Market Quotations Timore May 3. Food and livestock prices
The Timore market shows unchanged apples and sweet potatoes with slight gains in eggs and poultry. Butter and eggs hold steady while cattle hogs and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago show mixed moves, with steady to higher butcher and packer values and limited sales.
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U. S
Baltimore and Egg Exchange
Philadelphia
Elphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agit
Chicago
Futures And Cash Grain Quotes In Chicago May 3
Chicago market report notes wheat and corn futures closing rally after early losses. Lower Liverpool prices and rains in the grain belt affect sentiment. millers report stronger flour demand in spring wheat zones. Cash grain prices listed for Chicago and Baltimore markets with various No and grade quotes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Southwest
Timothy
Ted
Baltimore
Winchester
Stock Market Report Sees Broad Gains Amid Trading Rise
New York May 3 Traders boosted activity in the stock market with prices advancing fractions to more than a point. Transfers neared 600000 shares as gains appeared in steels motors aircrafts rubbers and metals. Commodities and bonds showed modest advances with leaders including U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler and others driving the upswing.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Sperry
United Aircraft
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
Southern Pacific
New York Central
General Electric
Een Harvester
Amsterdam
Jose Sterling
Wall Street
Reorganization Attack Debates Roosevelt Plan
Washington May 3 Representative Taber accuses the Roosevelts reorganizing plan of failing to boost efficiency or cut costs. Democrats predict failure but let Republicans air their case while planning a brief rebuttal later. Rep Warren notes the reform act's sponsors and the tactical debate approach.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taber R.N. Y
House
Rep
Warren
New York
Vice-President Garner Sidelined by Lumbago
Washington May 3. Vice-President Garner remained at his hotel with a slight attack of lumbago. Mrs. Garner said he would likely return to office tomorrow.
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Washington
Garner
Grace Lutheran midweek prayer service tonight
Reverend Edwin B. Smith of the Gravel Springs charge will conduct the midweek service at Grace Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Edwin B. Smith
Gravel Springs
Grace Lutheran Church
Prayer Meeting at Lutheran Church of Savior Tonight
The Lutheran Church of Savior holds an 8 o'clock prayer service this evening with a sermon on True Friendship. Choir rehearsal follows the service and friends are invited to worship.
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Lutheran Church of of Saviour
President Not To Make Speech In Reply To Reichstag Address
Administration sources say President Roosevelt will not address Hitler's Reichstag speech. Secretary Hull drafts a neutral policy outline for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and backs extending cash and carry to arms sales.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Pittman
Policy Board Urges Proposals Amid Hard Coal Shortage
The article notes a coal contract at 4.70 a ton expired as the mine shut down. City jail holds two days of supply, schools risk shortages before May 15, hospitals stock for over two weeks. Hospitals operate on one boiler, heating alternately. Governor Chandler warns the state highway patrol to maintain order, keep roads clear, and arrest troublemakers if needed.
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Page One
Miner
Harlan
A. B. Chandler
State Highway Patrol
Frankfort
William C. Burrow
Robert Humphreys
Debates on Cash and Carry Amid Neutrality Law
Officials explained response to Hitler would allow American arms to Great Britain and France, who would control seas in a European war and pay cash. Currently shipments are banned when the President invokes the neutrality law. The cash and carry provision expired at midnight Monday. Senator Pittman would reinstate it as the bill’s foundation.
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Hitler
Great Britain
France
Aiis
Pittman
D-New
Secretary Hull Seeks Modifications to Pittman Neutrality Clause
State Department officials propose tweaks to Pittman bill to grant the President more discretion under the neutrality law. They oppose the 30 day applicability after hostilities begin, arguing it would force presidential action such as invoking the act in the Sino-Japanese war, a move never made due to U.S. interests.
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Hull
Pittman
State Department
United States
Business Leaders Press Relief Measures at Round Table
The speech outlines seven Chamber goals to boost investment by removing tax deterrents, curbing wasteful public spending, revising private securities laws, ending government competition with private enterprises, halting monetary manipulations, liberalizing banking to back private underwriting, and cutting unnecessary investigations. Other speakers warn against foreign influence and politicized taxation while urging prudence and capital risk in restoring recovery.
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Davis
Robert M. Hanes
Winston Salem
N. C
American Bankers Association
M. J. Cleary
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Hughs. Magill
American Federation of Investors of Chicago
Council to Have Quarry Fence Erected
City council discusses bonded indebtedness for a 250000 dollar bond issue to fund capital improvements. Acting city manager Lee Grant earns praise for traffic signal paint and pumping-station upgrades while requests are made for quarry safety toilets and a hazardous-wall notification to residents near Barrie property. Frances Knight to index ordinances with James P. Reardon assisting. sewer connection required for Harry Ridgeway’s 5500 dollar house project. An awning clearance rule is amended to keep obstructions 10 feet above the sidewalk. North Cameron Street setback plat approved to 36 feet to aid street widening. Bond-survey committee to meet next Monday for a report ahead of Tuesday’s meeting.
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Lee Grant
City
Barrie
Stewart and
Amherst Street
Frances Knight
James P. Reardon
Harry Ridgeway
Fairmont Avenue
Reading
Cameron Street
F. W. Danley
Water and Sewer Committee
Herman Hable
Finance Committee
Council Chamber
Hitler Seeks Neutral Bloc Amid European Tensions
The article notes Poland rejecting Hitler's offer seen as magnanimous by Hungary which sides with Germany if forced to choose. Hungary hopes Poland moderates after Foreign Minister Beck's speech while Mussolini presses restraint. Slovakia remains a distant goal for a Greater Hungary. Hitler initiates offers to Scandinavian nations and dispatches identical non aggression notes to four war powers.
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Hitler
Hungary
Germany
Poland
Joseph Beck
Mussolini
Slovakia
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