Baltimore and Philadelphia Markets Report June 23
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show mixed livestock and produce quotes. Cattle, hogs, and sheep move at near steady to higher prices while poultry and dressed meat prices edge up. local retail flour and feeds listed with several price points and freight notes.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
U. S
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
S. Dept. Agri
Ewe
Wether
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U.S
Idaho
Local Markets and Feed Prices Listed in The Star
Daily local wholesale market prices shown for bags of corn meal, cracked corn, shelled corn and various feeds. Includes figures for patent brands, different bag weights, oats, dairy feeds, baby chick feed, horse forage and poultry supplements with per hundred or per bag costs.
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DAC Ie
Ciassy
DOR Co
Cecaucevenes
Cscs
Asvsees
Eeveeenes
Ceseceees
Star
Ceesesers
Stock Market Report Shares slip after early gains in New York
New York traders retreat from initial gains as steel shares ease on strike notes. U S Steel leads with a rise early, but overall list shows uneven declines, bonds steady, currencies little changed, wheat and corn softer while cotton advances.
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New York
Steels
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smelters
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
U.S. Steel
Va-Caro Pfd
Woolworth
Grain futures rise on Canadian dust storms and rust reports
Chicago futures lift wheat and oats amid weather news from the Saskatchewan Alberta border and reports of rust in domestic spring wheat. Quotes show July wheat at 1.13 5-8 to 3-4 and December contracts around 1.15 3-4 to 7-8, with corn and rye also moving. Cash grain in Chicago shows no wheat sales posted, with No 1 yellow corn around 1.17 to 1.19.
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Chicago
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Rst
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Evening Star Delivery Note for Winchester Readers
Subscribers who miss the Evening Star in Winchester or nearby areas may report non delivery to the Postal Telegraph service. The notice states there is no charge for this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County suit to sell decedent’s realty in Winchester
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County on June 17 1937 executor M M Lynch seeks to sell and convert to cash the real estate of Henry F Haines deceased in Winchester Virginia. The suit aims to construe the will and determine entitlement to sale proceeds and shares. Defendants Eva Younger Hattie Hill Briscoe George Haines Eva Farley and Naoma Farley are nonresidents and must appear within ten days. Publication and notice procedures are ordered with copies to defendants by mail and posting at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
M. M. Lynch
Henry F. Haines
Eva Haines Younger
Winchester
Virginia
Eva H. Younger
Hattie H. Dising Hill
Fannie E. Briscoe
George Haines
Eva Louise Farley
Naoma Farley
Evening Star
Bessie Brannon
Winchester Park Baseball Standings Summary
Winchester Park standings show results for teams including Martinsburg R. M. and Indian Head Md with scores noted against Millville Williamsport and Congress Heights Wash. The table lists visits and home results with Martinsburg remaining active in multiple matchups and a final 20 noted.
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Martinsburg
Washington, B. E
Indian Head
R. M
Millville
Williamsport W. C
Middleburg
Congress Heights
Wash
VFW Session approves deportation resolutions and flag etiquette push
The final VFW session adopts two alien deportation resolutions urging removal of non sympathizers and five year residents who have not sought citizenship. It also calls for flag etiquette instruction in schools and proportional sharing of department funds for service officers. Appreciation is extended to Commander A Lee Cobb and others for encampment success.
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Harry Ward
East Radford
George Williams
Portsmouth
D. O. Chapman
Roanoke
J. Earl Jones
America
United States
VFW
Treasury
Virginia Department
A. Lee Cobb
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Portsmouth Drum and Bugle Corps Win Big in Senior Class
The Portsmouth corps won first prize with a score of 81.5 while Norfolk posted 75.5 in the Senior division. Augusta Staunton Post 2216 took unopposed Junior class with a $50 prize. Banquet speakers urged veterans to push for care, rehabilitation, and reform.
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Portsmouth Corps
Portsmouth Drum and Bugle Oe Wes
Horfole Bruin
Bo Bust Corps
Virginia Cottage Fund
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Augusta- Staunton Post
Scott P. Squyres
Hear Davis Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
Cable
J. Earl Jones
Lee
Winchester
Kearney
Glenn W. Elliott
American Legion
P. A. Burkett
Department of Pennsylvania
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Ocean View
Christine Tew
Col
Roszel
Louis announces readiness for any site for 1939 title bout
Louis says he will fight anybody chosen by Jacobs anywhere and prefers a Schmeling rematch first. Possible venues include New York Chicago Philadelphia and London. Revised official figures for the Louis Braddock title fight show gross receipts of 715,429.34 with 41,684 paid attendance and top seats at 27.50.
