Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Baltimore reports unchanged produce and mixed eggs with steady to higher prices for cattle hogs and sheep for the week ending May 13. Chicago shows firmer hogs, lower cattle, and mixed lamb and sheep values. stock quotes include Union Pacific 94, O S Steel 46, Western Union 185, and Wool 43 56.
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Baltimore
Baltimoe Livestock
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Union Pac
Western Union
Stock Market Report Shows Faint Signs and Mixed Results
New York May 13 trading session featured faint signs in many stocks and a crawling volume of about 175000 shares among small traders. Gains were modest, many issues unchanged, and sentiment edged up slightly on hopes for tax revision. Sterling rose to 4.68 5 32, while coal industry outlook remained cautiously encouraging with a six week strike ending.
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New York
Congress
Sterling
al. Chemical
Am. Rad., 12. Am. Smel
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Eainon
Goody Int. Har
S. J. Manville
Republic Bteel
Southern R
N. O
Texas Corp
Wheat futures rise on warm weather outlook and light rain
Prospects of warm weather across the wheat belt and little expected rain boosted grain values. July wheat rose to 75 cents a bushel, up 14 cents. September up 1 percent to 74. Closing bids showed mixed gains across corn oats soybeans rye and lard with varied futures and cash grades reported in Chicago and Baltimore.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Ets
Sutton Breaks State Javelin Record Friday
Dick Sutton of Handley won the javelin at Charlottesville to set a state record with 169 feet 8 inches. Handley led Class B meet events with 25 points as Dunlap won discus and Dunlap led Handley in shot put while Bowles of High
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Charlottesville
Dick Sutton
Handley
Esterday
Sutton
Wilson Staunton
Perry
Hoffler
Tibbetts
Craddock
Dunlap
Wilson
Staunton
Chapman
Pulaski
Ford
Glen Allen
Dunlap Handley
Janis
Bowles
Highland Springs
Madison Lodge to Hear County Band Monday Night
Paul Riley director and Frederick County School Band members present a short concert as a feature of Madison Lodge I O O F meeting. Earl Bailey Noble Grand presides and refreshments follow. Band begins at 8 30.
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Paul Riley
Frederick County School Band
Madison Lodge
Earl Bailey
Noble Grand
Injured Miners' Official Is Dead
Henry Lauper Jr. 37 of Franklin Md died in Potomac Valley Hospital Keyser W Va from injuries after being struck by a car on the Franklin highway while returning from a United Mine Workers local meeting where he served as secretary. Lauper, once a WPA worker, is survived by his widow and two children. An inquest will be held.
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Westernport
Henry Lauper, Jr
Franklin
Potomac Valley Hospital
Keyser
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Laupert
WPA
15 of 21 Coal Companies Sign Contract
The Appalachian joint conference approved a CIO union shop contract with the United Mine Workers after six southern groups withdrew. It will reopen mines Monday, restoring work for about 300,000 of 345,000 Appalachian miners.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
John L. Lewis
Appalachian
United ~—— Workers of America
Seth
United Mine Workers
Harlan County
L. C. Gunter
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Hazard
Kanawha
West Virginia
Harlan
Tennessee
Virginia
Virginia Coast Operators Association
Gunter
Monay
Lewis
AFL
Progressive
Lee C. Gunter
Knoxville, Tenn
West
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
Evangelistic Services Planned in Stephens City Methodist Church
Evangelistic services will start tomorrow at Stephens City Methodist Church for two weeks. Rev. Homer Welch announced the schedule with Rev. H. G. Balthis preaching each night first week at 8 o clock and Rev. W. O. Talbert leading second week.
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Stephens City Methodist Church
Homer Welch
H. G. Balthis
South Winchester Methodist Church
W. O. Talbert
Brucetown
M. E
Fresh Protest Against Bombing Fresh Protest Against Bombing
The United States made new representations to Japan against bombing unfortified cities on humanitarian grounds. Secretary Hull announced at a press conference that the representations, delivered to the Japanese government Thursday by Ambassador Joseph C. Grew, were sent for humane reasons.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Hull
Joseph C. Grew
Frederick man arraigned on compensation act violation
Grover Carter of Frederick county was arraigned before Magistrate Weems on a warrant from the State Unemployment Compensation Commission. He pleaded guilty to accepting unemployment checks while employed and received a suspended three month sentence due to extenuating circumstances.
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Grover Carter
Frederick County
Weems
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Japan Uses Amoy Move as Possible Test of Reactions
Chinese property in Shanghai and Kulangsu areas faces risk as Japan declares a possible need to extend similar actions. Amoy occupation leads to arrests of more than 100 Chinese suspected of anti Japanese activity while British ships are delayed and naval aircraft participate. Japanese pamphlets promise marine police and recruit students for police schools in Nanking with low salaries.
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Shanghai
Kulangsu International Settlement
Amoy
Kulangsu
Amoy Harbor
Shanghai International Settlement
Shanghai International Area
Marine Police
Nanking
Stockmen Protest Roosevelt Beef Contract
The American National Livestock Association telegraphed President Roosevelt a protest against his claim that 48,000 pounds of Argentine canned beef for the U S Navy is cheaper and better in quality than American beef.
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Denver
American National Livestock Association
Roosevelt
United States Navy
Tribute to Mrs. Gilpin the Century Club’s benefactor
A letter praising Mrs. Gilpin for funding spring literary events for the community. The writer extols her generosity, ranks her above John Mason Brown as a producer, and lauds the “Rural Free Delivery” Derby and Broadway shows as shared joys for locals.
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Century Club
Vernon L Engle Died Here Today
Vernon Lewis Engle a Winchester resident for 15 years and Cimara Va native died at his home this morning of a heart attack. He was survived by his wife Bertha Moore Engle two sons Dick and Jack a daughter Jean Margaret two brothers Holly and Joe and his parents W L Engle and Mrs Cora Richardson Engle. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and a sales representative for a typewriter firm. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Vernon Lewis Engle
Winchester
Cimara
W. L. Engle
Cora Richardson Engle
Bertha Moore Engle
Jack
Jean Margaret
Holly
Joe
Engle
First Baptist Church
Wage-Hour Protests as Farm Groups Oppose Amendments
Washington May 13 A coalition of five national farm organizations urged defeat of proposed wage hour amendments they say would erase agricultural exemptions. In a letter to House members they criticized bringing the measure to the floor under suspension of rules with limited debate. Signers included Edward A. O'Neal Fred Brenckman Charles W. Holman Ezra T. Benson and Ivan G. McDaniel.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Ezra T. Benson
National Cooperative Council
Ivan G. McDaniel
Agricultural Producers’ Labor Committee
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Frank Baylis
Amherst St
Welltown Pike
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Clara Fultz Bentz
John Dixon
Red
Swimley’s Plant Nursery
Robert Bly
Charles Town
Jefferson County
West Ten
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Star
Shenandoah Avenue
L. J. SandJin
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J.O. J. Green Adv
Market St. Reward
Sanitary Dairy
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Ee Cooper
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Vernon L. Engle
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Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
India
U.S. A
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