Market Wrap Shows Mixed Advances and Lifts in Key Issues
Stock action was irregular with many issues down amid light trading and profit taking. Rail, utility and motor stocks edged higher while Radio, Keith, Orpheum and Union Carbide advanced. American Locomotive led gains and Atlantic Refining held steady. United States Steel eased, Radio Corp slipped further, and Trico Products rose in quiet action.
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Py Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Harrow
Vances
Ike Radio
Keith
Orpheum
Union Carbide
American Locomotive
Schubert
Chicago Radio and Television stock slips at market opening
United States Radio and Television stock resumed its plunge at the Chicago stock exchange. After a 25 point decline yesterday the stock opened lower today with a first sale at 35, dropping to 26 before rebounding to 34 as trading began.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Stock Exchange
Ticker Talks shows mixed New York session with rails strong
Satur n's short session on the New York market was mostly bearish with few gainers including New Haven Railroad reaching a multi year high. Atlantic Refining led its group. American Power and Light hit a yearly high. utilities held a strong tone while industrials like General Motors and General Electric fell several dollars per share on light volume.
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Otis & Co
New York
Saturn
Atlantic Refining
Public Utilities
New Haven Railroad
American Power & Light
General Motors
American Can
General Electric
Westinghouse
Radio
Cleveland Produce Market Report June 8
Market notes show butter prices around 32 cents for extras firsts and 2% loaf eggs. Egg receipts reach 33,693 across firsts and seconds with firsts around 39 to 29 cents, standards steady. Poultry items include live hens at 34 cents, roosters 45 cents, and various other fowl prices. geese listed at 15 cents and ducks near 30 cents.
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Sica
Ees Rgm
Roosters
Treasury Balance Washington June 6 Net Balance and Receipts
Treasury net balance on June 6 was 120 million 628 thousand 347 dollars and 48 cents. Custom receipts for the month to that date totaled 10 million 315 thousand 844 dollars and 52 cents.
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Treasury
Washington
Moody youth Linn dies in dormitory mystery at Haverford
Haverford College student Bramwel Linn was found shot in Lloyd's Dormitory in a case coroner Frankenfield calls possible suicide. A note given to a classmate, his farewell supper remark and references to Schopenhauer complicate motives. Inquest set for Monday.
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United Perce
Haverford
Jme
Bramwel Linn
Haverford College
William J. MacCarter
Moody
MacCarter
Linn
Superior Court
William Lynn
George ‘Frankfield
Lynn
Frankenfield
Schopenhauer
Robert M. Doughty
Lloyd's Dormitory
Doughty
Wendell Blaneye Wayne
Jack Hartmann
York
Ralph Atkinsongstein
Ecg
Livestock Market Reports From Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago
Livestock receipts and prices are listed for Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago markets. Cattle calves and sheep rates vary with weights, with steady to lower trends noted. buyers eye market capacity and demand across regions.
Bank Clearings in New York Report Large Figures
Bank clearings in New York rise to over 1.3 million with a reported clearing house balance around 10,000,000 and reserve figures noted amid financial activity. The report compactly lists monetary totals and related reserve data for the period.
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New York
Une
Mance Oon
Teders’ Reserve
Lance
Cotton Futures Open Higher on New York Market
Cotton prices opened higher in New York with gains across a range of contracts led by July and October positions. The market showed modest uplifts for December and March futures as investors reacted to early trading signals.
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Coottos
New York
New York Business Briefs Highlights Stock Issues and Industry Moves
United Press reports expect an early next week offering of 35 000 shares by International Neon Company formed to take over International Neon Corporation makers of neon sign lighting. Commonwealth Power Southeastern Power and Light and Penn Ohio Edison private stock offers withdrawn for New Commonwealth and Southern Corporation. U.S. sugar refiners total 2 121 000 long tons in January to June up from 1 840 000 tons last year. Studebaker unveils a new low priced 6 cylinder car $1 185 to $1 435. Baltimore and Ohio seeks IC approval to acquire 80 percent of Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh stock. U S Radio and Television cuts prices $10 to $30 to 39.95 to 119.50. Business failures last week 423 versus 488 prior year. Bradstreet notes steady activity with spotty distributive trade, and strong first half factory output.
