Markets Report From Baltimore And Chicago Livestock Learnings
Livestock and produce markets in Baltimore and Chicago show cattle and hog prices firming. Cattle and calves led gains with higher top quotes, while hogs stayed steady with assorted weight ranges and improving buyer activity. Sheep see mixed movement as spring lambs rise and other lots adjust.
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Baltimore
Delaware
Colb
U. S
Chicago
U.S. Dept
Texas
Baltimore Livestock
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
The jJoca markets are correct ed daily but The Star does not assume responsibility for any typographical errors that may occur.
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jJoca
Star
Local flour and feed prices in 6 markets report
The column lists local retail and patent brand flour prices by bag sizes of 6.45 to 7.25 per barrel and 4, 8, 12, and 24 pound bags. It also shows prices for cracked corn, corn meal feeds, dairy and mixed feeds, and various fowl and livestock feeds with multiple per-bushel or per-100 measures.
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Fiarvedeatdeecescheme Duuruars
SAO
Eseereesee
Esscseeeees
Stock Market Report Highlights Mixed Day in New York
In New York on July 21 shares showed stamina despite declines in other sectors after news Senator Barkley of Kentucky won a close Senate vote, seen as Roosevelt's pick for the leadership post. Big movers included Chrysler near a high while U S Steel and General Motors fell. bonds and currencies edged lower with the franc and pound dropping.
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New York
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Wall Street
Roosevelt
American Locomotive
DuPont, Collins and Aikman
Santa Fe
New York Central
Pennsylvania Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Delaware and Hudson
Goodyear
Motor Products
Consolidated Edison
Deere
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Macey
Case
Western Union
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
General Electric
Texas Corp
Howe Sound
Farmland Grain Quotes Show Higher Wheat Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago markets report record gains in wheat with an advance of 112 cents amid bullish spring crop forecasts. Government projections estimate 150 million bushels for four leading states and 218 million for the nation, while near-term futures close higher across wheat and corn as oats and rye also move. Baltimore notes No 2 red winter wheat at 1.22 per bushel and corn at 1.15 per bushel with prices based on mill deliveries.
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Chicago
United States
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Young Roosevelts Lunch With Blum In Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his bride Ethel DuPont lunched with French leader Leon Blum and foreign minister Yvon Delbos at the summer villa of Ambassador William Bullitt in Shantilly. The meeting paired the American couple with key French officials amid postwar diplomacy discussions.
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Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
Leon Blum
Yvon Delbos
William C. Bullitt
Shantilly
Winchester Young Democrat Club Meeting Notified
Edward McC Williams, chairman of Seventh Congressional District Young Democrats of Virginia, informs the Winchester Young Democrat Club of its district convention in Harrisonburg Va on Saturday at 2 PM. Francis Miller heads delegate reception at the Rockingham Club and attendees are advised to seek directions at the Kavanaugh Hotel.
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Young Democrat Club
Edward McC. Williams
Seventh Congressional District
Young Democrats of Virginia
Harrisonburg
Francis Miller
Rockingham Club
Kavanaugh
Virginia Democrat
Young Democrat
Charlottesville
Earle Attacks Lehman Over Court Reorganization Plan
Harrisburg July 21 Governor George H Earle accused New York Governor Herbert H Lehman of great disloyalty and a grave error in judgment for opposing the Presidents court reorganization plan. He said Lehman was liberal socially but warned he was not economically liberal and that his timing showed disloyalty.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Earle
Lehman
Williams College President Resigns Over Board Dispute
Dr. Tyler Dennett resigns after three years as Williams College president in Williamstown Massachusetts amid a split with the board of trustees. Dennett a Pulitzer history prize winner said the issue is whether the president is an employee of the board or a leader of both faculty and trustees.
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Tyler Dennett
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Dennett
Central Press
McKelway Promoted To Managing Editor Of Washington Star
Benjamin Mosby McKelway was appointed managing editor of the Washington Evening Star today. The longtime Star reporter editor and editorial writer succeeds Oliver Owen Kuhn who died Sunday. McKelway had been assistant managing editor and held posts including assistant city editor city editor and news manager.
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Washington
Benjamin Mosby McKelway
Washington Evening Star Today
McKelway
Star
Oliver Owen Kuhn
Barbara Bell Summer Pattern Book Available Now
The Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns announces the Summer Pattern Book is ready. Send fifteen cents to receive Pattern No. 1293 B.
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Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 123 B for dresses in various sizes
The design showcases a simple youth friendly luncheon dress with lifted bodice and optional frou-frou. Instructions offer alternatives from ruffle front to tailored trim with buttons, plus embroidery trim ideas for a Scarlett O Hara vibe. Barbara Bell Pattern Book details and order box included.
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Scarlett O'Hara
Barbara Bell
Death Summons Terrell Jones Clarke Banker
Terrell Jones longtime president and cashier of the First National Bank of Berryville Clarke county died at his home in Berryville about 3 PM. Death was due to streptococci after a period of illness. He had recent treatment in a Baltimore hospital but showed no relief. Jones was a lifelong Clarke County resident and a notable citizen.
