Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Averages
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show steady to higher price trends for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle and calves see gains in grain-finished steers, hogs firm with weights 170 to 300 pounds, and lambs steady to slightly lower in Chicago and Baltimore reports.
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Baltimore
Carolina
U.S
Virginia
North Hampshire
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept. Afri
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Market Prices and Feeds Listing
Comprehensive local market list with prices for bags of feed grains, corn meal, middlings and dairy feeds, plus live stock categories including cows calves steers heifers hogs sows and poultry items. The public notes brand names and varying bag weights with unit prices and per hundred measures.
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Seeeeseness
Cesveeesers
Essesser
Guineas
Butte
Quiet steel led ascent on a day of mixed markets
Stocks edged higher in quiet trading with steel names advancing. Traders eyed a potential amicable settlement on steel disputes while bonds eased and commodities moved differently with wheat up and corn down. Industrial names like Douglas received support from renewed attention to orders.
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New York
Wall Street
Douglas Aircraft
Department of Commercee
Allied Chemical
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand Oif
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va-Caro. Chem
Va-Caro Ptd
Woolworth
Grain futures rise on North Dakota losses frost hit crop
Chicago wheat prices jumped after reports of massive spring crop losses in North Dakota with 2.8 to 3.0 million acres destroyed. Canada also saw blown out fields while other grains showed mixed moves in late dealings. Cash quotes include No. 2 mixed wheat 1.17 and No. 2 yellow corn 1.18. Baltimore and Winchester markets show spot wheat around 1.37 and 1.15 respectively.
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Chicago
North Dakota
R. O. Cromwell
Canada
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain
Tax Inquiries Continue Over 1932 Income Issue
The discussion centers on a 1932 income that could be erased by a $143,000 deduction. Dwight entered a contract with Standard Life Insurance Company of the Bahamas. Representative Treadway questions whether the arrangement was concealed and Leming says he will address that now.
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Standard Life Insurance Company, Ltd
Bahamas
Treadway
Rmass
Dwight
Death of Frederick G. DeHaven Marks Local Loss
Frederick G. DeHaven died after a short illness at his home near Siler in his seventy fifth year. He was born February 22, 1863 and survived by his widow Laura Lamp and four sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held at Chestnut Grove Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. DeHaven was a longtime resident of Frederick county and active in local affairs.
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Frederick G. DeHaven
Frederick County
Siler
Mr. DeHaven
Isaac
Harriet Christy DeHaven
Mis
Chestnut Grove
DeHaven
Veterans encampment reports and auxiliary memorial services
The Virginia VFW encampment heard reports on posts voting strength and veterans legislation in Virginia. National defense talks were given by the National Events committee while Nelson Richard, State Service officer, spoke on veterans items. A $115 check for the National Home was presented to the Ladies Auxiliary with Virginia Department greetings. The Norfolk Drum and Bugle Corps pledged parade prize money to the Virginia Cottage Fund. The auxiliary held a memorial at Christ Episcopal Church with Mrs. Florence Stark as speaker and floral tributes from Ocean View units. Winners in the Virginia Auxiliary essay contest were announced, led by Helen Shooter of Waynesboro, with Myrtle Myers of Richmond and Marjorie Bowers of Ocean Tops winning membership prizes.
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Legislative Committee
Virginia
National Events Committee
Nelson Richard
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Virginia Department
Norfolk Drum and Bugle Corps
Virginia Cottage Fund
Christ Episcopal Church
VFW
War Chest Fund
Earl Jones
Staunton
W. I. Wooddell
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Florence Stark
New Jersey
Eleanore Percival
Lola Hall
Ocean View Auxiliary
Hill
W. D. Hill
Portsmouth
Percival
Virginia Auxiliary
America
View Auxiliary 3160 Mrs Christine Tew Membership Gain
Mrs Christine Tew of De Pp 3160 reports the estimated gain in membership during the past year. The note highlights increases in new members and overall growth for the auxiliary group.
