Baltimore area market report quotes for July 16
Market notes list varied prices for produce livestock poultry and grains. Highlights include group quotations from Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and regional exchanges with eggs butter hogs cattle sheep and grain values along with regional staples like apples potatoes and sweet potatoes and live and dressed poultry prices.
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Baltimore
N. C
E. Sh. Va
W. Sh. Va
E. Sh. Md
Philadelphia
Sutter
Springersmouth
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Wheat futures prices showed a mixed tone with July activity in Chicago markets. Cash wheat and other grain quotations appeared mixed as traders assess supply and demand factors amid July trading.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Local Markets Flour Wholesale Market Note
Local markets update lists wholesale flour market activity amid daily corrections. The Star notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. Market listings reflect current wholesale flour pricing and availability in local districts.
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Star
State Policemen Are Promoted In Virginia Docket
Richmond July 16 Five members of the Virginia state police were advanced in rank by Director Marion S Battle of the Division of Motor Vehicles. Inspector James Cowan was promoted to inspector and captain in an executive capacity at headquarters Richmond. Lieut James R Nunn became captain in charge of the Richmond district. Lieut E J McDermott advanced to captain in charge of the northern Virginia district based at Culpeper. Lieut C W Woodson Jr became captain in charge of police schools training and instruction. Lieut H D Lawrence promoted to in charge of the southwest district headquartered Wytheville.
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Richmond
Virginia
Marion S. Battle
Division of Motor Vehicles
James Cowan
James R. Nunn
E. J. McDermott
Northern Virginia
Culpeper
H. D. Lawrence
Southwest
Wytheville
Fight over platform dives into aid to Britain at Democratic convention
Chicago July 16 The Democratic platform fight over foreign policy pits Wheeler and Pepper against a more hawkish stance. Wheeler and McCarran back a no-use-of-force pledge while Pepper urges aid short of war for Great Britain and a strong denunciation of Hitler. Wagner aims to present a draft to the convention by Wednesday night with other notable members involved.
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Chicago Stadium
James A. Farley
National Committee
Chicago
Great Britain
Wheeler
Montana
Pepper
Florida
McCarran
Nevada
Americas
Resolutions Committee
Hitler
Tommerow
Wagner
New York
Agriculture
Wallace
Calvin W. Rawlings
Utah
Culbert L. Olson
California
Cornelius C. Moore
Rhode Island
Thomas Kennedy
International Secretary- Treasury
The
United Mine Workers of America
Philip B. Perlman
Maryland
Robert Bulkley
Ohio
63 Are Known Killed In Mine By Blast
In Sonman Pennsylvania 63 miners perished in a blast that swept three sections of the mine. Rescue squads rushed to the village of 400 as 34 men were found dead in a brattice shelter. Bodies surfaced amid rain and electric storm while families waited at Portage.
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Page
Sonman
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
James Montheith
Portage
Ters
S¢Ven
Mather
Whole Japanese Cabinet Resigns
Tokyo July 16 Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai submitted the entire cabinet's resignations to Emperor Hirohito amid army pressure for a stronger East Asia policy. The plan calls for a one party government under Prince Konoye or War Minister General Shunroku Hata to steer consolidation of gains and a harder stance toward Western powers, including the United States. Yonai traveled to Hayama to present the resignations. the emperor canceled fleet review and will return to Tokyo tomorrow.
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Tokyo
Mitsumasa Yonai
Hirohito
Japan
East Asia
Fumimaro Konoye
Shunroku Hata
Yonai
Orient
United States
Domei
Konoye
Hata
Hayama
Imperial Household
Second Pouring of Concrete at Stephens City Reservoir
Workmen today began the second pouring of concrete for the Stephens City reservoir. The first pouring occurred several weeks ago. Two additional pourings are planned to complete the project.
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Stephens City
Elks elect Joseph G. Buch grand exalted ruler
Joseph G. Buch of Trenton New Jersey was elected grand exalted ruler at the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks international convention in Houston Texas.
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The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Joseph G. Buch
Trenton N. J
Houston
Tex
Ginger ale described as non-alcoholic beverage
The question asks if alcohol is used in ginger ale and the answer states that ginger ale is a non alcoholic beverage.
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