Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Prices May 20 Summary
Baltimore reports U.S. Dept of Agriculture figures with cattle, hogs, calves, and sheep prices across weights and grades. Hogs mostly 10 lower. steers 8.75 to 10.25. cows weak to 25 lower. good weaners 10.00 to 10.50. spring lambs around 50 lower. Chicago notes hogs steady with few top lots, cattle down amid weak demand due to holidays.
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Mark
Baltimore
Dan Macey
Beheta Ag
Philadelphia
Ian
Dept. Agr
Baltimore Livestock
U. 8
Dept
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Stock Market Report highlights close values for selected stocks
Close prices show Am. Can at 87, Am. Smel 41.25, AT&T 161.25, Anaconda 23.50, Goodyear 25.875, General Electric 33.75, U S Steel 44.75, Western Union 19.00, Penn R R 83.00, Republic Steel 14.875, Texas Corp 38.75, Woolworth 43.875 among others.
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Selec
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am Smel
Anaconda
B and O
Can Edison
Cigar
Elec
Gen! Motors
Goodyear
Int. Bar
E Manville
Annecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
Penney
Penn R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Va-Car. Chem
Western Union
Woolworth
Grain quotations steady with rain forecasts in crop belts
Chicago price ranges show nervy moves as rain forecasts influence futures. Wheat May 79 7/8, July 74 1/8 to 1-4. Corn May 50 1/8, July 50 3/4 to 7/8. Oats May 33 3/4, July 32. Soybeans May 97, July 95. Cash grain prices include No. 3 red wheat 81, No. 2 yellow corn 57 1/2, oats 32 1/8, soybeans 97. Baltimore wheat No. 2 red winter 91 1/2. Winchester Wheat 86c bushel, Corn 58c.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Youth With Kin Here Is Killed By Uncle's Car
Five year old Paul Stout of Martinsburg West Virginia died after being struck by a car in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. He died in hospital the following morning. His mother was visiting at the home of her brother Charles Whorley. Relatives from Berryville White Post Stephens City Opequon Winchester Middletown attended the funeral at Rosedale Cemetery.
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Paul Stout
William Stout
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rosedale
Gettysburg
Holmes Whorley
Sisute
R. H. White
Berryville
Robert White
White Post
Joe Perry
Asbury Stout
Stephens City
J. W. Madigan
Opequon
Fred
Winchester cooking school awards total haul to homemakers
The Winchester Evening Star reports the city cooking school concluded with a large attendance and many awards. Mrs. A J Tavenner received utensils, Mrs W S Cooper milk, Eileen Eagle dry cleaning and other locals won groceries, paint, shoes, a bridge lamp, a Philco radio, and a gas range among numerous prizes listed for residents across Winchester and nearby addresses.
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Winchester Evening Star
A. J. Tavenner
Route 7
Solenbergers
W. S. Cooper
South Cameron
Haldeman's
Eileen Eagle
South Loudoun
Sunshine Cleaners
K. H. Sale
Amherst
Rosenbergers
Ralph H. Mooers
South Braddock
Huntsberry’s
Ben Fuller
Fairview Avenue
George W. Kurtz
Martha Guise
Gray Avenue
Philco
Miller and Anderson
Queen Speaks At Foundation Laying On Royal Tour
The royal party in Ottawa drills, crowds on Parliament Hill, and a formal address mark the queen and king’s visit. A garden party for 5,000 guests and a war memorial unveiling follow, with the royal entourage moving to Toronto to meet the five year old quintuplets May. The quints, Marie and Emilie, practiced etiquette and nearly toppled during bows at Callander nursery.
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Adian Grenadier Guards
Montreal
Pagan
Ottawa
London
Supreme Court
Parliament Hill
North Atlantic
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Toronto
Quints
Marie
Emilie
Callander
Clarke Circuit Court Set for July Session in Clarke County
Special to The Star reports Clarke County circuit court to convene in regular session under Judge Philip Williams. No grand jury this week. cases include Leonard Banks for forgery four counts and Frank C. Smith for unlawful breaking and entering linked to Berryville stations robbery. Minor Clayton Huff Jr. to be committed to State Welfare. two defendants appealing convictions.
