Stalin Holds Winning Cards in European War Says Babson
Babson asserts Stalin will steer peace terms and align with the Allies, while Russia may trade with the Allies or remain neutral in the East. He warns investors to watch Russia, noting business activity about 10 percent above 1939 levels for early 1940.
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Gongricht
ST. Louis
Bitler
Italy
Germany
England
Mussolini
Ethopia
Suez Canal
France
Duce
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Near East
Black Sea
Turkey
Russia
Poland
Finland
Stalin
Hitler
Far East
Japan
Pacific
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Norway
Sweden
Alpine troops begin 200 mile trek to Narvik defense
Berlin reports Hitler dispatches Alpine troops on a 200 mile march through difficult mountains to aid the besieged Nazis at Narvik. British artillery in the Narvik area is said to be strengthened with limited fighting, while Germany claims a battleship hit and a submarine seized from the British.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Narvik
Germany
Norway
Fuehrer
Nemnsos
Kattegat
Britain
Namsos
Police Court Dipsosees Docket of Local Offenders
Police Court disposed cases include James Poindexter of South Boston Benn Leggett of Winchester James Shanholtz of Frederick County Floyd Newlin of Frederick County Cliff Lefton of Winchester Paul Tumblin Linwood Haymaker Thorbaugh Neelson William Weimer Orlando Holmes Rosenberger charged with drunk disorderly conduct fines range 10.25 to 15.25 dollars Eugene Reynolds cutting traffic rope Dewy Carpenter disorderly Alice Lovett 610 North Market drunk and disorderly Wilson Gardiner drunk and disorderly.
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James Poindexter
South
Boston
Benn Leggett
Winchester
James Shanholtz
Frederick County
Floyd Newlin
Cliff Lefton
Paul Tumblin
Linwood
Thorbaugh Neelson
William Wiemer
Orlando
Holmes Rosenberger
Eugene Reynolds
Dewy Carpenter
Alice Lovett
North Market
Wilson Gardiner
Baltimore Market Quotes Mixed Produce and Livestock
Market notes from Baltimore with May 6 quotations on apples and other produce, poultry, butter, and livestock. Prices span apples including Delicious and Rome varieties. potatoes, poultry cuts, ducks, and hogs with Friday comparisons. Chicago and Philadelphia quotes also summarized for cattle, calves, sheep, and eggs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
Arby
Baltimore Butter and Eye Exchange
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
Local Markets Update in The Star
Daily market listings appear in The Star with standard disclaimers for typographical errors and corrections as needed. The note emphasizes accuracy but notes The Star does not assume responsibility for typos.
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The
Star
Stock Market Advances and Declines Mixed in May Day Trading
New York May 6 gains of fractions to a point were pinned on selected stocks with sluggish deal flow around 500000 shares. War news influenced speculation while British sterling dipped about 154 cents, and a list of closing prices showed mixed results among major issues like American Can, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, and Union Pacific with several trading declines.
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New York
Wall Street
Allied
al. Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl
Dairy
N.Y. C
Packard
Penney (Jc
R. R
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern R. R
S. O. of
N. J
Texas
Union Pac
A. U. Ssp
Wes Union
Woolworth
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago May 6 Wheat futures and cash prices for July and September new crop contracts slipped over a cent a bushel as short covering and mill buying briefly lent support. Favorable grain belt weather and weak European demand weighed on prices, with domestic markets remaining soft amid a tense European situation.
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Chicago
Sunvanats - Wayins
John Willey Recovering After Route 11 Crash
John Willey of Stephens City 24 was taken to Memorial Hospital for observation after a single vehicle rollover on Route 11 near Vaucluse. He spent a quiet night with no broken bones or serious injuries and his condition was reported satisfactory. he worked at the Long filling station in Middletown.
