Baltimore and Philadelphia Markets Report Jan 12
Maryland and Pennsylvania produce prices for round whites and Reds, with live poultry and eggs, plus Baltimore and Chicago livestock and grain quotes. Cattle and hogs listings show steady to lower ranges. calves, sheep, and veal follow, while cash grain and wheat prices in Baltimore and Chicago round out the market snapshot.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Philade
Philadelphia
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Michigan
Chicago
S. Dept
Gattle
Winchester
Wheat futures rise on British storage plan reports
Chicago price renewed as traders priced emergency wheat storage by Britain. Early losses were erased as futures and cash grain quotes strengthened, with Canada seen as primary supply source if the plan moves forward.
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Chicago
Canada
Stock Market Slips Then Recovers Amid Frictional Trading
New York January 12 stock activity opened with profit selling and fractional losses, later finding support to reduce losses to about 2 points. Ticker delays persisted as waves of selling and buying continued, with recoveries evident by the fourth hour. leading foreign exchange showed Sterling at 4.91 3 8 and the franc at 4.67 4.
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New York
Shareholders Meet Reveals Banking Dividends and Staff
Gray Williams presides as bank directors forecast a small July dividend with potential increases. The year saw $300,000 of Preferred Stock A retired and $100,000 of Preferred Stock B slated for retirement. Undivided profits rose by $79,000 in two years and total earnings reached $91,000, up $25,000 from last year.
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Gray Williams
Brown
Rusk
The
Ank
Mrs Arbuckle Dies. Long Life of Charity at Spring Dale
Mrs. Arbuckle, tied to the Van Meter lineage since 1730, long hosted travelers at Spring Dale Bartonville and helped manage the farm after Hack’s death in 1887. She survived by five children, with funeral services at Spring Dale conducted by Rev. Allen Jones and Rev. Robert B Nelson, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Drs Boyd, Stuart, Dutton, Wright, Bowly, and Chiles.
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Crown
John
Isaac van Meter
Spring Dale
Old Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hack
Robert Arbuckle
Jacob van Materen
Materen
Holland
Encyclopaedia
Miles Goverdale
Arbuckle
J. van Meter Hack
Frederick A. Hack
Aubrey T. Mussen
Charles J. Borum
Kathleen
P. W. Boyd
EF. C. Stuart
B. B. Dutton
R. 8. Wright
Strasburg
Charles L. Bowly
Samuel M. Chiles
Flint Strike Turmoil Triggers National Guard Mobilization
In Flint tensions rose as strikers clashed with police leaving injuries. Claims of no equipment damage conflicted with reports of tossed tools and a dented auto body. At the Fisher plant barricades blocked Chevrolet Avenue as over a thousand National Guardsmen were mobilized by Governor Murphy to restore public order.
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Chevrolet
Fisher Plant
Detroit
National
Michigan
Flint
General Motors Corporation
Frank Murphy
F. and M. Bank Reports Yearly Gains and Leadership
The cashier reported a year of profit growth with $58,000 rise in undivided profits and $226,000 increase in deposits. The bank retired half of its Reconstruction Finance Corporation preferred stock. Directors organized for the year with H. D. Puller chairing, Theodore Y. Kingel as executive, W. E. Cooper as president, and officers J. H. Yost cashier and G. F. Buts ler as trust officer. The clerical staff included Mrs. Margaret A. Kern manager of Foreign Dept and Christmas Savings Club, Mrs. Mary G. Hershberger savings manager, Miss Phyllis Whitmore secretary to cashier, and several tellers and bookkeepers.
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J. M. Steck
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
H. D. Puller
Theodore Y. Kingel
W. E. Cooper
L. M. Allen
P. H. Gold
J. H. Yost
P. McFadden
G. F. Butsler
Margaret A. Kern
Foreign Department
Christmas Savings Club
Mary G. Hershberger
Phyllis Whitmore
Claude M. Grim
Kinzel F. Whitacre
Harry E. Ridgeway
Elsie R. Snider
Faunce J. Mooers
General Ledger
Blanche Noonan
Goldie Brown
J. William Hollis
Eugene Adams
William Henry Gold
Olga B. Snider
Ralph Lee Hardy
Death summons Mr. Clevenger in local hospital
Thomas M. Clevenger 63 formerly of Frederick county and recently of 504 Highland avenue died at 7 30 p m yesterday in Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient He was born August 25 1874 son of the late Scott and Elizabeth Taylor Clevenger He is survived by his widow Edna Ashton Cleavenger three sons William Frederick and Frank Cleavenger all of Winchester and two daughters Mrs Bertha Cain and Miss Marie Cleavenger Also of Winchester The funeral from his home at 2 o clock tomorrow conducted by Rev C W Shipley Presbyterian Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Marshall Elliott Walter Sellers Clarence Penn Harvey Kline William Perry and Jacob Sirbaugh.
