Markets Report From Baltimore Philadelphia And Chicago
Baltimore and Philadelphia market sheets list assorted produce pricing and live stock values. Apples to 2 1/2 inch fruit size and bananas quoted with varying conditions and weights. Poultry eggs and ducks priced by grade with regional notes. Chicago and Baltimore cattle hogs calves and sheep traded higher with mixed demand and powerful buyers noted.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Grimes
U. S
McIntosh
N. W. Greenings
Virginia Jonathans
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept
Wall Street Slumps After Opening Rally Fails
New York stock market mirrors a volatile day as government moves to sterilize gold aid sparks brief rally that quickly fades. Leading equities slide to multi year lows with some losses extending to 13 points and many shares off a few points as brokers report lagging quotes and mixed earnings signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Communications Company
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester Public Service
N. J
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Continental Can
Standard Oil
American Can
Zenith Radio
Detroit Edison
Eastman Kodak
Coca-Cola
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Johns-Manville
Amerada
Texas Corp
American Telephone
Loew's
Howe Sound
Deere
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
National Steel
Wheat prices plunge to season lows in Chicago market
Chicago on September 13 saw late price tumbles driving wheat to new season lows. Sharp selloff driven by New York stock backdrops and liquidity exits, with cash markets showing No 2 red around 1.09 and No 2 yellow corn near 1.02 to 1.05. Other grain notes include oats around 30 to 31, soybeans near 96 for October, and lard and bellies futures. Baltimore markets closed for holiday. Winchester reports wheat 96c and corn 1.10 per bushel.
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Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Winchester
Fowle Wins Byrd Trophy at Winchester Golf Club
Philip Fowle defeated Ed Stone six and five to claim the Byrd trophy after 36 holes at Winchester Golf Club. Both players started even with 13 handicap. Charles Elting won last year and faces Fowle this year in a rematch.
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Winchester Golf Club
Philip Fowle
Ed Stone
Charles Elting
Mr. Fowle
Helen Smith
Edward Barr
Arthur Field
Ater
Postal Employee Dies Suddenly
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Charles Town for D. C. Fulton senior clerk at the Charles Town post office who died suddenly at his home early Saturday morning after retiring the previous night. He was active in church and Masonic lodge affairs and noted as a popular citizen and singer.
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The
Star
Charles Town
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
D. C. Fulton
Fulton
Masonic Lodge
Miss Farrar Moves Ahead in County Extension Efforts
Frederick county home demonstration work has advanced with several clubs organized and functioning in communities. A proposed extension of Route 221 was adopted by the board, noting the O’Rear farm south of the current end of Route 221 lacks a road and should be connected to the residence gate. All board members attended. reports from several officials were approved.
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Frederick County
H. L. McCann
Nalley
Stine
Farrar
Mayoralty Fight Cited Over Senator Black and Klan Denial
A newspaper report quotes Walsh alleging Senator Black was in the Ku Klux Klan at the time of Supreme Court nomination and that confirmation may have occurred under false representation. The Justice Department issued a statement defending Black, saying his public record and Alabama Senate selections made his suitability beyond question.
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Senator Black
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Walsh
Senate
Washington
Justice Department
Department of Justice
Alabama
United States
Auditors Report on Jefferson County Case Developments
Auditors noted no further case developments. Russell remains held in Martinsburg West Virginia and will be brought to Charles Town for a Jefferson county grand jury appearance a week from tomorrow. He is to face a grand jury in Elkins on November 14. Settlement with depositors is expected to ease liquidity and restore normal business as frozen accounts thaw.
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Russell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Asa Grand Jury
Elkins
William Colbert Obituary Mentioned in Fervency Lodge Records
William Colbert is continued from wage one of Fervency Lodge No. 20 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Point of Rocks. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Clara McVicar daughter of the late Charles W McVicar of this city active with the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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No. 20
Point of Rocks
Colbert
Clara McVicar
Charles W McVicar
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Welcome to Handley High New members join the school
The article notes welcomes for seventh graders to Junior High and sophomores to Senior High at Handley High as new students arrive from Anna Burchell to Virginia Stokes and new faculty members Miss Larrick Miss Beckwith Miss Smith and Miss Kelley. An assembly noted some vacant seats marking the event.
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Red Cross
Browning
Quarles
G. O
Joyce
Solenberger
Handley High
Anna Burchell
Berryville
Frances Burchell
Frances Everhart
West Liberty High School
W. Va
Arvilla Kincley
Augusta Co
Vance Larkin
Solebury
New Hope
Charlotte Meade
Boyce
Dorothy Meade
Charles Parish
Gore
Richard Rhodes
Front Royal
Samuel Rhodes
Front Royal Va
Virginia Stokes
Martinsburg W. Va
Miss Larrick
Miss Beckwith
Fredericksburg
Miss Smith
Strasburg
Miss Kelley
Marksfield Pa
Funeral services for Mr Colbert held in Maryland home
Funeral services for Mr Colbert were held at the North Loudoun street home at 2 PM this afternoon. The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South conducted the service. The body then went to Point of Rocks for burial in the local cemetery.
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Maryland
Colbert
North Loudoun Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Point of Rocks
Heavy sewer project to cut 14 feet in Loudoun Cameron
Concrete sewer work in Loudoun and Cameron will reach a heavy phase with a 14 foot cut. Once completed, two troublesome surface drains at intersections can be eliminated, reducing driving hazards for travelers and the risk of being thrown against car tops by depressions.
