Market Rallies On Strong Start With Broad Leadership
New York stock market opens with gains of 1 to 5 points as leaders advance and trading accelerates. Midday bidding strengthens, cotton futures boost sentiment, and foreign selling slows, with buyers returning abroad. Notable gainers include Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line, Pennsylvania Railroad, U S Steel, General Motors, and Du Pont among others.
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New York
Ing
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Northern
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Northwest Airlines
Western Union
A” Anaconda
Kennecott
American Can
du Pont
Johns- Manville
Westinghouse
International Silvver
Texas Co
Inland Steel
Baltimore Produce Market Shows Dull Demand and Mixed Prices
Baltimore on October 31 reports dull demand for produce with liberal supplies. Apples vary by variety and size with prices ranging from 1.50 to 3.25 per unit. Poultry and eggs markets are slightly weaker with light receipts and very light demand. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets show mixed activity and prices, with some items steady and others lower.
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Baltimore
MD. Pa
Va. W. Va
N. J
Bu. Bas
U. S
Grimes
Jonathans
Romes
Smokehouse
Yorks
Baltimore Livestock
USDA
Baltimore man dies from Sunday crash near Ced arville
Clarence C Weaver 31 of Baltimore died at Front Royal Community Hospital from injuries in a Sunday auto crash at Hilltop Service Station Route 522 one mile north of Cedarville. Funeral services set after body sent to Baltimore by Scott's Funeral Home. He was survived by his wife and his parents August Weaver and Mrs Julia Taylor of Patapsco Md.
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Clarence Charles Weaver
Baltimore
Front Royal Community Hospital
Hilltop
Cedarville
Scott
August Weaver
Julia Taylor
Patapisco
State Revenues Rise in First Quarter in Virginia
Virginia reports a first quarter fiscal year total of 52,932,484 in income for July through September, up from 39,936,693 in 1945. General fund revenues reached 10,795,066, exceeding 1945 by 1,378,214.
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Richmond
Virginia
Man Kills Self By Jumping Under Bus Wheel
Samuel Martin Lewis, 34, of Deleplane, died when he stepped from a Trailways bus at the Route 55 and 17 intersection and threw himself under the rear wheel. Winchester police said they were asked to search for him by his employer. Local reports note he had visited a dentist in Winchester and had been in Philadelphia.
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Samuel Martin Lewis
Nero
Trailways
Lewis
Winchester
Col. Ambrose
Deleplane
Ambrose
Philadelphia
Richmond Broker Blair Stringfellow Dies at 74
Blair Burwell Stringfellow Sr. of Petersburg and Richmond died at his home after a six month illness. He retired in 1926 as a partner in the Richmond brokerage firm of Scott and Stringfellow. Earlier he worked with Raab and Co., tobacco dealers.
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Richmond
Blair Burwell Stringfellow
Petersburg
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Baltimore Produce
Clarence Weaver
Area
San 98
Reynolds Aluminum
Dial
Stringfellow
Feldon
Fred
Boyd
THE
KEENE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Monty Mery
Pingertip Coats
Plaid
Metton
Navy
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