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Commonwealth
Edward McCormick Williams
Circuit Court of
Clarke County
Philip Williams
Williams
Leonard Banks
Banks
Rufus Bell
Frank C. Smith
Berryville
Clayton Huff, Jr
Loring C. Rackley
State Dept. of Public Welfare
Winchester
Grand Jury
Kackley
Rackley
Grand
David Miller
C. H
Doc) Johnson
Yankee Craft Takes Air On First Trip
New York May 20 President Roosevelt telegraphed congratulations to Arthur E rie skipper of the Yankee Clipper as the first regularly scheduled air service between the United States and Europe began. The flight will route via Bay of Botwood Foynes Ireland Horta Lisbon Marseilles and Southampton. The crew includes a first officer five junior officers and five radio and engineering officers with two observers aboard. The voyage aims for about 35 hours on the southern route and 24 on the northern with a return to Port Washington a week hence.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Coast Office Department
la Porte
Azores
Lisbonn
Marseilles
Southampton
J. Carroll Cone
Fred Laidlaw
Bay of Botwood
Newfoundland
Foynes
Ireland
Horta
Lisbon
New York
Roosevelt
Arthur E.rie
Port Washington
Long
Award Table To Mrs. W. E. Adams
A Gas Company prize was given at the Inchester Evening Star cooking school for guessing the actual gas cost and water usage. Mrs. Walter E. Adams of Gainesboro won, estimating 30 cents and 225 gallons, with the true figures 30.5 cents and 305 gallons.
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W. E. Adams
Inchester Evening Star
Walter E. Adams
Gainesboro
Radio Highlights From New York Listings May Weekend
A digest of weekend and Monday radio broadcasts from Canada via New York stations. Highlights include King George at Ottawa's National War Memorial unveiling, a King's Plate trophy presentation in Toronto, musical and talk programs across WEAF WABC and WOR networks, and special events such as Jewish War Veterans Memorial Services and retail federation discussions.
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New York
Canada
King George
Ottawa
Weafnbc
Wabc-Cbs
Wor-Mbs
Toronto
WJZ
NBC
CBS
WABC
Howard Barlow
Ben Bernie
Knickerbocker Playhouse
Ray Perkins
Radio Guild
NBC Orchestra
Hollywood Playhouse
WOR
MBS
Mackay Smith Elected President of Clarke Historical Society
About thirty Clarke County history enthusiasts attended a mass meeting at the Berryville courthouse where A Mackay Smith of White Post was elected president of the embryonic Clarke Historical Society. The group planned to preserve historical buildings, documents, tombstone inscriptions, portraits, and personal recollections for posterity.
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MacKay Smith
Clarke Historical Society
Berryville
Clarke
Court House
A. Mackay Smith
White Post
D. G. Cooley
Selden G. O'Bryan
Loring C. Kackley
Preaching At Ebenezer Sunday by Rev. S. J. Goode
The Rev. S. J. Goode, pastor of the Disciples of Christ rural charge, announced preaching at Ebenezer Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock and at 8 p m He will deliver a sermon at Capon Bridge.
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S. J. Goode
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge
Ebenezer Church
Capon Bridge
Semi-Pro Club In Double Header At Local Diamond
The United Shoe Repair and Semi-Pro Club schedule a double header tomorrow starting at 1 PM. First, In Wood meets Carper's Valley Hustlers in a game played on a well kept diamond with free parking and no admission.
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United Shoe Repair
Inwood
Carper’s Valley Hustlers
Ierounds
Pig Theft Charges Against Roe Dropped
Charges of stealing two pigs from Earl Long against Joy Roe in Frederick County were dropped after Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner heard evidence. Long testified pigs were identified and recovered at the local livestock market after being sold. Buck Eagle bought them for five dollars. Eagle and another witness identified Roe as the seller. Long could not identify one pig. Roe was defended by James P. Reardon.
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Earl Long
Joy Roe
Frederick County
A. J. Tavenner
Long
Buck Eagle
Eagle
Roe
James P. Reardon
Memorial Day Drum and Bugle Corps Plans and See
The 20 member Drum and Bugle Corps from Stephens City and Middletown will perform at Memorial Day exercises in Middletown on May 28 and Stephens City on June 11. They will also play in the June 6 Winchester parade. F F A chapters at Middletown and Stephens City funded the drums and bugles. Membership lists include Cecil Painter as Drum Major and named players from Stephens City and Middletown.
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Stephens City
Kernstown
Middletown
Winchester
Cecil Painter
Gervin Grim
Byron Harris
Gerald DeHaven
Thomas Russell
Dick Richard
Baker Russell
Cecil Carper
Cecil Teets
Edward Dovell
Donald Combs
Kenneth Mowery
George Wright
Eldon Brumback
Malcolm Brumback
James Judy
Keith Judy
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American Retail Federation
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Harry Hopkins
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Guiding Light
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International Union of Gospel Missions
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Sts
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Everett K. Meade
George H. Burwell
Clifton Price
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Rose MacDonald
Ralph N. Dorsey
W Powers
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C. M. Bacon
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Good Housekeeping
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Oxen, Va
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