Market quotations from Baltimore and Philadelphia and Chicago livestock
Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia dated March 21 show poultry and egg prices with steady tones for young birds, Rocks and Leghorns, and mixed colors. Butter and egg exchange details, and butter tubs offered. Chicago and Baltimore livestock markets also reported steady to mixed hog and steer prices with lambs active and higher at times.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicaco Livestock
Chicago
Catte Run
Local Markets Now Open With Daily Market Corrections
The Star notes daily market updates and urges readers to verify listings as typographical errors are not the paper's responsibility. The column highlights price trends and accessibility of local goods for shoppers.
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The
Star
Stock Feed and Live Poultry Prices Listed in Short Votes
The notice lists prices for mixed feed, corn meal in sacks, oats, and various poultry and livestock items. It includes per barrel prices for bagged items and per head or per dozen rates for chicks, fowl, hogs, and cattle, with butterfat and general livestock figures.
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LAO Baer
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Sreae
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Piecniey
Owen Gates
Stock Market Report Rally Returns as War Fears Ease
New York March 21. Markets rallied from recent losses with slow dealings at about 750000 shares. Prices slipped slightly near the close while London Paris and Amsterdam gains boosted sentiment. Sterling 4.6812, wheat quotas down, bonds strong. Aviations led advances with Lockheed Grumman Bell American Gas and Electric up. Selected quotients show American Can 89 Am Rad 14 5 8 Bethlehem 67 3 4 Chrysler 75 3 4 Can Edison 31 7 8 Gen Elec 39 3 8 Gen Motors 47 1 4.
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New York
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Washington
Lockheed
Grumman Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
American Gas and Electric Bond & Share
al Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Corn
Genl
Elec
Genl. Motors
Man Found Dead in Hagerstown Hotel Identified as Hugh R Davidson
Investigators ordered a postmortem to determine cause of death of Hugh R Davidson of Winchester Virginia found dead in his hotel room. Coroner returned an open verdict. Davidson a former Standard Oil employee and World War II veteran, survived by a wife and two children. Funeral plans tentatively set with American Legion involvement.
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Hagerstown
Hugh R. Davidson
Winchester
John D. Dunn
Novick
Davidson
A. J. Novick
Standard Oil Company
Jenkinstown
Illinois
Robert ¥. Conrad Post
American Legion
New York City
Lehigh University
National Cemetery
Lashes Administered For Wife Beating In Baltimore Jail
Louis Woolschlager a 200 pound seaman was strapped to a post in the city jail and lashed five times with a nine tail whip. He stood bare shouldered as sheriff Joseph Deegan delivered the blows. He did not cry out though red welts appeared after the fourth and fifth lashes.
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Baltimore
Louis Woolshhlager
Joseph C. Deegan
Woolschlager
Stock prices and widespread listing of company figures
A dense list shows several corporations and their share values or standings such as Goodyear 32 1 8 and J Manville 88 1 2, Penney 84, Republic Steel 19 1 4, U S Steel 57, Union Pac 99, Woolworth 47 5 8, and others including Penn R R 20 5 8 and Texas Corp 42 7 8. The fragment resembles a market table or financial roundup.
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Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Hence
Poekbat
Penney (Jc
Penn R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
O. of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Woolworth
Wheat Prices Rally After Early Slump In Chicago Markets
Chicago March 21 prices for futures and cash grain show a partial recovery from an initial drop of 138 cents per bushel. Wheat contracts for March to September range from 67 1-2 to 68 5-8, while corn oats soybeans rye and Ward futures also move higher. Cash grain in Chicago lists No 4 hard wheat at 66 1-2 cents and No 2 yellow corn at 47 3-4 cents with related feed and hay prices noted. Baltimore reports similar domestic wheat and corn values with year ago comparisons.
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Chicago
Ward
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Arthur Dean Dies at 71 in Winchester
Arthur C. Dean died at Memorial Hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. A longtime Winchester resident and printer by trade, he served in the Spanish American War and was a charter member of the Col. J. C. Baker Camp. He is survived by two sisters and will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at Jones chapel.
