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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1933

Page

5

Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets

Raw market data shows wheat and corn fluctuating as profits erode on weak grain actions. Chicago cash grain reports list No. 2 red wheat at 84 1 2 cents, No. 2 yellow corn 48 3 4 to 49 3 4, oats 38 to 36 3 4, with Baltimore and Philadelphia prices for produce and poultry extending the week’s volatility across grains and livestock.

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Chicago and Baltimore Grain Prices Report

Closing quotations in Chicago futures show September at 84 and December at 88 44 and May at 92 44. Baltimore spot grain prices listed as 92s with Winchester Milling Corporation supplying the market through Stickell Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain and futures.

Chicago Baltimore the Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester Spo

James W. Malone Confederate Vet Dies at Creek Opequon

James W. Malone, a Confederate veteran born November 2, 1846, died after a long illness at Creek Opequon. He spent most of his life in Frederick County and was well known locally. Funeral services are planned for Friday with the cortege leaving Kurtz Funeral Home at 9:00 a.m. to Wardensville, West Virginia for final rites and interment.

Park Deer Relocated From Cliff by Glen Park Staff

In Glen New York on September 6 the celebrated deer on the cliff was gently guided off by two park employees. The animal ignored a ferry bridge, descended the bank, crossed the stream, hopped to a lower ledge, then reached the south ravine bank and headed toward the woods near tourist camps.

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Chief Equities Retreat Toward Lower Levels

Skeptics of the upswing weighed on the market as leading stocks drifted to lower levels. Early session trading showed little enthusiasm with subdued quotes and a brief liquidating spurt that shaved about one to three points before a mild recovery. Sterling opened at 4.55 percent and call money sat around 34 percent.

Associated Press New York Sterling

America Ready to Land Force If Necessary

Navy and Marine forces ramp up near Cuba as Roosevelt warns intervention is a last resort. Swanson heads to Cuba aboard the Indianapolis while the Mississippi joins four other ships in Cuban waters. Detachments move toward Quantico and bases in New York Washington and Norfolk to protect American lives and property.

Cuba Roosevelt Atlantic Intervent White House Havana Swanson Indianapolis Annapolis Mississippi Guantanamo Santiago Quantico State Department Washington United States Western Hemisphere Virginia New York Philadelphia Fama Norfolk Parris

Glaize Leads City Council With Memorial Planned

City Council extended water and sewer line work on Jefferson Street to Handley School and approved 1850 for budget items. A death notice for James W. Hillyard prompted a memorial committee. An ordinance regulated beer sales and peddler licensing passed. A municipal electricity bond vote proposal tied six to six with six voting for.

Habig United States Virginia Senator Glass Europe Byrd Barr James W. Hillyard City Hall Page Marshall Hillyard Glaize Forney Mr Marshall Henry Corporation Court Mr. Marshall Anderson W. W. Dellinger H. H. Hable J. H. Henry L. C. Hollis R. Frank Barr Fred W. Forney Charles H. Harper Percy D. Miller W. Nelson Page John H. Rosenberger

Ford boosts wages to 4.80 for some workers

Ford Motor Co raises basic pay for certain skilled and assembly line workers to 4.80 a day, up from 4.00, while the five day week and eight hour day stay in place. About 10,000 of 40,000 employees have already benefited as the move is described as a gradual process pending formal announcements.

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Roosevelt Takes Command as Ford NRA Case Probed

President Roosevelt, back from sea, reviews Cuban affairs and the Recovery program with the council. Ford's stance on the NRA code remains unresolved as Johnson warns he will act if Ford fails to meet wage and hours provisions. Ford's secrecy on profits is noted amid speculation on future negotiations.

Seal Harbor Roosevelt Ford Washington Recovery Council Henry Ford NRA Chicago Gen. Johnson Johnson Detroit

Open stance on codes strains with auto industry

High administration officials discussed Johnson and President Roosevelt hoping Detroit magnate would accept the code for the industry. They fear a public battle could distract from NRA cooperation and noted the administration’s commitment not to advantage rivals as it broadens code coverage to remaining auto manufacturers.

Johnson Roosevelt Detroit

Chas B Smith Dies In Frederick County Heart Spell

Charles B Smith a lifelong Frederick County resident died at his Cedar Grove home after a brief illness from a heart ailment. Aged 86 he farmed locally, attended United Brethren Church, married twice, and survived by three sons David, Carson and Howard. Funeral at his son David Smith’s home Friday at 2 pm with Rev F G Senter officiating and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Charles B. Smith Frederick County Cedar Grove Mr. Smith United Brethren’ Church Pleasant Valley Smith Susan Boxwell Mary Ann Howard David A Carson Smith Howard W. Smith Port Clinton Ohio David Smith F. G. Senter United Brethren Church Mount Hebron

Britain Not Ruling Much of Indian States

The passage notes that large regions of India beyond direct British rule cover over a third of the territory and hold about a quarter of the population, remaining outside the Raj’s administration.

Britain India

Local Market Prices and Commodities Listing

The local markets list daily prices for feed and farm goods. Items include shelled corn, dairy feed, butter, scratch feed, corn meal, and cracked corn with varied per hundredweight and per pound pricing across wholesale and retail sections. Nearby sections cover river and hog prices with standard market figures.

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Credit Bureaus To Hold Meeting In Martinsburg

The sixteenth semiannual convention of Associated Credit Bureaus of West Virginia gathers in Martinsburg on Monday morning September 18 for a two day meeting. West Virginia twenty credit bureau managers are expected. invitees include Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland Baltimore Winchester Harrisonburg Chambersburg and Carlisle. The Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce and Martinsburg Credit Bureau host.

Martinsburg W. Va Associated Credit Bureaus of West Virginia Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland Baltimore Winchester Harrisonburg

Nineteen Die In Clash On Jolo Island

Nineteen men were killed in a battle between Philippine constabulary forces and outlaw Moros on Jolo island. The clash occurred amid jungle terrain as authorities reported the casualties.

Jolo Manila Philippine Constabulary Constabulary

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