Market quotations and livestock prices from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia
Baltimore market notes list produce and prices for McIntosh apples potatoes Jerseys butter and general goods. Cattle hogs and sheep valuations from Baltimore and Chicago Livestock reports show steady to higher lean and fat cattle grades with varied hogs and limited sheep offerings. Philadelphia dairy and poultry prices are listed with butter and eggs posted.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept
Jay
Ciodice
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Best
Local Market Prices and Livestock Listings Update
Market notes list grain prices and bag weights, with items such as corn meal and mixed feed, plus live poultry and livestock prices. It documents fluctuating figures for barrels, bags, and various farm animals, using local shop shorthand and abbreviations.
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Brana
Seeessre
Erana Ae Sa
Daley Deesbivans
Bopha
Hoss Baer
Stock Market Report Boosts Mildly as Steel and Motors Lead
New York September 2 stocks rose modestly on a slow tape with gains in steels and motors while rails held their own. The market saw roughly 500000 shares traded as some investors awaited September forecasts. Bonds and commodities improved after a cautious start and Czechoslovak dollar bonds showed strength as fear subsided.
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New York
Hitler
Grain futures edge down before holiday quiet in Chicago
Chicago futures show slight losses as export subsidy gains muted by pre holiday lull. Wheat quotes fluctuated within narrow margins with prices finishing lower. corn oats and soybeans moved modestly, while cash grains in Chicago offered mixed bids for various grades. Canadian export activity showed some strength amid the holiday week.
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Chicago
Aalthough
Spider Virginia Schreder Exhibits 22nd Corn Spider of Year
Virginia Schreder daughter of Mr and Mrs August Schreder of 43 South Kent street found a corn Spider this morning and brought it to The Star for exhibition. This was the 22nd of that species examined by the bug editor this year.
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Virginia Schreder
August Schreder
South Kent Street
The
Star
Wallace And Aides Criticize Farm Program Failures
Secretary Wallace and the Agricultural Department leaders criticize the farm program as failing with cotton and wheat prices down and 80 percent of farm output receiving no subsidies. They discuss remedies from foreign markets to reducing operating costs and shifting farming to a rural living model, arguing for policy changes to restore balance between agricultural and industrial prices.
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Babson Park
Maas
Wallace
Rec
Agricultural Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Hull
Hoover
All Seven Lines of Endeavor for Farm Problem
Speech argues farm problem is spiritual and economic. Encourages pursuing seven lines of endeavor to boost demand for farm products. Details include new uses for farm goods such as roads from cotton and fuel from corn. Emphasizes need for sacrifice across sections and classes.
Not Against GOP Continued Discussion on Washington Ties
A political report notes a leader avoiding full party participation and citing the difficulty of disengaging from Washington. He says international conditions are tough rather than delicate and dislikes being tied to Washington at the moment.
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Washington
Ryser
Campbell Wins Governor Cup At Winchester Club
Carl Campbell won the Governor Cup at Winchester Golf Club after 36 holes with a gross 156 and net 140 after handicap 8. Nelson Page had 162 gross 136 net but a self proposed rule barred nets below 140, affecting the outcome. Joe Schroth and Roy Ryden posted 138 and 142 nets respectively as semi final Byrd Trophy play continued.
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Carl Cambell
Winchester Golf Club
Nelson Page
Joe Schroth
Roy Ryden
Page
Eddie Goss
Ralph Grimm
Thomas Gibson
Toilers Accepting Strikes Amid Defense Strain
Half a million workers issued notices to strike by September 15 unless wage demands are met. The government links labor unrest to national defense worries and potential leverage for Hitler amid unrest in France. Premier Dalader recalls remilitarization and Anschluss dates to frame the crisis.
