Stocks Rally After Tax Offerings Drift Down
New York December seventh markets firm after pressure from tax offerings subsided. Industrials led gains with motors and metals drawing attention while rail bonds and treasury gold held steady. Utilities showed resistance as trading ranged, with American Telephone and General Electric among movers. overall volume reached 3 025 488 shares.
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Food and Market Report From The Era Trade Trends
Trade trends show hides and packers shifting steady prices this week with smaller demand and tighter stock. Notes on eggs dairy and meat markets indicate mixed colors and standard grades holding steady while New York coffee futures edge up on speculative buying and European demand. Local produce shows limited activity due to cold weather with apples cabbage onions and potatoes in short supply and dairy items steady.
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Tax Selling Sends Bonds on Upward Trend
Tax selling pushes government debt prices higher as Treasury yields edge downward. Experts note continued demand for U.S. securities amid cautious trading. Official data shows yields around historic lows, with investors seeking safety in long term issues.
Wall Street Briefs Freight Loadings Rise Sharply
New York dispatch notes last week’s freight loadings of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific at 39 703 cars up from 21 008 prior week and 20 000 a year ago Philip C Kemp named vice president and general counsel for the American Locomotive Co Durand Brodstres food index climbs five cents to 1 92 in the week ended Dec 26 a year earlier stood at 1 87
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Radio Highlights Time Is Eastern Standard
New York December 27 reports a bustling radio day with Roosevelt and Wilson administration figures to be featured on WABC-ORS and Wiz-KEC. Wallace speaks briefly as sound effects accompany agriculture broadcasts from Washington’s department, while Eddie Dughin’s orchestra debuts on WOZ-NBG. Gene Tunney discusses world affairs on Voice of America with WABC-CBS coverage. A full studio lineup across WHAB NBC WHARC CBS includes orchestras, revues, and serials concluding with late-night dancing.
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Volume of Sales On Curb Mounts Across Markets
A fragmented report from New York outlines volume of curb sales and transfers on the exchange. It notes near year end activity across multiple companies including American Gas and Electric and American Railways and mentions changes in share totals and market movements amid a volatile period.
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Market updates show firmer prices and mixed demand
Trading in dry goods remained light as many mills closed for the holidays and year end inventory work. Cotton goods, woolen items, and fabrics held firm or rose slightly while silk and rayon moved higher. money markets showed steady call money and short term paper with favorable rates.
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1934 Must Bring Agreement Between Powers, Duce Says
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini defending a 1934 agreement among major powers amid calls to honor debts and support the League of Nations. He criticizes optimistic folly and urges deliberate plans to rebuild after World War I, stressing Italy’s duty to honor obligations to the United States.
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Obituary notices and war news from Chelyan and Charleston
Obituary items report deaths at 2:80 Wednesday morning in Chelyan and in Charleston hospitals. Survivors listed include spouses, children, siblings, and parents. Funeral services set for Jarrett Fork and St. Anthony’s church with multiple burial details and cemetery plans.
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West Virginia hotel codes enforced by new committee
Huntington Dec. 27 A state hotel association panel was elected to enforce hotel code compliance. Members include Loren R. Johnaston White Sulphur Springs L M Gibson Huntington BE W McKeown Spencer B W Peston Charleston and J W Wootell Clarksburg. Local district committees will follow.
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Efforts to Revive Woman End in Tragedy
SAN BERNARDINO Calif Dec 27 Edwin Lily 19 of Hinton West Virginia chosen from 26 City Creek civilian conservation corps volunteers to donate a pint of blood to a septic poison victim Mrs Grace Clemmons. Physicians rushed transfusion but she died shortly after.
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Christmas Tree Wiring Fire Damages Fort Hill Home
A fire caused by defective wiring of a Christmas tree at a Fort Hill home led to 2200 in damage. Firefighters arrived quickly and prevented spread beyond the room of origin. BE Fy Mower was the resident involved. Fort Hill fire department reported the incident.
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Three Kidnaping and Bank Run Reported near Hotel
The scene included Thea Spencer Jett and three guests who observed four men exit the bank through the back door, all wearing heavy coats and caps. One carried a sack while a woman named Fey ton is noted as having entered a car. Sel Golding, a cotton buyer, reports arriving at 8:15 to find an empty bank and sacks of money.
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Long Candidate Loses In Sixth District Ballot Fight
Baton Rouge report shows J Sanders Jr the lone candidate after two thirds of precincts counted in the sixth district independent congressional race. Sanders tallied more than twice the votes of Mrs Bolivar Kemp, who was declared winner December 5 with Huey P Lang backing in a special election without a primary.
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Woman Stabbed As Suspect Fleeing Seized in Arcade
A man chased through the Arcade building threatened pursuers with a concealed pistol in a raimcoat pocket then hid in a Bincka Medicine office. Patrolman Horn found him atop a bookcase after breaking in. He faced charges of felonious assault, destruction of property, and drunkenness. Starnes family resides on Quardor Street. Mrs Starnes, a community figure, is described as of high character by Guthrie Morris and Campbell executives.
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Neely to Ban Viom Charges From Moratorium Statement
The senator announced a moratorium on correspondence covering patronage to federal payrolls and against political pressure on Home Owner's Loan and the federal land bank. He cited health strain and urged constituents to moderate demands to allow him rest and quiet time during holidays and Sundays.
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