Lindberghs may quit New Jersey home for quiet European retreat
Friends say Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh plan to abandon the Hopewell house built for privacy after tragedy and relocate to western Europe. Several European nations have invited the couple, with views of French chateaux and estates cited as possible destinations.
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Lindy
Hopewell
N. J
Colonel Lindbergh
Europe
Vizille
Uriage Les Bains
Brianconnais
Wheat and Grain Prices Jump in Chicago Trading
In Chicago on May 16 grain values rose as bullish crop reports and a drop in U S wheat supply spurred buying. Wheat closed higher by 1 to 1 3-4, corn up 1-4 to 3-4, oats up 1-4 to 5-8, while provisions were steady to slightly weaker. Projections of frost in Northern Mis and small country corn offerings underpinned the gains.
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Chicago
United States
Richmond cash grain prices May 16 report
Richmond markets list: No 2 red wheat up to 68 as No 3 red Va to 67 and bag lots to 67. Va No 2 white corn to 40 and bag lots to 40. corn on cob to 35. oats No 2 white to 34 No 3 white to 32 No 2 mixed to 32 and No 1 mixed feed to 27. Baltimore report shows No 2 red winter garlicky domestic spot and May to 56 1 2.
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Chicago
Richmond
Virginia
Baltimore
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Several States
Inland markets report varied prices for apples and peaches, with Staymans and other varieties up in Maryland Virginia and neighboring states. Butter eggs and live poultry rates in Washington reflect steady to rising trends, with specifics for hens roosters and young birds and noted weights and scores.
Believed Jafsie Saw Kidnapers Broilers and Hens Prices
Prices listed for various fowl sizes and ages including Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns. Entries include broilers 1 1/2 to 2 lbs at 23 cents or 1 lb 2 oz, hens medium at 17 to 18, roosters 13, keeats young 60 to 70, and winter chickens 21 to 23.
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Broilers
Plymouth Rocks
Leghorn Broilers
Leghorn
Stags
Poultry Prices Across Markets Include Leghorns and Reds
Philadelphia and Richmond reports show poultry prices for multiple varieties from fancy Plymouth Rocks to White Leghorns with broilers, old roosters and ducks listed. New York figures indicate eggs near 16 to 19, poultry mostly steady with Leghorn and colored hens at 15 to 18 cents.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Creamery
New York
Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Across Markets
Hog prices steady to strong with tops near 4.50 to 3.80 in multiple markets. sow prices 2.20 to 3.15. Cattle and calves see varied declines and gains with steers up to 6.75 in Baltimore and top cattle around 6.75 elsewhere. veal and calves mixed. Sheep markets show steady to higher prices in Baltimore and Lancaster with spring lambs 8.50 to 9.00 and Chicago offerings at 7.75 for spring lambs.
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Lancaster
Jersey City
Packers
Chicago
Baltimore
Bryan's Tokyo Lecture Praised by Student
The Boston Transcript notes William Jennings Bryan impressed Christian college students in Tokyo. A student praised his talk saying his mouth encircles the globe and that many people are cheerful after listening to him.
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William Jennings Bryan
Tokyo
Remark on Polo Safety and Class in New Orleans
A brief observation from New Orleans Picayune notes that poorer riders suffer more injuries in polo, while wealthier youths avoid falls. The comment contrasts social classes and sports risks with no dates or specific incidents.
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New Orleans -Picayune
Regional meetings planned by Virginia religious education council
The Virginia Council of Religious Education announces regional conventions replacing the annual state meeting. May 25 Falls Church May 26 Ashland May 27 Norfolk May 28 Farmville May 29 Bridgewater May 30 Strasburg June 1 Wytheville June 2 Roanoke June 3 Charlottesville Dr Henry Edward Tralle of New York City will keynote each session, speaking thrice daily on modern religious education and weekday vacation school issues. The program mixes inspirational lectures with denominational group conferences, with no registration fee and broad church participation expected.