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Frederick County
Highland Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Clevenger
Scott and
Elizabeth Taylor Clevenger
Edna Ashton Clevenger
William
Frederick
Frank Clevenger
Bertha Cain
Marie Clevenger
Winchester
C. W. Shipley
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Marshall Elliott
Walter Sellers
Clarence Penn
Harvey Kline
William Perry
Jacob Sirbaugh
Byrd Urges Simplified Gov ernment Reorganization
Senator Byrd of Virginia urges a thorough simplification and abolition of overlapping agencies to cut overhead costs. He cites heavy top structure, duplication, and waste, and calls for a practical reorganization toward efficiency. President Roosevelt previews plans as Congress weighs a full program.
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Proud Byrd
Ireginia
Senate Committee
US 6 Radio Ue
Washington Ning
Romisiation Ous Doon
Washington
Roosevelt
Gomreint
Congress
Legislatie
Ccongress
Byrd
R-Va
Capitol Hill
White House
Bathtub murder shocks New York bride Mary Case
Police probe the bathtub slaying of Mary Case a 25 year old model and New York hotel association worker with a possible robbery motive. A blood soaked hair fragment found in her hand led to a lab test while a missing platinum wedding ring and $15 suggest theft. Her husband Frank Case found her body in a tub.
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New York
Mary Robinson
Lancaster
Brooklyn
John J. Ryan
Imilar
Nancy E. Titterton
Titterton
Sing Sing Prison
Herbert H. Lehman
Case
American Hotel Association
John Kalby
Robert Morris
Eightieth Street
Richard Grimes
Queens County
Tective
Ryan
Grimes
William J. Robinson
President offers reward in Mattson murder case
The President announces a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the Mattson murder suspect. Attorney General Cummings says federal agents will pursue the case relentlessly and cooperate with local police as the investigation continues. The body of the child was identified and authorities vow to follow the case to the end.
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Justice Department
Mattson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
White House
Roosevelt
Bureau of Investigation
Ace Man Hunter Nathan Ace Man Hunter
Washington reports Harold Nathan an FBI assistant director leads the Mattson kidnap killing hunt in Tacoma and has long hunted high profile cases. The veteran agent coordinated activities across 16 states in the Urschel and Weyerhaeuser kidnappings and joined the Mattson case January 3 under J Edgar Hoover.
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Harold Nathan
Nta
Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Justicement
New York
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Little George Weyerhaeuser
Nathan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice
State of George
Harvey Bailey
Preacher
Col
Charles A. Janeoare
Spinoza
Justice Department
Kidnap Murderer Sought by Justice Department Officials
The United States Justice Department offered a ten thousand dollar reward for the arrest of the kidnapper who killed a child in a snowbound area. Grim G Men followed the Presidents orders to use every means to capture and punish the perpetrator. A secret autopsy on the victim aimed to gather evidence for a capital case.
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United States
Sl Rtment of Justice
Washington
Justice Department
W. W. Mattson
Mrs Roosevelt Reacts to Kidnapping Slaying of Child
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt reacted to the kidnap murder of Charles Mattson saying she was horrified by the brutality of the act and expressing sympathy for the family.
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Washington
Jan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Mattson
Northwest
No class on next Thursday for Heredity extension division
The Heredity extension division class led by Dr. Chappalear of Harrisonburg State Teachers College will not meet next Thursday at 4 PM. Dr. Chappalear notified Leslie D. Kline, district superintendent, that he is ill and cannot travel to Winchester this week.
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Chappalear
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Kidnapper Slays Charles Mattson in Washington Snow
Tacoma and Olympia intensify a nationwide hunt for the kidnapper who abducted 10 year old Charles Mattson on December 27 demanding 28000 dollars. The boy's body was found frozen and nude in a Everett brush area, officials report brutal abuse and a grim scene as federal agents and local police push for clues.
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Wash
Charles Mattson
Everett
W. W. Mattson
Federal
Paul Sceva
Charles
Promany
Dr. Mattson
Sceva
Harold Nan
Jalaes
Washington
Theattson
Bytel
Gordon Morrow
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Hoover
Han
Olympia
Seattle
Otto Mittelstadt
King County
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
George Weyerhaeuser
Mattson
George G. Franklin
Franklins
John
California
PF. B. I
D. C
Shelton
Shief Harold Bird
Squaxin Island
Puget Sound
Mattsons
Wee 6
Muriel
Seattle Times
Renee
Les Mattson
Body found in snow described as brutal sight
Survivor recalls stumbling and falling on a naked man lying in a snow pocket. The man had been beaten and his head crushed. witness says the sight was horrific and she fled, unable to recall getting up.
Illness Fatal To Barbara A Dove Infant Dies
Funeral services were held Monday morning for Barbara Ann Dove four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dove. She died at Memorial Hospital from pneumonia. Rev Father Comasky led rites followed by burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by her parents.
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George Ove
Memorial Hospital
Father Comasky
Mount Hebron
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