Markets Report From Baltimore and Philadelphia May 19
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show mixed livestock and produce prices. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep move at varied values with steady to higher tones, while fowl and eggs show slight fluctuations across regions. Local retail and feed figures accompany the market standings.
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Baltimore
U. S
Alabama
Bliss
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Ted
Texas
Eeaa
Local Markets Report Amid Unclear Pricing And Feeds
A断 fragmentary local markets note lists feed prices by bag and bushel in mixed figures for items such as cracked corn shelled corn scratch feed and various poultry feeds. Some lines appear garbled but indicate pricing per barrel or bag with several animals and feed types referenced.
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Cscescese
Stock Market Report Drifts on Mild Offerings
New York May 19 The stock market rested on its oars and drifted downstream amid mild offerings. Losses of fractions to a point touched many leaders while oils coppers farm shares and some rails showed resistance. Closing quotes list several major issues with mixed results.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
NY Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of NJ
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va-Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pid
Woolworth
Wheat and grain futures near steady highs in Chicago trading
Chicago futures show wheat up with modest gains to around two cents a bushel as profit taking set in briefly. Closing prices for wheat and corn are listed along with May and July futures, while cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore quotes are provided for No. 2 hard wheat and various corn grades.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Dealer Meeting To Be Held Thursday
Firestone dealers plan a Thursday 8 pm meeting at the George Washington Hotel. District manager J C Petty and representatives J C Heid and M P Staley are listed for brief messages. Refreshments will be served.
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Firestone
George Washington Hotel
J. C. Petty
J. C. Heid
M. P. Staley
Services Held Saturday For G. T. Michael
Funeral services for Grafton T. Michael were held Saturday at 9 a.m. from his home at 373 Gray Avenue. The Salem Church in West Virginia conducted rites with Rev. Harry Wheeler and Rev. Thomas officiating. Hymns sung included Going Down the Valley Never Grow Old and Death Is Sometime We’ll Understand. Interment was in the adio cemetery amid numerous floral tributes. Michael had long been a Salem Church member and active in its work. pallbearers were Wilson John Power Chester Hiett Louis Stump and Charles Dunlap.
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Salem Church
West Virginia
Harry Wheeler
Thomas
Michael
Jesus
Adio
Wilson
John and
Boyd Power
Chester Hiett
Louis Stump
Charles Dunlap
The Red Lamp at Handley High School This Afternoon
The Red Lamp junior class play will be presented tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock in the Handley High School auditorium. Directed by C D Bennett and Miss Isabel Allegree, cast includes Peggy McIntyre Anne Yost Billy Boyce Martone Lupton Kenneth Heine and Chester Finley. Admission is 10 cents.
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Handley High School
C. D. Bennett
Isabel Allegree
Pegey McIntyre
Anne Yost
Billy Boyce
Martone Lupton
Kenneth Heine
Chester Finley
Hott Elected President of Phi Lambda Upsilon at VPI
H A Hott of Winchester was elected president of Phi Lambda Upsilon the Virginia Tech honorary chemistry fraternity. Other officers named include R B Long Roanoke vice president W J Peters Long Island N Y secretary and J R Vorwerck Richmond treasurer. Dr W B Ellett agricultural chemistry professor was made an honorary member. Nine students were initiated into the fraternity honoring academic chemistry achievement.
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Blacksburg
H. A. Hott
Winchester
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Virginia Tech
R. B. Long
Roanoke
W. J. Peters
Long Island
N. Y
J. R. Vorwerck
Richmond
W. B. Ellett
Widow Mrs Robt Henry dies at 77 in Winchester
Mrs. Robt Henry born October 7 1884 at Opequon died at her South Loudoun Street home after a period of illness. She was a Braddock Street Methodist member active in auxiliary work and leaves two brothers three nieces and one nephew. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM from her home with Rev Hubert Sydenstricker and Rev Dr W W McIntyre officiating. interment Mount Hebron. Pallbearers listed.
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Opequon
Henry
Amos and
Frances Whissen Marker
This County
Mr. Henry
Montague Hall
Valley Pike
Loudoun Street
South Loudoun Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
W. W. McIntyre
Winchester District
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Clarence
Benjamin Ramey
Leo Wisecarver
Strother
Clayton Sherman
Stanley Ginn
Cool After Murder Continued From Pare One
Mrs French recounts Gladys crying for Doris and begging Mr French to keep Donald from the car. Gladys asked not to see Donald again and avoided eye contact as Doris testifies about her friend.
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Gladys
Doris
Mr. French
Mrs. French
Donald
Avor
Shawnee Building and Loan marks ten years of growth
Shawnee Building and Loan Association celebrates its tenth anniversary since 1927 with $392 316 in homes financed over the decade. It reports about $78 000 in interest and dividends and a $6 159 10 gain to surplus and reserve while never recording a loss on a single home. Officers include James P Reardon president and A B Solenberger secretary treasurer. Authorized capital stands at $1 000 000.
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Winchester
Shawnee Building and Loan Association, Inc
A. B. Solenberger
Sosenberger
Association
James P. Reardon
T. Russell Cather
John H. Rosenberger
Messrs. Reardon
Cather
J. P. Reardon
J. H. Rosenberger
T. R. Cather
M. Good
J. H. Yost
B. M. Sullivan
M. Lohr Capper
F. N. Larrick
H. J. Martin
Dr. B. B. Dutton
C. J. Robinson
Horton Ends Work As Shenandoah Area Scout Head
Frank R Horton resigns as Shenandoah Area Council Scout Executive. A testimonial dinner is planned and a financial drive started to meet needs through fall. A committee will seek a successor while Rotary and Scouting circles note his long service and wartime mine sweeper duty.
