Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Quotations in Early January
Market reports list prices for produce, apples, poultry, and eggs in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Details include Delights like Delicious and York apples, various potato and yam baskets, and live poultry values. cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs prices are given by U.S. Department of Agriculture and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Liestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Markets Report Cites Daily Market Corrections
The Star notes that local markets are corrected daily to reflect accurate pricing while acknowledging potential errors may occur in other market listings.
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The
Star
Stock Market Report Faces Inflation Risk and Steel Rally
New York January 6 stocks rise in early trading as steels and utilities lead a rebound after Thursday’s retreat. Bonds and commodities firm with the British pound rallying in response to Bank of England action. Investors weigh the upcoming federal budget and possible inflationary effects while a list of stock quotes shows gains and firming values.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Steels Motors and Utilities
Bank of England
Ined
British Equalization Fund
Wall Street
Congress
Can
Smel
A. T
Cigar
Elec
Genl
Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Republic Steel
Southern
O. of N. J
Corp
Union Pac
Steel
Va.-Car
Western Union
Woolworth
Futures and Cash Grain Prices Edge Slightly Higher
Chicago and other markets show a fractional wheat decline followed by a rally as mills and elevators absorb losses. Cash corn and export demand support steadying prices while soybeans and oats move with regional variations. Closing quotes touch wheat around 69 to 70 cents in Chicago futures, corn near 53 cents, oats near 30 cents, with lard futures climbing. Cash grain reports note no cash wheat sales in Chicago and varied bids for corn, oats, barley, soybeans, and seeds.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Illinois
Baltimore
Jan. G
Winchester
Week of Prayer Services To Be In Grace Church
Winchester Ministerial Association schedules a five night prayer series at Grace Lutheran Church from January 9 to January 13 at 7 30 pm. Local ministers deliver talks each evening with speakers from Martinsburg Charles Town Middleburg and Hagerstown.
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Grace Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Grace Lutheran Church
J. H. Haley
Methmane Episcopal Church
South
Charles Town
R. Diehl
D. D
The
Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
D. Campbell Mayer
Episcopal Church of
Middleburg
Robert B. Nelson
F. Berry Plummer
United Oo Church of
Hagerstown
Fewer Revenue Cars Are Loaded in 1938 Decline
The Association of American Railroads reported 30 468 544 revenue freight cars loaded in the United States in 1938, down 7 201 920 cars or 19.1 percent from 1937 and 15 409 480 cars or 33.6 percent from 1930. Grain and grain products rose 10 percent from 1937 while other classifications fell. Decreases ranged from 2.6 percent in livestock to 61.7 percent in ore.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
United States
Miss Sheppard Reports Hitler Pictured As Kind Man In Germany
Miss Martha Sheppard of Winter Haven Florida told the Rotary Club about Germany under Hitler noting restricted press and speech amid popular leadership. She spoke of youth military training in Munich the Munich treaty delay and Germany’s road building and propaganda scholarships abroad while condemning Jewish oppression and contrasting German and European attitudes. She also described Mussolini’s baby Fascists and an upcoming inter city Rotary meeting invitation from Martinsburg.
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Germany
Hitler
Rotary Club
Martha Sheppard
Winter Haven
Florida
Europe
Fuehrer
Munich
Miss Sheppard
United States
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Switzerland
Italy
Mussolini
Sheppard
K. B. Green
Baltimore
Robert Williams
Martinsburg
Winchester Club
Miss Conrad to Be Married in New York Church
Miss Georgia Geddes Conrad of this city will wed Mr. Taylor Pierce of New York at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon in the Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York. The couple announced their engagement months ago. Miss Conrad is the daughter of Col Bryan Conrad of the State Conservation Commission, Richmond. Her mother was the former Miss Geddes of California.
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Georgia Geddes Conrad
Taylor Pierce
New York
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Winchester
Miss Conrad
Col
Bryan Conrad
State Conservation Commission
Richmond
Miss Geddes
California
Major
Holmes Conrad
Indian Agent Beaten To Death At Ranpur Palace
A mob carrying slaves beat to death Major Reginald Louis Bazalgette, political agent of Orissa, near the Rajah of Ranpur's palace. He fired on the demonstrators when they refused to disperse, killing two rioters.
