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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
12
New York stocks rallied today with notable gains across sectors, led by car, chemical, and consumer goods names. Blue chips like General Motors, American Can, and American Telephone advanced as investors priced in ongoing economic uncertainty and evolving commodity edges.
A garbled clipping describes a NY Stock Exchange figure, named Ripiey, claiming secret methods to boost hate growth and a dramatic claim of hair growth. It also reports a Smithsonian tomato plant experiment using a chemical solution to induce fruit, noting a tomato grew from seed under controlled heat and solution.
At Locel Theaters a slate of films features Paolse Paces with a cast including Lowell Eker man Peggy Shannon Lia Lee Ber ton CaureIt and David Landi plus MGM ads and fables. Virginian Washington Merry Go Round presents Ler Tracy Constmner Cummings and other stars. Keerse Canal Rev Save How showcases a young wife tale with Mum Tor Oxalery Gibert Rowland Teri tha Todd. Rialto screens Cavin in the Cutten a romantic drama with Marathy Surdan and Dette Muyls. Greenbrier introduces The Bromthce with a singer and feminine artists. Additional listings note Woolworth near Worthington and a Youngstown area truck ad, outlining a broad cinema lineup and prices.
Trade trends in the steel market show fluctuating demand and cautious outlooks. The Annocied Press notes elevated import activity and tentative price stability amid speculative shipments and temporary stock adjustments, with limited consumer demand affecting near term forecasts.
New York reports 478 business failures ended by December 1 amid lagging conditions. Data shows a $2 per cent rise in capital stock, November sales for Kresge and other firms, and a dip in imports along with cautious consumer activity.
A chaotic foreign exchange and livestock section notes New York desk activity with universal price bids on poultry, hens, ducks, and live fowl. It cites Great Britain and Germany currency movements, with scattered figures and market terms, concluding with price notices and regional notes from New York and nearby areas.
The bond market showed little life as stocks advanced. Government securities and select domestic issues posted small gains while overall corporate and other issues lingered near previous levels amid mixed yields and narrow price moves.
New York December 1 The stock market rose today in light turnover about 180 090 shares traded. Leaders included Liveline Bowed 1 and Shore up more than 9 points. American Electric and other utilities rallied with Consolidated Gas of Baltimore and Niagara Hudson advancing about a point. Gulf, Humble and Indian rose modestly while several weaker issues slid or held flat amid dividend actions and diverse trading signals.
Aggregate crop fears drive grains down with corn tumbling to season low figures in Chicago trading. Wheat and oats soften while provisions move mixed. government supply estimates loom amid volatile market action and uncertain demand.
Market brief detailing livestock prices and commodities in Pittsburgh and New York. Includes cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and market quotes from Associated Press reports with figures for weights, prices, and trends across multiple categories.
A fragmented paragraph reflects on self credit and public engagement among young professionals. It critiques aligning for prestige, warns against using people as spokesmen for broader causes, and notes potential disloyalty when personal advancement supersedes national duty.
Stanford Trenche men foothel players denied today by Alfred Masters with spokesman Hob Grayson. Grayson, a freshman, told San Francisco newspaper none of his teammates plan to leave Branford for Temple. Warner, bedridden, cited Temple’s one year eligibility rule as prohibitive for 1933.
President Hoover warned Congress of national danger from current crises and urged rapid, coordinated action. He proposed trimming federal payrolls, cutting public works funds, and reforming financial agencies while stressing cooperation with foreign powers and adherence to longstanding national traditions. Congressional leaders doubted major action this session, predicting a special session may be needed, possibly after May.
Libby asserts on going steps regarding the Robert C. Crim case from Winston Salem North Carolina detailing Johns Hopkins hospital care and a hospital stay. The alleged shooting occurred in a bathroom at a residence on November 25 with Smyth Reynolds identified as a cousin involved in the event.
Malden Lewis Service Station Voorkmilteins hosts Marmet Independents Sunday at 1 30 pm in the Crst meet with Marmet leading 7 0. Also notes on fisheries in Falkenberg Sweden and a tragic schoolboy incident in South Africa.
Legal notices announce dissolution of a partnership and continuation under C. D. Blair Jr at Little Blair Service Station in Charleston Kanawha County West Virginia. Multiple trustee sales detail mortgages involving A H Campbell C Dawson and others with auctions set for December 21 1932 and December 9 1933 at Kanawha County Court House, Charleston, WV.
Public notices reveal O'Brien-Irwin Company dissolving its corporate existence in Kanawha County West Virginia and filing dissolution with the Secretary of State. Other items include public sale notices by trustee G R Griffin for Kanawha County properties and assets, a mortgage default, and a notice that United Cigar Stores Company of America withdraws from West Virginia.
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