Market reports from Baltimore and Philadelphia markets
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes dated Oct 18 provide wide price ranges for produce livestock and poultry. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices at each center reflect varying demand with mixed gains and declines across categories.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S. Ls
Washington
U. S
Philadelphia
P. R
L. I
Baltimore Livestock
Local Markets and Wholesale Prices Update
Local markets list daily wholesale prices for corn products and feeds. Includes patent brand cracked corn, middlings, oats, mixed feeds, horse feed, and poultry items such as broilers and guineas with price figures per bag or per unit.
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Beneblee
Oranda
Market Drift After Rally As Stocks Ease
New York trading sees stocks slip with light volume as selling hits major steels and motors. Foreign exchanges show tentative improvement but lack broad confidence while margin-account liquidations restrain gains. Major quotes include Allied Chemical 169 1 2 and U S Steel 63 with others such as General Electric 38 1 8 and Chrysler 65 1 8.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol. Edison
Corn Products
Gen Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Monville
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
Wheat and grain prices slide and rebound on Oct 18
Late rallies in wheat prices helped recover from a brief drop tied to New York stock market declines. The report lists closing quotes for wheat corn oats soybeans rye and related futures and spot prices across Chicago Baltimore and Winchester markets with delivery baselines at mills.
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Chicago
New York
United States
Cerr
Bargel
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Noted Wall St Figure Grayson Murphy Dies at 58
New York, Oct. 18. Col. Grayson MP Murphy 58, prominent Wall Street figure and head of the Murphy brokerage firm, died today after an illness of bronchial pneumonia. Ten days earlier he had a slight bronchial attack, but his condition was not considered serious until recently.
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New York
Colonel Grayson
Murphy
Wall Street
Negro Congress report preacher to speak at Mt. Carmel
The Rev. John W. Carter of St. Petersburg Florida, returning from the National Negro Congress in Philadelphia, will preach Tuesday at 8 45 PM at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. Local people may hear insights from the congress and enjoy a stirring sermon from the city’s son. Ministers and friends of other churches are welcome.
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John W. Carter
St. Petersburg
Fla
National Negro Congress
Philadelphia
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Negro Congress
Two Save Their Lives By Seconds
Two men leaped from their stalled car at the Sunnyside crossing near Berwyn Maryland as a fast passenger train struck the vehicle. Hugh Day 25 Belwyn the driver and Albert Wilhelm Branchville the owner escaped with seconds to spare after stopping because another car blocked the crossing.
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Berwyn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hugh Day
Belwyn
Albert Wilhelm
Branchville
Duke of Windsor Calls U S Visit Private Unofficial
The Duke of Windsor issued a formal statement in England via Reuters saying his upcoming trip to the United States is a purely private unofficial visit.
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London
Duke of Windsor
England
Reuters
United States
Hitler Leads Harvest Dance With Peasant Girl
A long-range photo shows Adolf Hitler dancing with a German peasant girl at a harvest festival in Bad Pyrmont near Berlin. He is surrounded by a solid wall of bodyguards as the event unfolds.
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Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Bad Prymont
Berlin
Central Press
Florida Lobby Committee Webs Telegrams In Inquiry
The Florida lobby committee used telegrams obtained by the Communications Commission in investigations. The Supreme Court dismissed several appeals for lack of a substantial federal question, including665 challenges to state laws and labor rulings. Entities involved included the Jeffrey Dewitt Insulator Company and firms from Florida, Kentucky, and New York.
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The
Communications Commission
Jeffrey Dewitt Insulator Company
Kenova
W. Va
National Labor Relations Board
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
New York Supreme Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Contention Over Commission Subpoena Questioned
They argued the commission's subpoena action was an exploratory search for evidence and an unlawful search and seizure.
Plane Missing Between Rock Springs and Salt Lake City
United Air Lines lists 16 passengers and three crew aboard the missing liner after leaving Rock Springs bound for Salt Lake City. Crew includes Pilot Woodgerd Co-Pilot Adams and Stewardess Derr. Passengers include Louis Cleaver John Conboy George Ferreira Phyliss Ferreira Ralph McKeown and others. Weather over Wasatch Mountains reportedly heavy clouds with rain, search continued after midnight with clearer skies later.
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Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Woodgerd
John Adams
Leah Deer
Harold Crary
Rock Springs
Crary
Wasatch Mountains
United Air Lines
Wyo
Utah
Earl Woodgerd
Adams
Derr
Louis Cleaver
John Conboy
Cleveland
United
George Ferreira
Phyliss
Ralph McKeown
Glendale
Calif
Ferreira
McKween
Charles D. Renouf
Washington
D. C
W. Pischell
East Lake City
William Pitt
J. Pergola
Pathe News Reel
New York
Mrs. C. Prichett
D. A. McMillen
First National Bank
Murray
J. Hammer
W. J. Hart
Sharon
Penn
Charles Jamison
Denver Produce Co
C. L. Jensen
San Francisco
L. Cross
Sacramento
United States Army Air Corps
United Airlines
Miss Derr
San Leandro
Washington society matron aboard missing airliner
Mrs. Campbell, once Natalie Campbell, a social leader in Washington, is identified aboard United Airlines missing flight Palas along with Charles D. Renouf, former UAL district traffic manager. Her divorced husband Wilson Pritchett of Haverford, Pa., and their son Wilson Jr. are named in reports.
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Cheyenne
Washington
Campbell
United Air Lines
Wilson, Jr
Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern No. 1377 B details
The Barbara Bell pattern No. 1377 B offers a flexible scarf neckline dress with detachable scarf collar and multiple color options. Sizes 14 to 44 cover busts 32 to 44, with yardage noted for size 16 and contrast topper, plus a step by step sew chart and a call to order the pattern book.
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Barbara Bell
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