Motors and Chain Stores Lead Industrial Stocks Rally
In New York trading, motors, chain stores, and select industrials led gains as the market recovered from a weekend pause. Utilities rallied, pipe and mining issues surged, and many names hit new highs including Auburn Auto and Marmon, with strong activity across the board and record broad market volume.
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Kew
York
Associated Press
Motors
Auburn Auto
Caterpiller Tractor
Bendix
Timken
Detroit Motor Bus
Pines
Marmon Boortway
Yellow Taxi
Sosrin
Pultts
Foreign Exchange Markets Mixed Quotation Report
Foreign exchange quotations show mixed demand and various bank rates from major currencies. Listings include France Germany Belgium Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Greece Poland Czecho slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Japan and other markets with varied bid and offer levels.
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MLW
York
Associated Press
Ferehr
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Puiteerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-blovakis
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Bazi
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Grain market moves as wheat gains on soft winter outlook
Chicago March 26. Wheat futures rise amid reports of large acreage abandonments in soft winter wheat regions and unfavorable weather. March 139 3-4 to 140, May 138 7-83 to 148 1/4, July 130 to 130 1/8, September 183 5/4. Corn closes strong up 7-8, oats little changed, provisions steady to up 7 cents.
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Chicago
Byssouteuw Press
Corabo
Tom
Te Uy Fk
Shipping Arrivals Across Ports and Dates
Shipping list records arrivals from March 22 to March 36 at multiple ports including New York Copenhagen and Plymouth. ships named include Tuscania Empress of France and Megantic with routes and dates, noting destinations such as New York Glasgow Durban and Halifax.
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Estonia
New York
Copenhagen
Tuscania
Plymouth
Lauren
Manuel Arms Cad
Polk
Penang
Empress of France
Rio Janeiro
Lituania
Danzig
Caledonia
Rangoon
Albanis
Liverpool
Montrose
Glasgow
Martu
St John
Montnai
St Jonon
Megantic
Southampton
Halifax
Metagema
St.down
van Buren Murneilles
Real estate transfers and deeds listed in local records
Warranty deeds show Ilda Reynolds transferring to Hannah Berehem on Qverland and Garden streets. Thomas H Clancy to John W Ginger et al on Alpine Avenue and East Main. Abraham Podoloff et al to Schnee Inc for East Avenue and West Low Street. Mortgage deeds record Aaron Farwirth to Del Vecchio et al on Wells Street at 1100 dollars. Other transfers include Emanuele Glummarr to Elbert Hull on Calhoun Avenue for 1000 and to City Savings Bank for 2500. William F Chatto and American Bank and Trust hold Bishop Avenue four deeds at 2500 each. Edward J Walsh to George E Britto on Stillman and Zelen streets for 1000. Schnee and Schnee to Podoloff & Sons Inc for East Avenue four deeds of 3000 and 3900 dollars. Matilda Fleischer to Marcus Hirach on Grove Street and Fairlfield Avenue for 2000. Quit Chin Deeds transfers Marcus Hirst to ME 1 Fleischer.
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Ilda Reynolds
Hannah Berehem
Aaron Farwirth
Joan EB del Vecchio
Et al Realty
Wells Street
Emanuele Glummarr
Elbert
Hull Realty
Calhoun Avenue
Emanuele Giummarr
The
City Savings Bank
William F Chatto
American Bank and Trust Company
Bishop Avenue
Edward J Walsh
George E Britto
Stillman
Zelen
Schnee and
Schnee
Podoloff & Sons Inc
East Avenue
Matilda Fleischer
Marcus Hirach
Wall Street News Notes
New York report shows Ticket Service expansion to Detroit now in 24 cities. Bethlehem Steel earnings projected 74 cents to $1.10 per common share for first four quarters. Missouri Kansas Texas surplus for February and first two months of year shown, with Seaboard All Line and Empire Life Insurance activity noted. Bloomingdale Brothers posts 794,650 profit for 1927, while North American and American Salamada discuss dividends and stock changes.
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Bethlehem Steel
Rel Quarto
Saerha
Electrc
Hajtien Corporation of America
Seaboard All Line Railway
Pere Marquette
Empire Fie Insurance Company
New York
Tis
American Salamandra Corporation
North Star Insurance Company
Bloomingdale Brothers
Samuel J
Tadey
Additional Arrest in Union and Stratford Fight
Another arrest followed the Saturday night clash at Union and Stratford avenues. Four men from 20 Columbus place were bound over to the Superior court after pleading guilty to aggravated assault. they later said they did not know what they pled guilty to and claimed James Hurley of 352 Carroll avenue had provoked the fight, Hurley was knocked through a window with facial injuries. James Finn, 23, of 29 Columbus place, was held on breach of the peace with a 6500 bond after guards from the Second precinct placed him in custody during the investigation.
