Market Mixed As Stocks Close Steady With Gains
New York July 20 Market closed with a mixed tone as many issues changed hands and some gains appeared. Transfers totaled about 400000 shares while foreign exchanges and call money showed firmer action. Key closers included American Can 141% American Smelters 42 American Tel 126% Bethlehem Steel 32 Chrysler 54 General Electric 275 General Motors 36 Stand Oil N J 45 Union Pacific 106 U S Steel 39. Md Fund bid 16.28 asked 17.61.
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New York
Iago
Stock Exchange
American Can
American Smelters
Eer
American Tel
Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. J
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int
Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
Y. Central
Es Railroad
Oil of
Union Pacific
Steel
Westworth
Livestock And Produce Markets From Baltimore And Philadelphia
Baltimore markets show mixed cattle and hog prices with steers 5.50 to 9.50 and hogs up 15 cents at 11.00 to 11.60 per 100 pounds for various weights. Calves around 7.50 to 8.00, sheep and lambs steady, and rail tops noted. Philadelphia poultry and eggs report no change in dressed poultry and butter, with eggs at 60.6.
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Baltmore
Philadelphia
U. S
Quotations for Wheat and Grain Prices in Chicago and Baltimore
Closing grain and hog prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and Lard with July Sep Dec futures and cash bids. Prices shown for wheat at Chicago and Baltimore markets. Winchester market quotes for yellow and white corn and wheat based on mill deliveries.
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Ehicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Edwin Harloe Critically Hurt in Cycle Crash
Edwin Harloe sustained critical injuries after a motorcycle collision in Winchester. Witnesses Lee Braithwaite and Charles Newlin described a moderate speed crash as the bike crossed an intersection. He is the son of E Homer Harloe and Mary E Lillis, and related to several local families.
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Edwin Harloe
E. Homer Harloe
West Clifford Street
Winchester
Brook Funk
Edwin
C. B. Harloe
W. W. Harloe
Matoaka
W. Va
Michael Lillis
Frederick County
William E. Harloe
J.C. Horn
Lee Braithwaite
Charles Newlin
Postponed Interzone Davis Cup Match Triggers Crowd Uproar
Rain delays force the United States vs Germany Davis Cup interzone final to shift, delaying doubles and remaining singles. Donald Buckze won the opening singles 7 5 11 9 6 1, as Wilmer Allison and Baron Cottfried Von Cramm were set to play Monday amid tense crowds at Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Germany
Donald Buck Ze
California
Heiner Henkel
Wilmer Allison
Baron Cottfried von Cramm
Long and Allen Shake Up New Orleans Sheriff’s Office
In New Orleans on July 20, Huey P. Long and Governor O. K. Allen rejected most deputy sheriff nominees, triggering automatic firings of 68 deputies and their replacement with new appointees.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Local Market Prices and Wages From Early Market Listings
The Star lists local wholesale and retail market prices for flour and feed, with patent and mixed brands, various bag sizes, butter, eggs, and dairy feeds. Wages and miscellaneous items appear alongside inconsistent OCR text for shelled corn, middlings, and bran in a dense price table.
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The
Star
Newcestersssee
Isis Ste Ae Alesse
S.s
Pereinrers
Cosseerenee
Absolute Nazi Domination Aims to Wipe Out dissent in Germany
Berlin reports that Nazi rule tightens across Germany with Catholics censored and Jews restricted. Authorities crack down on youth groups and the Steel Helmets as Goering and Hitler centralize power, while the church protests in Navaria Rhineland and Silesia.
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Berlin
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Hermann - Wilhelm Goering
Catholic youth groups banned in German border cities
The minister of aviation in Hitler's cabinet and honorary Steel Helmets member led police to outlaw Catholic Youth groups in Stettin Hoeslin and Schneidemuehl. The public was urged to view priests involved in these movements as influencing youths in a manner detrimental to the state.
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Hitler
Steel Helmets
Stettin
Hoeslin
Schneidemuehl
Roanoke Greyhounds to Meet Park Team Sunday
The Roanoke Greyhound squad will face the Park team Sunday afternoon in a fast paced game. Proceeds will be split with the winning team taking the lion's share. Local club heads to Moorefield Saturday to play the Giants seen as strong opponents.
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Roanoke
Moorefield
Giants
The
Park Association
Elks Close Hard Fought Softball Win Over Coca Cola
The Winchester Lodge of Elks defeated Coca Cola 13 to 5 in a lively softball league game. Elks controlled most of the play while Coca Cola offered a strong counterattack in a hot evening contest.
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Elks
Coca Cola
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Coca Cola Outfit
Coca Cola Boys
World News At A Glance Packed Local and Global Tragedies
A condensed dispatch reports multiple incidents including a lynching in Fort Lauderdale near a victim's house, a series of deaths by train and plane in Philadelphia Gulfport and Phoenix, and drownings in Benedict Maryland. Political moves occur as Baltimore pursues a Republican convention, and state welfare cuts affect 30,000 in Harrisburg. International notes include Haile Selassie warning of looming world conflict, Nazi actions against Catholics in Berlin, and a Greek royal flight charter ahead of Athens.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Richmond
Topeka
Kan
Kanasas
Harrisburg
Pensylvania State Relief Works
Pico Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Stuart
Robbery at M. J. Grove Lime Company Plant
Officers investigated a theft at the M. J. Grove Lime Company's plant in Stephens City. Entry method not yet determined and no casualties reported.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Thieves Strike Briefly, Seize Cash Box From Site
Company representatives reported no afternoon update and no definite loss amount. They said thieves took a cash box containing a small sum of money.
Ickes Seeks Source Behind Utilities Attack on PWA Projects
Secretary Ickes accused a central source of leading a broad assault by private utility firms against municipal power projects funded by PWA. He cited attempts to block 22 percent of the 31 projects aided by the agency as part of the ongoing power struggle in Washington.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Senate Debates AAA Amendments on Capitol Hill
The Senate debates AAA amendments while the House sits in recess. Yesterday the chamber voted to open courts to process tax suits where levies were not passed to consumers. A lobby committee heard evidence on destruction of utility records. The Foreign Affairs committee approved a bill to license munitions exporters.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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