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Loudoun
Cameron
Great Display Delights 250000 at Zeppelin Flyover
A massive display thrilled 250000 spectators as formations swept the zeppelin field amid anti aircraft salutes. Officials planned a repeat performance for another large crowd including Adolf Hitler. Military events filled the dawn hours and a late night tattoo followed Hitler's hotel. Hitler and Hess concluded a week of marching speeches and party business. Germany pitched its needs as peace and colonies.
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Page
Zeppelin Field
Nurnberg
Hitler
Rudolpf Hess
Germany
Bethlehem Steel plant strike ends in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on September 13 labor board matters surfaced as the Bethlehem Steel plant railroad strike concluded with no privacy as the mayor cast his vote at the next window and deposited a ballot in a little tin box.
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Labor Board
Earl K. Shawe
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
School notes recount summer events and senior returns
The article recalls summer happenings, new rules on attendance affecting the honor roll, and football practices. It lists the 1938 football squad and notes last year’s seniors returning for courses or college, with multiple students’ next destinations and a farewell wish of bonne chance.
Steel workers walkout ends as company agrees to rehiring
The walkout that began June 11 by members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen ends with the company agreeing to take back striking workers with full seniority and prevailing pay rates. No contract is signed. Unions claimed most of the 350 workers on the eight mile road were members. Railway Labor Board had certified them. No numbers were released on those who walked out or remained away.
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Mr. Browning
Quarles
Ochs
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
H. Nin Sant
Railway Labor Board
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Miss Quantz Dies with Large Family Ties
Funeral arrangements for Miss Quantz set for 2 pm tomorrow from her late home. The Rev C Worthington Lowe will conduct services with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named include William R Millers Oscar oH Lewis C C lough Robert S Bell Godfrey Miller and Alfred S Henkel.
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Harry
Louis Quantz
Miss Quantz
C. Worthington Lowe
Mount Hebron Cemetery
William R Millers
Oscar Oh
Chinese Shell Fire Near Cathay Hotel Sparks Heavy Battle
Anti aircraft shells exploded near the Cathay Hotel at Nanking and Szechuan Roads as Japanese reinforcements tried to turn a Chinese withdrawal into a rout. The Chinese held fast and fought a ferocious covering action to safeguard new positions. The fighting raged through Yanghang with many houses destroyed. Observers estimate the Shanghai battle has killed or wounded about 50,000 on both sides. The first group of American refugees left Shanghai aboard a U S warship.
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Cathay Hotel
Nanking
Szechuan
Cathay
Yangchang
Yanghang
Shanghai
United States
Americans Evacuated From Hongkong Amid Cholera Outbreak
A group of 23 including 18 indigents funded by a $500,000 Congressional relief program boarded the gunboat Sacramento for transfer to the President Coolidge today. Cholera prevents landing at Hongkong, and six Japanese planes conducted slow circling bombing near Pootung opposite Nan tao as they retreated.
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Hongkong
Sacramento
President Coolidge
United States
Pootung
Whangpoc
Nantao
League fears as tensions rise over Mediterranean crisis
In a tense league meeting amid global troubles, Switzerland fortified security with the largest police presence in league history. Rumors from Cartagena claim a pirate submarine crew may survive, while Spain and Moscow accuse Italian warships of attacking Mediterranean shipping, and Italy and Germany back the insurgent regime in Spain.
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Switzerland
Cartagena
Moscow
Italy
Valencia
Germany
Spain
Negrin Heads Global Session on Italian War Aggression
Custom placed Juan Negrin, wartime premier of Spain, sits in the president’s chair as nearly 50 nations gather to hear his keynote speech. He presents two indictments of war aggression against Italy, framing the charges for the delegates.
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Juan Negrin
Italy
Diplomatic Talks Stall Over Ambassador Refusal to Comment
An ambassador declined to discuss the situation regarding American and other foreign concerns, taking a calm but firm stance as negotiations continued. The scene suggests continued diplomatic tension and unresolved questions about external involvement.
Ambassador Kawagee Faces Turbulent China Crisis
The text notes Kawagee as a weak figure amid Japan's hold on Manchuria and northern China. Appointed ambassador to China in April 1936, his aim was to untangle Chinese and Japanese interests. With July 7 gunfire and August 13 Shanghai clashes, he awaits orders as events unfold.
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Manchuria
China
Kawagee
Shanghai
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Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
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Montgomery Ward
Week End Golf Club News
Miss Farrar
William Colbert
Junior Evening Star
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Bill Baker
Halford Baker
Dick Kern
Gene Dunn
Dick Rosenberger
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Bill Robinson
Tom Whitham
Robert Campbell
H Patton
Dickie Sutton
Wilfred Cather
Meredith Shumaker
B Waterman
Donald Stewart
Pete Himelright
Pete Edwards
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F. Taverner
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Frank Yeakle Jr
Bill Bennett
Ray Robinson Jr
Elmer Whitlock
Morris Perry
Jack Swanson
Frances Armel
Emilie Rosenberger
Elizabeth Campbell
George Hott
Joe Ritter
Jack Smith
Betty Starner
Orville Wine
Phil Meade
Ray Campbell
Quentin Flickinger
William and Mary
de Kath Russell
Billy Schenck
Edward Thomas
Gordon Thomas
University of Virginia
Thelma Courtney
Florida
Helen Avis Grimm
Westhampton College
Richmond
Fied
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchener
Philco
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Ana Winchester
Silco
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