Baltimore Market Report Shows Livestock and Produce Prices
Markets in Baltimore on May 10 show steady to higher dairy and meat prices. Cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep move with strong demand, while fruit and vegetable quotes include apples, winesaps, and sweet potatoes. Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia buyers and shippers participate, with regional poultry and grain prices listed for distribution.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ben Davis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agri
Funay
Texas
Market Report Highlights Slow May Trading
New York May 10 stock market opened with a small tilt downward as trading remained very slow. Bonds showed little movement and major commodities were hard to move while currencies saw modest shifts, with the sterling up and the French franc down slightly. Closing quotes featured a range of industrials and rail stocks with modest gains and losses across the board.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N.Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Cautiousness as fresh U.S. and Canadian crop figures were awaited late this afternoon weighed on wheat prices. Additional pressure came from expected deliveries on the May contracts tomorrow. Losses persisted despite reports of a severe dust storm in parts of Kansas. Closing grain prices.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas
Resignation Details Now Linked to Shenandoah Scouts
Resignation discussion continues from Pete One as Martinsburg residents express satisfaction with how the Scout program is administered in the Shenpees Area.
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Martinsburg
Shenpees
Grain price report with mixed futures and cash bids
The market lists wheat oats beans and barley with May July and Sept bids in Chicago and Baltimore. Cash wheat No 1 dark hard 1.30 1 2 delivered. corn No 2 yellow 1.33 1 4. oats No 1 white 53 1 4 to 1 2. soybeans No 2 yellow 1.78 1 4 to 79 1 4. Local Baltimore spot wheat No 2 red winter around 1.34 per bushel.
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Cco
Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore
P. C. Ambrose Buried in Stephens City
Funeral services for Philip Christian Ambrose were held at his daughter's home in Stephens City with Rev. W. A. Clark officiating. Burial followed in Stephens City Cemetery. Ambrose, born October 2, 1872, died last Saturday after a lingering illness. He lived with his daughter recently and had resided in Middletown earlier. Survived by daughters Mrs. E. O. Rudolph and Mrs. H. L. Cadwallader and others in Winchester and Stephens City.
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Philip
Christian Ambrose
Loudoun Street
W. A.clark
Middletown
John Lawton
Martha Lindaburg Ambrose
Frederick County
Nannie Campbell Ambrose
Ambrose
E. O. Rudolph
H. L. Cadwallader
Stephens City
Virginia Ambrose
Ethel Ambrose
Gerald Ambrose
Winchester
Eckener Not Aboard Hindenburg Disaster
Dr. Hugo Eckener, famed Zeppelin commander of the Graf Zeppelin flights, was in Austria on a car tour and thus not aboard the Hindenburg when it disaster struck. He called the tragedy proof that helium should replace hydrogen for airships.
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Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Austria
Eckener
Central Press
Strike Threat Ends as Studios Offer Pay Increases
The strike threat subsides after studios and actors reach a tentative agreement. Extras gain a $3.20 to $5.50 minimum and a 10 percent raise for top pay, plus access to Central Casting records. Guild leaders urge members to stay firm until formal signing. Joseph M. Schenck reports all key issues settled satisfactorily.
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Montgomery
Guild
Central
Ralph Morgan
Jseph M. Schenck
Producers’ Special Committee
Tax avoidance payment linked to unrevealed loss
The text states a payment to Mrs Mitchell was not a genuine sale but a prompt by Mitchell to shield income and deduct losses to avoid a large tax. The wording implies the transaction was arranged to minimize tax rather than reflect a real obligation.
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Mitchell
Air Crash Inquiry Continues With Improvised Morgue
The story notes an improvised morgue set apart from the inquiry room as final preparations begin. Vans carry victims to steamship lines, with Hoboken undertaker and New York shipper details unclear. An official estimates the inquiry may take one to three weeks as Commerce Department orders are read and the board assembled. Commander Rosendall testifies first.
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New York
Hoboken
Commerce
Commerce Department
J. Monroe Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Bureau of Air Commerce
Rosendall
Train Victim Rites Continue for Aged Palmer
The body was brought to Omps funeral home and prepared for burial before Bethel services yesterday. Palmer, born April 5, 1854, is survived by his son Frank Palmer who lived nearby. Frederick county authorities were notified but inquest details had not been announced.
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Omps Funeral Home
Bethel
Frank Palmer
Charles E
Charlotte Seibert Palmer
North Mountain
Frederick County
Marian Martin Pattern 9266 Frock For Home Wear
Ruffles sparkle in Marian Martin pattern 9266 with cap sleeves Peter Pan collar square pockets and tie sash. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 30 32 34 36 38 and 40 require 3% yards of fabric with % yard contrast. send 15 cents per pattern and order details to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern
18Th St
New York
Barbara Bell Pattern Book Offers Summer Frocks
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book features the Sports Frock No. 1916 B with a triangular collar and ribbon belt. Sizes 12 to 20 cover busts 30 to 38 with quick laundering and comfortable kimono sleeves for hot weather. Send fifteen cents for the book and pattern.
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Barbara Bell
Annual meeting of general board held after luncheon
The general board of the hospital meets tomorrow immediately after a 1 o'clock luncheon in the dining room. About 75 members from Winchester and Frederick counties and surrounding areas are invited. Dr. Hunter H. McGuire is president, H. B. McCormac vice president, Dr. James A. Miller secretary, and Miss McCone treasurer.
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Hunter H. McGuire
H. B. McCormac
James A. Miller
McCone
Frederick County Budget Report April 12 1937
Frederick County Board of Supervisors approves the budget and tax rate for July 1 1937 to June 30 1938 with General County Levy 55 cents and School Levy 1 dollar per 100. The document lists estimated receipts and disbursements including county and school funds, debt service, and state and local revenue sources.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Court House
General County
Gainesboro Road
Shawnee Road
Stonewall Road
Opequon Road
Vradeneeewens
Mothers
Obegsesece
Ta Ian Stile Ees
Geomerie Sevenless
A.B.C
State Ab.c. Board
Trial Justice Court
State Motor Vehicle Board
City of Winchester
Commonwealth Attorney
City of
Public Assistance Fund Dist
State of Virginia
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Eastern Shore
Eiadeddnee
Sone
Donde Bays
DORE
BOWE
Oineewe
Farados
Stock Market Report
P. C. Ambrose
Ery
United Artists
Hal Roach
Warner Brothers
First National
Charles Lessing
Federation Motion Picture Crafts
War Admiral
Kentucky Derby
Samuel D. Riddle
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Pompoon
THE
Charley Kurtsinger
Carters
the Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
Ben Syndicate, Inc
Literary Fund
Ools & County
Commissioner of Revenue’s Office
Ts Seeeseees
C. I. Brumback
C. Co. Brannon
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