Wall Street Closes 1933 With Mixed Year End Outlook
Active session ends 1933 with gains in grains and metals and progress in bonds. Stocks show fractional advances amid window dressing buys and tax concerns. Foreign exchange rises with sterling and francs, while reports hint at possible monetary moves from Washington. Trans-Continental volume 751,013 shares as markets close on a cautious note for 1924 prospects.
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Westinghouse
Case
Gaiga Carbide
Schesiey
Woolworth
Naimpel
Grain and Provisions Foreign Exchange Blues
The market report from Pittsburg dated December 30 notes unchanged prices for grain and provisions and foreign exchange, according to the Associated Press.
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Pittburgs
Wall Street Briefs from year end markets close early
New York stocks and commodities closed for the New Year weekend with light turnover. The final transaction on the New York Stock Exchange involved ten shares of Blass Sheffield Bloc & Iron preferred at $2 per share. Experts say speculative pricing has cooled as the country eyes a long recovery path.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Sheffield Bloc & Iron
Live Stock Market Report from Pittsburgh and Jersey City
Hogs and cattle prices move with small gains and steady to higher trends across markets. Reports note hogs 170 to 220 pounds and 250 to 280 pounds, cattle including vealers and cows with varied values, calves active with higher bids, and lambs steady to higher. Jersey City figures show cattle at 60 to 80, hogs around 1100 total, and lambs improving modestly. A separate line mentions a dummy torpedo watch failing from a Weybridge airplane, leaving a ground hole four feet deep and wide.
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Associated Pressi
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Jersey City
New York
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Weybridge
England
Radio Highlights New Year Eve Plans Across Networks
The article catalogues countdown broadcasts across NAC CBS WEAF NBC and affiliated stations for New Year Eve 1992. It notes staggered start times in multiple cities from 8:40 p.m. to 12:05 a.m. with special programs including musical performances church services and orchestrated reviews culminating in New Yorks Trinity chime finale. It lists participating networks and entertainers such as Frances Langford Carlos Gardel and Eddie Cantor among others.
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NAC
CBS
Italy
Honolulu
Seattle
NBC
Chicago
Denver
East Lake City
Kansans Cry
St. Louis
Francisco
Bos Angeles
Beverly
WEAF
Riverside Church
WIZ
Old Trinity Churen
Sega
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Richard Hinnher
Frances Langford
Carlos Gardel
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WBZ
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Nay Shilhret
Angela Patri
Wuz-Nec
See. Wallace
Grenaiser Guard
Gunday Gvenini Symphony
Eugene Ormandy Cone
Joe Pencer
George
Coban
Wall Street Closes Year Higher Amid Broad Stock Gains
New York Dec a0 stock market ends the year with a generally higher price average in quiet dealings. Industrial shares show notable gains including American Telephony and National Can while markets absorb earlier year activity. Gold price remains fixed as dollar weakens and bond, commodity markets end holiday pause with cautious optimism for year ahead.
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York
Althouh
Open House Scene At Virginia Crowell Home
Miss Virginia Crowell hosts open house on Friday at her Lewis Street residence with a long guest list of local young women and notable attendees. The event follows a birthday party hosted by Mrs J H Reed for her daughter Dorot Gueers at Spring Aull, while the Lane 3 Anderson Post 287 Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary plans a Tuesday meeting at the Veterans Hall on West Eighth Avenue.
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Lewis Street
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Margaret Morton
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Mariam McClure
Nancy Wren
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Misa Chisholm
Mary Laid
Frances Laird
Alethia Pattish
Dorothy Briwer
Milly Hiesmer Coleman
Flu Mae Jarettt
Marie Jarett
MiLdred Gardner
Margaret Mearns
Betty Conk
Catherine Emick
Margaret Daingerfield
Grace Carson
Jean Cook
Louise Light
Irene Me
Conthay
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Jessie Fortney
Marjorie England
Anne Truslow
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van Bemnen
Mary Wilson Dowan
Ruth Leamer
John Mendenhall
Ben Landerer
Moughton Robson
Lee Barringer
Joe Stewart
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Mack Robinson
L. D. Ellison
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Charles Mottesheard
Jack Shanklin
Jerry Hall
Noyen Burdette
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Fitwing Hayne
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Prge Portur
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Evelyn Jo Antohinson
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Joseph Williams
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Joseph Dreggs
Virginia Parsons
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Billie Jo Hartley
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Mayor DeVan Proposes Ordinance To Curb Thefts
Mayor R P DeVan promotes a city measure to regulate used parts dealers. The proposal aims to reduce vehicle part thefts by requiring dealers to report the seller’s name and address of the items offered for sale. The ordinance, backed by Councilman Silverstein, is slated for speedy council action.
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Bond Market Ends Year With Mixed Close In New York
New York December 10 The bond market faded on the last session of the year with prices for tracing rot and index trau matures climbing while white trading was light. The week’s average corporate issues rose about 15 points and hit a year high of around 15, a low near 0. Secretary Yekes approved a $77 million loan to Pennsylvania and Wisconsin roads for construction, with other road projects totaling over $126 million.
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Providence child killed under trolley wheels
A Providence child aged 8 was struck by a trolley in unclear circumstances as driver James Conti faced no blame after an investigation. An Associated Press report from New York cites chaotic details and unsettled colors in a damaged wire story.
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Opera Viital To Modern Modes By Leonard Lelie
New York critics debate whether the Metropolitan Opera’s 1916 season shapes American operatic life. They weigh its role as cultural beacon against fashion, studio training, and the drain of talent to European houses, noting American voices increasingly gain recognition despite limited foreign soul.
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Questioning Future of Young Singers in America
A concerned metropolitan director criticizes limited training venues for young singers. He notes Broadway and 39th Street as only sporadic opportunities, leaving many talented youths without a public platform to showcase learned skills. Progress is sought from alert, progressive individuals aiming to provide missing options.
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Valley Baptists To End Meeting Tonight
The Fifth Sunday meeting of the Valley Baptist association opened at Mount Calvary church Thursday evening and will close tonight. Speakers included Rev. Frank Robinson, John Starcher, Rev. H Lloyd Parkinson, Rev. E Welker, Rev Basil McCubbin and Roy Wolfe. The day’s program lists GC BE White, Rev Bruce Cooper, Rev O G Smith, Rev J E Myers, Rev Mark Forten, Rev H A Jackson and Rev J Lacy Basham. Colonel H W Mortieson’s coin collection recently brought 327020 statchions in London.
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London
Census Set to Begin for West Virginia Business Survey
About 930 people will be selected from the unemployed to conduct a census of business in West Virginia. Enumeration starts Wednesday and all areas must be at work by January 10. The state is divided into seven districts with Kanawha County in the sixth, supervised from East Bank. District supervisors and district headquarters are named for each region, with the census aiming to cover all business establishments excluding agriculture and certain services, to chart 1939 conditions and compare with 1929.
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Police Probe After Car Crashes Into Telephone Pole
Police investigated a crash early yesterday when an automobile struck a telephone pole at Virginia and Washington streets, west. The pole broke off on impact and the car was demolished. Several occupants sustained injuries, police reported.
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Roosevelt Proclaims Return of State Bank Authority
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation returning to state banking authorities full control over all non Federal Reserve member banks. The document amends earlier measures from March to restore state oversight of banking operations nationwide.
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