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Land
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
London
Louis
Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Louis- Braddock
German recalls patrol ships from Spanish waters amid 4 power deadlock
German and Italian patrol vessels withdraw from the Mediterranean coast after a 4 power deadlock over a Spanish pro government demonstration. Von Beurath says ships recalled to prevent aggravating the situation while Italian and German forces claim a defensive understanding.
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Spanish
Mediterranean
Commons
Konstantin von Beurath
Germany
von Beurath
Berlin
Italy
Sympathy Strike Flares as 50 000 Unite to Warren Call
C I O organizers warned of a possible 50 000 union march to Warren from several cities if developments shift. Quick orders to 28 locals sent members to meet, picket duty assigned, and a concerted display outside the courthouse area occurred amid restricted access to the steel district.
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John McKeowan
Warren
Davey
McKeowan
Republic
Hardman
Han
Strike Settlement Continues Amid Steel Front
The strike rages into day 28 as investigators press data on June 18 charges by C I O leader John L. Lewis. National Guard shields Warren plants while 2000 workers stay inside under court injunction. warrants target three Youngstown and three Warren men for mail interference. Federal probes extend to postal shipments to strike sites as legal action unfolds.
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Mahoning
Youngstown
Trumbull
Warren
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Ohio National Guard
Federal Mediation Board
Adjt
Emil F. Marx
Columbus
Gilson Light
Toledo
Page Unc
Washington
Mark Lauter
Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
Canton, O
Republic Steel
Ron E. Elser
Valley Mill
Perps
Roosevelt
Republic Steel Corporation
National Guard
United States
Post Office
Cleveland
Akron
Emerich Breed
Senate Post Office Committee
James A. Farley
Steel strike rages as leaders grilled in Washington
Senate committee plans to hear from Tom Girdler and C I O chair Lewis amid a deadly stalemate over a written labor contract. In Johnstown Pa martial law fears rise as Bethlehem Steel Cambria works face shutdown. New York officials attack steel firms for bargaining without signed agreements.
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Iss Ae
Capital
Cleveland
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Bridges
Bucan
New Hampshire
Girdler
Pointblank
Senate Committee
Philip Murray
Lee Gt
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria Works
Lawrence Campbell
Citizens’ Committee
New York
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Barbara Bell Coat Dress Pattern 122 B for Spring Wear
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 122 B presents a Princess Line coat dress in stiff pi que gingham acetate shark skin or peasant linen. The six piece design buttons to the hem for easy ironing and quick fit, with sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 42 busts. Send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book.
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Barbara Bell
Barbara
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Stock Market Report
Mary, Buddy
Central Press
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Los Angeles
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Winchester Park
W.l Ritenour
Lunsford
Daniels
Duvall
Hartman
Pet. Park
B. M. Roszel
Supreme Court
T. R. Cather
Florence Stark
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Robert W. Daniel
Brandon
W. A. Baker
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Beverley
W. I. Snyder
Adjustment Bureau
Edwin C. Bettlehim
Military Order of the World War
Edwin C. Parker
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Seven
Harry W. Cook
James C. Baker
United Spanish War Veterans
Ji Pena
Ernment
Leipzig
Algeria
Eden
House of Commons
Steel
Telephone
Electrical
Packard Electric Brainard Steel
Youngstown Pressed Steel
U. S. Gypsum
Warren Tool
Hertzel Steel Farm
American Federation of Labor
SILCO
Loudoun St
Republic Stee
the Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
By the Bed Syndicate, Inc
Tevee
F. A. Clevenger
Stephens City
F. D
Pp. E. Campbell
Kernstown
Woodland Avenue
Bob Riley
C. E. Omps
Nicodemus Orchard
Loudoun Street
137 S
Fairmont Avenue
Cork St
Davis Grocery
Braddock
Hable’s Real Estate
Main Street
Amherst St
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
Hoover Sales and Service
P. E. Gross
W. Cork St
Greenwall Ave
Southern
W. Va
N. Braddock St
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