Market Quotations Livestock and Produce Markets June 3
Market notes from Philadelphia Chicago and other centers show receipts moderate for potatoes and eggs with steady chicken markets. Poultry prices mixed with pullets 22-27 cents and rocks 20-22 cents. hogs mostly lower with tops near 9.70 per cent and calves to 10 dollars. sheep and lambs steady to slightly down, cattle active with strong vealers and light cattle values.
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Stock Market Reports Mixed Rally Despite War News
The New York market largely shrugged off war headlines and bearish factors as a late day rally lifted some stocks. About 400000 shares changed hands, up from 255000 yesterday, with gains of around 2 points for American Telephone, Du Pont and Westinghouse among others.
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Westinghouse
Grain quotations steady gains in Chicago wheat market
Chicago price report shows wheat futures up to two cents a bushel with July at 98 to 97 1 4 and Dec at 100 3 4. Corn mixed with July 73 7 8 to 84, Sept 75 1 8 to 1 4, Dec 76 1 2. Oats range 36 3 8 to 37 1 4. Soybeans near 55 cents, July new 55 3 4, Sept 57, Dec 59 5 8. Lard futures listed near 9 72, 90, 10 00, 12 95. Cash grain prices for No 1 Mixed corn 98 1 2, No 1 Yellow 73 1 2 to 74 1 4, No 1 White 82 1 4. Baltimore reports Wheat 1.00, Corn 83c.
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Men Convicted of Robberies Draw Long Prison Terms
Halderman, George W. Vincent, was sentenced to 15 years in the State Penitentiary for the hold up attempt and six more years for cracking a safe at the Maugansville elevator and lumber heating office. Trial date May 26. officers reported the suspects had no comment when advised of sentence. Bank hold up foiled by a burglar alarm alerting the cashier and prompting police action.
Lip groove between nose and upper lip
The term describes the vertical groove on the midline of the upper lip just beneath the nose, forming a small indentation between the cen oe Rose area and the upper lip.
Sabotage Hints In San Diego Bomber Crash
Investigators pursue sabotage theory after a Consolidated Aircraft B 24 Liberator bomber plunged into San Diego Bay killing four aboard and injuring one. Among the dead are pilot William Wheatley and engineer Bruce Craig. salvage operations continue as FBI reviews the wreckage.
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Consolidated Aircraft
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Bruce Craig
Chicago
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Opposition Mounts Over Requisition Powers Debate
Lawmakers debated a bill granting presidential power to take and sell property for national defense. Critics warned of risks to private assets and civil liberties while supporters argued for war production control. Senators expressed concern about broad powers and potential overreach.
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Womanless Wedding in Berryville Tonight at School Auditorium
A womanless wedding performance will be presented in Berryville at 8 15 PM Thursday in the school auditorium. The event features local participants and aims to entertain the community with a staged ceremony and humorous roles.
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Bicycle Registration Delayed Due to Card Shortage
City bicycle ordinance that requires registration and licensing cannot start tomorrow because printers failed to supply registration cards. Officials say the program will begin once the cards arrive.
Jones Home Earns Golden Rule Honor For Seventh Time
The Jones Funeral Home is named a member of the Order of the Golden Rule for the seventh consecutive year. The order, active in many countries, honors service over wealth as its emblem shows a knight and shield with the motto Service measured not by Gold, but by the Golden Rule.
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Physician and Coal Operator Bannister Dies in West Virginia
Charleston report says Dr. J. H. Bannister 51, physician and coal operator, died after a brief illness. He ran one of two companies in the Kanawha coal field. His widow, three sons and three sisters survive.
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British Beat Nazis Into Syrian Sector
British forces push Nazi troops from Crete and engage in Middle East maneuvers as U-boats claim tonnage losses and Royal Air Force strikes hit Berlin and Ruhr targets. Goering comments spark questions on Italy’s defenses while Crete evacuation tallies rise.
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Must Defeat Or Accept System of Totalitarians
Dr. Robert K. Gooch told St. John’s College graduates the world crisis boiled down to defeat or accept the system of dictators. He warned Democrats cannot coexist with tyranny and urged graduates to choose freedom over bondage in a struggle to the death against evil.
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Death Comes To J. L. McVicar
James Lewis McVicar a Winchester family member and longtime Newport News resident died in a hospital there after an illness He was in his fifty seventh year Born November 1884 he lived in Winchester as a boy Survived by brother Charles P McVicar and two sisters Mrs Clara M Colbert and Mrs Ada Wagner His wife died years ago Funeral at 4 pm tomorrow in Newport News with interment in the local cemetery Charles P McVicar and mercs left to attend the service
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Clara M. Colbert
Ada Wagner
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Charles P. McVicar
Mass Indictments Target Monopolistic Practices
Nearly 200 organizations and individuals across six industries were named in the largest mass indictments by a federal grand jury in San Francisco on June 3. The cases allege monopolistic practices affecting multiple sectors.
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RAF HITS ENEMY COLUMN NEAR LONDON
Royal Air Force units attacked a column of enemy troops today with no further details released by the air ministry. Fighters also engaged an armed group during the operation near London.
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Health and Years Impel Judge Hughes To Retire
Hyde Park New Jersey June 3 President Roosevelt accepted Hughes retirement due to health and age. The high court vacancy follows Justice McReynolds retirement, with Attorney General Jackson tipped as successor. Hughes 79 last April 11. He served as Governor of New York and as associate justice of the Supreme Court, later active in politics.
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Alternative to minimum prices for farm purchases offered
Washington reports an alternative to minimum prices for government farm purchases was presented to the House Banking Committee. Edward A. O Neal proposed a plan backed by Representative Gore, while Carl B. Robbins noted current pork and dairy prices are at or above parity. Committee reaction was mixed with some labeling the idea haywire.
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Edward A. O’neal
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D-Tenn
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Britain
Carl B. Robbins
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reach
O’neal
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320 Million For Bombers
The War Department announced two bomber contracts totaling more than 320 million dollars. Consolidated Aircraft Corporation of San Diego received 226,636,200 dollars and Boeing Aircraft Company of Seattle 95,242,696 dollars. Both orders aim to boost bomber output to 500 planes per month.
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Wash
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Clarke Chamber Postpones Election of Officers
Berryville Virginia June 3 The annual meeting of the Clarke County Chamber of Commerce voted to postpone the election of officers for the coming year to the July session due to small attendance Roy O Locke presided in the absence of president A Garland Williams Kenneth Levi read a report on last year s accomplishments and M P Wisecarver Dr Frank E Tappan and S G O Bryan were named to the nominating committee.
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County Chamber of Commerce
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Kenneth Levi
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Frank E. Tappan
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Powerful bases for operations reported planned
Thirty eight British officials from Far East posts have been at Hongkong since May 20 discussing establishment of powerful air bases at Chungking for joint British and American use if necessary. They are also conferring on strengthening the land route between Burma and Singapore and closer communications between Burma and Malaya.
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Division To Get A Training Review
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE Md June 3 The 44th Division part of it in trucks borrowed from the 29th is expected to roll into camp here tomorrow en route from Fort Dix N J to the vicinity of Fort Belvoir Va Post officials have made no special plans to handle the 18 000 officers and men from New York and New Jersey who will camp here over night The 44th is handling all of its own details The division is under orders from Second Army Corps headquarters at Wilmington Del make the maneuver to undergo a training inspection by general headquarters
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Treasury receipts and debt figures reported
Treasury data shows May receipts of 22.57 million and expenditures of 56.84 million. Gross debt stands at 47.72 billion, with an increase of 24.21 million from the previous day.
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