Quotation summary of wheat and grain markets
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes list wheat prices for No. 2 winter and various grain items, with produce prices for Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington. Includes butter and eggs prices, poultry, vegetables, and regional Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Lancaster figures, noting current receipts and market levels. Prominent entities: Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Lancaster. commodities: wheat, corn, potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, onions, apples. dates: Feb. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Staymans U
Grimes U. S
Yorks
U. S
Penn- Sylvania
Maine
Green Mountain U
New York
Mustevy
Puddle
Kent Island
Washington Produce
Washington
Richmond
Butte
Street Musicians Ban Sparks London By-Law Debate
Fragment from a local market page includes garbled text about prices and products. The readable line notes that street musicians in London are banned by ancient by-laws, implying enforcement and historical context. The piece also features a quote on authority and a remark about money and life nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vicks Voratone Antiseptic Trial Offered At 10 Cents
Makers of Vicks VapoRub announce Vicks Voratone oral antiseptic in a 2% ounce trial bottle worth 25 cents, offered to druggists at 10 cents while supplies last. The article touts low raw material costs and mass production as reasons for the price cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Voratone
Blic
Vicks
Leaders Under Bonds In Richmond Flare
Two Richmond leaders face charges after a Saturday demonstration. Tomkin and Post were jailed or fined for public speech without permit and resisting arrest. Post received a 25 dollar fine and a 300 dollar peace bond. Tomkin faced speech charges and a 3000? bond not specified here. Cheek was fined 50 dollars for carrying a concealed revolver. Police questioned officials about a campaign against unemployed demonstrators.
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Ofse
Ap J. W. Post
Tomkin
Post
Richmond
H. A. Maurice
Mason and Dixon Line
Maurice
John Cheek
Ordway Puller
J. Fulmer Bright
Abe Tomkin
Washington
Claim for Krol Presented to New York Governor
Arthur G. Jones, associate of Krol and president of the Krol company, was convicted of embezzlement in 1929 in Corporation Court and sentenced to three years in a Virginia state penitentiary. He received one third time off for good behavior and was released. After his imprisonment the Jones company went bankrupt and was sold. stockholders lost all invested funds while creditors were paid about 35 cents on the dollar. Chartered in 1924 the company had capital stock of 350000 dollars.
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Jones
Arthur G. Jones
Krol's
Virginia
Jones Company
Warden Lawes Book Becomes Outstanding Film
The Capitol Theatre presents Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing a First National film hailed as a sensational human document in book form and even stronger on screen. Spencer Tracy stars as a convict who faces the chair to save his sweetheart while protecting the mercy shown by Warden Lawes of Sing Sing in a dramatic prison life portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Capitol Theatre
Lewis E. Lawes
New York State
Spencer Tracy
Minister Fears Gangsters Are In Conspiracy
Roanoke telegram alleges gangsters pursue Rev. Guire head of Home Mission of America Inc He says J C Coleman NY lawyer may be behind it and he is unsure why his movements were tracked The 180000 will and Minnie mystery loom over the case as Guire visits Harrisonburg then Roanoke for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion of
America, Inc
Guiré
The
Baptist Church
Guire
Roanoke
Vair
Daily News-Record
Harrison- Surg
Vic
Minnie
New York
J. C. Coleman
Daily News Record
Roa Times
Roanoke Times
Mr. Guire
Times
New York State
Coleman
News-Record
the Times
Harrisonburg
Blizzard Grips Vast Region With Freezing Temperatures
A sweeping cold wave from the west brings heavy snow from the Mississippi to the Missouri valleys and beyond. The storm causes fatalities from exposure and icy highway accidents, with record low readings in Minot and widespread subfreezing temperatures across the East. Jobless aid troopers clear streets as Virginia reports lingering cold and forecasts cloudier skies with possible precipitation today.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Pocatello
Idaho
Atlantic
New York
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Dakotas
Minnesota
Minot
N. C
Pennsylvania
Lake Michigan
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Weather Man
At & O
Wytheville
Harrisonburg
England May Pay War Debts In A Lump Sum
London reports that discussions led by Sir Ronald Lindsay with Britain’s cabinet aim to wipe the Allied World War debt to the United States with a lump sum between 1.25 and 3.0 billion dollars. The total U S debt stands at about 4.802 billion, with Britain having paid 2.0073 billion. A week of talks follows, as parliament resumes with debt settlement as a dominant issue.
