Market Quotation Summary from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia Reports
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show cattle prices up to 10.70 for heavy yearlings and steady hog and lamb markets. Philadelphia fares list near-term egg prices and soft winter flour ranges with mixed poultry demand and weak live poultry quotes.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Peewee Rae
County Races Feature Rosenberger and Strother Campaigns
In Back Creek district veteran supervisor Rosenberger and White Hall farmer Strother vie for county seats. Rosenberger, 62, longtime Rosenberger farm owner with turkeys, is North Central area resident. Strother, 55, White Hall postmaster and Grange member, runs a farm, fruitgrower and dairyman business. The piece includes farm product quotes and local grain, oat and soybean prices from Chicago and Baltimore markets.
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Winchester
Rosenberger
Back Creek
Jeanette Smith
W. J. Smith
Gravel Spring Lutheran
W.E. Smith
Mr. Rosenberger
Henry
Eliza Rosenberger
Fietta
Robert
New York
William
Thermnas
Richard
Strother
White Hall
FP. M. Strother
Frederick County
Minie Hancher
National Grange
Grange
M. E
Bunker Hill
Japan presses plan to shape Asia under new order
Premier Ichiro Hiranuma vows extermination of persistent opponents as Japan seeks a Pan Asia empire. Foreign Minister Arita outlines a new East Asia formed by Japan Manchukuo and China, pledging armament build up and permanent wartime controls.
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Jokyo
Ichiro Hiranuma
Japan
Asia
Hachiro Arita
East Asia
China
Machoukuo
Arita
Manchukuo
Diet
Auto Union In a Mix-Up
In Detroit on January 21 insurgent CIO allied leaders claim full CIO backing for the United Auto Workers split. Homer Martin’s faction controls the international offices as he reenters guarded by police, while rival directors convene to frame rival executive boards and papers. Observers foresee court intervention to untangle the dual union and competing conventions.
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Deroit
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Martin
CIO
UAW International
Auro
UAW
American Federation of Labor
Lively CCC training bill stirs congressional debate
Washington observers report a lively fight over a proposal to make military training mandatory for about 300 000 CCC enrollees. Proponents argue the after training program would create a reserve of trained fighting material and should be part of the national defense expansion.
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Washington
Prospect Today
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Democratic Peace Makers Face Big Task Before 1940
Senator Tydings defends Harry Hopkins amid Senate criticism of relief actions. He argues Hopkins did no more than expected and predicts a strong electoral win, calling the episode a test of democracy despite political scheming over a $3,000,000 Potomac bridge.
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Page One
Lewis
Maryland
Potomac River
United States
Senate
Hopkins
Tydings
Auet
Maryand
Harry Hopkins
Goering Presses on with Wohlthat Negotiations Amid Shuffle
The report outlines Goering’s pledge to continue talks with Dr. Wohlthat the Ministry of National Economy official in charge of commercial payments aboard. Rubice heads to Paris to confer with Inter-Governmental committee leaders and return early next week. Dr. Schacht’s possible continued involvement remains unclear as Rublee’s London talks appear tangled in miscommunication.
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Wohlthat
Rubice
Paris
Berlin
Helmuth Wohlthat
Ministry of National Economy
Dr. Schacht
Reichsbank
Rublee
London
Germany
Lutheran Synod Opens After Lowe Controversy
The Virginia Synod faces a key session as a 15 member committee prepares to report on Rev. Lowe who was suspended from Grace Lutheran Church. A new church, Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, formed at 19 North Washington with a unanimous call to the former Grace pastor. Officials claim Lowe did not resign from the Synod. The Synod meeting begins Tuesday with updates anticipated.
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Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Scherer
North Washington Street
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Grace Luth
Senate panel backs relief bill amid spending fight
A Senate subcommittee endorsed a $725 million relief bill as debate over large scale spending continues. Byrnes and Harrison hailed the compromise to avoid drastic WPA cuts, while others urged higher funding and the option of a supplemental appropriation if needed. The vote was 8 to 3 with both parties split on the proposal.
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Byrnes
D-Sc
Schwellenbach
D-Wash
Senator Bone
Bone
Russell
D-Ga
Nye
R-Nd
Roosevelt
Adams
Townsend
R-Del
Tydings
Dmd
Glass
D-Va
Hale
R-Me
Overton
Louisana
Hitler Ousts Two Bank Directors and Reichsbank Reorganization
Report covers Hitler removing two bank directors as he reorganizes the Reichsbank. Schacht’s export plan and Rublee talks on Jewish emigration noted. Stock market reacts as inflation fears rise, while a new military fitness decree expands a nationwide reserve and arms readiness. Rublee seeks clarity on negotiations amid ongoing talks with Schacht.
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Hitler
Reichsbank
Schacht
Germany
Berlin
Stock Exchange
Nazi Party
Q Mandwehr
Rublee
Foreign Office
Stock Market Report Opens With Mixed Trading Curb In Fears
New York January 21 Stocks fell about 4 points amid fears of a European flare up after the German Reichsbank president was ousted Trading remained active early but sold off late with limited recoveries Transfers ran around 800000 shares Safeway reported 1938 39 profits of 402 a share versus 262 prior year Loews gained after a court action dismissal Baltimore and Ohio slipped as a bondholder sought a receiver The Pittsburgh district mill outlook was muted with a projected 12 point jump in operations listed for next week
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Victor Eubank
New York
Dr. Schacht
Reichsbank
Sterling
Safeway
Loew's
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
al Chem
AT & T
Anaconda
B and O
Grain futures slip then recover amid weakness and support
In Chicago on January 21 weakness in securities sparked early selling in wheat futures with declines of 3 to 8 cents. Buyers from commission houses lifted prices back toward the prior close. Corn also weakened breaking 52 cents for May and 53 for July, with May corn demand mainly in early trade. Closing prices: Wheat March 69, May 69 3 8 to 1 2, July 69 3 8 to 1 2, Sept 70 1 4. Corn March 51 1 8, May 51 3 4 to 7 8, July 52 3 4 to 7 8.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Student Robert Pullman Injured Falling From YMCA
Robert Pullman a 20 year old college student studying government at Colgate University was critically injured today after either falling or jumping from a fire escape on the sixth story of a YMCA building in Washington.
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Washington
Robert Pullman
Colgate
Knowledge of caskets and the value of funeral merchandise
A speaker notes that public knowledge of casket pricing is limited and gained only with study. She emphasizes the need to rely on a trusted funeral director or organization such as the Jones Funeral Home for guidance.
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Jones Funeral Home
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