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Virginia Council of Religious Education, Inc
Falls Church
Ashland
Norfolk
Farmville
Bridgewater
Strasburg
Wytheville
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Tralle
The
State Council
Henry Edward Tralle
New York City
Mark Twain
Eighth Centenary of Waverley Abbey Celebrated in Farnham
The 800th anniversary of Waverley Abbey, founded in 1128 as England's first Cistercian house, was marked in Farnham, England. The celebration highlighted the abbey's historical significance in English monastic history.
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Waverley Abbey
Farnham
England
Teachers' College Finals Schedule Set for June
Final exercises begin Saturday June 4 at 9:00 a.m. in Wilson Hall with 105 students earning the two year normal professional certificate and 76 receiving the bachelor of arts in education. Commencement speaker is Dr G N Kefauver of Columbia University.
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Wilson Hall
G. N. Kefauver
Columbia University
Towet
Oo Association
Music and Expression
Harrison Hall
Seldwyn K. Cockrell
West End Methodist Church
Roanoke
Alumnae
Teachers’ College
Pup, Also, Mourns Loss of Baby on Lindbergh Estate
A Sealyham terrier named Skion, pictured with Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., shares in the sorrow after the infant’s death on the Lindbergh estate near Hopewell New Jersey.
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Mt. Rosehill
Mercer County
Marshall
Skion
Sealyham
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Winchester Woolen Company and local sports highlights
One year ago Winchester Woolen Company stock decisions and Shenandoah Valley Academy baseball with a 7 to 1 win over a St Albans team. Handley High School won Cumberland Valley Track Meet. Miss Morton received apple candy before sailing for England. The American Legion began a trade slump study. Five years ago Apples For Health Inc formed to promote apple sales. FTC ordered a gasoline price inquiry in Virginia. James B. Vredenburgh to enter the Naval Academy. Locals urged to bolster Confederate Memorial on Stone Mountain. Winchester City Council scheduled a special meeting for the 1927 budget. Fifteen years ago Wilson and Congress faced strife and ministers condemned the current war. DoJ warned of a determined fight on food gambition.
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Winchester Woolen Company
Stoc Shenandoah Valley Academy
St. Alban's
Washington
Handley High
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Miss Morton
Federal Trade Commission
Virginia
James B. Vredenburgh
United States Naval Academy
Stone Mountain
Winchester
Wilson
Congress
Hell
Department of Justice
Public Sale of Winchester Fair Grounds
Special commissioners announce a public sale of the Winchester Fair Grounds on North Main Street. The 23 acre site will be offered as a whole or in eight parcels with terms requiring one-fourth cash and three equal annual bonds bearing six percent interest, secured by a deed of trust.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Leslie D. Kline
Als
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, Incorporated
Et Als
North Main Street
Fair Grounds
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
John Glaige
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Corporation Court
City of
T. Russell Cather
James P. Reardon
R. Gray Williams
M. M. Lynch
Floyd M. Brill
B. P. Harrison
Corinne Barnett
City of Winchester
N. B
Esaaire
Georgian Sheriff Takes Active Draft Registration Charge
In a move echoing wartime duties, Sheriff Luther Pannett will oversee registration duties for the active draft. Reports indicate significant naval losses have already occurred in European waters, highlighting the ongoing global conflict.
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Lers
Luther Pannett
Co Na
Uncle Henry dislikes fresh paper money
The Detroit News quotes Uncle Henry saying he never likes to receive fresh crisp bills as they might stick together. The article notes that others are untroubled and say you need two to get them to stick together.
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Henry
Detroit News
Oldest Secret Society Claim Tied to Hunger Trial Origins
The text claims the Hunger Trial era birthed the world’s oldest secret society tied to China and White Lotus, with vast membership since A D 886. It notes Manx language decline on the Isle of Man, citing Prof J L Gerig of Columbia University. Burke quotes close.
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Hunger Trial Society
China
White Lotus
Isle of Man
J. L. Gerig
Columbia University
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Charles Lindbergh
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Produce
Maryland
Penna
West Virginia
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Washington Produce
Jafsie
Erwin E. Marshall
New Jersey
John F. Condon
Jassie
Richmond Produce
James Cox Brady, Jr
Consolidated Gas Company
Brady
Yale
Nicholas F. Brady
Rose Hill Crematory
Linden
Burke
the Gas Company
S. Loudoun
S. Loudoun St
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