Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Report On Jan 14
The report covers livestock and produce markets in Baltimore and Philadelphia with price ranges for live poultry eggs butter and dressed poultry. Cattle calves hogs and sheep trading data from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia show slow demand and varied bidding across weights and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Phia Prod
Philadelphia
P. R
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Retail Corners Listed
Prices shown for local wholesale and retail market items include flour bags per barrel ranging from 6.70 to 7.80 dollars, shelled corn and cracked corn feeds around 2.30 to 2.60, meal and mash feeds near 2.40, and various eggs meats and dairy items with scattered cents-per-unit. The Star notes possible typographical errors but provides the price list for reference.
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Kasco
Ceacacseccmeter
Aises Ess
Ceasaseas
Stock Market Rally Amid GM Strike Talks in New York
New York stock market sees 1 to 3 point gains in automotives as General Motors strike talks with union reps progress toward a peaceful settlement. Foreign exchange opens with Sterling down 3 16, French franc off 3 16 of a cent. Notable quotes include Allied Chemical 232 and General Motors at 67 1 4 in the 2 p.m. list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Wall Street
Sterling
Grain futures rise then retreat as corn rallies fade
Chicago market notes corn climbs to multi year highs then eases on profit taking and wheat declines. Reports on marine strike settlement boost corn briefly while cattle on feed in the corn belt runs 23 percent below a year ago. Cash grain prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1.42 1 2 and various corn and soy values across grades.
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Chicago
Lord
Baltimore
Winchester
Turner Named New Ward Store Manager In Montgomery
H. K. Turner arrived as the new manager of the Montgomery Ward Store to succeed W. E. Dyer who moves to Plainfield. Turner has seven years with Wards in Baltimore Durham and Rocky Mount with Mrs Turner planning to join him once he is settled.
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H. K. Turner
Montgomery Ward
W. E. Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Plainfield
Quick Justice Details at Tailor Shop
A narrator, Johnson, describes leaving at 5 o'clock, taking a suit to a tailor, giving his name and address, and accepting a promise that someone would pick up the item with no receipt required.
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Johnson
Indian Bridegroom Faces Federal Question Over Alimony
Joe Bighorse an Osage Indian held seven months in Tulsa Oklahoma for contempt in an alimony case faces a federal question. The Oklahoma Supreme Court ordered $2 000 alimony to wife No 2 after marriage to multiple spouses. The case tests whether state courts can compel a wealthy Indian to surrender cash and if the Bureau of Indian Affairs should pursue federal action.
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Washington
Jan
Joe” Bighoree
Joe Ahy
Tulsa
Okla
United Tes
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oklahoma
Joe
Ethel
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Bighorse
Nation lawmakers on Capitol Hill overview
On Capitol Hill the Senate and House discuss reorganizing and extending RFC authorizations. The La Follette civil liberties inquiry resumes while the Wheel er committee reviews rail financing. Brookings recommendations reach Byrd’s reorganizational panel as Republicans seek ratification. Appropriations panels continue relief and supply hearings amid recess. June RFC extension noted for Point Comfort.
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Associated Press
Senate
RFC
la Follette Committee
Wheeler
van Sweringen
Byrd _ reorganization
Brookings
HOUSE
Appropriations
Point Comfort
Rules
Induction of Four Members Fosters Spontaneous Fellowship
President Frank Armstrong Jr presided as four members were inducted to develop a fellowship akin to boyhood days. A telegram from Rev C Worthington Lowe of Grace Lutheran Church praised a flowers gift to him during illness. Rotarian Alex Turner of Lewisburg W Va and Donald O'Brian of Richmond were presented as visitors.
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Frank Armstrong, Jr
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
H. D. Fuller
Alex Turner
Lewisburg
W. Va
Donald O'Brian
Richmond
C. Vernon Eddy
City to prepare two parking lots for Saturday use
The city plans to grade and prepare two lots for parking and other times when crowds form. Officials say county approval would not disrupt current uses. Supporters argue the conversion would improve area appeal, while the lot now becomes muddy in rain due to lack of grading.
Appetizing Sea Food Hors D oeuvres and Sandwich Ideas
A vintage collection of savory starters and sandwich preparations. Recipes include tuna and egg anchovy bites, cream cheese with avocado and olives, pickled herring rounds, fish ball croquettes, hot rolled appetizers with horseradish cream cheese, cheese balls, and popover batters. Also presents steak and onion sandwich assembly and a beef cheese popover variant.
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Ae Ge
Viscose Plant Planned at Front Royal On Shenandoah River Site
Reported plans by the Viscose Corporation to build an electric and filtration plant on 320 acres near Front Royal with water from the Shenandoah River. The site lies west of town near the Norfolk and Western station. Titles are guaranteed and a $50,000 deposit is said to cover the purchase. County Clerk Marvin A. Trout confirmed deeds were filed.