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Adolf Hitler
Dalader
France
Hitler
Rhineland
Austria
President Hopes Disputes Can Be Ended Amicably
President Roosevelt said at a press conference he hoped the United States could settle labor disputes with a minimum of strikes and ill feeling. He noted a British commission report that industry maintains peace through mutual confidence and cooperation and discussed applying it to U.S. registration plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
England
Special Commission
John Hottel Poises To Perform At Beauty Show
John Hottel a blackface comedian known in Winchester will perform during intermission at a beauty contest tonight in the American Legion building. Master of ceremonies Hugh Crisman announces the program also features Henry Thomas a colored tap dancer, Pete and Joz's jug band and singer Margaret Jane Athey.
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John Hottel
Winchester
Fe Damhing
American Legion
Hugh Crisman
Henry Thomas
Pete
Joz
Margaret Jane Athey
Ex Governor Hoffman Sends Photo and Signature to Collector
Marshall Farmer, a local autograph collector, received from ex governor Harold G Hoffman of New Jersey a fine photograph in a frame and a signed letter. Hoffman, famed for his role in the Lindbergh trial, sent the items after learning of Farmers interest and the local curiosity.
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Marshall Farmer
Handley Library
Harold G Hoffman
New Jersey
Fmous Lindbereh
Hoffman
Mr. Farmer
Purcell Funeral Set for Tomorrow in Brucetown
Services for Samuel Byrd Purcell, who died after a period of ill health at his Brucetown home, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the residence. The Rev. Daffin and Rev. W. O. Talbert will officiate. pallbearers include Henry Kline, Huth Brill, Joseph Bragg, John Jolliffe, Frank Swimley, and Joseph Jolliffe.
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Samuel Byrd Purcell
Brucetown
Mr. Daffin
W. O. Talbert
Charce
Henry Kline
Huth Brill
Joseph Bragg
John Jolliffe
Rank Swimley
Joseph Jolliffe
Klondike Testers Emerge From Owen To Report
Philadelphia investigators emerged from the county prison after a punishment test lasting over a day. Heat reached at least 100 degrees in the radiators and cellblock corridors as inmates hurried to an automobile to prepare their findings for state welfare official Charles I Engard.
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Owen
Philadelphia
Klondike
Philadelphia County
State Secretary of Welfare
Charles I Engard
CIO Relations Further Strained By Expulsion-Tilt
New York September 2 The no compromise notice served on the Committee for Industrial Organization deepens the rift with its second largest affiliate as Homer Martin declares the union will tolerate no undue interference and the issues behind the expulsion of four officers remain non negotiable.
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New York
Homer Martin
United Automobile
Kers
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Martin
Disciples Convene at Winchester September 6 8
The Disciples of Christ of the Valley District covering Frederick Shenandoah Rockingham and Page counties hold their 89th annual convention in Winchester from Tuesday September 6 to Thursday September 8. The host church led by Rev C H Funk with Mayor Dr C R Anderson welcomes attendees. sessions feature addresses by Dr G A Williams Rev John A Tate Rev R B Montgomery and others with youth and women’s sessions.
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Disciples of Christ of the Valley District
Frederick
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Page
Church of Christ
Winchester
Luray
Page County
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Frederick County
W. L. Dudley
George Cearle Owen
C. H. Punk
C. H. Funk
John A. Tate
Virginia
Richmond
Katharine Rhinelander
E. C. Davis
Etta Nunn
Women's Work Department
R. B. Montgomery
Lynchburg College
Ramon N. Redford
Roanoke
Owen
George F
Winchester ‘Church
State Council of Religious Education
Arthur Wake
Strasburg
H. H. Jennings
J. Mer
George Earle Owen
Convention
Fred D. Maphis
Strasburz
George A. Williams
Harrisonburg
Claude Grove Wincester
Arthur ‘“Ke
Young People’s Department
Joseph E. Childress
J. Marshall Pifer
Hilda. G. Hisey
Edinburg
Bible School Department
Ray Wolford
Cavoh Bridge
Hilda G. Hisey
Willet M. Rohr
Stracburg
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