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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1932

Page

10

Wets Stocks Fall After Repeal Vote

The Associated Press reports a weak early rally fading as markets weighed repeal prospects. Industrials fell with Texolution and Gage dropping, while Crown Cork eased. Coca Cola rose briefly. Railroads slipped. Union Pacific, New York Central, Southern Pacific closed flat. American Tobacco and other majors aided averages with small gains, while several preferred issues lost ground.

York Dee Coca Cola Raila Senta Me Union Pacific New York Sea Southern’ Pacific Dupriah Erica Parc America Chamla Tiport Consolidated Cna Forth American National Hiscuit American Tobacco

City Livestock Sale Report From Pleasant Market

Livestock sale results list cattle and sheep receipts and prices at Pleasant Market. Cattle and dairy items show varied declines and gains with heifers, cows, steers and calves trading in narrow bands. Sheep and lamb figures include receipts and price ranges, with sellers noting a total value around several hundred dollars.

Pleasant Market PY Pleasant, Gee fin-Salea Pleasant Livestock Saley Higua—enseipta Cittle Melfors Fologna and Canmer Hull Vaal Medhe Cully Pat Wethers Lambs Pays

Road Thus Walked Showcases Earthquake Wonder Tale

Ripley explains yesterday's cartoon noting 1924 Kanu quake killed 100000+, a landslide term absence, a road lifted by loess, trees and crow nests carried intact, and a French writing stallion named Germinal able to write with a bridle in its mouth, spelling 12 known words on demand.

Kanu China Read Peor Rowhet France Ala Macter

Local Theaters Showcase A Range Of New Films

At The Gapital a drama False Faces stars Xher mati Peggy Shannon Lila Vee Bere ten Churchill and David Lonfan. Newsreel, M G M commodities. At The Virginian Washington Merry Go Round a young congressman in Washington with Lee Tracy Constantin Cummings Alan Dinehart Walter Connptly. At Tie Kears Caller Savage dramatic tale of Claca Bow returning as a young wife supported by AMem fee Owsley Gilbert Rowland and Thet son Todd. Also at St John comedy and hewseeel. At The Rialto The Crash and Afraid to Talk with Bark Chatterton George Brent Romana Eric Linden Sidney Fox. The Greenbrier The Taiktenth Guest romantic minsters picture Ginger Hagera.

Gapital Prafiie Sifpcon Howe Xhermati Peggy Shannon Lila Vee Bereten Churchill David Lonfan Virginian Washington Columbia Ginger Hagera

Trading Light As Curb Prices Decline In Late Session

New York trading showed light activity as curb prices fell in the final hour. The Associated Press reports declines were modest across the board with gains offset by losses. Electricity stocks supported the market, led by American Electric, Commonwealth Edison, and Consolidated Gas with mixed results for other utilities.

Associated Press New York Stock Exchange Marke Ainy Elentely Bonda& Share American Superpower The NW York Rees Shove Om Sredit Pacific Coast Wesern

Pittsburgh Foreign Exchange and Produce Prices Report

Pittsburgh December 5. Produce demand moderate. Apples Aprims and onions steady. Varieties from New York large Wenbles and Northern beans priced. Hubbard and Rome varieties steady. Butter eggs and poultry to market steady with various regional price points.

Pittsburgh Persa PADA New York Fatatous Nteady Ancke Molton Green Mountaing Michigan Riliter Ull Dvenard Turkage Ory Colton Sterling Exchange Rayon

Interest Lacking In Bond Market Deals

New York reports thin trading with little interest in bonds. Prices eased moderately as several issues showed minor declines. Domestic corporate bonds traded weakly with several notable moves. Baltimore & Ohio and Southern bonds fell, while Mobile & Ohio General rose on light turnover. Treasury securities posted marginal moves amid a quiet session.

Associated Press New York Mee Uie Mort Railway Tena Althguen Baltimore & Ohio Southern New Orleans Mobile & Obie General

Bright Spots and Company Reports From November Sales

United Pressey Duns Review cites November sales totaling 712080 for M Plaimon Co and 208059 for another firm, with a 1% decline from last year. Houdake Mursney Corp reports half November sales up 40 percent over prior period, while Department of Commerce notes production and ship totals. Dome Mines reports 321080 outturn against 881085 last year. Earth Steamshin Lines properties and related figures appear in line with year-ago values.

