Market Quotions Timore May 10
Market notes from Timore Philadelphia and Baltimore areas show poultry and egg prices steady to mixed. Poultry including Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns in various cuts sold 12 to 21 cents. eggs mostly 7 to 25 cents. beef, hogs, and lambs priced with steady to lower trends in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
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Baltimore But Egg Exchange
Philadelphia
Selphia
Plymouth Rocks, PLC
M. Close
U. S
Baltimore
Woodland Ave
Trail’s End
Eod
Donsville
Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Extended Sales
Livestock prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls veal calves lambs and pigs at Quotation Va Livestock Market on N Kent Street with weekly Tuesday sales Prices include top and bulk ranges for each category and feeder stock values noted Also shows per head and per hundredweight figures for different animal classes
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N. Kent St
Stock market holds gains as traders spar for small profits
New York on May 10 reports stocks hovering above break even as traders seek fractional gains. The day shows a cautious tone with the overall trend uncertain and leading securities nudging higher amid selective buying.
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New York
Winchester Billiard Parlor seeks beer wine license
Public notice announces Winchester Billiard Parlor in Winchester Virginia will appear before the A B C Board on May 19 1939 for a license to retail beer and wine above 3 2 percent alcohol to be consumed on and off premises.
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A. B. C. Board
Winchester Billiard Palor
Winchester
Winchester Billard Parlor
Props
Webber’s Club
R. Z
Apple Blossom
Theodore Morris
Tellis Sigros
Theodore Psilakis
Stock Market Sags After Optimism Over Coal Stoppage Hope
Trading slows into final hour with transfers near 700000 shares. News on coal stoppage relief and president Roosevelt’s efforts buoyed some optimism though broad advance remains stifled. Rails gain on revenue hopes and pending legislation while a list of stock prices closes mixed with notable names like Goodyear, Penn R R, Union Pac, and U S Steel.
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Roosevelt
American Securities
Amsterdam
Paris
Sp Peenane
al. Hem
Am. Smel
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Corn Prod
Cigar
Elec
Genl
Motors
Goodyear
Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
May Wheat Surge as Weather Tightens Supplies in Grain Market
Demand for May wheat contracts rises with near two weeks to delivery and poor crop weather across the belt. May wheat leaps to 78 3/4 cents, while 1939 crop futures gain about a cent. cash grain quotes show No 2 yellow hard wheat around 80 1/2 cents and corn around 52 cents in Chicago listings.
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Chicago
Eee Aes
Vanee
Chicago Cash Grain
Cash Wheat
Coran
Illinois
Gorman Resigns as President of AFL Textile Workers
Francis J. Gorman resigns from the United Textile Workers AFL branch presidency submitted to the UTW convention. Green, AFL president, opposed him yet later presented an AFL charter to UTW as unity debates unfold. Gorman says his aim is a textile workers union, not self-serving power. Treasemen anticipate a Southern leader directing AFL textiles to compete with CIO.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
AFL
United Textile Workers
Committee On Officers
Gorman
William Green
CIO
Green
UTW
Trease
Rev Swann speaks on Winchester people at Kiwanis meet
The Rev T M Swann of Braddock Street M E Church spoke at a Winchester Kiwanis luncheon giving a humorous sketch of the types of people he has met since arriving in Winchester. Charlottesville visitor 8 C Wardrip attended. four members were absent.
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T. M. Swann
Braddock Street
M. E
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
C. Wardrip
Charlottesville
Meade Passes West Point Mental Exam
Ernest K. Meade Jr of Boyce has been notified by the War Department that he passed the mental examination for West Point admission. His appointment awaits the outcomes of his physical exam. Meade was named by Representative Wilnis Robert of the Seventh District of Virginia.
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Ernest K. Meade, Jr
Boyce
War Department
West Point
Young Meade
Wilnis Robert
Prayer Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church Tonight
The mid week prayer service at Grace Lutheran Church will be conducted this evening by Rev. Edwin B. Smith of the Grave Springs charge. The service starts at 7 30. The public is invited.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Edwin B. Smith
Grave Springs
Lutheran Church
Ora
Apple Blossom Restaurant Notice Names Local Officials
A Winchester Virginia notice lists Theodore Morris Tellis Sigros and Theodore Psilakis in connection with beverages at the Apple Blossom Restaurant as policies change on and off.
