Stock market climbs as traders shift to buys on gains
New York stock traders showed eagerness to buy shares, lifting a broad market after a rough session. Advances led by United Aircraft and Allied Chemical, with strong gains in Tobacco and Steel issues, while American Telephone rose above the 14 level as Tulane and other names posted sizable points.
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Aetoaps
Shorta
Auburn Auto
Allied Chemical
American 688
Atecieon
Union Pacific
Bryan Speaks At Convocation
Bryan argues that flexible, forward looking education should prepare students to think clearly about a changing world. He stresses studying past discoveries to foster broad knowledge, love of thinking, and skills in organizing people for happiness and usefulness.
Local Fans Await Today's Lineup and Classified Opportunities
Baseball fans scan the day's lineup while thrifty readers focus on the classified section for opportunities and bargains. The note hints at a combined page where sports and ads share prominence.
Dempsey predicts Schmeling to defeat Walker in one round
Jack Dempsey says Max Schmeling will beat Mickey Walker in a one round bout on Monday night. He believes Schmeling cannot lose and warns a loss would drop him from the heavyweight picture, calling Schmeling a strong but undersized challenger.
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New York
U.R
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Schmeling
Manassa Mauiler
Dempsey
Rumson
Big Five Shine as Sluggers Rally
United Press summary lists Jimmy Foxx hitting his 14th homer and 2 RBIs in four at bats. Babe Ruth adds an RBI via a single in four appearances, Lou Gehrig doubles once, Al Simmons homers and singles in four at bats, and Bill Terry belts a homer a double and a single in five at bats.
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United Prease
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Bill Terry
Rabbit Metcalfe Rejects Nicknames For Speed
Ralph Metcalfe, a star Marquette University sprinter who placed second in the 100 and third in the 200 at the Olympic Games, resents sports writers labels like Flying Ebony and Midnight Express and prefers the nickname Rabbit instead.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Husky
Marquette University
Youngest Olympic Track Champions Named in 1952 Los Angeles
Juan Carlos Zabala the marathoner and Duncan McNaughton the Canadian high jumper earned recognition as the youngest Olympic champions in Los Angeles. The baby champions, aged 20, were celebrated for their record-setting performances at the games.
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Juan Carlos Zabala
Duncan McNaughton
Los Angeles
Bach
Stanford Spring Practice Signals Formation Change
Stanford's spring football practice suggests Pop Warner will abandon the C formation and the double fullback and will make the quarterback a more versatile player.
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Stanford
Pop Warner
Pur due Coach Noble Kizer Tours Europe After Big Ten Title
Noble Kizer head coach of Purdue University football spent a month this summer visiting European sites after his team shared the Big Ten championship in 1931.
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Noble Kizer
Purdue University
Europe
Georgia Governor Russell Wins Senate Nomination In Primary
Richard B. Russell Jr. of Georgia, 35, secures the Democratic Senate nomination with a 2-1 victory over Charlies KR Crisp. He is shown with his mother in Atlanta after the win.
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Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Senate
Charlies KR. Crisp
Atlanta
Sarazen notes shared skill between golf and billiards
Gene Sarazen, American and British Open champion, says golf and billiards share precision and concentration. He favors billiards as a diversion and highlights grip and follow through as essential to both games.
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Gene Sarazen
New Mode Embraces Curly Hair at Beauty Exposition
Miss Marian Cheney models a fertility of feminine dress at the American Beauty Styles Exposition in New York. The featured coiffure reveals the ears and clusters curls at the nape, signaling a shift toward complete femininity in fashion.
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Marian Cheney
New York
Baltimore Produce Ads on Bees and Poultry Prices
A historical snippet lists produce pricing and items: bees nearby fresh at 31 cents, Ruties-Creamery items at 69, DIO B'4c and packing figures around 90 at 20631e. Live poultry includes chickens and leghorn roosters with various weights and ages noted in the fragment.
Butter Packing Stock Details At Issued Rates
The note lists butterpacking stock numbers 9 and 8 with prices around 12 cents and references butterfat content. It mentions grading terms and yields per box or case and includes coded measurements and abbreviations implying stock grading or quality checks.
Regi Market report on receipts and price notes
Regi Market shows receipts at 3 688 oan es with D1 2e rate and first 12090 percent, current receipt 15 0e and dirtes 11 164e. Hutter Market indicates steady prices with 815 tubs of freesipta and extras at 19 percent, extra Nrate 1 percent. Fiesta JT and eegonda 164160 standards mentioned but unclear.
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Regi
Hutter
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Page Summary
Market steady across departments with minor shifts in poultry and produce. Poultry offerings include colored fowls, leghorn fowls and broilers with several price points. ducks and geese listed. Potatoes and onions show limited movement with mixed bag prices and graded cobbler offerings. Old cocks and young geese priced, oats and oats-related items noted in regional markets.
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Clevaland
Ohio
New York
Local Poultry and Dairy Market Receipts Report
The notice lists current receipts for Butter Nearby tubs and fresh dairy items, with 17 isc firste and 20910 for fresh extra firsts. It records poultry prices for leghorn and wghorn varieties, colored springers and old flock items, along with ducks and geese prices and fresh killed items from the Southern Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky region.
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Kgae
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ile
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock quotes show feeders and hogs mixed to higher with uneven steady to higher trends. Cattle and vealers range from low to mid quality with best prices around 6 to 7 for yearlings and 4 to 6 for vealers. Sheep and lambs total 1900 head with light supply and steady to higher prices, fat ewes and older stock lower.
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Cincinwate
Feirly Setiva
Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Tones Across Cattle
Hog and cattle receipts show market steadiness with slight upticks in hogs. Cattle receipts total about 100 with grass steers near 607 and cows ranging 2.56 to 3.60. Veal and lamb sections list values from 5.50 to 7.60 for select lambs and 1.50 to 2.00 for ewes.
Lancaster Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Lancaster, Sept 20. Total 480 head of cattle and hogs sold. Receipts include hogs at 119 to 220 pounds, 68.00 per hundred for 320 to 280 pound hogs, sows and boars sold up to 12 dollars per head, cattle receipts with steers at about 50 to 70 dollars, heifers around 4.66 to 5.50, baby beef to 5.50, fat cows 3.25, veal calves tops 6.40, lambs tops 6.40, stock ewes and bucks reported, Baby Beef sale for Logan Elm preservation fund.
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Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Logan Elm Preservation Fund
Government Bonds Prices and Yields Listing
A compact ledger lists various Liberty and Treasury bonds with current prices and yields including Lib. 34a 7 101.14 and Treas. 4Me 38 at 108.33, Treas. 3% 47 at 100.20, and related notes such as 2% a 40 at 98.10 and 3% 43 at 100.26 with March and June maturities. The compilation presents market readings for participants in fixed income trading.
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Treas
Toledo Grain Prices and Seed Close Sets
Grain prices listed include wheat No 1 red at 49 to 50 cents, No 2 yellow corn 28 to 30, No 2 oats 16 to 18, and No 2 barley at 34. Seed prices show clover cash at 5465A and alsike cash around 5.50 to 5.75 per unit.
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Toledo
Rail Time Card Listings for Athens and Athena
The notice lists various rail departures and arrivals for Athens and Athena including Chesapeake and Ohio schedules with northbound No 3T leaving Athena at 8 30 p m daily except Sunday and southbound No 30 arriving Athens 11 08 p m daily except Sunday. It also references Baltimore and Ohio Westbound schedules with No 3 and No 1 limited service and other numbers with unclear details.
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N.o
Athens
Athena
Chesapeake and Ohio
Becking Valley
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Board of County Commissioners
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