Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Prices May 20
Market reports show cattle hogs calves and sheep prices in Baltimore and Philadelphia with activity steady to higher. Hogs reach 12.60 for 170-210 lb classes while cattle steady to 12.50 for light weights. lambs mostly 13.50-14.00 with shorn ewes 4.50-5.25.
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Baltimore
Alabama
U. S
Philadelphia
Adelphia
P. R
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices Listed
The Star shows daily market listings for wholesale flour and animal feeds. Prices provided include 98 lb and 48 lb flour bags, various corn meal blends, scratch feeds, dairy feeds, and live poultry feeds with per bag or per 100 weight figures. Strong entities include brands and bag sizes.
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Eeeres
Stock market advance leads gains in steels motors and coppers
New York May 20 stock market rose with gains in steels motors and coppers to fractions up to about 3 points. Bonds held firm and cotton rose slightly while grains edged lower. Foreign exchange saw the French franc and pound sterling down. Closing quotes list Allied Chemical Am Can Am Radiator Am Smelters Am Tel and Tel Anaconda and Bethlehem Steel among others.
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New York
Wall Street
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Market Closing Prices From The Trading Day
A compiled list shows closing figures for multiple firms including General Electric Goodyear Inter Harvester Johns Manville Kennecott Montgomery Ward New York Central Pennsylvania Southern Railway Union Pacific Pulp and Paper stocks along with Steel Woolworth and various regional concerns. The values appear in fractions and range across several major industries indicating broad market activity.
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Eee
Corn Gorn Products
General Electric
General Ye
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn
Southern Railway
Oil of N. Ny
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Steel
Va.-Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pict
Woolworth
Grain futures and cash prices dip amid rains and slow export trade
Chicago futures edged lower as Winnipeg markets fell over 3 cents due to rains and weak export demand, while cash grain in Chicago showed minimal activity. May wheat at 1.32, corn around 1.33, oats near 51 to 52 cents, with various futures quoted through December. Baltimore cash wheat around 1.42 1/2 per bushel. Winchester grain: wheat 1.37, corn 1.15 per bushel.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Winchester
Girl Blames Youth Contd. in Bayonne Police Narrative
The article continues from Page One with Gladys recounting to Smith of the Bayonne police. She testifies that after arriving at Doris French’s home she states Don- refers to a supposed incident involving Donald and herself, detailing claims and sequence of events.
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Smith
Bayonne
Gladys
Donald
Doris French
Don
Bayonne Girl's Knife Attack Case Highlights Family Rift
Neighbors recalled Doris and relatives denying spoken statements as they were quoted. Bayonne police chief Cornelius J. O'Neill said the girl claimed Donald killed her mother with a hatchet after saying it was none of your business. Prosecutors prepared to rest as defense plans their own testimony.
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Ald
Doris
Donald
Gladys
Bayonne
Cornelius J. O'Neill
Nobdoy
O'Neill
Perme
Germans Protest Attack on Church Split Over Nazi Propaganda
In Chicago on May 20 protesters and Jewish leaders joined George Cardinal Mundelein in condemning Nazi Germany's propaganda against the church. Berlin reported Hans Dieckhoff was instructed to protest, while Washington said only informal representations were made. Supported by Guthrie Waldorf Stewart and Dr. George Fox, the Chicago Rabbinical Association president, the group urged a united stand.
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Chicago
George Cardinal Mundelen
Nazi Germany
Berlin
Hans F. Dieckhoff
Washington
United States
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Greater
Congregational Churches
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Area
George Crass Stewart
Protestant Episcopal Church
George Fox
Chicago Rabbinical Association
Career of Dr Eggleston Spans State Roles and Colleges
The article outlines Dr Eggleston retreating from the state superintendent post in 1913 to lead Virginia Polytechnic Institute from 1913 to 1919 and later serving as president of Lee College since 1919. It notes his strong speaking ability and his impact on the senior class and the public.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Lee College
Eggleston
Will
Public invited to campus baccalaureate and graduation events
The public is invited to attend the baccalaureate sermon class day exercises the bonfire and the final graduation exercises on Thursday evening.
Backed by Wall Sued From Pace One Drives German Charge
The article notes a government charge that large numbers of Italians and Germans join insurgents while a figure named Séacine’ died in Bilbao after harsh criticism of the Germans. It portrays a political collision over responsibility for the drive.
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Pace One
Séacine
Bilbao
Death of Harry N. Correll Recounts Family Ties
Harry N. Correll long time commissioner of the revenue is remembered as the last child of his parents. He is survived by his widow Effe Mellor Correll and seven children including Edward E. Correll of Baltimore Alston B. Correll of Brunswick Ga and two daughters Mrs Garland Moore and Mrs A O Albin of Charles Town W Va plus another daughter Mrs Virgill Strad- through the remainder of the obituary lists.
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the Revenue
Correll
Effe Mellor Correll
Edward E. Correll
Baltimore
Alston B. Correll
Brunswick, Ga
Garland Moore
A. O. Albin
Charles Town
W. Va
Virgill Strad
Local Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Clarksburg item
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals including Mrs ow Preusseau of Clarksburg and Mrs Harwood, with further trailing names Stark N H.
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Winchester
Preusseau
Clarksburg
Harwood Caeed
Stark, N. H
Handlian to Enter State Contest at Charlottesville
The Handlian will be entered in the State contest at Charlottesville this year as announced by Superintendent Garland R. Quarles. The 1937 Handlian features eight sections with new formats, senior portraits, Who's Who, proverbs and campus scenes, plus humor by Charles Hoover and an expansive advertisement section.
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Handlian
Charlottesville
Garland R. Quarles
Gray
Cline
Charles Hoover
Tow Line Snaps in Sea Odyssey of Endeavour I
The Endeavour I towed by a sloop parted its tow line about 1,000 miles off Newport. Captain Wallace Grint of the Viva said the Endeavour I reported all clear and was heading southwest at six knots with 19 aboard. Grint searched over 40 hours as radio failure hindered locating the vessel in a 65 mile gale.
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Newport
Viva
Wallace Grint
Endeavor I
Grint
Endeavour I
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Stock Market Report
Handley
VOGUE
And
Harper’s Bazaar
L’aiglon
Georgiana
Harry N. Correll
Bers
Aincere
Counrhip
Gosport
Eng
Dimity
Rayon
Union
South Loudoun St
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