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United Press
New York
International Neon Company Capital Stock
International Neon Corporation
Commonwealth Power Corporation
Southeastern Power and Light Company
Penn- Ohio Edison Company
New Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
United States
Grain markets inch up on weather in corn belt
Chicago cash houses report rising corn offers as farm relief talks in Washington support values. Bad weather keeps demand firm. eastern buyers sell July and take September while cash houses reverse. Oats crop reports favorable and wheat quotes ease in Buenos Aires as oats and flax stay firm. Toledo cash grain closes with prices for Wheat No 2 at 1.23 to 1.24, Corn No 3 at 96 to 97, Rye No 2 at 1.07, and Oats No 2 at 50 cents, with hay and feed prices listed.
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Buenos Ayres
Toledo
Housewife Retail Meat and Dairy Prices Listing
A corrected price list from multiple market sections shows meat and dairy items with per pound and per unit pricing. Includes beef cuts like porterhouse and prime rib, pork products, lamb, and various sausages. plus dairy items such as Butter and Cheeses, alongside wholesale poultry prices and assorted produce.
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Harry H. Dean
Court
Smokedham
D. Csesereeree
Federal action targets misleading magazine ads
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission has formed a three lawyer panel to hear 300 cases against advertisers of false cures and fat reducers. The agency moves at about two cases per day and expects to cleanse ad columns across magazines with publisher cooperation praised by commissioner W. E. Humphrey.
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Washington
W. E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Humphreys
Humphrey
Haraphtrey
Wreck Home Brew Supply Raid in Massillon
Police raided Mrs. Agnes Snyder at 227 2dst SW last night finding seven men drinking home brew. The basement held 470 pint bottles and 30 gallons of mash. all liquor was destroyed. Mrs. Snyder pleaded not guilty with bond set at 1200 for Wednesday hearing.
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Massillon
June
Agnes Snyder
Mantsch
Krier
Jack Burwell
Snyder Place
Clarence W. Portmann
Snyder
Local residents facing fines and grand jury actions
Rudolph Milnac was fined 15 dollars for reckless driving. Russell Misch and Ralph Shannon were bound over to the grand jury on nonsupport warrants. Sam White and Christina Pete were fined for Crabbe Act violations. Paul Hillman bound over for assault with intent to kill. Willie Yancey fined for permitting gambling and was found with others shooting dice. Bill Gary charged with intoxication and suspicion.
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13Th St
Russell Misch
Harrison
Ralph Shannon
High
Grand Jury
Sam White
Broxham Et SE
Crabbe
Christina Pete
9Th St NE
Paul Hillman
Sherrick Rd SE
Willie Yancey
Cherry Av SE
Lineman Killed Near Marion Ohio
Roland F. Bischel 26 a lineman for Suburban Light and Power Co died after touching a high tension wire at Waldo 14 miles southeast of Marion Survivors include his father Jacob and two sisters Helen Graham and Ruth Raber Funeral Monday at 2 30 p m at his father W Beech ed residence in Alliance with Rev Ewald Sommerlatte officiating Burial in Alliance Cemetery
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Suburban Light & Power Co
Marion
Bischel
Waldo
Jacob Bischel
Helen Graham
Texas
Ruth Raber
W. Beeched
Lindbergh Trophy Collection Draws Big Crowd in St Louis
Thousands visit the Lindbergh trophy display at Jefferson Memorial as Col Charles A Lindbergh’s marriage and fame keep attracting women and girls in St Louis. Mrs Nettie Beauregarde, in charge of the collection, notes daily crowds remain large after the wedding.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Nettie Beauregarde
Lindbergh
Jefferson Memorial
Pens and ink spark long handwriting era
Last year the United States spent $1,445,573 for steel pens, $25,035,321 for fountain pens, and $6,094,315 for writing ink. J E Bowman of Canton Actual Business College notes handwriting endures. Public Utilities Commission moves bus hearing date from June 10 to June 25 due to Stark Electric Railway protest.
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J. E. Bowman
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
W. A. Oyster
Sebring
Alliance
Stark Electric Railway Co
Gloucester Police Chief Van Meter Ends His Life
Chief of Police Charles J. van Meter, 60, of Gloucester New Jersey, died by suicide around 10 a.m. He was under pressure from a grand jury probe into alleged vice conditions in the city, according to Mayor David Anderson who called the death a murder by public persecution.
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N. J
Charles J. van Meter
David Anderson
van Meter
Wool Market Advances in Boston and Western Wools
Western grown 64s and finer wools are sold in moderate quantities in Boston. Utah wools of this quality fetch 98 cents to $1, scoured, French combing wools around 95 cents, scoured. Northern California wools 90 cents or above. Texas 12 months wools slower with some sales at 95-98 cents, scoured, and 8-10 months wools at 93-95 cents.