United Pressey Tarrespording Plaimon Co Agaicok Houdake-Mursney Corp Owlover Department of Common

Blair Wins Suit In Federal Court

In a federal court verdict William W Blair won against the United States in a case over a 10000 veterans insurance payment. Testimony was heard with Boone Tompkins Ratliff as administrator of James L Ratliff estate Fayette County. The suit also involved a 950000 policy and other claims against contractors and insurers. The circuit court reversed some district court rulings but affirmed others in cases involving veterans insurance and materials for Marmet dam.

William W. Blair United Senser Boone Tompkins Ratliff James L. Ratliff Fayette County United States West Virginia Sand and Gravel Company Pratt and Smith Builders Supply Company General Contracting Corporation Seaboard Surety Company Gollrt Marmet Dam David Ashworth United States Circuit Court Richmond Hoa Federal District Court Hobart G. Cline Cline District Court Russell R. Dish Drcuit Albert G. Gregory

Trade Trends Harshness Eases As Steel and Wool Data Shift

Trade circles report steel sentiment improving as inventories tighten and public construction orders near fruition. Wool receipts at Turin climb to about 4.14 million pounds for the week, while New York wool reports show total sense to date around 279.29 million pounds versus last year’s 250.50 million.

Associated Press Turin Wool Associates New York

Wall Street Briefs from New York Market and Prices

New York stock market activity shows banks and traders planning a Saturday holiday while Santa Fe rail traffic and McClellan ore shipments report mixed November results. Poultry, grain, and coffee quotations shift with harvest and export expectations amid cautious trading and weekly dividend changes.

Associated Press New York Board of Governors Santa Fe Entea McClellan Standard Statistics Co

Crowded Stores Echo Early Christmas Shopping

Charleston bustled with an old time holiday atmosphere as crowds filled streets and shops. Merchants highlighted best fronts and hired extra clerks while toy and luxury prices ran one third to one half cheaper than last year. New items included a detachable skirt for a robe turning it into a smoking jacket and a treasure chest clock with hidden dialless time display. Pewter and silver services showed notable price cuts across departments.

Charleston Charles Tobera Sewter

Youth Charged In Requisition Racket With Firms

Edward Grant of Shrewsbury Street was arrested by city police after investigations by Detective Dunlap. Grant allegedly phoned firms to claim goods and later presented himself as the boy to receive $15 worth of merchandise from several concerts. He faces larceny by misrepresentation charges and a municipal court hearing before Judge Boone Dawson.

Edward Grant Shrewsbury Street Harvey Dunap Seid Grant Zain Brothers Capitol Street Dunlap Boone Dawson

Junior Department To Present Play

The junior department of the First Presbyterian church will present The Pirate's Umbrella tonight at eight in Fellowship Hall. A reception for the intermediate department follows at 7 30 with noted personnel listed, including superintendent Mrs Harold Ward and assistants.

First Presbyterian Church Felowship Hell Harold Ward Lena Cablish Oo. W. Bollard Sarah Fletcher Anta Marie Zhumerman Batelle Harris Mary Fifer Jack Lee Sophia Edmondson Ductile Pitener P. Strojan Bryan A. M. Hoyarick Nome M. Merrill W. Hughey B. Thomas Kemp Morton P. Williams W. S. Shepherd Keith Whitieker Messrs H. NM. Luckey Dan W. Mohler Harry Thomas Charles M. Love Andrew S. Alexander, Jr

Burn Wounds Fatal To Plymouth Woman

Mys Fannie Craigo age 65 died yesterday at home in Plymouth after severe burns from tending an open fire about ten days earlier. She died at a hospital in Goodstown. Survived by five sons Charles Igomes Edward Robert and William Craige and one daughter Mrs Perry Inevait at Rumor. Body to Bartlett's funeral parlors St Albans for burial arrangements.

