Stock market uneven as declines shadow gains on exchange
Mixed trading dominated by apathy and declines while some industries show demand. Steel, motors, utilities lead modest advances amid thin turnover. Public utilities and energy stocks show small gains despite a weak overall mood. Cemented by cautious outlooks on operating rates and seasonal consumption figures.
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Owens-Tlingia
Coca Cola
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Warren Brot
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Public Works 5
Skan
Canidae Dry
Dome
Columbia Pictures
Ateady
Tremmury
Stock Market Roundup Drifts in Slow Session
New York stocks were irregular as leaders drifted in a slow session. Bonds were mixed with a Cuban public works loan sharply higher. foreign exchanges uneven. cotton and sugar barely steady amid local and foreign selling. coffee traded lower on trade selling. the market news includes various corporate notes and transactions with limited clarity.
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Low-Yield Bond Groups Display Much Strength
Market reports show cattle and hog futures with mixed activity and steady to firm tones across grades. Treasury receipts and balances for June 1 are listed, alongside investment fund figures and February to June financial notes, reflecting ongoing market and fiscal movements.
Radio Highlights NOC WEAF and WEAP Programs Summary
Radio listings detail a dense schedule across stations NOC WEAF and WEAP with numerous acts and programs. Featured are Gene Arnold and Quartet, Madge Maries, Cary Lindt, Gale Orchestra, Billy and Betty, Bing Crosby, Tommy Borser Orchestra, and more, spanning music, news, and dramatic pieces. The listings name orchestras, hosts, and times, reflecting a rich 1940s-70s era broadcast lineup with multiple regional programs and announcers.
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Women's Radio Review
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Good Tints’ Society
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Trend of Staple Prices By The Associated Press
Trend of staple prices reported by the Associated Press shows wholesale commodity indices near 71.81 with day low 71.87 and month high 72.86. Data covers US commodities, bonds, and industry notes with market levels around 16.08 for key items.
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New York Poultry Prices From AP Report
A chaotic OCR fragment shows live poultry price listings for chickens, broilers, fowls, roosters, turkeys and ducks with assorted regional and grade notes. It mentions fresh and frozen items, varied by region, with several price ranges and special packs, amid unreadable garbled text.
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Transportation Schedule amid scattered route notices
Train and air schedule fragments show departures to Washington Chicago Detroit and Cincinnati with mixed times and prices. A note mentions a Charleston to Chicago line changing without notice and a separate New York Central item lists daily schedules except Sundays amid market and refiners’ price movement notes.
Stocks on Curb Drift Lower Amid Light Trading
Stocks drifted lower on a light curb market with few notable movers. American Hard Rubber rose 3 to 37, Humble Oil up to 82, and General Electric led gains, while Electric Bond and other issues fell about 2 to 5 percent amid overall quiet sessions and narrow trading ranges.
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Industry Health Bureau Started
The health department created an industrial hygiene bureau to survey industries for safe working conditions and occupational hazards. Commissioner A E McCluck appointed S C Rothman and R T Page as industrial engineers. a physician director will be named later. Funds come from the health and compensation departments and the U S Public Health Service under the social security program.
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Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Markets Update
In Pittsburgh on June 3 the Agronisted Press notes moderate demand for apples with 18 cars and steady bushel baskets. New York Baldwins and Rome Franties vary by grade, West Virginia winesapa improves, Michigan Rugers price 263-285, Alabama and Louisiana Bliss Triumphs at 6.00-6.75, South Carolina Cobbiers and Doublers near 4.25-4.45. Eggs firm with current receipts at 19 cents, extra firsts 21, whites 22.42. Poultry markets show heavy demand with various hen, broiler, and duck prices, fresh killed hens 38, hog dressed 29.
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Sheriff Will Bring Boice Back Not To County Jail
Sheriff RK W Brosius will transport Isaac Boice from Cleveland back toward the penitentiary but not to the county jail in Sutton. Boice, a Button resident, was convicted of breaking and entering and sentenced to four years in a regional prison. he escaped from the jail en route to Moundsville and was found by Cleveland authorities.
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Fire horses fade from New Yorks fire apparatus show
Today notes that the era of horse drawn fire engines is ending as New York City searches for two fire horses to haul a 24 year old engine at a public exhibit but cannot find any. The piece contrasts this with brewing unrest in France where strikes and a potential Socialist government threaten civil order yet the public hopes to preserve tourism and continuity.
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Verdun
Alga Sia Ieee Siemens
Commodity and Wool Market Report Highlights
The Associated Press reports quiet copper and futures around 2.80, lead steady near 445, zinc at 4.99 in St Louis, and alumnum bids 19.00 to 22.00. In Boston wool sales were moderate with prices firm, French combing averages around 64 to 66 cents per pound with higher scales for finer, cleaned stock.
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April corporate financing tops since 1928, refunds lead
Boston report notes April financing reached the highest April total since 1928 with 18 percent in new capital. Public utilities dominate refunding, followed by industrials and fails. Utilities cutting fixed charges through refunding improve position. First four months of the year show financing 1.5 times 1935 levels.
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Official Vote Totals For State Posts Released
Clerks in the secretary of state's office cleaned up the May 12 results showing official votes for U S Senate and state offices. Republicans led with Hugh Ike Shott for Senate and W C Grimes for governor among others, while Democrats backed M M Neely and Homer A Holt in key races. Alternate delegates to the Republican national convention were named, listing six pairs of names and home towns.
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Hal DePue
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Austin V. Wood
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Richwood
New York Markets Mixed as Commodities Slip and Rise
In New York on June 3 traders reported uneven activity across futures and spot markets. European grain and cotton futures showed mixed moves while dry goods and wool products saw varying demand as broadside mills booked limited business.
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