Market Quotations Guide May Day Stock Activity
New York May 9 market quotes show special stocks drawing buying interest while leaders drift lower. Coal strike concerns restrain traders though bids hint at possible compromise. Paramount Pictures National Distillers Certan Tee h Southern Railway U S Rubber Goodrich Bethlehem Montgomery Ward United Aircraft lead. Distillers Corp retreats on earnings. Lagging peers include Chrysler U S Steel Woolworth Sperry General Electric Southern Pacific B&O Standard Oil NJ. bonds narrow.
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New York
Paramount Pictures
National Distillers
Certan-Teeh
Southern Railway
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
Distillers Corp
Chryer
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Sperry
General Electric
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Standard Oil
Notice of Limited Liability by L. W. Kerns
A notice stating the individual L. W. Kerns will not be responsible for debts other than those personally incurred. Dated May 9, 1921.
Now Many Wear FASTEETH For Comfort and Fresh Dentures
Advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure false teeth and improve eating and talking. It claims no gummy taste, reduces plate odor, and can be bought at any drug store.
Athletes Foot Itch Cure Ad Claims Fast Results
Advertisement touts Teol strong fungicide with 90 percent alcohol that penetrates to kill athlete's foot itch in one hour. Promises a 35 cent refund if not pleased and notes availability at Boyd's Drug Store Locally.
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Boyd
Live Stock and Produce Prices in Baltimore and Chicago Markets
Maryland and Chicago livestock reports show steady to active trade across cattle hogs calves and sheep. Prices range with slaughter steers 16.50 16.90 per cwt hogs 14.85 15.40 sows 14.65 lambs 18.00 19.00 per cwt and feeder cattle steady amid strong demand from buyers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Michigan
Coal Shutdown Pictured in Wartime Style Rationing Urged
Government urges utilities in coal regions east of the Mississippi and in Iowa Missouri and Minnesota to ration electricity starting with a brownout then a blackout. CPA suggests darkening electric signs and movie marquees as in wartime. Additional orders aim to ration manufactured gas and slash rail passenger service with a 25 percent cut. Capitol Hill debates raise ire over handling of the crisis and the Case strike bill, with Senator Eastland leading calls to shift support to the British loan bill.
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Mississippi
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Dimont
CPA
Office of Defense Transportation
Capitol Hill
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
House
John
Winchester Christian Workers' School Set for May Sessions
A five day program at Braddock Street Methodist Church from May 13 to 17 offers three courses. Course One with Mrs. W. R. Reed of Luray covers God Jesus the Bible prayer life and death for teachers and parents. Course Two with Mrs. J. H. Davis of Lynchburg focuses on home life marriage courtship and Christian home for youth. Course Three led by Prof. Boone M. Bowen of Emory University studies Old Testament Prophets and their relevance today.
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J. H. Davis
Lynchburg
Roanoke School of Methods
Junaluska Leadership School
Georgia
Carolinas
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Boone M. Bowen
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Bowen
Emory
Yale
Institute of International Education
University of Marburg
Germany
UMW Leader Seeks Quiet Amid National Coal Crisis
L. Lewis, head of the 400,000 strong United Mine Workers, remained in his office as government conferences aimed at ending the strike failed to yield progress. The CPA ordered utilities to conserve coal and pool facilities, while the ODT moved to embargo coal burning locomotives and prioritize essential shipments. The Association of American Railroads revised layoffs estimates from 250,000 to 400,000 across industries served by rail.
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L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Solid Fuels Administration
Civilian Production Administration
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
CPA
ODT
J. Monroe Johnson
Association of American Railroads
Army dependents overseas use APO facilities with service member unit
Dependents of Army personnel living in overseas theaters may use APO facilities and receive Army postage rates. The free mailing privilege does not apply. Mail must be addressed in care of the serviceman they depend on, including the unit name.
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Army
S.E.V. A
Rescind Action Sought On Page County School Chief
The Page County School Board faces a writ of mandamus after the Virginia State Selective Service Board petitions the circuit court to compel reappointment of Edwin Rothgeb, World War II veteran, as principal of Page County High School. Rothgeb, recently discharged, refused another offered role and the board named Leslie Hillman as next year’s principal.
