Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Prices
Market reports from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago list varying prices for produce poultry dairy and livestock. Included are ranges for potatoes eggs chickens turkeys butter and cattle hogs sheep and calves with notes on weekly shifts and average values.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Philadelphia
P. R
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. B. Dept. Agri
Local Markets Review of Wholesale and Retail Goods
The Star lists daily prices for local wholesale flour corn meal and feeds with 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bag rates. Also shown are livestock bids for pigs hogs chickens and fowl, dairy products and country lard with assorted per bag or per hundred weights pricing.
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Leghorn
Rock Hroilerss i. We
Ena Eae
Cleslers
Stock Market Report From New York Opener
New York stocks opened choppy with U S Steel and Chrysler flipping between gains and losses as the market drifted lower. Major performers included General Motors Goodyear International Harvester and American Telephone while Sears Woolworth Coca Cola and Kennecott lagged. Bonds mixed and foreign currencies rose with the pound at 4 95 7 16 and the franc up 1 1 4 cents.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Goodyear
International Harvester
American Telephone
International Nickel
American Can
du Pont
Amerada
Texas Corp
Santa Fe
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Radiator
Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Consol. Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Va.-Caro. Chem
Va.-Caro
Woolworth
Grain Futures Stumble After Liquidation Pressures
Chicago markets fell more than 2 1/2 cents on liquidation and stop loss selling after modest wheat gains. May contracts neared season lows as Canadian top-grade premiums dropped four cents. In cash grain, No. 4 red wheat ranged about 94 1/2 to 95 1/4, with corn around 55 to 59 3/4 and oats near 32 3/4 to 34 1/2 per bushel. Baltimore and Winchester quotes followed earlier levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Norve
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
Apple Market Shipping Point Information For Monday
Winchester Virginia Martinsburg West Virginia and nearby points report carloads FOB with light demand and steady markets. Barrels Yorks US No 1 2 1 4 to 2 3 4 inch few 2.15 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 inch car 2.25. Bushel Baskets Staymans US No 1 2 1 2 inch min 85c few 80c Delicious US Util 2 1 4 inch min car 70c.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Yorks U. S
Staymans U
Prayer Meeting at Braddock Street Methodist Church
A prayer service will be held at Braddock Street Methodist Church tonight starting at 7 30 led by the new minister Rev T M Swann. Congregation members are asked to attend and friends are welcome.
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M. E. Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. M. Swann
Football Banquet Set For November 18 In Martinsburg
Winchester Kiwanis Club plans the annual football banquet to honor Hi and Martinsburg high squads. The event occurs Thursday November 18 at 6 30 pm in Martinsburg WV, alternating hosts with the two cities for years. It serves as a pre Thanksgiving classic meet and welcomes players from both teams.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Inburs Mivenis
Teenecas Burg U
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Kiwanis Club
J. M. Sellers
E. M. Sites
T. R. Cather
H. C. Sheetz, Sr
Jesse Oakes
Staunton
E. B. Cooper
Arthur Robinson
L. I. Miller
Andrew Bell
Bell
Hable's Palace Screens Newsreel of Local Apple Harvest
Fox Movietone shows a four minute film at Hable's Palace Theatre this week featuring Handley students picking apples at National Fruit Products Co. and playing in a pile of fruit. The lineup includes Pauline Garber Jane Dick Edith Dunn Marguerite Kidwell Ruth Pape Louise Miller Virginia Taylor Vinda Doyle Lillian Gatewood Katherine Locke Lucille Spillman Ellen Huyett. The reel highlights humorous rotten apple scenes and a finale of the Big Apple dance with local performers.
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Apple Harvest
Fox Movietone Newsreel Company
Hable
Palace Theatre
Handley
National Fruit Products Co
Pauline Garber
Jane Dick
Edith Dunn
Marguerite Kidwell
Ruth Pape
Louise Miller
Virginia Taylor
Vinda Doyle
Lillian Gatewood
Katherine Locke
Lucille Spillman
Ellen Huyett
South Carolina
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Veda Doyle
Margariet Kiddes
Katherine Locks
Duke of Windsor Plans Independent American Visit
The Duke of Windsor spoke to the Anglo American Press Association in Paris, declaring he will visit America as a completely independent observer without political aims, hoping to help solve global problems while confirming he is a very happy married man and not seeking mere leisure.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
Empire
America
Anglo-American Press Association
Illness Fatal To Howard Oates
Howard E. Oates, 64, died last night at 9 in the local hospital. A Timber Ridge native living at 403 Highland Ave, he is survived by wife Vernie Carpenter and children Mau rice, Clarice, Elmer, Hetzel and Linwood Oates and Mrs Lena De Haven and Mrs Levida Spence, all of Winchester. Also surviving are brothers Rob ert and Walter of Whitacre and sisters Mrs Baxter White of Gore, Mrs Walter Nelson, Miss Ellen Oates of Capon Bridge WV, and Mrs John Fletcher of Whitacre. Last rites Friday at 2 at Ebenezer church with home gathering before. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Howard E. Oates
Oates
Timber Ridge
Highland Avenue
Vernie P. Carpenter
Maurice
Clarice
Elmer
Hetzel
Linwood Oates
Lena de Haven
Levida Spence
Winchester
Robert
Walter Oates
Whitacre
Baxter White
Gore
Walter Nelson
Ellen Oates
Capon Bridge
W. Va
John Fletcher
Ebenezer Church
Aged Woman of Stephens City Dies at 83
Martha Elizabeth Williams aged 83 of Stephens City died Thursday at 10 p.m. in her home after long infirmities. Widow of J. Harvey Williams she was active in Friendship U B Church. Survived by daughter Ovia Wise and siblings W H Newell B L Krouse W H Ridings. Final rites Friday at 10 a.m. in Lutheran Church Stephens City with Revs Mitchell and Allamong. burial Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Martha Elizabeth Williams
Stephens City
J. Harvey Williams
John W
Maria Pankhouser Tore
Ovia Wise
W. H. Newell
Strasburg
B. L. Krouse
Winchester
W. H. Ridings
Lutheran Church
W. D. Mitchell
Allamong
Green Hill Cemetery
C. T. Brumback
Julian Steele
Cleve Adams
Harry Stickley
Dave Headley
Julius Richards
Winchester Wins From Strasburg in Bowling Match
The Shenandoah Production Credit Association defeated the Strasburg Rotary Club by 114 pins at Strasburg Recreation Center. High series honors went to Everly of Winchester and Smith of Strasburg with 317 each.