Fannie Craigo Plymouth Ghodeston Hospital Charles Igomes Edward Robert William Craige Perry Inevait Rumor Bartlett's Funiorel Pariors St. Albans

Reservists to Meet for Drill at Masonic Temple

A group meeting for reserve officers will be held Thursday evening at 7 80 oclock on the fourth floor of the Masonic Temple. Captain Coehrn will present a map problem on Rifle Company in Attack at the session attended by reservists seeking instruction.

Coehrn Masonic Temple Bron

Commerce Body to Meet for Dutch Treat Supper

The chamber of commerce transportation committee will host a six o’clock Dutch treat supper at its December meeting at the Ruinier hotel WA. McCandliss will speak on Milk and Dairy Products. Treasury headnote notes December receipts $10 105 505.01 and expenditures $14 188 947.99 with a balance of $680 537 889.71.

Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce Ruinier Hotel McCandliss Treasury Associated Press Washington Dec

Pre Christmas Aid To Schools Abandoned By State

The state education department will not send pre Christmas State aid checks to district boards due to a depleted school fund. EB Bowman says about $590,000 planned for aid this month may not be issued as there is under $100,000 in the treasury. With the new administration, officials may delay borrowing until policy is known and funds could be unavailable until after March 4.

State Department of Education Boards of Education EB. L. Bowman Department of Education State Treasury Bowman

Funeral Services For Accident Victim At Pt Pleasant

Pt Pleasant Dec 5 Miss Bessie Eberts 24 died in an automobile crash near Charleston. Her funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at her home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. The truck she rode in plunged over the Kanawha river bank near the Chesapeake and Ohio station. Driver Ey Ratliff faces a driving charge. other passenger Dorothy Gross escaped with minor injuries. Eberts survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Eberts and eight siblings.

Phe Point Pleasant Bessie Eherts Charleston Here Pine Grove Cemetery Kanawhe River Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad W. F. Work Kanawhe County A. EY Ratliff On & Trckl Dorothy Gross Ratliff Miss Eberts Charles Eberts

Washington man flies to West Coast on government business

Kenneth Stine of Washington, son of Mr and Mrs Jobn L Sting of Springfield, formerly Charleston residents, left the capital November 29 for the West Coast by airplane. Information received by his wife Mrs Lennox Fulks of South Charleston says Mr Stine, a federal accountant, was to sail for the Philippine Islands on government business.

Kenneth Stine Washington Jobn L. Sting Springfield Charleston Capital West Coast Lennox Fulks South Charleston Stine Philippine Islande

All of Us (Continued Prom Page 4)

A speaker cautions a man about vanity and public judgment, urging him to grow a thicker skin. The narrator admits his advice may be insufficient and notes the man leaves with a quiet thanks, alone with his troubles.

Hudson Refuses Plea From Hunt in Education Case

Judge A P Hudson overruled a motion to dissolve a temporary injunction blocking W E Hunt of Aareng fork from acting on the Elk district board of education. Depositions in support of Lanham’s bill of complaint are expected, with possible future court action or a petition for a permanent restraining order. Hunt denied resigning, claimed his letters were forged, and sought an injunction to bar Lanham from voting as presiding officer. Simultaneously, salary checks for Elk district teachers remained held up awaiting court action on Hunt’s authority to sign them.

P, Hudson Coure W. E. Hunt Aareng Bile Arsstrict Bated Education Pilk Aba Hunt Hed Rewgnad Ify Mixa Elizabeth J. Goodall Grevley W. Lanham Biue Creek Latham Lanhami Co. B Jackson Big Chimney Lanham Altidavite Lanham. Ried Wets W. 4 Tully Justice of the Ponte Nm Posses Sounty Board of Bunt Elk District School Board Miss Goodall Elk District Cnd

Injured Charleston Attorney in Auto Crash

D C T Davis, a Charleston attorney, sustained facial cuts and minor injuries in a Washington Street collision. D G Burdette of Guthrie, cited for reckless driving, posted bond for a traffic court hearing. Davis rested well. injury condition described as not serious.

D.C T. Davis Charleston Virginia Street Hicepiiel Washington Street D. C

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