Wheat and Grain Market Quotations From Chicago and Philadelphia
Chicago Board of Trade memberships rose to 7500 dollars with transfers bidding up to 9750 dollars as traders expected a partial lifting of restrictions upon resumption. Winnipeg saw profit taking and brief price resistance in wheat futures while New York and Philadelphia markets reported mixed butter eggs and poultry prices with varied receipts and standards.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Profi
Winnipeg
New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Express
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Pioneer Coal Operator William A Brown Dead
Alderson W Va March 12 William A Brown 175 retired coal operator died today He was a pioneer in Southern West Virginia coal fields and worked with many companies in the New River field until his 1919 retirement He is survived by four sons Harry Ellis Percy and William A Jr and three daughters Mrs Harry Nickell Mrs J G Fredeking and Mrs F W Groome
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Alderson
W. Va
William A. Brown
West, Virginia
New River Field
Harry
Ellis
Percy
Charlottesville
William A., Jr
Hinton
Harry Nickell
J. G. Fredeking
F. W. Groome
Huntington
Silver champions press plea to use silver in hard money plan
Washington reports that silver champions plan to present to President Roosevelt a plea to use silver to expand hard money in circulation as part of the permanent banking program. Senator Dill has reintroduced a bill to authorize government purchases of 250 million dollars in silver from the open market to remove the surplus.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dill
Senate
Lehman Seeks Equal Facilities For State Banks
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman telegraphed Secretary Woodin urging that state banks not in the Federal Reserve System receive facilities similar to Fed members. He cited a recent state legislature resolution urging such facilities and pressed for immediate favorable action.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Lehman
Woodin
The House That Was Built in New Orleans
A historical note on Napoleon Bonaparte and his exile setting in Saint Helena, recalling a rescue plot that never came to fruition. The piece reflects on the house built in New Orleans as a symbol tied to Napoleonic refuge and eventual demise in exile.
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New Orleans
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
ST. Helena
Many Changes Noted In Prices Of Commodities
Richmond March 11, dairy products now lead gross farm income, surpassing cattle hogs and sheep. Vegetables eclipsed grains and cottonseed last year, while cattle hogs and sheep suffered the largest drop from 1929 to 1932, falling from 2.807 billion to 1.122 billion dollars.
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Richmond, Va
Desome of Agriculture
Tony
Ing
Relative Decline in Gross Income Cited for Cotton Trade
The article notes a sharp drop in cotton income with a 72 percent decline from 1982, showing earnings around 397 million dollars. It discusses protectionism and economic impact on Ireland and related regions.
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Erinn
West Virginia Gives Governor Expanded Executive Powers
West Virginia lawmakers conclude a long session by granting Governor Kump two year authority to consolidate agencies and trim salaries not defined by the Constitution. They rush through late bills legalizing horse racing and 3.05 percent beer taxes while awaiting an extraordinary session to address revenue and the budget.
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Kump
Oranda Notes From Oranda Virginia March News
Clyde White of Burlington North Carolina visited Cedar Bluff with Missen Stickley and returned home Tuesday Ernest Good of Charles Town West Virginia visits his mother Louie Sams baby remains in poor condition Mr D N Stickley does mason work for Mrs gh ing at Lebanon Church W L Robinson carpenter work on Mr L Grove and son Fred of Edinburg were in town James Mayhew moves from Woodman Hall to Mr Crabill farm crew R A Miller C O Stickley Lauck Pangle attend Shenandoah Mutual Telephone annual meeting Marvin Loving and Miss Charlotte Himelright attend ceremonies in Washington over weekend Mr and Mrs Snyder Melo of Hedgesville spend time with Will Kline
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Oranda
Clyde White
Burlington
N. C
Missen Stickley
Cedar Bluff
North Carolina
Ernest Good
Charles Town
W.va
Louie Sam
Mer. D. N. Stickley
Mason
Ghing
Lebanon Church
W.L. Robinson
Marvin Loving
Charlotte Himelright
Snyder Melo
Hedgesville
W. Va
Will Kline
Resignation of North China Military Commander Chang Hsueh-Liang
Under fire for failing to prevent the Japanese conquest of Jehol province, Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang resigns as commander of North China. He is the second son of the late Marshal Chang Teo-Lin, former ruler of Manchuria.
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Chang
Jehol
Chang Hsueh-Liang
North China
Chang Teo- Lin
Manchuria
Health Specialist Visits Frederick County Schools
Dr. B. B. Bagdy of the State Board of Health Richmond visited several Frederick public schools with Miss Annie Starting supervisor of county schools. They toured Stephens City and Shirley schools and reported satisfaction with health work progress.
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B. B. Bagdy
State Board of Health
Richmond
Frederick
Wanter Seeks Large Clean Cotton Rags for Star Office
Classified notice seeks large clean cotton rags for Star Office. Contact details not fully legible but item is requested as a supply item for writing and cleaning use. Availability unclear in the damaged text.
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Star Office
Girl Stolen Last December Found Safe at Home
Four year old Patricia Pearl Tripp, reported kidnapped last December, was returned to her home near Rensselaer Indiana last night. Prosecutor Robert Estill said no criminal action was expected. The girl was brought back by her grand uncle August Johnson, a Porter County farmer, hours after Estill released Johnson on the basis he could negotiate a settlement with the kidnappers.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Patricia Pearl Tripp
Robert G. Estill
Lake County
August Johnson
Porter County
Johnsbire
Estill
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