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United Press
Boston
Utah
California
Texas
Textiles Market Report Steady Prices For Mixed Yarns
The coarse yarn cloth market remains quiet with prices steady. In prints, 64x60s move moderately at 7.5 cents, 60x48s trade around 6.5 cents, 80 squares for June deliver at 10 cents, and 72x76s quoted near 9.5 cents.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Closes Steady in New York
In New York on June 7 the foreign exchange market closed steady with little movement across major currencies. Traders cited stable rates and balanced demand as both buyers and sellers waited for clearer signals from upcoming economic data.
Prices to Farmers By Chie Butchers Milling Wheat
Prices to farmers reported by a butcher and milling firm include wheat at $1.10 per bushel and wheat No 3 at $1.09. Quotations for hay Timothy No 2 baled are listed with a price of 0.28 per unit. Poultry market items mention hens heavy and springers though text is garbled.
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Chie Butchers & Milling
Giscours
Timothy
Best Apartments for Rent in Town Classifieds
Classified item lists T4 apartments for rent in town with brief descriptions and rent ranges. The notice emphasizes available units and location highlights for prospective tenants.
Scouts Parade Before Judges in Canton Massillon Event
The Canton Massillon Boy Scouts will parade Saturday afternoon as the opening event on the review program ending at Lehman High School. Twelve judges will inspect the events with seven Canton judges and five from Massillon. Twenty six troops form at 1:30 at the city auditorium then march to Lehman High for pup tent pitching semaphore signaling water boiling and first aid contests plus chariot races.
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Canton
Herve W. Miner
Canton Daily News
George Schmacher
James G. Graham
William Ty
Stutzman
H. W. Benedict
Thur
Foreign exchange opens steady in New York
June 8 in New York the market shows steady demand with sterling at 4.84, francs 0.03903, lira 9,523, Belgas 138,845, marks 0.2383 percent, with little change across major currencies.
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New York
Lira
Belgas
Helen Wills to wear stockings at Wimbledon
In London June 8, American champion Helen Wills confirmed to the Evening News from Berlin that she will wear stockings at the Wimbledon championships. She said Wimbledon authorities might object to bare legs, and she has made a definite decision not to alter.
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Ondon
Wimbledon
Helen Wills
London Evening News
Berlin
Miss Wills
Europe
Firpo Denies He Plans Comeback
Louis Angel Firpo, once a top contender for the heavyweight title, denies plans for a comeback under Charley Rose. He says no negotiations occurred and he will not return to the United States before next December. Firpo weighs 225 pounds.
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AENOS
Hungary Defeats Holland in Davis Cup Quarterfinals
In Budapest Hungary led 2 0 over Holland after both nations played the first singles matches. Emerich Takats beat Henk Timmer 3 6 7 5 6 8 6 1 6 4 while Bela Von Kehrling defeated Artur Diemer Kool 6 2 6 1 6 2 in yesterday's action capping the opening singles.
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Hungary
Holland
Emerich Takats
Henk Timmer
Bela von Kehrling
Artur Diemer-Kool
English Team Wins in Bournemouth Quarterfinal Implication
England sealed a victory as J. G. Gregory and I. G. Collins defeated Louis Raymond and N. G. Farquharson of South Africa 2 6 6 3 6 2 6 1 for England's third win. Two Davis Cup matches scheduled between Great Britain and England today have no bearing on the quarter-final outcome.
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Eng
Great Britain
England
I. G. Collins
Louis Raymond
N. G. Farquharson
South Africa
Griscom Cup Intercity Women’s Golf Match Leads Philadelphia
Players from New York and Philadelphia meet at Aronomink today for the Griscom cup intercity women’s golf championship. Philadelphia defeated Boston 10 to 5 yesterday and New York beat Boston 11 to 4 on Thursday.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Carey Watches Uzcudun at Hoosick Falls Training Camp
Willam F. Carey president of Madison Square Garden observed the training camp of Paulino Uzcudun the Spanish heavyweight in Hoosick Falls New York. Carey and a party of 30 arrived the night before as Uz cudun prepares for a June 27 bout with Max Schmeling in New York.
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N. Y
Willam F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Paulino Uzcudun
Max Schmeling
New York
Carey
Denmark Czechoslovakia Resume Davis Cup Play in Copenhagen
Denmark and Czecho Slovakia resumed quarter final action in the European Zone Davis Cup in Copenhagen on June 8 after rain postponed yesterday’s matches.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
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