Market reports from Baltimore and Chicago livestock and grain
Baltimore and Chicago markets list cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges and changes from last week. Cattle and calves show mixed to firm tones, hogs higher in spots, sheep steady, while grain prices for wheat corn rye oats and barley appear with scattered quotes.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Idaho
Market Drifts as News Dampens Investor Confidence
New York June 19 Stocks moved in mixed directions with only a few showing gains while strike news and a martial law declaration in Johnstown cooled sentiment. Major shares like Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Goodyear and U S Steel fluctuated with several others posting modest advances or declines, and foreign exchange stayed largely unchanged.
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New York
Federal Mediation
Earle
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
U. S. Steel
Republic
Inland Steel
General Motors
Yellow Truck
U. S. Rubber
J. I. Case
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
General Electric
American Telephone
Western Unicon
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Texas Corp
Santa Fe
American Tel. & Tel
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Caro
PFD
Woolworth
Martial law looms as steel strike crisis deepens
Johnstown braces amid a seven-state steel strike dispute involving Republic Bethlehem Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Mayor Shields appeals to President Roosevelt while Taft heads a federal board to seek a contract solution. Governor Earle declares martial law as state police take charge and the city awaits a national response.
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Shields
Federal Steel Meditation Board
Charles P. Taft I
Cleveland
Taft
Steel
Earle
Grace
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Executive
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Steel Company
Wheat and grain prices fall in Chicago trading
June 19 Chicago market reports a general slide in wheat with rallies failing to hold. Declines dominated the day as futures quotes gapped lower while cash grain moved with mixed results and no wheat in cash markets.
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Chicago
Virginia Summer School for Rural Ministers at Virginia Tech
The Virginia Summer School for Rural Ministers will run July 12 through 21 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. Ten days cost 12 dollars per person including board and room. fifteen teaching staff from VT and other churches will cover rural stewardship and current issues with a Sunday sermon by Dr Ben R Lacy. Recreation includes Mountain Lake visit, picnic, tennis, golf and swimming.
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Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institu
Blacksburg
Virginia Rural Church Conference Board
Julian A. Burruss
John R. Hutcheson
Gordon H. Ward
R. J. Holden
W. E. Garnett
Paul Derring
William cC. Shawen
Lee C. Sheppard
R. A. Craig
W. F. Allison
Bruce L. Melvin
Washington, D. C
E. P. Boyden
Department of Public Welfare
Ben R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
M. E
Frederick
Beautiful Mountain Lake
Miners Plan Mass Demonstration in Western Pennsylvania
Patrick Fagan of the United Mine Workers in the Pittsburgh district announced a peaceful march of about 40 000 miners, calling the figure conservative as over 90 000 miners are active in western Pennsylvania. A strike runs at 20 captive company mines owned by strike-hardened independent steel firms.
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Patrick Fagan
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh
Fagan
Pennsylvania
Memorial Service for Veterans Encampment in Winchester
Memorial Service at Christ Episcopal Church honors those who died in World War and those who followed. Former Mayor W. W. Glass to deliver the oration with Old Dominion Chorus providing music. Memorial follows cease-fire anniversary and encampment events proceed at the Virginia Department meeting.
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Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
W. W. Glass
Department
Ladies‘ Auxiliary
Post Department
Jones
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
A. Lee Coble
Brady Rites Continue for 83 Year Old Widow
Mrs. Brady aged 83 widowed of John Brady and native of Frederick county died after months of heart disease. A lifelong M. E. Church South member at Brucetown, she leaves two daughters Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Baltimore and Mrs. J W Schlack of Rest.
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Cage
C. J. Boden
Baltimore, Md
J. W. Schlack
Rest
Brady heirs noted in will listing relatives
The obituary notes she is survived by two sons Charles J. Brady of Rest and Frank S. Brady of Baltimore. Also listed are grandchildren Howard B. Sanderson Frank S. Brady Jr. and Jean M. Brady of Baltimore the Rev Charles Brady of Frostburg Md and Wilma B Schlack at home and two great granddaughters Dorothy Ann and Grace Mary Sanderson of Baltimore.
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Charles J. Brady
Rest
Frank S. Brady
Baltimore
Howard B. Sanderson
Frank S. Brady, Jr
Jean M. Brady
Charles Brady
Frostburg
Wilma B. Schlack
Dorothy Ann
Grace Mary Sanderson
Mediation Efforts Continue Over Steel Strike
The mediation board discusses the strike as police arrest one worker on suspicion and hold two as witnesses. The Wagner Act is invoked with the NLRB active in Washington and Chicago. Inland Steel faces board charges next Tuesday while Republic Steel is accused of worker intimidation. Officials fear the status quo may not hold as back to work efforts rise.
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National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Chicago
Capital
Republic Steel
Labor Board
Republic
Inland Steel
Perkins
Johnstown
National Guard
Youngstown
Hen in Virginia Prophesies Disaster With Egg Message
Berryville Virginia June 19 Mrs John Levis hen may achieve fame as a disaster prophet after an egg laid February 14 bore the shell message War 1937 June 20. Local gcds and Clarke county editor Kenneth Levi report scoffers but some see the omen as intriguing and odd.
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Berryville
John Levi
O’leary
Kenneth Levi
Clarke County
Soviet Fliers Near Pole In Long Arctic Flight
The Soviet trio Valeri Chkalov Georgi Baidukov and Alexander Belia kov pushed toward the magnetic north edge aboard a single motor monoplane. They reported sub zero air and ice forming on the wing while heading toward Rudolph Island and a Moscow San Francisco air route.
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Francisco
North Pole
Fiiers
Pole
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow-San Francisco
Rudolph Island
Hazardous flight concealment delays trailblazers’ return
The hazardous flight began from Cherkoff Air drome near Moscow at 4 05 a m Friday 8 05 p m Thursday EST. News remained under strict censorship as progress reports were delayed and leaked slowly while filers continued their journey.
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Cherkoff
Moscow
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