Violent Changes In The Grain Trade Stir Market Woes
Chicago June 18 A July 1 approach with corn barely above ground sparks widespread unsettled trading in grains. Corn prices rise while wheat and oats move differently as weather prospects for the belt loom large. Weather, acreage delays, and post harvest demand shape the cautious outlook for months ahead.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Canadian
Byrd Plans Ireland Route To The Continent
The article follows Byrd outlining a potential Ireland route to Europe after Lindbergh's New York reception. It notes a key moment when conditions might allow a flight departure and cites the continuing efforts of the aviator amid ongoing preparations and skepticism.
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Byrd
Ireland
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Two Children Die Hidden in Ice Box After Game
In Henderson Texas on June 18 two children died and a third barely survived after hiding in an ice box during hide-and-seek. The children were trapped for about an hour before discovery at the farm home of Tom Mason.
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Associated Press
Henderson
Texas
Here
Tom Mason
Bones of Human Found In North Are 1 000 Years Old
Providence June 18. Professor Edmund B Delabarre of Brown University reports bones found at Assonet Neck Massachusetts he dates to about 1000 years ago. The skull and leg fragments lay under peat in a watery tide covered spot roughly a foot across.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. L
Edmund B. Delabarre
Brown University
Assonet Neck
Mass
Dr Ward Reeled From Reunion of Winchester Medical Alumni
Dr Julian F Ward mayor of Winchester returned from the University of Virginia where he attended a reunion of the class of 1877. Six living members attended the fifty year medical school class reunion. Ward Maupin Barrringer Nash Bryant and Estes were present. A banquet led to a chance encounter with Prs Echols of higher mathematics who recalled Ward’s remarks that inspired his own attendance at UVA.
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Winchester
University of Virginia
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Maupin
Paul B. Barringer
Nash
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Estes
Dr. Ward
Charlottesville
Prs. Echols
Lions Climb to Second Place in Narrow 10 9 Win
The Lions defeated the Kiwanis 10 to 9 in a tight, error prone game to move into second place. Potts pitched well for the Lions while Paul Beck returned for Kiwanis and held the early rally. The Elks and Kiwanians meet next Tuesday at four o'clock.
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Kiwanis
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Prohibition Critics Mixed on Failure Claims
An unsigned Chicago Daily News note labeled Bill of Spa argues that most critics of Prohibition have not tried it, and suggests the same judgment applies to capital punishment.
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Sharp Gains Noted In Many Of The Merger Rails
In a brisk New York session, the stock market advanced with heavy volume as traders booked gains amid endweek profit taking. Merger rails led the rise with St. Louis Southwestern hitting a new peak on merger plan rumors, while New Haven eyed debt refinancing and General Motors touched record highs on talk of an extra dividend.
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Eastman Kodak, Hoe & Co
Intertype Corporation
Jones Bros. Tea
National Tea
Sears Roebuck
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Long Distance Fliers Forced Down By Minor Trouble
British aviators Flight Lieutenants C. R. Carr and P. H. Macworth, departing Cranwell for India, were forced to land at Martlesham Heath due to a minor defect. Both airmen were uninjured despite a heavy bombing plane cargo. The crash avoidance landing occurred near Ipswich, about 100 miles from Cranwell.
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Martlesham
Suffolk
England
C. R. Carr
P. H. Macworth
Cranwell
Lincolnshire
India
Martlesham Heath
Ipswich
Clarence D. Chain
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Church Workers' School Arranged At Stephens City
Stephens City Va June 18 a school for Christian workers begins Monday evening June 20 at 7. Teachers include Dr E L Woolf for Old Testament Homer Thompson on rural Sunday school management Miss Etta Mai Russell on primary materials and methods and R K Nevitt on the Sunday school. A large school is expected with classes and lectures each evening for five days. A district convention starts Thursday at 10. The Methodist Church hosts while many from other churches join. Ladies will serve lunch and supper.
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Stephens City
E. L. Woolf
Homer Thompson
Etta Mai Russell
R. K. Nevitt
Tunch
Cunnar
Nervousness Seen Among Butter Operators
In Chicago on June 18 the butter trade shows lack of speculative demand, leaving prices about 24 percent higher than a year earlier. Traders doubt storage viability at current levels. receivers pack butter into freezers to avoid losses, while Chicago prices hold steady and eastern markets dip slightly. Production is expected to rise and stay steady in major states.
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Chicago
Former Resident Drowns in Yellowstone River
John Myers of Stephenson is informed his sister Nora Myers Westaby, formerly Nora Myers, of Forsyth Montana, died by drowning in the Yellowstone River last Sunday. He travels to Forsyth for the funeral as relatives in Winchester and Stephenson note.
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Stephenson
Rice Westaby
Forsyth
Montana
Yellowstone
Myers
Westaby
Nora Myers
David and
Alice Myers
Stephensons
Cave
Winchester
Ginger Ale Heist At Private Party
A prominent couple hosting friends at their home reported a screen door cut and entry by an intruder who stole ginger ale then fled. Police investigated but found no trace.
Christ Episcopal Church Schedule
The parish on Boscawen and Washington Streets, under Rector Rev R B Nelson, lists services for Sunday June 19: 8:00 a.m. holy communion, 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 11:00 a.m. morning prayer and sermon by Rev T Nelson D D, 8:00 p.m. evening prayer and sermon on The Grace of Our Lord. 9:00 a.m. services at Stephens City.
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T. . Nelson
Our Lord
Stephens
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