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Luray
Page County School Board
Virginia State Selective Service Board
Page County Circuit Court
Page County High School
Edwin Rothgeb
Rothgeb
Leslie Hillman
Selective Service
Richmond
Investgate
Jesse Warner
Clarke County News Highlighted In The Star
Clarke County News is featured daily in Clarke's Daily Newspaper The Star, showcasing local coverage and community updates from the county. The Star emphasizes Clarke County reporting as part of its regular edition.
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Clarke County News
Clarke
the Star
Handley Defends State Track Title at Charlottesville Meet
Handley high school seven man squad travels to Charlottesville to defend the state class B track title this Saturday. District results show six of seven Handley entrants earned first place with Miller second in discus and J Taylor LaRue high jump tied for second. Judges depart Winchester at noon with Ritter and Edwards as managers as Handley bids to win its 11th class B crown after a gap since 1944 with Fleming and others as regional contenders.
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Handley High School
Charlottesville
Otis A Sargent
Toay
Miller
Frank Tir
Smith
la Rue
Jimmy Taylor
Hart
Powell
LaRue
Handley
J. Taylor
Sargent
Winchester
Ritter
Edwards
Cavaliers Take Lead In College Baseball Race
Virginia moved to the top of the state college baseball standings after a 5-4 win over Washington and Lee while Randolph Macon rose to second with a 5-1 victory over William and Mary. Virginia Tech improved to 3-2 with a 12-3 win over Richmond, as Marousek delivered a four run homer for the Techmen. Randolph Macon’s Syd Thrift allowed three hits as the Yellow Jackets piled 11 hits to edge William and Mary. Two tennis matches are on the slate today with Virginia at Washington and Lee and William and Mary at Swarthmore. William and Mary’s netters extended their win streak to 11 with a 9-0 shutout of Penn.
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Associated Press
University of Virginia
Randolph Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Cavaliers
Washington and Lee
Willam and Mary
Virginia
Yellow Jackets
Virginia Tech
University of Richmond Spiders
Richmond
Willam
Mary
Tech
Marousek
Techmen
Spiders
Les Hoker
Korczowski
Tribe
Jackets
William and Mary
Swarthmore
University
Pennsylvania
Financial Needs Of Farm Youth Program Discussed
The Youth Committee of the County Board of Agriculture met in the Courthouse with Miss Mary Gay Marker presiding to discuss financial needs for a county youth program. Estimates will be presented to the Farmers and Merchants Bank, the Frederick County Farm Bureau and the Virginia Feed Mill, backers of the program. Members present included Nelson Carpenter, Roland Snapp, Mrs H A Snapp, Mrs Belle Burke, Mrs Madeline Myers, Miss Catharine Watson, I Fred Stine, Clay Rogers, Irvine Cather, Archie Frye and James Gordon representing the F F A.
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County Board of Agriculture
Mary Gay Marker
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Virginia Feed Mill
Miss Marker
Nelson Carpenter
Roland Snapp
H. A. Snapp
Belle Burke
State Home Demonstration Department
Madeline Myers
Catherine Watson
Frederick County
I. Fred Stine
Clay Rogers
Irvine Cather
Archie Frye
James Gordon
Army Air Forces enlistment and pilot tests requirements
The War Department states that two years of college are not required to enlist in the Army Air Forces. No information is released on the specific tests used to determine pilot qualification.
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Army Air Forces
P.N. A
War Department
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L. W. Kerns
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doan
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
Westinghouse Dealer
Westinghouse
Jadar Meat
Winchester Christian Workers
W. R. Reed
DECCA
Bing Crosby With
Lilacs McNamara
Donegal
Dick Haymes With
Louis Jordan and His Orchestra
W. Va
Ink
Radio City
Souvenir
Fred Waring
Bing Crosby
W. Boscawen St
William Fleming High
Roanoke
Martinsville
William Byrd High
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Estosian
Ss.r
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fup Seaestlity
Lmayonnaise
S. Loudoun St
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