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John Willey
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Willey
Long
Middletown
Vaucluse
Eagles To Elect Officers At Winchester Aerie Meeting
Winchester Aerie No 824 will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. Nomination meeting last Tuesday produced many nominations except for the Worthy President seat where Robert B Dale is the only nominee. A buffet supper is planned to accompany the meeting.
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Winchester Aerie No. 824
Praternal Order of Eagles
Robert B. Dale
Market quotes show mixed grain yields and prices
Chicago cash grain lists no cash wheat sales. Corn values range with No 2 mixed around 74 cents, No 1 yellow 67 to 69, while oats and barley show varied bids. Baltimore notes red winter wheat at 1.14 and corn at 75 to 77, with Winchester wheat at 1.10 and corn at 70 cents.
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Uae
Chicago
Baltimore Grains
Baltimore
Winchester
Vox Pop Sketch Heard In Kansas City During Apple Blossom Festival
Martin L. Graybeal of Winchester writes from Kansas City Mo that the Vox Pop broadcast from the George Washington Hotel lobby drew interest. He notes Mrs Byrd Dr Allen and others performed well and that Winchester is expected to have a big week as spring warms in the region.
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Columbia System
George Washington Hotel
Kansas City
Martin L. Graybear
Thomas Graybeal
Winchester Jeweler
Hodgson
Brown
Graybeal
Winchester
Byrd
Allen
Macedonia Ladies Aid to Meet Postponed Gathering
A postponed Macedonia Ladies Aid Society meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence of Mrs. R. L. Petrie. Mrs. J. R. Hollar will lead the session.
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Macedonia Ladies’ Aid Society
R. L. Petrie
J. R. Hollar
Schwellenbach Nominated for U.S. District Judge Post
President Roosevelt nominated Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach of Washington to be United States district judge for the Eastern District of Washington. The vacancy had persisted since last September and followed months of reports he was chosen for the post.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis B. Schwallenbach
D-Wash
United States
Nodding Airman Crashes Vehicle on Washington Boulevard
Baltimore May 6 Sergeant Robert F Sutton 30 of the second bombing squadron Bolling Field was injured when his automobile crashed into a retaining wall near Dorsey on Washington boulevard He was treated at St Agnes Hospital for lacerations of the head and possible internal injuries Police said he dozed off while driving and lost control of the car
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Baltimore
Robert F. Sutton
Bolling Field
Dorsey
Washington Boulevard
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Sutton
Germans face opposition as Norwegians claim eastern advance
Stockholm May 6. Aftonbladet reports German columns still facing opposition south of Trondheim. Norwegians attempting to hold the Germans east of Storen claim a morning victory over a Nazi force of 3,000. Two German planes that made forced landings were seized and their crews interned.
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Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Trondheim
Storen
Price Fixing Deemed Unlawful by Court
The court held price fixing unlawful per se under the Sherman Act. It found abundant evidence the combination aimed to raise prices and that buying programs contributed to the rise. Proof of conspiracy and price rise constitutes the completed unlawful act under section one.
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Tion
Douglas
First Brethren Bible Service at First Brethren Church
Dr. Baker leads a School of the Bible service at 8 p.m. in Berry ville Avenue church. Rev Norman H ophouse lectures on the Ascension Exaltation and Glorification of Christ. The School of the Bible closes May 27 with diplomas for faithful work. Dr. W T Reid to lecturing June 17–21. Conference open to all interested in deeper Word study.
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Dr. Baker
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Norman Hophouse
School of the Bible
W. T. Reid
Ohio Messianiic Ti
Reid
British Destroyer Is Sunk
The article reports on political tensions as Prime Minister Chamberlain faces a Commons appearance to address the Allied withdrawal from central Norway. It notes doubts among neutrals about Britain and France's air capability and imports from the United States, while Norway seeks Allied aid and faith in promised support as its leaders visit London from a Scottish port.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Norway
Wall
Yorkshire Post
Britain
Germany
Neu
France
United States
Halvdan Koht
Koht
Birger Ljungberg
London
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