Prices of Commodities Rise Amid Dollar Decline
Prices of many widely traded commodities have advanced rapidly in U S markets since early April as the dollar's exchange value fell and the world price level rose. The Fed board notes American prices rose faster than British after adjusting for currency differences and that tax collections in May increased, lifting fiscal year totals above the prior year. Tobacco taxes led May gains, with cigarettes contributing most to the rise.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Italy's Peacemaker Guido Jung Addresses Delegates
Guido Jung Italy's delegate to the London economic conference speaks at the Geological Museum, working to keep conflicting factions from derailing the talks and guiding the discussions among delegates.
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Italy
Guido Jung
Geological Museum
Fandango Danced By Couple With Live Guitar Accompaniment
A man and a woman perform a lively fandango from six to eight, with castanets and guitar providing music. When fatigue appears, another couple replaces them and the dance continues without interruption.
Thirst as Nature's Signal and Its Physiologic Basis
Dr Logan Clendening explains thirst as a reflex to tissue fluid drain from digestion and heat loss. Postprandial thirst rises after meals due to digestive juice secretion, with dogs shown to drink after eating. saliva dryness also triggers the sensation.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Earth
Ture
Gregerson
American Journal of Physiology
Nature
W. B. Cannon
Harvard
Marian Martin Pattern 9669 Summer Frock Ad
Crisp notes praise feminine frocks with white organdie accents and jabot details. Pattern 9669 available in sizes 14 through 42, requires specific fabric yardage, with clear cutting and sewing instructions. Order via Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department for 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Wheat and grain market quotations across Chicago and other cities
Chicago and Baltimore publish grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley timothy seed and clover seed with prices for No 2 hard No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 2 mixed. Regional notes include potatoes butter eggs poultry and livestock prices from Richmond New York Philadelphia and Washington indicating steady to firmer markets in multiple commodities.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Maine
U. S
New
North Carolina
Virginia
New York
Baltimore Market Prices Reported for Livestock and Hogs
June market figures from Baltimore list cattle ranges by grade including good to choice steers at 5.75 to 6.00 and cows at 3.25 to 3.25, heifers up to 5.00, fresh cows and springers around 30 to 60, hogs steady to lower with lights 4.50 to 4.85 and heavies 4.75 to 5.20, calves steady at 5.00 to 9.50 with common to medium 3.00 to 4.50.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Poultry
Washington
Chicago Livestock
Jersey City
Baltimore
Local Market Prices and Feed Goods Listing
Local wholesale and retail market notes show prices for corn meal mids, mixed feeds, dairy products, eggs, and sheltering staples. Items include shelled corn at 14.0 cwt and butter fat No 1 at 18 cents, with local wholesale heifers and retail flour around 5.50 to 6.00 per unit.
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Svbeeevtas
Recognition of Russia By U S Talked of Anew
At the world economic conference in London the American and Soviet delegations show warmer relations. Maxim Litvinoff supports several U S proposals and chats with the Russian chief delegate, signaling possible U S recognition of the Soviet government.
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Russia
U. S
London
Assembly
United States
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Cordell Hull
Litvinoff
James M. Cox
Georges Bonhet
France
Monetary Commission
Geneva
Hull
Henry L. Stimson
State Department
Davis Sees Hopeful Disarmament Pact at Geneva
Norman H. Davis, American ambassador at large, returns from Geneva and predicts a satisfactory culmination of the disarmament conference. He says quick progress could resume in July and notes possible political disturbances but discounts resignation rumors tied to Morgan stock lists.
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New York
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Roosevelt
Davis
Senate Banking Committee
Morgan
London
Garner rejects liberal radio offer on ethical grounds
The article notes Vice President Garner refused a weekly radio program on political topics arguing it would be unethical to accept pay beyond his official salary. It cites Bryan’s similar past, discusses low pay in high office, and contrasts with Wall Street optimism and midwest bank economist Ayres.
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D. C
John N. Garner
William Jennings Bryan
Uncle Sam
Washington
Garner
Roosevelt Kept Advised on London Conference Progress
Roosevelt sails along the Maine coast aboard his schooner and tells Secretary Early he is satisfied with how London Conference talks unfold. He denies plans to join the London talks or board Indianapolis and says he will return to Washington as scheduled. The State Department keeps him fully advised as the U S delegation negotiates currency stabilization.
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Pulpit Harbor
London
Roosevelt
Maine
Northaven Island
Penobscot Bay
Stephen T. Early
Indianapolis
Washington
State Department
Public sale of the D H Anderson property in Winchester
Public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Va on June 14 1933 at 11 am offers two parcels 129 and 131 Loudoun Street plus sale as a whole. Terms one third cash with two annual bonds 6 percent interest. Postponed to July 3 1933 at same hour and place.
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A. R. Anderson
Morgan Anderson
Corporation Court of
Winchester
County Court House
Virginia
Loudoun Street
Daniel H. Anderson
C. V. Winfree
Wm L. Clark
M. M. Lynch
Herbert
Corporation Court
City of
Corinne Barnett
Dem
Larrick
T. R Cather
Harry R. Kern
Wallace Urges Farmers to Implement New Federal Law
Secretary Wallace told Northwest growers at Minnesota University agriculture college that the farm act is a framework and its success depends on farmers choosing to use it. He anticipated a wheat acreage cut funded by a 30 cent per bushel processing tax, with payments to growers via county associations in staged September and later disbursements upon proof of reduced acreage.
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St. Paul
Wallace
University of Minnesota Agriculture College
Athens Growth From Village to Metro Boom
One hundred years ago Athens was a scattered village of about 7 000 inhabitants. Today they number roughly half a million, marking a dramatic urban surge and demographic shift.
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Athens
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Cameron St
Eod
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst St
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Loudoun St
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Willis A. Hess
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Traci
Bette
Tam
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