister in Washington before returning to Front Royal. Mrs. William Brower of Washington visiting A D Cone’s family. Helen Coleman heads to Richmond. David Hawthorne of Winchester visiting. Samuel Simpson ill at home. Senator Aubrey G. Weaver in Richmond on business.
Missouri Hails Ousted Students From LSU
Senator Huey Long faced criticism from LSU Baton Rouge students led by Sam Montague student president of LSU School of Journalism and six others ousted. They transferred to University of Missouri at Columbia where welcomed by Don Thurman Missouri School of Journalism student president and Cy Young editor of the student paper.
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Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Sam Montague
Center
Louisiana State School of Journalism
Louis
Iana
Missour
Columbia
Montague
Don Thurman
Missour School of Journalism
Cy Young
Local Market Prices and Packers Notes for Farm Goods
Local markets list wholesale and retail pricing for flour, feed blends, corn products, eggs, dairy items, meats, and chicks. Entries include bags of various sizes, per barrel prices, and notes on products like mixed feed and Middlings.
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Star
Hold Funeral of Mrs. Poston in Riverton
Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Elizabeth Poston were held Wednesday afternoon at Riverton Methodist Church with Rev. Moorman Parker officiating. The funeral followed her death at her Riverton home.
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Henrietta Elizabeth Poston
Riverton
Moorman Parker
Twins Born in Vernon Ashby Farm Surprise Calves
Vernon Ashby of Stephenson announced to a reporter that his Guernsey cow gave birth to twins this week. The twin calves are healthy and attracting visitors to Captain L. F. Cooper's nearby farm where Ashby resides.
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Vernon Ashby
Stephenson
Mr. Ashby
Poderjay Pleads Guilty To Bigamy in New York
Ivan Poderjay pleaded guilty to a bigamy charge for his marriage to Agnes C. Turverson. General Sessions Judge George L. Donnellan remanded him to the Tombs for sentencing on February 14.
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New York
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes C. Turverson
Detroit
George L. Donnellan
End Testimony in Bruno Case
Testimony was completed in the trial of Joseph J. Bruno political leader charged with murder for the killing of five marchers in a November election eve parade. The court denied moving the jury to Kelayres for a night scene inspection.
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Pottsville
Joseph J. Bruno
Kalayres
Kelayres
Former Bank Cashier Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Asa Bradshaw once cashier of the Herndon National Bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges in Richmond Virginia. Judge Luther B. Way sentenced him to four years in the federal reformatory camp at Petersburg.
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Richmond
Asa Bradshaw
Herndon National Bank
Luther B. Way
United States District Court
Petersburg
Mission Program For White Hall
The preaching mission continues at White Hall with strong crowds despite bad weather. Sunday night the gospel team leads the service, followed by Rev. William Pierpont of Martinsburg on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday features Rev. C B Luce, and Thursday the Fourth Quarterly Conference with Doctor Steelman preaching. Services start at 7 30 p m each night with special music. all are invited.
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White Hall
William Pierpont
Martinsburg
Luce
Doctor Steelman
Eleven Die In German Crash
Eleven persons were killed when a passenger airplane crashed at 7 a m last night at Poderjuch near Stettin. The dead include the plane crew and three of its eight passengers, all Germans.
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Berlin
Poderjuch
Stettin
Rail Mishap In Framingham Injures Twenty
In Framingham Massachusetts February 1 twenty persons were injured when a gasoline powered train on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad ran through a switch and crashed into the rear of a stationary freight train on a siding.
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Framingham
Mass
New York
New Haven and
Hartfe
Red and Green Gas Lamp Traffic Signals Tested in 1868
London observers note that as far back as 1868 Westminster experimented with a red and green traffic signal. The system used a gas lamp and operated only at night.
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Westminster
Eng
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