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Boy Scouts of American, Shenandoah Area Council
Frank R Horton
B. F. Arthur
Tom Baldridge
M.S. Porterfield
Martinsburg
Fred Maphis
Strasburg
Jevin Kilmer
Eugene Cooper
Winchester
Elmer D. Seibert
John Kern
John Scully
Jonathan Edwards
Woodstock
Hortori
H. G. Nagel
Philadelphia
Boy Scouts
Washington
Shenandoah
George E Owen
C.S. Hartman
Fred D. Maphis
B. M. Roszel
A. M. Daniel
Walter T. Kline
R. F. Mason
Robert B. Brown
N. B. Davis
William A. Wallace
H. K. Brown
G .W. Ropp
Millard K. Bushong
James A Earley
Charles Town
Laurens Po. Jones
B. F. Arthur, Jr
H. L. Reaves
Ernest L. Rhodes
T. Guy Reynolds
John F. Kern
John S. Scully, Jr
B. Cooper
J. Nevin Kilmer
Rotary
Horton
Lafayette College
Easton
Alpha Phi Omega
Baltimore
St. Louis
Columbia University
Homestead
Rotary Club
American Legion
Shrine, Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kappa Phi Kappa
First Aid
The
Red Cross
Reformed Church
North Sea
Handley Victor Wins Federation Spot at Woodstock
Handley Victor of Handley High held last night at Handley is declared the federation winner and will represent the federation at Woodstock tonight. Stephens City Chapter finished second in the Degree Team contest with Berryville and Middletown tied for third. Handley Chapter members compete in Woodstock this afternoon in semi final Northern Virginia District events with district winners advancing to Blacksburg for the state meet during the Virginia Tech F F A rally.
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Handley
Alien Carter
Berryville
Woodstock
Stephens City
Middletown
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Phone link to China opens in Washington ceremony
Direct radio telephone communication between the United States and China began in a State Department ceremony attended by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and both American and Chinese officials. Secretary Hull opened the circuit to Dr. Wang Chung Hui in Shanghai where Madame Chang Kai-Shek and Madame H Kung joined in the event.
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Washington
United States
China
State Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hull
Wang Chung-Hui
Shanghai
Chang Kai-Shek
Roosevelt
H. H. Kung
Finance
President Roosevelt vetoes World’s Fair appropriation bill
President Roosevelt vetoed a 5 million dollar federal appropriation for participation in the 1939 New York World's Fair calling the sum excessive while the nation seeks to balance the budget.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Missing Co-Ed Found In Boston
Ruth Baumgardner, 22, of Ohio Wesleyan University, vanished May 5 from a dormitory and was located by Boston police. A Columbus Bureau of Records deputy said she would be held until authorities decide the next steps with Columbus police.
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Columbus
Ruth Baumgardner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boston
John Anderson
Bureau of Records
Boston Police Department
Public Sale of 96 Acre Frederick County Farm
Trust deed heirs of R M Pugh authorize sale by trustee. June 19 1937 at 11 a m in Winchester Virginia front of County Courthouse. 96 acres near Whitacre on Whitacre Ebenezer road, orchard potential. Cash terms. Trustee W E Edwards. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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R. M. Pugh
Circuit
Frederick County
Virginia
County
Winchester
Whitacre
Ebenezer
Mary A. Whitacre
W. E. Edwards
Dunn & Duvall
Ireland Anderson Injured After Bus Stop Accident
Eight year old Ireland Anderson was struck on Route 60 by a car driven by Mr Wertheimer of near Hampton. He sustained concussion a fractured leg and a fractured arm and was taken to Memorial Hospital. Wertheimer will face a hearing before Trial Justice A J Tavenner Saturday at 10 AM after posting $500 bond.
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Ireland Anderson
Wertheimer
Hampton
Memorial Hospital
A. J. Tavenner
Ohio
Plan Change for Street and Water Dept Office Room
The plan changes the room on the southwest corner to serve as an office for the Chief of Police. Equipment and layout are to be updated to support administrative use by the street and water departments.
Police Station Plans Include Onsite Photo Lab and Cells
The project would convert the old office room for the Superintendent of Streets and Water into a photo development area for the police and add a cell for women prisoners by repurposing the current sergeant’s room. Officials say the changes would speed up identification work, reduce costs, and address overcrowding with a moderate cost.
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C. W. Hollis
Chief Hollis
Funk
Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern for versatile summer frock
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1259 B offers a daytime frock that doubles for office and street wear, with options for long skirt and a short evening version. Includes sizes 12 through 20 and 40 bust, plus yardage details and a ribbon bow. Send fifteen cents for pattern 800K and order Barbara Bell pattern book for more designs.
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Paris
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bel
Marian Martin Pattern 9281 Promises Easy Summer Frocks
An advertisement for Marian Martin Pattern 9281 highlights a flattering summer dress with neckline options and yoke cape, suitable for home sewing. It lists sizes 34 through 48, fabric needs, and a fifteen cent pattern price, urging readers to order a copy of the Marian Martin pattern book and detailing where to send orders.
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Marian Martin
Batiste
Marian Martin Lew
Winchester
48Th &T
New York
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G. T. Michael
Gray Avenue
Grafton T. Michael
Mrs. Robt
Shawnee B. & L
Handley Victor
Feller
Bob Feller
O. BE. Lester
Cleveland Indians
O. B. Lester
van Meter
Penney’s
C.penney Company, Inc
Ireland
Anderson
the Evening Star
Agee
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
Bef Syndicate
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Marian Martin Frock
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