Markets Report From Baltimore and Philadelphia Grain
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes show livestock and produce prices with Washington apples at 2.60 for extra fancy Winesaps, potatoes and sacks values, poultry and butter ranges, and hog and cattle quotes. Chicago bids list hogs 11.60 top, cattle 12.00, calves 9-11, with春 lambs and sheep noted. grain futures and cash quotes follow with wheat around 1.37 and corn near 1.27-1.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
U. S
Jerseys U
Ee U
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Philadelphia
P. R
L. I
Chicago
Grain quotations falter as corn gains on crop hopes
In Chicago on June 7 extreme price drops of four cents a bushel in corn unsettled the grain list and offset advances in wheat caused by black rust reports. Gains in corn were driven by reports of favorable progress of the new domestic corn crop and related market activity.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Chicago
Market Drift Seen in Mixed Stock Movements
New York June 7 Stocks drifted with few oils and specialties gaining while many issues fell or held. Notable movers included Atlantic Refining Seaboard Oil Pure Oil and Standard Oil of California with others like Allied Chemical Western Union and Lone Star Cement posting fractional advances. Several declines were noted including New Haven preferred and DuPont while broad indices showed little net direction amid slow trading.
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New York
Atlantic Refining
Seaboard Oil
Pure Oil
Standard Oil of California
Socony-Vacuum
Allied Chemical
Western Union
Interstate Department Stores
Newport Industries
Lone Star Cement
Canada Dry
Northern Pacific
American Locomotive
New Haven
Briggs Mfg
DuPont
Boeing
Goodrich
American Water Works
Consolidated Edison
Kennecott
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
J. I. Case
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Goodyear
North America
Anaconda
American Smelting
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
General Electric
Douglas Aircraft
Sterling
Girl Kills Father in Mountain Cabin Slaying
Fifteen year old Marian Ayres of San Diego is arrested for fatally shooting her father Frank Ayres chief petty officer on the U S S Dallas. Police say she witnessed his alleged beating of her mother and acted in self defense.
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Marian Ayres
San Diego
Cal
Frank Ayres
U. S. S. Dallas
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle from the newspaper lists across and down clues with many garbled entries. It includes references to vestment try cell endearment spur and various fragments like Kentucky and CABLE. The answer to a previous puzzle is noted as BOD Goes CATE CABLE Als e) REIT Aled Air and other jumbled characters.
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Kentucky
Front Royal Social News Highlights Visits and Travels
Front Royal June 7. Mr and Mrs Julian Updike and daughter visited Mrs Updikes parents and Mrs Bruce String fellow in Culpeper yesterday afternoon. Many locals, visitors and relatives are listed with weekend and short trips across Washington, Winchester, Blackburg and Fredericksburg.
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Front Royal
Julian Updike
S. H. Marsh
Washington
Claude A. Stokes
Marsh
Shenandoah National Park
Fuller
Guest minister at Presbyterian Church service
Dr. William E. Hudson director of Massanetta filled the pulpit yesterday as guest of Rev. and Mrs. H W Shannon. Mr and Mrs Leo Beitz returning to Kent Ohio after ten days with Mr and Mrs Charles Reeves. William Charles and John Curl returned to Richmond after spending the weekend here.
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Philip Cammer
Audrey Lee Cammer
Fairview Beach
Laura Boyd
Margaret Pence
Lillian McFall
Washington
William E. Hudson
Massanetta
Presbyterian Church
H.W. Shannon
Leo Beitz
Charles Reeves
Kent
Ohio
Messrs
William, Charles and
John Curl
Richmond
Jean Harlow Actress Dies After Illnesses
The thrice married film star Jean Harlow died after a series of illnesses this year. Born Harlean Carpenter on March 3, 1911, she adopted her mother’s maiden name for her stage career and first visited Hollywood at age ten with her mother, but soon felt homesick.
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Harlean Carpenter
Jean Harlow
Beautiful Blonde
From Hell's Angels to Talkies Rise of Greta Nissen Star
The narrative follows Harlow’s rise to fame starting with early film work and Hollywood School for Girls. It notes Howard Hughes spending 2 million on Hell’s Angels, Greta Nissen starring, and the shift from silent to sound films requiring reworking and voice accent challenges. The piece mentions Nissen’s Swedish accent and her portraying an English character, and cites her education at Barstrow School in Kansas City and Ferry Hall in Lake Forest.