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Shenandoah Production Credit Association
Mrs Powell wins 50000 in Irish Sweepstakes Cesarewitch
Dublin reports Mrs W C Powell of Cumberland Maryland won 50000 on Solar Bear the third horse in the Cesarewitch stakes at New Market England. Six Americans won 150000 each when Punch won first and others took 75000 to 50000 prizes. Overall Americans with three horses held 1800000 in prizes.
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Dublin
W. C. Powell
Mount Royal Ave
Cumberland
New Market
England
Punch
United States
Ralph Harrell
Ogden
Utah
W. A. Morant
St. Louis
O. Degenfelder
Astoria
Long Island
Angela
New Rochelle
N. Y
New York City
John Cronin
Jersey City
N. J
Ex Marine Held As Wife Killer
Police jailed Nelson D. Boyer 21 on suspicion of murder in the slaying of his wife Dorothy D. Boyer 42. Authorities said he confessed to killing her with an iron dumbbell on August 1 and burying her body in a vacant lot after five days.
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Los Angeles
Nelson D. Boyer
Willard Bretz
South Gate
Dorothy D. Boyer
Fatal Warren Crash Claims Mrs Stacy in Route Collision
The Warren crash left Mrs. Stacy dead at the scene after the truck ordeal. Driver Dallas Simpson is detained for investigation as inquest plans by coroner Dr Kipps are announced. Survivors include four sons and one daughter with the family listing from Silver Springs to Amelia and Washington D C.
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Page One
Stacy
Brown
Woodville
L. F. Hansbrough
O. W. Carper
D. M. Kipps
Nego State
Slaughter
Battles Near Shanghai Report Heavy Fighting and Evacuations
British forces warned nationals to prepare to evacuate as Japanese forces pressed west of Shanghai near Soochow Creek. A Japanese air strike killed about 10 refugees and wounded 25 while a Chinese detachment of 200 to 300 fought the invaders near Chapei and Nanjiang eight miles from the city. The Chinese commander refused a British offer to lay down arms and fight on.
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Soochow Creek
St. John’s University
Jessfield Park
Chapei
Nanjiang
Shanghai
North Station
Mining History Ties to Chapel Site in War-Era Narrative
The passage notes Chinese miners in the Chapel area and implies mine activity occurred before the Japanese advance touched off explosions. It records local mining as part of wartime events and hints at impacts on the Chapel locale during the era.
Lewis Plan Pushes Independent C I O Amid Federation Clash
A federation peace committee led by George M. Harrison presented a counter proposal at a morning peace conference. It urged limiting C I O power while preserving A F of L craft unions and warned that accepting C I O dominance would erode control over wages and conditions in major industries.
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Federation
George M. Harrison
A. F. of L
F. of L
C. Ir. QO
Winchester residents see national publicity on Capitol Theatre screen
Win chester residents and apple industry connections view national publicity on the Capitol Theatre screen. Local young ladies appear in scenes shot at Berryville orchard owned by Harry F. Byrd and at the National Fruit Products Company apple pile, highlighting regional involvement.
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Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
National Fruit Products Company
Navy carries on rapid ship expansion after war
The United States celebrates keel laying for the battleship North Carolina in New York. The Navy plans to enlarge active battleship force to 15, with the Washington keel to follow and two more 60 million dollar ships expected next year to replace aging vessels.
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New York
North Carolina
Great Britain
America
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Navy
Democrats Nominate State Tickets and Local Officials
The article lists Democratic nominees for governor James H. Price and other state offices Saxon Holt A P Staples BE Blackburn Moore and local candidates W A Baker C P McVicar James P Reardon Taylor Barr. It explains new election law requires a cross mark and warns against drawing lines and notes absentee voting by mail ends tomorrow per City Directoral Board chairman Charles H Harper.
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Tion Court
Jane
Walter M. Shade
James H. Price
Saxon Holt
A. P. Staples
BE. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
W. A. Baker
C. P. McVicar
Revenue
James P. Reardon
Commonwealth
Taylor Barr
Charles H. Harper
City Birectoral Board
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