Market Decline Pressures Wall Street Amid Broad Selloff
A heavy selling wave swept U S stock markets with widespread losses as concerns over a foreign situation dampened sentiment. Rail and copper shares opened strongest while grains and cotton weakened. bonds showed irregular demand for lower priced carrier liens. Call money rose to 0.75 percent. 2 p m quotes list Allied Chemical 164, American Can 141.5, American Tel 158.875, Bethlehem Steel 49, General Electric 37.625, General Motors 54.5, U S Steel 47, Woolworth 56.5, Union Pacific 105.25, Penn Railroad 30.0, others shown.
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Wall Street
France
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand Oif
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Local Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices and Brand Variants
Local markets list daily prices for patent brand flours and feeds including 98 lb to 12 lb bags with per barrel costs. Also shown are cracked corn shelled corn corn meal middlings mixed feed scratch feed dairy and egg products with varied price ranges and notes on brand names and bag sizes.
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EMBL
Pete Keat
USA
Fereaneal
Ecesess OD
Sevencan
Selassie Heads by Caravan to Join Ethiopian Forces
Emperor Haile Selassie travels by caravan toward Dessye to join the Ethiopian army. A censorship on his whereabouts was lifted as the government assured his safety amid plans for the journey. He travels with over 300 chiefs and priests, with shelters set along the mountain road for protection from potential Italian air raids.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Livestock And Produce Markets Summary
Philadelphia and Chicago markets report steady to mixed livestock prices. Vealers 11.00-12.00. hogs active with 120-210 lbs at 10.50-10.75. cattle mostly 9.00-15.00 for various grades. sheep and lambs showing modest gains and steady demand. market levels varied by district with general strength in vealers and some higher hogs.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Turkeys
Chicago
U. S
Grain quotation roundup from Chicago and markets
Chicago and Baltimore wholesale grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with cash and futures quotes from November 29. Wheat futures declined modestly while cash grain showed No 2 red wheat around 89 to 90 cents per bushel. Corn and oats prices varied by grade and delivery dates with modest moves. barley held around 44 cents. Lard futures quoted and deliveries noted. Winchester and Winchester-like markets listed minor price points.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Talmadge Absent From Georgia Homecoming
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge skipped the state homecoming in Atlanta while President Roosevelt was honored. Thousands of southerners cheered as Roosevelts reception proceeded. Talmadge remained at his Telfair county farm and took no official part in the welcoming program.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Telfair
Rebels Fired at Glen Rock CCC Camp Trial
York police report twelve CCC camp leaders at Glen Rock faced dishonorable discharge after a court trial. Guards stood watch as the group demonstrated for better food and more recreation.
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York
Glen Rock
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Kiwanians conduct busy session with speaker and contest
Kiwanis luncheon featured Rev W W McIntyre who spoke on Not A Word and ingratitude. Four Handley high school students joined as vocational guidance guests while members discuss training, quiet zone signs near hospital, and a radio interference concern. Plans for a December officer training school in Frederick Md announced with local officers-elect set to attend.
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Rev
W. W. McIntyre
Kiwanis
Handley High School
Kiwanians
Kenneth Cather
Jesse Oakes
Joe Thrift
Walter Bosserman
David Headley
Lawrence C. Hollis
Joe Hershberger
Wendell B. Goode
H. B. McCormac
E. J Snapp
John Seal
Rose Hill
Edgar C. Jones
Capitol District
Hotel Frederick
Frederick
Ansel Solenberger
W. B. Good
E. B. Cooper
Andrew Bell
Funeral for William Trapnell Held in Charles Town
Funeral services were held today at Charles Town West Virginia for William Trapnell longtime member of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad civil engineering staff His death occurred this week at his home in Elkins West Virginia Trapnell was from a prominent Jefferson County family and had been stationed in Winchester years ago when the late news item ends with incomplete text
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Charles Town
W. Va
William Trapnell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elkins
Trapnell
Jefferson County
Winchester
Colston Family Mourns Martinsburg Death of Capt. W B Colston
Elizabeth Colston, daughter of the late Capt. W B Colston of Martinsburg West Virginia, survives with three sons Colston Edward and Holmes Trapnell a daughter Miss Jane Trapnell one sister and three brothers. Miss Susan Colston sister in law visiting Gray Gables wintering in the city attended the funeral among out of town relatives.
