A. J. Moore Killed in Staunton Auto Crash
A. T. Moore manager of Stonewall Jackson Hotel died when his coupe collided head on with another car near Fairway Tavern three miles north of Staunton. Miss Mary W. Bell and Mrs. Claude E. Bishop were injured. The inquest was adjourned until recovery of the injured. Moore was returning from Skyline Drive with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby” Moore
Chamber of Commerce
The
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Staunton
A. T. Moore
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Mary W. Bell
Claude E. Bishop
Charlotte
N. C
Fairway Tavern
Moore
Bell
King’s Daughters Hospital
Mr. Moore
Skyline Drive
Miss Bell
Bishop
T. M. Parkins
Dollar Liner Is Floated Again
The S. S. President Hoover of the Dollar Line was refloated at 7:40 p m today undamaged and steamed toward Kobe after running aground near Moji on Kyushu while en route from Shanghai.
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Moji
Japan
S. S
Hoover
Dollar Line
Kobe
Kyushu Island
Shanghai
Mercy Slayer Charged With Murder in Boston Hotel I fateful act
Forrest Welles, a blind street singer, confessed admitting he threw his sweetheart Hazel Ammons from a third floor hotel window in Boston. He claimed Ammons, once a waitress from Columbus Ohio, was growing blind and he did her an act of mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ammons
Boston
Forrest Welles
Welles
Columbus, O
Ten Injured As P R R Flyer Runs Into Truck
The Liberty Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad crashed into a truck at the main street crossing in Upper Sandusky. Ten people were injured, with three seriously hurt including I D Todd and R W Ritcha. Williams the truck driver was taken to a Bucyrus hospital. Fireman Ritcha and several passengers received minor injuries as the train derailed and rails bent. Local officials aimed to restore one track later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Liberty Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joe Se Eel
Joe Louis
Detroi
Petro
I. D. Todd
Fort Wayne
Robert Williams
Cambridge
R. W. Ritcha
Ritcha
Williams
T. O. Dinklac
Fewer Paralysis Cases Warned To Parents
Health guidance stresses limited spread of polio like illness from stools and nasal discharge. It advises isolating feverish children for two weeks, quarantining exposed individuals who handle food, and avoiding sick children from gatherings to prevent paralysis cases.
Lightning flash keeps air glowing for a fraction
Special photographs by a British scientist show the air remains illuminated after a lightning flash for about one two thousandth of a second. The finding highlights the rapid afterglow duration in atmospheric discharge observations.
Market Advances Lift Stocks With Yearly Highs
The market rose across most sectors with several leaders reaching year highs amid favorable trade and industrial data. Wheat climbed over two cents, cotton rose 15 to 20 cents a bale, and foreign exchange softened slightly as call money held at 0.25 percent. Closing quotes list numerous stocks including Allied Chemical 157, American Can 140, General Electric 27, U S Steel 37.5, Union Pacific 108.75.
