Stock Market Goes Forward Rally by Railroads Lifts Market
New York The stock market advanced slowly with a late rally led by railroads. Early losses gave way to gains as rails surged, while aircrafts and some metals rose or held, and motors largely declined. The day closed mixed with utilities higher and a broad market volume of about 1.41 million shares.
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New York
Yost
Hogs At Chicago Market Fall In Prices Amid Steady Trade
Live hog prices moved downward again Thursday though trading was moderately active. Hogs were down 35 to 10 cents per hundred pounds. sows declined 7 to 15 cents, with some light sows at 21.25 to 21.50. Prime steers scarce and steady to 25 cents higher. cows weak. bulls and vealers weak. A related report notes five more envoys sought refuge over a political crisis in Guatemala.
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Gondveer
International
Mortench
Hydebater
Werlington
Guatemala
Jacoboarbebs Gurmvan
Sateen Am
Valuaia
Isrees
Guatemala Critics Flee To Safety
A chaotic report blends political flight, UNESCO aid, and a market summary. It notes critics fleeing to safety amid upheaval, mentions Rodolfo Rehnel and the Daughters of Penelope, and touches on livestock prices and salable receipts. The piece also references international aid and the founding of the Red Cross in 1864, with various disconnected fragments.
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Rodolfo Rehnel
Indiana
Penelope Re Passy
Badenal Unesco
Tenior
Augustt
Charnaud Dent
Andina
MacDonald
Mary Prokos
di Ree Ak Hal
Adderos
Piog
Anderson
Yannitsa
Greece
International Red Cross
Sta
Geneva
Switzerland
Hoosier hogs show steady to strong prices in mixed market
Indiana market notes hog prices were uneven but mostly steady to strong. Choice light and mediumweights held gains from the prior close, with heavy weights varying. sows, cows, bulls and calves mostly weaker or steady, while spring lambs and yearlings sold around firm to higher levels.
Textile Market Continues Quiet in New York Trade
The cotton textile market stayed quick though quiet with the 80 square print cloth selling at 19 1/2 cents a yard, similar to the day before. Brondcloth and sheclings moved lightly. no mill raised prices. Wool goods orders were slow, acetate taffetas and crepes showed some interest while prices remained about unchanged.
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New York
Live Stock Market Quotes From Muncie Auction
Hogs bring 75 cents under earlier quotes with varied weights and grades. Prices for cattle include choice to prime steers up to 23.00 and cows around 13.00 to 15.00, with calves down about 2 dollars. Sheep and yearlings show steady markets with slaughter sheep about 5.00 down and yearlings 12.00 down.
Try and Stop Me in a Hardware Store Encounter
A loudmouthed shopper harasses a hardware store clerk over a broom and prices while the clerk counsels restraint. The scene includes a joking remark about a flying on Robert Q and a quip about a recovering actress. Copyright 19H Bennet Cert distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Robert Q
Lawin
Bob Ryan
Marina Corps
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King Features Syndicate
Named to bench in Indianapolis Lybrook named judge for Johnson County
Stobert B. Lybrook of Franklin was named judge of the Johnson Brown County Circuit Court to fill the unexpired term of Judge Oral Barnett who died in May. Lybrook, a former joint county prosecutor and current Johnson County attorney, will sit on the bench until December 1954.
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Indianapolis
Stobert B. Lybrook
Ranklin
Johnson-Brown County
Oral
Barnett
Tiybrook
Johnson County
Machinists Close Tool Die Shops in South Bend
A four hundred forty eight APL machinists walkout closed eight tool and die shops in South Bend Ind after a union charge that the firms used unethical layoff practices. James F Thornburg lawyer for the eight companies said 165 workers were laid off due to expiration of a wage contract clause May 1, hindering work on orders.
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South Bend
Ind
APL
James F. Thornburg
Chicago Grains Rally on Stronger Futures and Demand
Chicago grain markets advanced as wheat led gains with 13 percent highs and corn also rising amid firmer futures in Minneapolis. Oats and soybeans gained while rye held steady. traders noted large winter wheat arrivals at Enid and ongoing government placement of new crop under price support. Cash corn demand remained strong, with light receipts in Chicago. A stray note mentions a newborn Indian elephant at about three feet.
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Board ‘of ‘Trade
Minneapolis
Enid
Okla
Formosa
U. S
Indianapolis
Total Mills
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