Ingot Production Drops Across Steel Industry
New York reporting a weak week for ingot production as some mills run at very low rates. Buyer confidence remains low amid weak prices and a slow summer outlook. Demand for automobile, pipeline, and structural steel rose slightly but was offset by declines in other sectors. Copper and tin markets show mixed signals with cautious buyers, while electrolytic demand stays steady and zinc remains flat.
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New York
Moet
Connecticut
Lundy
Thia Plisse
New England
Hera
New York State
Pennsylvania
Dan's Review on Markets Amid Holiday Interruption
Dan reviews the monthly business mood amid holiday disruption and unseasonable weather. Inertia and indecision persist across ranches and enterprises while securities cling to monetary stimuli yet remain sensitive to trade trends. Cautious policies dominate with a buyer advantage seen in broad price cuts and slower declines in bank clearings and rail freight, despite lingering recession pressures.
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Dun
Beaic Industries
Disorders in India Dominate Weekly Foreign Review
The Associated Press report covers widespread unrest in India with clashes and casualties in Rangoon Bombay Lucknow and Dacca. It notes British troops restoring order, salt raids at Wadaia and Dharasana, and political debates in Britain over unemployment and the government’s Indian policy.
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Associated Press
India
Rangoon
Bombay
Lucknow
Dacca
Sitaaton
Wadaia
Dharasana
Pollor
Kent
MacDonald
Great Brittain
MacDonaid
J. H. Thames
Oswald Mashley
Cadiet
Commons
Uberals
Prisoners Escape Report Mistaken, Kanawha Official Says
Warden Scroggins of the state penl tentury at Kanawha hotel yesterday on the way to a pr ison labor conference at White Sulphur Springs stated that a report from Moundsville that two prisoners had escaped was a mistake. The men escaped Thursday from Camp No. 42 in the Gassaway district and were caught the next morning.
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Scroggins
Kanawha
Reaterday
Lador
White Sulphur Springs
Moundsville
Thuraday Fom
Gassaway District
Three Crosses At Calvary Discussed
A religious discourse analyzes the crucifixion narrative at Calvary, contrasting the left and right crosses. It asserts the event as foundational to Christian faith, noting the enduring symbolism of the crucifix and the testimonies of witnesses, while reflecting on doubt, devotion, and the broader message of salvation.
Remarkable survey of US wars and unusual diets
The document discusses US war history noting major conflicts and lesser wars listed by the War Department. It cites Turkish officer Jaafar in World War I, decorated by both sides, and mentions rare diet anecdotes including Yevo Yobo and Zaratuatra the cheese eater, with notes on eggs breathing when air access is blocked.
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United States
U. S
Wart Department
Tonfay
Jaafar
Desert
Thomas Lowrene
Yevo
Tayo Yobo
Wko
Zaratuatra
M. Lutt
Hanved
Doubt and Courage in The Face of Faith Pressures
The piece argues doubt as a cowardly refuge spread by priests and Rome in denying the New Testament. It references Stickney Grant's church doubts, critiques fear and hesitation, and promotes the triumphant spread of Christian faith toward civilization, urging steadfast belief over timidity.
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God
Devil
Rome
Gevald
Stickney Grant
Jesus
Mr. Grant
Grant
Jesus of Nazareth
Plant Soy Beans Advice for Drought Battered County Farmland
County agent T McGovran urges farmers to plant soy beans on burned-out Tadowa land, arguing droughts will limit hay yields. He says sowing before mid June yields hay by late August and supplies winter feed, recommending 300 pounds of 10 percent phosphoric acid per acre and two bushels of seed covered shallowly.
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Kagueha County
Tadowa
Faros
T. ¥. McGovren
Atock
Virginia
Ceel
Eakt
Tae Rincon Ateel
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Gaurs
Charis Fentative
Conred Meens
Charkestar
Weis Reine
Fiat
F . A. Mouton
Gurk
Kanawha
Oberlin Football Coach Dies From Heart Disease
Oberlin college football coach N. Macenchton died suddenly of heart disease at the campus camp six miles south of Oberlin. His body was found face down in two inches of water along Chance Creek after a fatal stroke. Macenchton, a Grinnell College and Simpson-like background, joined Oberlin in 1923 after earlier serving as dean at Grinnell.
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Oberlin
Poit N. Macenchton
Oberlin College
Chance Creek
Mies
Here
Macenchton
Maceachron
Cgginnell College
Iowa
Cen
Grinneli
Preacher Delivers 1930 Charleston High School Baccalaureate
Reverend Frank C Brown D D pastor of Bream Memorial Presbyterian preached the 1930 baccalaureate to Charleston high school graduates in the school auditorium on Washington street. The sermon titled The Business of Life urged personal responsibility as students enter independence. About 200 graduates plus hundreds of family and friends filled the auditorium as the ceremony opened with the school orchestra, processional, hymns, and scripture from Matthew 25 14 30.