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Union
Stratford Avenues
Willam J Buckley
James Finn
Columbus Place
Pacrolman Creelan
Second Precinct
High Court
James Hurley
Carroll Avenue
Hurley
Stratford Boy Is Made Eagle Scout At Court Of Honor
Russell Turner son of Cai Turner Scoutmaster of Troop 2 Stratford was made an Eagle Scout at the Boy Scout Court of Honor held last night in the library. More than 200 attended and 175 scouts received merit badges nine earned the elder rating and six became life scouts. Turner will join Camp Pompey staff as a scoutmaster next summer. Other star scouts named include Webb Chollar Zoln Costello and Gilden among Stratford troops.
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Russell Cuner
Trcop
Stratford
Eale
Cai Turner
Suatland
Russell Turner
Pompey
Star Scouts
Webb Chollar
Zoln
Stratford Bingham
Stratford Costello
Gilden
French
Turnes
Wheeler to Address Bible Class Tonight
Charles A Wheeler will be the chief speaker at the All Comers Bible class second annual smoker and entertainment in the Twelfth District Republican rooms. Town Clerk John Y Caldwell will preside. police officers will sing. William Toome, tenor, will sing. A burlesque of the Dempsey Tunney fight by Cyclone Frank and Issy Ivanhoe GC may be featured. Whittiercock to be announced and referee.
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Ani
Charles
A Wheeler
John Y Caldwell
William Toome
Cyclone Frank
Issy Ivanhoe
Whittercock
Middle St Merchant Cleared by Lavery
United States Commissioner Hugh J Lavery dismissed charges of liquor law violations against Gregory L Dunn of 102 Middle Street. He ruled insufficient evidence after federal agents raided an alleged speakeasy at 192 Middle Street and found only a small quantity of liquor.
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United States
Hugh J Lavery
Gregory L Dunn
Middle Street
Dunn
Lavery
Meriden Priest Seeks Permission to Preach
Rev Stephen I Burdikof pastor of the Russian Orthocos Greek Catholic church of Sts Peter and Paul in Meriden will ask Judge Booth in Suj ror court to conserve a temporary injunction restraining him from acting as priest. The injunction was obtained March 1 by Archbishop Kedrovaky of New York. Burdikof and his followers recognize Metropolitan Platon head of the church in North America, not Kedhovsky, as their superior.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Tor
Stephen I Burdiko
Orthocos
Sts Peter and Paul
Meriden
John Richards Booth
Burdikof
John Kedrovaky
New York
Burdikoff
Platon
North America
Kedhovsky
Moscow
America
Money Conditions Hold Despite Higher Interest Rates
The article explains two key money market indicators from Federal Reserve banks: government security holdings and rediscount bill flows. It notes that rising holdings inject money to boost general credit, while declines absorb money. Despite higher rediscount rates, money conditions remain favorable for business expansion.
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Aeport
Mitties
Uhiouga
Federal Reserve
Reserve Banks
United States
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Genewal
Durlay
Can't Call on Empty Seats Blaine Says in Fi
Senator Blaine of Wisconsin filibustered against the Norbeck migratory bird refuge bill noting empty seats in the Senate chamber. Norbeck, the South Dakota Republican author, objected to Blaine’s interruptions as he pressed for attention to his points. Senate attendance appeared sparse with only a handful of senators present and Senator Sheppard presiding in Dawes' absence.
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Blaine
Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Wisconsin
Norbeck Migratory Bird Refuge
Bil Norbeck
South Dakota
Wisconsin Haa
Bienne
Acros
Sheppard
Dawes
Spiritual Inventory Good Friday Urged in Proclamation
Hartford March 16 The governor issues a Good Friday proclamation urging fasting and prayer on April sixth. He invites women and children to worship at local churches for spiritual refreshment and moral growth, noting the day commemorates sacrifice and unselfish service.
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Hartford
Associated Presa
Trumbull
United States
Hia Excellencys
Francia
Pastotti
Codfish Beans and Shoes Urged as Emblem on Bay State Plate
A Massachusetts hearing weighs codfish, beans and shoes as possible emblems for auto plates. Debates cite 1784 wall cod, 1643 bean history, and a 1932 plan to keep or drop designs. Proposals include bean pot and boot imagery, with figures like Registrar Parker and Representative Brooks backing varied options.
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Bay State
Boston
Committee On Rules
State House of Representatives
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank A Goodwin
Sears
Hix
George A Parker
Martha N Brooks
Gloucester
Nicholeon
Wareham
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
Massachusetts
Frank W .Gathorne
Lynn
Legion Show Of Mover At Central High School
Under the auspices of Congdon Post of the American Legion a moving picture, The Taming of the Eagle, will be shown at Central High School tomorrow. Captain Knight of London will introduce the film and explain its purpose. Two matinee showings are planned for students and a later performance for the Legion welfare fund.
Two Dartmouth Eds Resign Over Immoral Literature
Hanover N H March 36 By solated Press Two editors of Tower a bi monthly literary of Dartmouth college resigned today after an unsuccessful effort to convince state officials that three articles in the publication did not conflict with New Hampshire law on Immoral literature. Editors are William A Hunt of Hartford Conn and Paul McLe Belens Montana.
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