Market Quotation Rally Strikes Steels and Industrials
A January 30 rally lifted steels and other major industrials while overall volume remained light. U S Steel signaled a $4 a ton lift but unions and company offers suggested limits, as Bethle hem American Telephone General Electric and Chrysler led gains while Goodrich Sears and Boeing fell. Bonds were mixed with narrow ranges and some laggards in the curb market.
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York
U. S. Steel Corp
Union
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
General Electric
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Westinghouse
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears Robuck
Boeing United Aircraft
Weston Union
Electric Power and Light
Anaconda
American Smelting
Eastman Kodak
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Singer Manufacturing
Cities Service
Consolidated Steel
E. W. Bliss
Baltimore Livestock Market Report January 30
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show mixed demand for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Receipts heavy with prices steady to higher on select cuts and weight classes across regions and animals.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices and Values
Grain futures mainly moved in oats and May rye with lighter activity. Opening quotes show oats July at 80 1/2 to 81 and oats Sept at 79 3/8 to 1/2 while rye May dips to 2.12 to 2.11.
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Chicago
Boyce Independents To Play Tonight
The Boyce Independents host the Luray All Stars boys and girls teams at Boyce School gym tonight at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Boyce Independents
Boyce
Luray All- Stars
Boyce School
County PTA Plans Feb 8 Meeting on School Improvements
County patrons discuss school program needs against crowded, dilapidated buildings. Representatives from county PTAs will submit written reports detailing essential improvements and needs for each school to the February 8 meeting.
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PTA
Wage talks back on after parties renew discussions
Dewey continued talks after yesterday's announcement that both parties agreed to renew wage negotiations. He met with opposing leaders amid speculation he aimed to shift focus to wage talks. Wilson was set to join the renewed talks with the UAW, with Vice-President Walter P. Reuther leading union arguments before and after the November 21 walkout.
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Dewey
Wilson
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
State News Brevities Highlights Virginia Politics and War Trial Plans
AP brief from Richmond reports M A Hubbard resigning as tobacco section director to lead the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation. Newport News details VO UN site bid by Ashton Dovell and Raymond B Bottom to UNO inspection in New York. David Nelson Sutton to Tokyo for inter allied prosecution of war criminals. a hearing set for Dale Carter Stuart in murder case. funeral for Mrs Frederic William Boatwright. Gladys Morton appointed to State Board of Education. plans for Halifax veterans memorial and Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care budgeting.
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Associated Press
Richmond
M. A. Hubbard
State Department of Apes Tobacco Section
Department
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
L. M. Walker Jr
Hubbard
Newport News
London
Bruton
Williamsburg
United Nations Organization
New York
Virginia
UNO
Stoyan Gaerilovic
Ashton Dovell
Virginia House of Delegates
Raymond B. Bottom
The
Daily Press, Inc
David Nelson Sutton
West Point
King William County
Commonwealth
Washington
San Francisco
Tokyo
Lebanon
Claude S. Wilson
Russell County
Dale Carter Stuart
Air Force
Tomorow
J. E. Duff
Wilson
Stuart
Dale Mutter
Gladys V. V. Morton
Charlotte Court House
Tuck
State Board of Education
W. N. Neff
Abingdon
Charlottesvile
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Representa
Virginia Groups Seek Better Health and Medical Care
A report notes about 40 Virginia organizations express interest in improving health and medical care services, planning collaborations, and supporting efforts to reform health policy within the state.
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Virginia
Virginia lawmakers weigh labor department power and vitamin bills
The General Assembly debated a non partisan Industrial Commission and warned against expanding Labor Department authority. Industry leaders feared CIO and AFL influence while lawmakers heard support for inspection rules and a vitamin enrichment bill. Governor Tuck warned against over-appropriating state revenue and urged prudence on funding.
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Industrial Commission
Leonard G. Muse
Roanoke
Labor Department
Saunders
Department of Labor
AFL
CIO
Ment
Labor
Hugh Rudd
Mutual Insurance Association
James Hoge Tyler
Norfolk
A. E
T. J. George
Stuart
Virginia
Virginia General Assembly
Tuck
House, Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
C. C. Louderback
Page
John S. Battle
Albemarle
Rites Friday For Harry Hopkins
Funeral services for Harry L. Hopkins special assistant to the late Roosevelt will be held Friday at 2 p m at St Bartolomews Protestant Episcopal Church New York. Rector Dr George Paull T Sargent will conduct the services. Burial place not announced. Hopkins 55 died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a months long illness.
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New York
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
George Paull T. Sargent
Hopkins
Memorial Hospital
Berryville Chronicle reports Berryville event updates
The Star details daily reports from Berryville Clarke County and surrounding areas including Boyce. Readers learn of local happenings, civic notices, and community updates with concise blurbs and timely coverage.
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Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
County Woman Tops Canning Records Across Counties
In Shepandoat and surrounding counties a county woman has the best canning record with 103 quarts per person. Mrs John Hartley of Frederick county canned over 1600 quarts, while Mrs Clarence Tevalt of Shenandoah county earned 23 varieties plus pickles and sweets. The article notes growing food knowledge linked to child health and plans for better gardens and cellars.
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Shepandoat
Wasteenan
Arren
Bet
John Hartley
Frederick County
Clarence Tevalt
Shenandoah County
Search For Woman Ends In Cafe In Weymouth
Weymouth Massachusetts January 30 police said Mrs Betty Reader 25 mother of three children returned home after being identified by Police Chief Edward F Butler as the woman detained in Quincy She was found in a Quincy cafe by Patrolman William Spencer and escorted home by the chief
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Weymouth
Mass
Betty Reader
Edward F. Butler
Reader
Quincy
William Spencer
British Conduct Search In Tel Aviv
British authorities intensified action in Palestine and conducted a large scale search in Tel Aviv detaining an undisclosed number of persons. The southern section of the city was cordoned off and traffic entering the city halted and examined while military planes circled overhead.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
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St. Joseph
Ironrite Ironers
Motorola
Stewart Warner Radios
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
Molden Electric CO
Harry Carper
U. S. Coast Guard
Shenandoah
Studio Photo Supply Company
Photo Finishing
Frederic William Boatwright
University of Richmond
Boston
Bernard Lovelace
Halifax County
American Legion
General Assembly
Harry Hopkins
Winchester
Frederick County War Memorial
S. Braddock St
Headley’s Auctions
Fredandruff
W. 8S. Loy
Vermont St
Arlington, Va
Lowe Brothers
Parker’s Hardware
Stephens City
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture
Loudoun St
Group Wools
Coats
Mexico
Loudoun
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