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Elizabeth Colston
W. B. Co
Martinsburg
W. Va
Colston
Edward
Holmes Trapnell
Jane Trapnell
Susan Colston
Gray Gables
Weather Ahead For Army Navy Game On Franklin Field
The weather forecast predicts fair and much colder conditions for tomorrow’s Army Navy game at Franklin Field. A northeast to northwest wind shift is expected to push rain clouds offshore.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Advocates $720 As Minimum For States Teachers
The Virginia Education Association adopted a 1936 objective to fund a minimum education program with state funds paying each teacher at least $720 for an eight month term. The plan preserves local responsibilities to supplement with local contributions.
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Richmond
Virginia Education Association
State Board of Education
Japan Expands Inroads Into China Creating Northern Autonomy
A map shows five northern Chinese provinces declared autonomous under Yin Ju Keng, identified as Chinese administrator of the demilitarized zone. The Autonomous Anti-Communist Committee is viewed as pro Japan, with Yin Ju Keng seen as a possible puppet. Nanking officials promise counter measures, yet doubt remains amid Japan's military strength.
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China
Yin Ju Keng
Demilitarized Zone
North
Autonomous Anti-Communist Committee
Japan
Nanking
Roosevelts Talk on Prosperity and Debt Stresses Relief
President Roosevelt argued that deficits are shrinking after a peak of 21 to 29.5 billion in national debt since his 1933 inauguration. He highlighted recoverable assets, government jobs replacing dole, and a boom in construction and civic projects, while criticizing critics who push for reduced spending. He noted improvements in American life and warned cotton and wheat policy risks, referencing Georgia politics and farm prices.
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Congress
National Treasury
Roosevelt
Oval
Georgia Tech
Civilian Conservation Corps
Pbs
Timber Ridge Christian Church Sunday Schedule
Rev. Ivan R. Smith, pastor, invites attendance at Morning Sunday School at 10 a m Endeavor at 2 45 p m and regular church service at 3 30 p m Albare urged to attend this service for a special effort and participation.
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Ivan R. Smith
Albare
China Clipper Reaches Manila on Good Time
The China Clipper lands in Manila bay at 3:31 p.m. amid large crowds after a record 60 hour flight from Alameda, Cal. Captain Musick reports ideal weather over the 1700 mile hop as President Roosevelt's letter to Quezon is delivered at Malacanan Palace.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Alameda
Cal
Edwin C. Musick
Antonio de Las Alas
Itf Works and Communications
Roosevelt
Manuel Quezon
Musick
Quezon
Malacanan Palace
Americas
Orient
Philippine Commonwealth
Palace
Suan
Frank Murphy
United States
Simple Funeral Rites Held For Late Mrs. Harloe
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Virginia Harloe widow of William Harloe Sr. was held at 3 pm from the residence of her son Dr. C Bruce Harloe on Jefferson Street. Rev Dr ee Thomas of Grace Church conducted the simple service with two hymns How Firm a Foundation and Asleep In Jesus. A graveside service followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included J George Baetjer a Smith A D Henkel B S Preffitt J Few Brown and John I Sloat. Out of town relatives arrived by plane from Los Angeles Matoaka Chicago Charleston and other areas to join local family members.
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Sarah Virginia Harloe
William &. Harloe, Sr
C. Bruce Harloe
Jefferson Street
Ee “ Thomas
Grace Church
Jesus
Mount Hebron
J. George Baetjer
Curtis Harloe
Chicago
F. M. Masoncupp
Charleston
W. Va
C. B. Harloe
E. Homer
Harloe
John C. Horn
Wilam E. Harloe, Jr
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U. S. Dept. of Agr
Talmadge
C. C. C. Cam
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Tibet
Chinghal
Wokonga
India
Durga
Mongolia
SIAM
Yellow Sea
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Sea OF Japan
Canton
May
Pamunkey Indian Reservation
Governor Peery
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Pamunkeys
John Bradby
Peery
Chief Bradby
Associated Press
Guam
Orin G. Murfin
Frank Parker
Daggah Bur
Rome
Italy
Jijiga
Harar
Mrs. Harloe
Tumi
Old Mother Hubbard
Kot
Warmdechel
Aatecie
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s
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