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Frank C. Brown
D. D
Bream Memorial Presbyterium
Charleston High School
Washington Street
Lkenad
Theigh School
Brown
Charleston High Achao
Jrlea
Auditoriunt
Fire Hits Dormitory at State Hospital Fourth This Year
CENTRAL ISLIP N Y The fourth fire this year at the state hospital for the insane destroyed a three story attendants dormitory. The south wall collapsed trapping 160 nurses and staff. seven volunteer firemen were injured. The fire burned two hours before extinguished. None of the residents were missing or hurt. The blaze began in the attic and the cause was not determined. District Attorney Blue investigates incendiary reports. Also noted: England seeks oldest dinner bell found in Westminster Abbey Norman crypt. The artifacts, dating from Norman times, were used by monks to ring the refectory bell.
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Graf Zeppelin
South Americ
United States
Lakehurst
N. J
Pernambuca
Bray
Rio Janeiro
Hatana
Tibe Grat
China
Chiang Kai-Saek
Siles
Malivia
Cates
England
London
Paris
Ameren
France
Prnay
Lord Davingan
Canterbury
Soas
Torepo
Royal Courts
Islip
Ingane
H. G. Gibson
Flirt
Blue
Gidert
Bert Founa
Ensland
Westminster Abbey
Aner
Mrs Moody Wins As Tilden Loses
A French championship final saw Henri Cochet defeat Bill Tilden 2 6 8 6 3 6 1 6 in men's singles while Helen Wills Moody reclaimed the women’s crown by defeating Helen Jacobs 6 2 6 1. The crowd of about 10 000 witnessed Moody’s dominance as Cochet’s artistry overcame the legend Tilden in Paris.
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Auteuil
France
Dune T
Henri Gochet
Mry. Moody
Coch¢t
Lions
Moddy
California
Italian Airmen Break Non-Refuel Flight Record
Major Maddalena set a world endurance mark for non refueling flights at Montelello Italy by flying from 4 AM Friday to beyond midnight with Captain Ceccomi aboard and planning a New York leg via the Azores. The feat surpasses 1928's 6 hour 2 minute record set by Risticee and Zimmerman.
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Montecello
Italy
Maddalena
Johann Risticee
Hans Zimmerman
Cegmon Fliera
Ceccomi
Ltnienier
Government
Ostia
Spnce
Madderens
Umberto Nooke
Arctic
New York
Azores
Tornado Claims Two Dead and Fourteen Injured in Wagon Mound
A tornado struck Wagon Mound New Mexico on a late Saturday afternoon causing two deaths and fourteen injuries with property damage around 660 000. The dead include Charles Geist Pater son Alfred Holbrook and J M Brewer of Los Angeles was in serious condition. Red Cross and Salvation Army residents aided by ministers.
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Wagon Mound
N. M
Wotley
Charles Geist
Paterson
St. J
Alfred Holbrook
Whgan Maun
Mra
J. M. Brewer
Los Angeles
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Bers
Frayed OCR Fragment Hints At Local Notice
A partial OCR snippet from the Ne Ren City page shows references to rooms gas water and a price like 3 10 in the text. The readable items are fragmented but suggest a local notice or classifieds style entry with rental or sale terms.
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Ren City
Twe Iiss Rooms
Co Gas
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Ingot
Big Drop
Dan's
S. Spencer Moore Co
Boston
Wiliaewen Print Mfg. Co
Shertaoe
Imam, Eon Jae Am Ui Am
Eo Wessor
Weekly Foreign Review
E. M. McCallister
M. Thomas Bros
Viking Knxights Orchestra
Gates’ Sons Co
Emmers and Virginie
Blis Bs
Peoples Brobanes Oe Gank Buluing
Ernest H. Ball
Lovejoy
Va. St. West
Harry L. Mathews, Inc
After Paint & Glass Co
la France
Republic
Allience
Goodwin
Hall —— Es
International Secret Service Bureau
West Virginia Merchant Police
General Investigative Bureau
Detective Agency
Bloodhound Service
C. Simmons
F. D. Douglas
Mer
End Treus
F. C
West Virginia Pawn Broker CO
GIS Karawhn At
Constantine
L le
Calvary
Mary
Earth
Kingdom of Heavens
Han
Judas
Simon of
Sirene
Calevary
Galilee
Judesth
Annas
Calphas
Herod
Ponties
Pilate
John
Christ
David
OF. Shawyver Sons Co
Marcel Ung
Kanawha Hotel
Joe Norton
Horth Stratford
L. Hawkins
Kiltle Rock
Firk
Jugoslavia
Rae Pree Tren
Vest Rikaln McHoe Preerret
Ripley
Pampilst
The
War Department
McGovran
F. C. Brown
Blaze
Mrs. Moody
Tilden
Woman Stars
Helen Jacobs
Cochet
Ace
West
PRR
Cramasten
Association of Newapaper
Stegar Thes Fey
Charleston Gazette
Teoh
Ereaving Town
Stephen
Virginité Street
Ferrell
Fred W. Bonita
Burlew Drive
P. Gore Ap
Elie Reas Ees
Dallas Hill
Indiana Ave
Birch St
Beth Lot
Bator
Yan
Virginia Street
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Petrell Red W. Euith
Maneeet
Rochester
Eng
Henry Thurston
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