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Kansas City
Harlow
Hollywood School For Girls
Hell's Angels
Howard Hughes
Greta Nissen
Miss Nissen
Hughes
Barstrow School
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Ill
Singing Groups Rehearse For Flagday Service
The Old Dominion Chorus Chanters and the Senior Choir of the Lutheran Church rehearse Tuesday at 8 pm in the church for Flagday services at 8 pm Sunday. Boy Scouts will present an American flag. Senator Byrd will present the state flag and a longtime Lutheran family will present the church flag. Public invited.
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Old Dominion
Byrd
Virginia
Ellis Maloy Dies at Home After Long Life of Service
Ellis Maloy, longtime Frederick County resident and former Altoona hardware dealer, died at 10 p.m. at his home on Senseney Road. Born September 23, 1850, he married Correll and later Alberta Williams. Survived by two sons Hugh C. and Harry E. Maloy, daughter Katherine Sunderland, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from his home, Rev. Harry G. Spencer officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Page
Mr. Maloy
Altoona
Frederick County
Hugh Co
Anna C. Dinkle Maloy
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Old Winchester Academy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Senseney Road
Harry G. Spencer
Baltimore
Market Street Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Cross Junction man seeks beer license from ABC board
On July 1 1937 Harry McKeever of Cross Junction Virginia will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to obtain a license to retail beer and ale above 3.2 percent. The beverages will be consumed on and off the premises.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Harry McKeever
Cross Junction
Prop
Plane Wreck Near Utah Ridge Probed by Officials
Department of Commerce investigators and the Utah Aeronautics Commission opened an immediate inquiry into a December 14 crash of a 10 passenger Boeing transport. The wreckage lay 20 feet from the ridge top and the tail was hurled over the precipice. The plane departed Los Angeles at 11:15 p.m. and vanished during a storm 180 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Passengers included pilot J. Samson and co pilot W Bogen with Mrs Gladys Witt and others.
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Department of Commerce
Utah Aeronautics Commission
Los Angeles
Boeinz
J. Samson
William Bogen
Salt Lake
Las Vegas
Nev
Johnson
Mitchell
Samson
Milford
Utah
Salt, Lake City
O. K
Western Air Express
Ed. Hamilton
Canyon
Ariz
Hamilton
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Bae
Soyaebns
Uty
Chicago Cash Grain
Stock Market Report
Am. Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Consol. Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N.J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Va-Caro. Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Central Press
Soundphoto
Daily Cross
the Ear University
Rai
Warren County
The
Winchester Evening Star
Telephone Front Royal
Front Royal News
Dorothy
Ruth Angelo
Frank Angelo
Henry Eckhardt
Lyle McFall
Johnnie Greik
Randolph Macon College
Frank Forsyth
Franklin, Jr
Roanoke
Blackburg
Hubert Potts
Teddy Mathews
VP. L
Mrs. Frank Hopkins
Mrs. Albert Clark
Florence Johnson
Claude Stokes, Jr
Francis McFall
Benny Goodwin
Bim Cook
Barry Cook
Philip Turner, Jr
Ashville
N. C
Philip Turner
B. Ney Schurer
Harold Schurer
Berryville
Carrie Schurer
Selma
Leland Treat
Waynesboro
Roger Payne
Mrs. Treat
Edward Thompson
Central City
Thomas Ferguson
Fort Bennings, Ga
William E. Carson
Walter Carter
Katie Hansborough
Walter Carter, Jr
Blacksburg
George Riddick
Frank Humphrey, Jr
John Hoskins
Mrs
Hollis Hoskins
de Neal Grant
W. W. Smith
Nancy
Frederick, Md
Vincent Vurgaitus
Jean
Carter
W. Franklin St
Baltimore, Md
Ellis Maloy
Upperville Colt
Grafton Farm
Upperville
Peach
Evening Star
Winches
Reems
Maytag
MANI
Gladys Witt
Glendale
Calif
John F. Wolfe
Henry W. Edwards
Minneapolis
Carl Christopher
Dwight
F. Johnson
B. G. Mitchell
Vacation Savings Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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