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New York
Chicago
London
France
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Livestock And Produce Markets Summary Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore market notes show cattle steady with slaughter steers 6.00 to 9.50, heifers 3.50 to 7.50, cows 3.25 to 6.25, bulls 3.50 to 7.00, calves slow at steady, hogs steady with truck hogs 10.15 to 11.10 for 140 to 200 lbs, packing sows 6.65 to 9.00, pigs 9.35 to 11.10, and sheep and lambs lower with lambs 5.00 to 8.40 and ewes 1.25 to 2.50. Philadelphia market reports unchanged poultry prices per U S Dept. Agr 1 p m with 6 953 form listed.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S
Futures and Cash Grain Quotations for Wheat and Corn
CHICAGO July 17 Closing grain prices Wheat July 85 1 4 to 3 8 Sept 85 5 8 to 7 8 Dec 86 1 8 to 1 2 Corn July 84 1 2 to 5 8 Sept 76 3 8 to 1 2 Dec 64 7 8 to 65 Oats July 34 1 4 Sept 31 3 4 Dec 33 5 8 to 3 4 Rye July 46 5 8 Sept 46 1 8 Dec 48 3 4 Barley July 42 Sept 42 3 4 Oct 13 75 Dec 12 70 Bellies July 17 87 Sept 17 40 Baltimore July 17 Wheat No 2 red winter spot domestic 77 July 77 Winchester Markets Wheat 67 c bushel Yellow corn 90 c bushel $4 50 barrel White corn 93 c bushel $4 65 barrel All quotations based on deliveries at mill.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Executor seeks court direction in Davis estate administration
In Winchester Virginia on July 16 1935 Clerk of the Corporation Court issues order in the estate of Lou Ellen Moore Davis. T Russell Cather as executor requests court guidance and directs nonresident defendants C H Moore Mrs A D Cockey Mary Moore and William Moore to appear within fifteen days. Publication to run four weeks in The Evening Star and posting at courthouse by August 19 1935. Teste Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk. T.Russell Cather p q 7-17 24 31 8-7 41
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Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
T. Russell Cather
Lou Ellen Moore Davis
C. H. Moore
Jennie Moore
Av’d. Cockty
Mary Moore and Co
William Moore
A. D. Cockey
Mary Moore
C. William Moore
Virginia
Evening Star
Corinne Barnett
Russell Cather
P.q
Federal court strikes down AAA processing tax power
Judge William H. Kirkpatrick ruled unconstitutional the part of the Agricultural Adjustment Act authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to levy processing taxes on hogs. The suit was brought by F. G. Vogt and Sons, Inc. of Philadelphia seeking an injunction. Vogt owes $378,127 in unpaid taxes. Ten other meat packing firms joined similar suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William H. Kirkpatrick
United States District Court
Secretary of Agriculture
F. G. Vogt and Sons, Inc
Philadelphia Meat Packers
Vogt
Explosion Injures Twenty at Oklahoma Packing Plant
An explosion in the kitchen of the Wilson and Company packing plant in Oklahoma City injures twenty workers, with three seriously hurt. Fourteen others have minor injuries treated on site, and three women are hospitalized. Officials suspect a leaking underground gas main caused the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company
Guffey Measure Not Sidetracked
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee denied today that the Guffey bill to regulate bituminous coal had been sidetracked for the tax program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Local Market Prices for Flour Feed and Butter
Local wholesale and retail markets list patent and cracked corn, bran, middlings, and dairy feeds with bag sizes and prices. Includes egg mash, corn meal, mixed feeds, and various butter types from regional suppliers.
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The
Star
Kasco
Agro
More Enlist In U S Army Amid Vacancies
The Army recruiting office lists enlistees for Coast Artillery and Infantry bound for Hawaii and Panama. Enlistees include Victor L Geenter Lee C Hendley Max Schiffman Harry A Troast and others from New Jersey Virginia and Berkeley Springs. All await sailing from Fort Slocum to Hawaii. Sergeant Likar notes further vacancies in these units.
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United States Army Recruiting Office
Victor L. Geenter
Oak Hill
Lee C. Hendley
Pliny
Max Schiffman
Harry A. Troast
Passiac
N. J
Lee E. Burkhart
Robert B. Wise
Berkeley Springs
Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Chester M. Hockman
Front Royal
Panama
George R. Nicholson
Montpelier Station
Marshall B. Nicholson
Grimes, Va
James B. Nesselrodt
Winchester
Infantry
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Likar
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A. J. Moore
Mercy
P.R. R. Flyer
Ohio
MD. Fund
Rye
Lard
AAA
Buncutter Tire Co
U. S. Army
Tony
Anthony
Arthur Gooch
Robert L. Williams
Muskogee, Okla
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Okmulgee
Okla
Butcher Boy
Muskogee
Texas
Durant
Gooch
Just
Floyd Verette
Middle West
Hejis Floyd Verette
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Larus & Brother Co
Richmond
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