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Cuttack
India
Reginald Louis Bazalgette
Orissa
Ranpur
Bazalette
Effort Made To Adjust Boston Truck Strike
The day-old strike by over 5 000 Boston truck drivers and helpers disrupted 400 firms. Employers and the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration sought settlement of wage differences as thousands of tons of foodstuffs faced spoilage and raw materials lay on wharves along the waterfront.
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Boston
State Board of Conciliation
New England
Notice to creditors of Edwin Michael estate deceased
All persons owing the estate of the late Edwin Michael and those with claims against the estate are instructed to present them to Taylor L. Barr Sergeant Administrator of E. 1-361 Edwin Michael Deceased for settlement.
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Edwin Michael
Taylor L. Barr
23 of 603 Fail To Report Again
Montgomery officials said 23 of 603 Christmas parolees have not returned, a record since 1927. Governor Bibb Graves faces criticism as 15 white and 8 Black men violated the honor pledge. Lashes await parole violators when caught.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Mooney Plans Freedom Bid After Likely Pardon
Thomas J. Mooney, likely to receive a pardon from Governor Culbert Olson tomorrow in Sacramento, vows to devote his life to winning freedom for Warren Billings as he exits San Quentin. Mooney said he will dedicate the rest of his life to the cause if needed.
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San Quentin
Calif
Thomas J. Mooney
Culbert L. Olson
Sacramento
Mooney
Warren Billings
Westinghouse Restores Wages as Industry Surges
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co restores a ten percent wage cut for 6,000 of its 15,000 workers citing improved business conditions. Pittsburgh mills lift output over 15 percent since New Year as steel and other industries join a broader activity surge.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh Mills
Taxicab Drivers Return To Posts In New York
New York taxicab drivers ended a three day strike and returned to work after elections to choose a bargaining agent. John G. Moore of the State Labor Board supervised polling and reported the Transport Workers' Union CIO chosen for six of the 28 ballots involved.
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New York
John G. Moore
State Labor Board
Transport Workers’ Union
CIO
Monastic Frock Pattern for Girls 10 to 16
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1661 B offers a two piece monastic dress design for girls ages 10 to 16. Described as flattering with a high waist and gathered skirt, the pattern uses a yoke and round collar, and calls for soft fabrics and specific yardage for sizes 10 through 16.
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Barbara Bell
Budapest Reports Bombardments Continued From Page One
Budapest reports ongoing hostilities along the Czecho Slovakia Hungary frontier with sporadic violence and arrests. The Hungarian radio broadcasts regular bulletins while civil links to Munkacs falter and authorities warn of possible military rule. Prisoner reports cite Czech and Moravian soldiers. Hungarian casualties include four officers and five soldiers, with one Czech armored car seized.
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Ukraine
Czecho- Slovakia
Hungary
Vienna
Munkacs
Budapest
Bohemia
Moravia
Szentivanyi
Bela Dudinszky
Dudinszky
Chicago thief confess after long delay over stolen fur
A package to the police in Chicago was opened by Sergeant Thomas Meagher revealing a fur neck piece and a note claiming the fur was stolen from a store in 1937. The thief’s guilty conscience reportedly spurred action after more than a year.
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Chicago
Thomas Meagher
Lodge Installs Members at Winchester Camp Modern Woodmen
Winchester Camp of Modern Woodmen of America held its annual installation ceremony in Odd Fellows hall with officers J D Cammer J C Cammer O L Tevalt W W Hawkins J W Cammer Whitacre Snapp A Lake and Rev J Goode. The camp marked the order s 56th anniversary with brief talks as 21 Kirby Camp members from Kirby W Va attended.
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Winchester
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. Bina
J. D. Cammer
J. C. Cammer
O. L. Tevalt
W. W. Hawkins
J. W. Cammer
Whitacre
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America
Chapman Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Buncutter Tire Company
Stock Market Report
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Bossy
St. Louis
Dan van Pelt
Billings
the Evening Star
Barbara Be
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
Braddock & Cecil
Philco
Anderson
Front Royal
Virginia Motor CO
N. Braddock St
M. W. A. Lodge
Mi Ions
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Misterole
Northern
Bicker’s Motor
Ford-Mecury
Lincoln- Zephyr
North Braddock St
O. K
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motor CO
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