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View
Christine Tew
Basque Refugees Flee While Bilbao Faces Siege
Insurgents claim Basques entrenched on left bank of the Gadagua river near Bilbao and control mining zones as refugees stream toward Santander. Basque officials accuse advancing forces of bombing and machine-gunning fleeing civilians, while Bilbao restores utilities and receives scarce supplies. Madrid papers rally morale for government troops.
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Gadagua
Bilbao
Santander
Spain
Great Britain
France
Madrid
Duel Reported In Offing For French Editors
Paris reports a potential duel between Robert Guillou and journalist Chauvigny after Chauvigny criticized France in the presence of foreigners. Armand Massard was asked to act as Guillou's second, though Massard says he knows nothing of the dispute.
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Duel
Paris
Robert Guillou
Art Critics Association
Chauvigny
Epoch
Armand Massard
Guillin
Front Royal Extends Electric Line to Viscose Property
The town of Front Royal has begun extending its electric line toward the Vis cose property located west of town, signaling development of the site.
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Front Royal
Mediation Board Moves Toward End of Steel Strike
Governor Davey orders troops into Youngstown Warren and Niles as the mediation board chaired by Charles P Taft presses for a contract with the CIO. Steel firms oppose signing while CIO leaders stay on call. militiamen move in at dawn to quell violence in the Mahoning Valley.
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Davey
Charles P. Taft
Mediation Board
Mahoning Valley
Cleveland
Steel
Youngstown
Warrer
Niles
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Evening Star delivery notice for Winchester Ford area
Subscribers who do not receive the Evening Star in Winchester and Ford should contact the postal telegraph service. there is no charge for this delivery remedy.
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Winchester
Ford
Dr Anderson Presides as Judge Testifies in DUI Court
Dr Charles R Anderson presided over a Police Court session while Judge Donald We testified as the star witness. Hugh Slonaker of 110 West Cork Street faced a DUI charge, was sentenced to 3 months in jail, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and had his driving permit revoked for three years. Other defendants from nearby towns faced similar DUI or liquor related charges with varying fines and jail terms.
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Charles R. Anderson
Anderson
Donald We
Hugh Slonaker
Slonaker
West Cork Street
William Sullivan
Berryville
Corporation Court
Fred McDaniel
Charles Greenwalt
Charles Town
W. Va
Fred Mason
Martha Whit4lock
Highland Avenue
Vergil Alabaugh
Caper Bridge
Hawkins
Astor Strawderman
Kernstown
Abner Anderson
Chambersville
Allen Brothers Receive Honors from Episcopal High School
Two Handley High School students, Lewis M. Allen Jr. and Howard O. Allen, sons of Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Allen, were honored at Episcopal High School graduation exercises for their scholarship achievements.
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Liggett Memorial
Lewis
Whittle
Howard
Episcopal High School
Handley High School
Lewis M. Allen, Jr
Howard O. Allen
L. M. Allen
Roman Ball Game With Chariots Falls To Forfeit Victory
Report notes a Roman themed ball game with chariots and Roman attire tied to local players. The scheduled match against the Martinsburg Lions was rained out, and Andy Bell claimed the chariot race laurels by forfeit.
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Iumoral
Martinsburg Lions
Andy Bell
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Star
M Flour
Ket
Ve Nee
Dakenyaesa Gray
Stock Market Report
Fred. G. DeHaven
Ism
Silco Cut Price Stores Inc
Loudoun St
Board of Mediation
Adamant
Dr. Anderson
Allen Brothers
F. A
As Stephens City
A. Kernstown
Call 291-R
Wnd Avenue
Bob Riley
Cy Omps
Loudoun Street
Palrmont Avenue
N. Loudoun St
Teleocore Heat
Cork St
Davis Grocery
Valley Ave
Braddock
Et Gan
Hable’s Real Estate
Main Street
Amherst St
Fairmont Ave
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
Hoover Sales
P. E. Gross
W. Cork St
Loyd’s of America
Dept
Cameden, NJ
Dolson
Winchester Cold Storage
Apple
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
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