Qualified Voters Register Increase in Clarke County
Clarke County expects about 1700 qualified voters for the upcoming election, a rise from four years ago. Treasurer William Burtner notes many new voters reaching age 21 and able to pay capitation tax until election day. He cites intense candidate activity as a factor in higher registration.
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Berryville
William Burtner
Clarke
Burtner
George Pleads For Defeat of Cotton Subsidy
Senator George of Georgia urged the Senate to defeat the cotton export subsidy plan from President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace saying it would start an unrelenting warfare in cotton. His speech delayed action on the $1.218 billion farm funds bill as debate continued.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate
Roosevelt
Wallace
Capital March to Be Staged by Workers' Alliance
Harrisburg May 10 Workers' Alliance members were summoned for a march on Pennsylvania's capital. They protest a relief revision bill and a state rule requiring loan recipients to repay if they come into money.
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Harrisburg
Workers’ Alliance
Pennsylvania
Steagall backs extended use of gold hoard to expand currency
Chairman Steagall urged using the gold stock on the old 40 to 1 basis to extend the currency supply and end the claim the country is broke. He said expansion now could be beneficial, with committee estimates up to 37 billion dollars possible from gold holdings. Rep. Gifford warned much gold is foreign owned and withdrawable. Patman cited the 2 billion stabilization fund as possibly sufficient. The policy decision followed a hearing on Steagall's bill to liberalize federal savings and loan investment powers.
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Washington
Steagall
D.ala
House Banking Committee
Gifford
D.-Mass
Patman
Treasury
Fedral Savings and Loan Associations
Baldridge Elected to Shenandoah Valley Inc Board
Tom Baldridge has been elected a member of the board of directors of Shenandoah Valley Inc to succeed Arthur Field who resigned to take another job in Memphis Tennessee. The election was announced as unanimous by G Gran secretary of the valley commerce organization.
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G. Gran
The
Star
Tom Baldridge
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Arthur Field
Field
Memphis, Tenn
Gran
Valley Commerce Organization
the Star
Fishel Rites Held Sunday for Clarke County Native
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Jones Funeral Home for Hill F. Fishel, a World War veteran and Clarke county native who died of a heart attack on Friday. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville. Pallbearers were fellow A. E. F. servicemen including Joe Reid Howard Sirbaugh Lee Gienn Ira Butler Clifton McFarland and a Mr. Davis.
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Jones Funeral Home
Hill F. Fishel
Clarke County
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Joe Reid
Howard Sirbaugh
Lee Gienn
Ira Butler
Clifton McFarland
Mr. Davis
Ocean calmer for royal pair aboard Empress of Australia
The Empress of Australia carrying King George and Queen Elizabeth reached calmer seas after a half gale that rocked the ship and upset tables.
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George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
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Maine
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Calica
Winging
Sinclair
Sinclair Gas
HN C. Woolfolk
Belair
N. Loudoun St
Stock Market Report
Baltimore Grain
Ward
Montcomery
Pia Words Monthly
Iat Genert
Riversides
Riverside Ramblers
Thomas Parran
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy
Baldridge
S.V., Inc
Fairmont
S. Loudoun
Leicester St
Loudoun Street
Palace Theatre
W. Cork Nien
Loudoun
Amherst
Peyton St
W. Clifford St
Nain
Geo
Morningside al
North Main Street
W. Clifford
Welltown Pike
John Kert
Harrisonburs
Remington Typewriter
Lunsford’s
Marquette
Whitie
Esso
Stewart and Water
John S. Holt
Front Royal Pike
Rag Run
Stephens City
South Cameron
Miss Holt
c/o DeMoss
R. J. Box
Gore
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Potomac By-Products Company
Roomers
Purcell Ave
Main
Piccadilly
M. P
San Francisco Fair
Mr. Russell
George Washington Hotel
L. J. Sandlin
Nase Ems
Bale
America
Gabardines
Front Royal
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