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Arthur C. Dean
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Dean
Mr. Dean
John H
Lucy C. Dean
Winchester News
G. R. Henry
Peter L. Kurtz
H. K. Pritchard
The
Times
Star
Spain
Second
Virginia Infantry Regiment
James Carr Baker
J. C. Baker
United Spanish War Veterans
Florence D. Grim
William A. Bradford
Berryville
Jones Chapel
South Loudoun Street
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Attempted assassination reported in Hanoi
Japanese news service dispatch from Hanoi says three Chinese gunmen tried to kill Wang Ching-wei former premier of the central government in French Indo China March 21. The report notes no further details.
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Tokyo
Comei
Hanoi
Wang Ching-Wei
Executive Yuan
Mrs Hubbard Dies Suddenly in Kernstown Virginia
Mrs Annie Hubbard widow of William Hubbard of Kernstown Virginia died at 12 50 PM at Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Saturday after she fell from an automobile fracturing her hip The Frederick county native in her 70s was a member of the Presbyterian Church Surviving sisters Mrs Tessie Baker of Springfield Ohio and Mrs W E Burner of Tiffin Ohio and numerous nephews and nieces Funeral arrangements await the arrival tonight of the two sisters from Ohio
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Annie Hubbard
William Hubbard
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
Loudoun
Boscawen
Hubbard
Frederick County
James Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Tessie Baker
Springfield
W. E. Burner
Tiffin
Winchester
Baker
Hearings For Labor Changes Deferred
Officials defer hearings on labor policy changes as discussions continue. Washington confirms no formal talks with other governments on central Europe. No comment on a Soviet stop Hitler proposal. U S confirms stance on Bohemia Moravia protectorate remains unchanged.
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Welkies
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
State Department
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Bohemia and
Moravia
Lions Plan Fun Fete For Apple Blossom Week
Lions Club and Sarah Zane Fire Company map the annual Fun Festival set for April 11 to 15, urging ticket sales for a charity event at Sarah Jone Hall. Parade duties during the Apple Blossom Festival assigned to Leonard Sirbaugh with reports presented. Board meeting at 7 pm to transact business and notes a fire destroyed Fun Festival equipment in the Snider building.
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Lions Club
The
Lions and
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Sarah Jone
Leonard Sirbaugh
Snider
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Warren Eddy
Arthur B. Fenster
Sharon Hill
Lion Edmund ©. Ruble
Claymont del
Protest Against New Taxes Grows Across States
Washington March 21 protests from state and municipal governments mount, hindering any immediate tax on interest from federal and local securities. Proponents argue the levy would raise modest revenue compared with the vast market of securities. Interest totaling about 2 billion dollars yearly would face new taxation, affecting bondholders instead of the securities themselves.
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Washington
Congress
Mrs Garber Dies in Ohio in Lorain Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. W. Garber of Lorain Ohio took place Tuesday at 1 30 PM at First Lutheran Church with Rev Herbert W Veler officiating. She is survived by husband George F Garber and children Cletis Gordon Martha and Arline with a daughter in law Nellie Walters twelve grandchildren and several siblings. Interment was at Ridgehill Memorial Park near Lorain. Relatives from Winchester Martinsburg and other towns attended.
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Huge W. Garber
Lorain
Chier
Hiram Clem
Adeline Koontz Clem
Sburg
Martha Phillips
Edinburg
George F. Garber
Cletis Garber
Girard, O
Gordon Garber
Arline Welshman
Elyria
Nellie Walters
Toledo
Ezra C. Clem
Sallie Moreland
Martha Serman
Stephens City
Vic H. Clem
Winchester
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Veler
David H. Clem
Welty A. Garber
Maude Rice
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hungary Denies Partial Mobilization Amid Frontier Standoff
Budapest reports show Hungary keeping most forces on the Romanian frontier while denying a partial mobilization. Officials rejected the term though many troops have been summoned and more are to be called, in a cautious clarification of the military stance.
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Budapest
Hungary
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