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Viscose Corporation
Shenandoah River
Roanoke
Front Royal
Norfolk and Western
Marvin A. Trout
Viscose Official Delays Land Deed Records and Plans
It states four deeds remain to be placed on record as final details are completed at the office of Weaver and Armst. Pending land transfer Viscose officials have not announced any plans.
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Weaver and Armst
Blood Stains Found in Charles Case After Ransom Refused
An examination reveals blood at the scene where Charles was slain after he refused a 28 000 dollar ransom. His battered body was found by a hunter last Monday. Several people are detained and an order is issued to arrest a California ex convict for questioning. Paul Sceva, friend of the victim, fears a dangerous man could have killed Charles father Dr. W. W. Mattson if he had gone to meet him.
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Charles
California
Paul Sceva
Oun
W. W. Mattson
GM Officials and UAW Meet Governor to End GM Strikes
General Motors and United Automobile Workers officials sat across from Governor Frank Murphy to pursue immediate peaceful termination of strikes that have left 114000 GM wage earners idle. Before the talks started, union lawyer Larry Davidow alleged Genesee County Prosecutor Joseph R Joseph violated Michigan law by involvement in an injunction case against strikers. Joseph admitted owning 61 shares of GM stock and defended his impartiality.
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General Motors Corporations
United Automobile Workers
Frank Murphy
Murphy
General Motors
Larry Davidow
Joseph R. Joseph
Genesee County
Michigan
Flint
Davidow
Joseph
Enticing Marian Martin pattern 9184 two piece for Wardrobe extras
The ad promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9184 a two piece frock with surplice blouse and wrap belt. It highlights long or short Gibson Girl sleeves and a swing skirt in bright fabrics. Orders are for sizes 12 to 20 with pricing for pattern and book, sent to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Depart ag 232 W. 18th St New York Pattern No. 1229-B.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Departag
18Th St
New York
Death of Fred M. Affleck Honored by Winchester Fire Dept
The Winchester Fire Department records a great loss with the death of Fred M. Affleck. The Sarah Zane Fire Company and Affleck’s family receive deepest sympathy. Memorial committee members: W. H. Reed, W. A. Sloat, Andrew Bell.
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Winchester Fire Department
Fred M. Affleck
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Charley Rouss
Charley Rouss Fire Company, Inc
W. H. Reed
W. A. Sloat
Andrew Bell
GM Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants to close by Monday
Two General Motors units at North Tarrytown New York the Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants employing 4000 workers will be closed by Monday the management announced. National guard troops arrived in Flint to aid civil authorities amid a tense strike as conference leaders met behind locked doors with no comments and no timetable for resolution.
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General Motors
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
North Tarrytown
N. Y
National Guard
Flint
State Capitol
Why Pray Sermon Draws Crowds at Market Street Church
Crowds gather for an evening service at 7:30 with Rev. Herman McKay of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church delivering the message Why Pray. Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenatricker of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church leads devotions in place of the ailing Rev. George W. Stovais. The Market Street and United Brethren choirs join La Street Church choir in the music.
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Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hubert Sydenatricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
George W. Stova
Market Street Church
United Brethren Church
la Street Church
Ordinance Grants Permit for New Filling Station
The Common Council grants R. E. Buncutter a permit to erect a filling station with one 550 gallon tank and one 1000 gallon tank. Construction of driveways across the sidewalk will be under City Manager supervision. Passed January 5, 1937. Mayor Dr. C. R. Anderson.
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R. E. Buncutter
C. R. Anderson
Kellogg's All Bran praised by Sacramento reader
A message from O. T. Davidson of Sacramento extols Kellogg's All Bran as a remedy for constipation and related health issues. The letter urges regular use, suggests serving ideas with milk or nuts, and claims Kellogg guarantees the product from Battle Creek.
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Mr. Davidson
Kellogg's Allbran
Kelloge
O. T. Davidson
Sacramento
Calif
Kelly ’S
Chronicle
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Scisay
Allied Chemical
Can
Smelters
Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Kennecott
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Steel
Woolworth
New Ward
Attach
Capitol Hill
Gene Ahern
Ruby
Australia
Toney Renner
H. Krebs
Wilhelm Faupel
Burgos
Spain
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Francisco Franco
Germany
Hitler
Central Press
Loudoun
North Kent
W. Boscawen Bt
South Kent
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
North Braddock Street
Merton W. Kremer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
G. F. Butsler
Patterson’s
Cameron Street
Monmouth Street
Fairbanks- Morse
Chas. F. Nelson
Strasburg, Va
New Hampshire
Arthur F. Streit
Lilly Helsley
Nain
Sat
Mount Williams
Fairview
Valley Pike
Elms
Cook
William M. Richard
Riverton
L. D. Arnold
Braddock St
Iy “Apt
Care Star
W. B. Brill
America
New Hampshires
Virginia
Shenandoah Commerial Hatchery
Maurertown
A. Osborne
Kernstown
Vanity Fair School of Beauty Culture
N. Loudoun St
Consumers Coal Company
E. Cork St
Fekeont Royal Yard
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