Exports Rise as Light Apple Supplies Lift Prices
Demand for apples on British markets remained active with higher prices as light arrivals and strong exports boosted activity. California grapes and Greece Portugal shipments increased, while pear prices eased. London best apples sold around 3.17 dollars a bushel with varied barrel and box prices for Gravenstein and King David. Approximately 50,000 bushels expected for next week versus 29,000 this week.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Fred A. Motz
London
California
Greece
Portugal
Virginia
King David
U. S
United Kingdom
Kline To Judge Pa Field Trials at Conneaut
Leslie D. Kline and Benton Snider travel to Conneaut Pennsylvania for the Wild Life Bird Dog Association field trials set for September 3 4 and 5. The event features a Puppy Stake Amateur All Age Open Derby and Open All Age classes among others with Kline and G M Driggs of Erie serving as judges.
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Leslie _D. Kline
Benton Snider
Conneaut
Wild Life Bird Dog Association
Mr. Kline
G. M. Driggs
Erie
How Morrow Won Friends and a Nation
The piece recounts Dwight Morrow’s approach as ambassador to Mexico, choosing friendship first to avert war. It highlights his varied roles, his social mingling, and his method of studying problems to win Mexican trust before seeking an accord. It ends with a light moral about listening and sharing troubles.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Mexico
Morrow
General Pershing
Aircraft Board
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan & Company
Dwight Morrow
Mr. Morrow
United States
Radio Highlights AirSchedule For New York September
Radio highlights list a tenth season of the American School of the Air resuming October 10 on CBS with five half hour programs weekly. Overseas previews of the 1940 Olympics on WEAF NBC start Sunday at 1 45 pm with Copenhagen as the opener. Tonight’s programs include Lucille Maners Concert and Bendix Trans Continental Race prep.
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New York
American School of the Air
CBS
Weaf-Nbc
Copenhagen
Lucille Maners
Wayne Kingpraltz
WABC
Horace Shaw
St. Louis
Boy Hitched Ride In Boxcar Near Hamilton
Fourteen year old Charles Luther Fields rode a freight car in a Hamilton yard with two playmates who bound him and boarded a train. The trio traveled toward Indianapolis before authorities intercepted the car. Railroad detectives found Fields and notified his relatives.
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Indianapolis
Charles Luther Fields
Hamilton
Barbara Bell Pattern For Slim Women Frock
A Barbara Bell design offers a simple neck finished frock for slender women with regu lation shirtwaist style. It features a high neck with large buttons and a round collar, long or short full sleeves, and a straight skirt with front action pleats. Fabrics suggested include flannel jersey wood crepe and flat crepe. Pattern No 1584 B fits sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with busts 30 32 34 36 38.
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Barbara Bell
State Would Control Prisons
Harrisburg officials urge state takeover of all county prisons after four Philadelphia County Prison inmates died from steam torture. Governor Earle and Welfare Sec. Engard say a bill to give welfare jurisdiction over county institutions should reach the 1939 legislature.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Charles I. Engard
Philadelphia
State Department of Welfare
Rail wage dispute collapses mediation sparks nationwide strike vote
A federal mediation board failed to settle a 15 percent wage cut between U S railroads and railway workers triggering an immediate national strike vote. Chicago conferences of 1000 general chairmen from the Railway Labor Executives association and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen reported overwhelming support for a strike. Harrison and Whitney urged opponents to demand debt reduction over operating cost cuts as the railroads estimated the cut would save about 250 million dollars annually.
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Federal
Chicago
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
George Harrison
Brotherhood of
Railway
Alexander F. Whitney
Harrison
Whitney
Central Press
Final Rites For Mrs. Carrie Hott Held in Dayton
Funeral services were held in Dayton Virginia this afternoon for Carrie Robinson Hott widow of Rev. George P. Hott. Interment was in Dayton cemetery. Attending from Winchester were Emma Sleanor Robinson Etta Robinson Grace Fries Inez Fries James M. Hott and Alson S. Hott. Survived by daughter Ernest H. Rolston and grandchildren Jacqueline and Nicholas Hott. Her son J Horace Hott died in January.
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Dayton
Carrie Robinson Hott
George P. Hott
United Brethren Church
Winchester
Emma Sleanor Robinson
Etta Robinson
Grace
Inez Fries
James M. Hott
Alson S. Hott
Virginia
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Dr. A. T. Baker to Teach Bible Class
Dr. A. T. Baker will guest teach the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church Sunday at 9:45. The class officers urge all members to attend and invite visitors to join.
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A. T. Baker
Braddock Street Methodist Church
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