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Terrell Jones
First National Bank of
Berryville
Clarke County
Baltimore
Mr. Jones
Clarke Couny
Arson Suspects Bail Is Reduced
MEDIA Pennsylvania July 21 Judge Albert D MacDade cut bail from ten thousand to five thousand for Albert Right of Lansdowne held on an attempted murder charge tied to a house fire to collect a 130000 insurance payout Assistant District Attorney William R Toal argued conviction was likely and witnesses testified to footprints in ashes at the fire scene in Knight's cellar
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Media
Albert D. MacDade
Albert Right
Lansdowne
MacDade
William R Toal
Knight
Editors Pornder Labor Question at NEA convention vote
Detroit July 21 delegates at the National Editorial Association faced a decision on joining the drive against the closed editorial shop. A steering committee backed the invitation as delegates moved toward a convention vote amid final sessions.
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Detroit
National Editorial Association
Communists Lose Decision On New York Ballots
The appellate division of the State Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ruling barring the Communist party from the 1937 primary and general election ballots in New York. The court noted the party polled under 50 000 votes for governor in 1936 and thus lost its status as a political party.
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Albany
N. Y
State Supreme Court
Communist Party
New York
Shiek's Ex-Wife Works as Dress Extra in Film
Culver City California July 21 Venus Acker ex wife of Rudolph Valentino found today working as a dress extra in a David O Selznick technicolor production. Miss Acker married Valentino in 1923 and was his wife for three years. She is among evening gown clad women in banquet hall settings with Carole Lombard and Frederic March co starring. She recalls fortune of 300000 in 1929 ruined by the crash and says she is content to start at the bottom again.
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Culver City
Calif
Jean Acker
Rudolph Valentino
Miss Acker
Valentino
David O. Selznick
Carole Lombard
Frederic March
Boxwell Mourned. Funeral Plans Pending
Chas. Boxwell remembered with two grandchildren LaVan Bailey of New York and Mrs. Virginia Moulden of Washington, plus two great grandchildren Mary Elizabeth and Owen Moulden of Washington. He was a longtime Grace Lutheran Church member and funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
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LaVan Bailey
New York
Virginia Moulden
Washington
Mary Elizabeth
Owen Moulden
Boxwell
Grace Lutheran Church
Massillon Mill Strike Sparks Police Claims and Warnings
Switter, a Massillon police officer and former steel mill worker, told the board that a strike could turn the town into a railroad junction if the mill closes. He quoted Meyers criticizing Chicago police methods and warned of broader disruption from the dispute.
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Switter
Chicago
Meyers
Massillon
Mas Sillon
Dewey Vaught Granted Bail in Grand Jury Case
Dewey Vaught had bail set at $1,000 for appearance before the grand jury on the first Monday in September. He provided satisfactory surety and was released pending the inquiry. Redmond was struck by a hit and run on the John Marshall highway Saturday night and later died of injuries after being treated at Memorial Hospital in Winchester.
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Vaught
Redmond
John Marshall
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Noted Badman Continues Kidnapping Spree Near Durant
Pete Traxler, southwest’s No. 1 badman, kidnapped a school teacher near Caddo Oklahoma, forcing him to drive away as state patrolmen pursued. The Texas convict also abducted farmer J. E. Benton before releasing Trimmer. Traxler’s wife Nell is jailed at Durant as officers close in.
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Durant
Okla
Pete Traxler
Southwest
Badman
Caddo
Washita River
Desperado
Big Companion
Frank Trimmer
Texas
J. E. Benton
Trimmer
Benton
Traxler
Nell Traxler
Terrifile Eee
Armstrong
Virginia cooperative electrification meets for policy reports
Delegates at the parley plan presentations on rural education taxation health and social security for farm people and cooperative marketing and taxation of cooperatives. Dr Julian Burruss VP I president welcomes attendees. Lieutenant Governor Price outlines improvements in rural education and Dr Stauffer discusses taxation in Virginia.
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Julian Burruss
Price
Aoa
Stauffer
Virginia ‘Department of Taxation
Virginia
W. E. Garnett
J. M. Steck
Botetourt County
Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Work
Winchester youth given suspended sentence in jewelry case
Judge Weems suspended six months for Fletcher who returned from Washington after accepting stolen jewelry from Huffman. Fletcher testified Huffman offered a watch and ring valued at $12.50 total and warned of parole, then fled to West Virginia before returning to his grandmother's farm. Police Chief Hollis praised Fletcher's conduct up to now.
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Donald Weems
Washington
Wieanon Ng Ralkced
Nile
Joan Roy Pond
Winchester
Pletcher
Huffman
Fletcher
West Virginia
C.W. Hollis
Reardon
Commonwealth
Japanese Bombard Chinese Bridge West of Peiping
Japanese troops shelled the Marble Bridge area west of Peiping destroying bare racks and an armory. Reports say heavy civilian losses occurred as bombing continued through the afternoon and night and Japanese claims a evacuation warning was issued to residents.
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Marco Polo
Peiping
Rebels Surge in Spain Holdouts and Pocket Struggle
The report notes insurgents maintaining positions around Valdemorilla and Villanueva del Pardillo at the pocket mouth as Madrid’s Milicianos push into siege lines. It cites control of Quijorna Brunete and Villanueva de la Canada while Peak 660 remains contested after several days of intense fighting.
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Payne
Valdemorilla
Villaneuva del Pardillo
Madrid
Hot Weather Health Warning and Calo Tabs Ad
Weather advisories warn biliousness and grogginess in heat with symptoms like souring of food gas belching heartburn and restlessness. The ad promotes Calo tablets improved calomel compound for quick relief with trial and family packages priced at ten and twenty five cents.
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Crank
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