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England
London
Ronald Lin
United States
Associated Press
MacDonald Walter Ruthiman
Board of Trade
Ronald
Chamberlain
Leeds
Sir Ronald
Washington
Downing Street
Europa
School janitor urges 10 percent pay cut to save country
In Prince George's County Maryland the Taxpayers' Association reported only two replies to a request for voluntary salary cuts. One came from Charles Lee Megro the janitor at Bradywine School who offered a 10 percent reduction to help save the country from ruin.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince George's County
Closing Wheat Market Prices Today
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets were reported by Stickell Sales through Winchester Milling. Chicago May 47 percent, July 481 percent, September 493 percent. Baltimore spot wheat 59. Winchester spot wheat 55.
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Associated
Chicago
Baltimore
Stickell Sales Corporation
Winchester Milling Corporation
Winchester
Sunday Afternoon Outdoor Sports Approved in Pa House
Harrisburg February 7 The Pennsylvania House passed the Schwartz bill loosening the blue law to allow Sunday afternoon outdoor sports. The measure now moves to the Senate.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Schwartz
Pennsylvania
Senate
Church To Hold Quarterly Meet
The First Christian Church will hold a quarterly conference at 7.30 oclock tomorrow evening. Rev R L Williamson announced the gathering, noting matters of unusual importance and urging all possible attendees to be present.
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The
First Christian Church
R. L. Williamson
Bladder Physic advertised to cleanse irritation and improve sleep
An old medicine ad touts a bladder physic that cleanses excess acids and impurities to stop night awakenings and frequent urge. It promises relief after four days and a return of money if not helped. Sold by Bak ers Drug Store.
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Bakers Drug Store
Royal Air Fliers Aim for Nonstop Distance World Record
British Royal Air Force fliers Squadron Leader O R Gayford and Flight Lieutenant G E Nicholetts reported progressing over Africa in a bid to set a new nonstop distance record. A morning message placed their position near the northern Nigeria border, 2 770 miles from Cranwell England, their starting point yesterday, as other aviators stage flights toward England and Brazil.
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London
Royal Air Force
O. R. Gayford
G. E. Nicholetts
Africa
Nigeria
Cranwell
Eng
Mollison
Morocco
Price Changes In Stock Market Are Not Important
New York February 7 stock market shows minimal price changes despite some profit taking in gold mining shares. Call money stood at 1 percent and sterling cables opened at 3.48 dollars as overall market movement remained negligible.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt Sets Sail For New Fishing Attempt
President elect Roosevelt's yacht left the Bahama Islands and headed toward the open sea for another fishing try. A noon message from Vincent Astor aboard the yacht said they would head into the ocean and anchor off Green Bay.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fra
Elect Roosevelt
Bahama Islands
Vincent Astor
Green Bay
Man Freed In Death Of Girl In Pennsylvania Trial
Habard T. Gladhill of Emmitsburg Maryland was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 22 year old Miss Mary Prior of Highfield Maryland. She died after a car crash near Roadside Pennsylvania on January 14 as a group of youths returning from a dance.
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Chambersburg
Emmitsburg
Mary Prior
Highfield
Roadside
Woodin Seen As Roosevelt Commerce Chief Pick
Miami report notes William H. Woodin, president of American Car and Foundry, as a leading contender for Secretary of Commerce. Jesse S. Straus also discussed. Farley and Perkins viewed as certainties. Roosevelts’ patronage talks include western names for junior posts as cabinet planning moves forward.
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Miami
Fla
William H. Wingray
New York
Roosevelt
Woodin
Water
Commerce Office
American Car and Foundry Company
James A. Farley
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Bahama Islands
Ant A. Farley
National Airman
Os Pegersos
Bert E. Haney
Oregon
Justus 8. Wardell
San Francisco
Wiliam T. Kemper
Kansas City
Little Cabinet
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Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Powttry
Plymouth Rock Broilers
Capons
Florida
Philadelphia
Buchter
Ases
Mar
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Choice Ib
Scott
R. J. Scott
Europe
Norway
Contra Press Association, Inc
Emma Saperia
Boston , Mass
Star
Bben
Vicks Quality
Thomas H. Stone
True Reformers Hall
Stone
Ot Press
Puller
N. Y
Lawes
Lindsay
Wenders
Amy Johnson
Casablanca
J. Afron
Brazil
Southampton
Victor Smith
Amy “ Mollison
Capetown
Baker's Drug Store
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
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