Stock Leaders Drift Lower in New York Market
Stock leaders drifted lower as traders retreated about three points. The session showed steels and coppers leading losses with U S Steel and Bethlehem among the conspicuous drags while Heyden Chemical and Minnesota Mining rose. Volume ran about 76,000 shares, slow for the period, with little pressure from offerings but renewed belief in a future industrial upswing due to defense spending.
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New York
Yar News
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Consolidated Aircraft
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Westinghouse
Philip Morris
International Paper Preferred
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Electric Bond & Shore
Lake Shore
Creole Petroleum
Heyden Chemical
Minnnesota Mining and Manufacturing and Cities Service
Priday
Markets At Glance New York June 3
Markets show mixed activity with stocks lower and leadership off. Bonds steady with quiet trading. Sugar hedge selling and liquidation pressure, metals firm with zinc and copper gains. Wheat steady, corn higher, hogs lower, cattle slow with declines around 25 to 25 points.
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New York
aPo
Live Stock Markets Across Cities July 1 10 June
Cattle and hog markets extend across Chicago Pittsburgh and Baltimore with mixed price moves. Cattle salable around 16,000 and calves 2,000, fat steers and heifers mostly steady to lower. cows scarce. Hog trade firmer in Pittsburgh, steady to higher totals around 700 head. Butter and metals markets mixed. coffee futures lower. grain and hog reports note soft demand and supply shifts.
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Associated Presa Chicaoo
B.C. A
Pridey
Vertige
Iby
Pittsburgh
D. A
Associated, Press
Baltimore
New York Poultry Prices From Daily Receipts Report
The AbpOCtAlOd Press Albany New York reports poultry wholesale prices with daily receipts showing higher costs for bread and creamery products. Market notes list egg prices, broiler and fryer categories, and regional variations with Western and nearby markets offering notable premiums.
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Treasury Report Summary
Pittsburgh markets show steady demand for apples and potatoes with New York and Maine origins among listed varieties and price ranges. The Associated Press reports treasury receipts for May 31 at 24.270 million and expenditures at 24.482 million, leaving a net balance of 2.029 million and a gold stock value of 10.209 billion.
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Pittsburgh
B. A
New York
Florida” Bills
Caroling Coubiers
Bliss
Alabama Biase
Treasury
Associated Wrens
Washington
Trend of Staple Prices From The Associated Press
New York June 4 The Associated Press weighted wholesale index of 35 commodities slipped to 11.86 from 11.89 last week a 71.9 percent year over year comparison shows notable declines across staple items.
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Associated Press
New York
United Aircraft Hires Three Managers Across Divisions
Eugene E. Wilson, president of United Aircraft, announced the appointments of H Marisfield Horner as general manager of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, Sidney A. Stewart as general manager of Hamilton Standard Propellers, and Charles J McCarthy as general manager of Vaught-Sikorsky at Stratford. The move aims to coordinate tetrafe livities under Walsh to meet rising national defense demand.
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Hartford
Conn
Eugene E. Wilson
United Aircraft Corporation
H. Marisfield Horner
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
Sidney A. Stewart
Hamilton Standard Propellers
Charles J McCarthy
Vaught-Sikorsky Aircraft
Stratford
Walsh
Foreign Exchange Market Clears Some Gains Despite Mixed Demand
In New York on June 10, the foreign exchange market showed limited movements as notes from Canada Britain and Europe fluctuated. Major currencies such as the Canadian dollar English pound and Swiss franc posted minor changes while U S dollar rates remained near previous levels.
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New York
UAW Awaits Reply on White House Intervention
DETROIT June 1 The United Automobile Workers awaited a White House response in a dispute with General Motors over 136,060 workers. Union leadertelegraphed President Roosevelt after rejecting the company's counter proposals and seeking federal intervention.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
White House
Abe General Motors Garpotne
Lyon
Roosevelt
Brownie Day Camp Set To Open Next Week
The Brownie Day Camp will begin next Tuesday with Dr. Peter Hales as camp physician and a nurse on site daily. Weather delays last week pushed back ground preparation, and the new schedule lists June 13 18 20 25 26 27 and 28.
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Peter Hales
Local Boy Drowned At Parents' Camp
Seven year old Chard Douglas Kelly, son of Hubert and Mrs. Kelly, drowned about 4 45 pm while wading with his brother at a camp on Elk River near Prodio Clay County. The body was recovered within 45 minutes and taken to the Kelly home on Jackson Street. The family and relatives were at the camp for the summer.
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Chard Douglas Kelly
Hubert Kelly
Elk River
Prodio
Clay County
Familly and Talon
Donald
Diwen
Barbry Kelly Wis
Forseaty
Kelly
Loeal
Din- Har
Jackson Street
Philip
Much Bigger Tax Plan Urged by Senators
An influential group of senators urged Congress to raise at least 1.0 to 2.0 billion dollars in new taxes before adjournment to fund a defense program. Senator Tydings led the push, arguing the nation is near war and the public is willing to pay. Other senators proposed higher rates on all incomes up to 60,000 and broader tax measures to curb financial chaos after the conflict.
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Congress
Senate
House
George JD
Connally D
George
Tydings
U S Plane Attacks Nazi Airport Alone
Paris reports a lone American pilot in a Curtiss aircraft attacked a camouflaged Nazi airfield. After a dogfight the plane landed under cover, German guards misread the returning squadron, while the American strafed a line of planes and aircraft crews fled toward anti aircraft positions.
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U.S
Nazi Airport
Paris
Vuin
Sar
Big New War Games Begin Aug 12 Near Wisconsin
Chicago dispatch reports a second series of giant war games to run for three weeks starting August 12 near La Crosse Wisconsin. Led by Lieut. Gen Stanley W Ford the Wisconsin maneuvers involve 61 000 regular and national guard troops with more than 4 500 motorized units. Rehearsals will stage at La Crosse and involve multiple states with thousands of guardsmen and trained units.
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Chicago
Iinsia
Louisiana
la Cr
Wis
Stanley VW
Ford
Wisconsin
Pale
LaCrosse
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Birth announcements from local families
Me and Mrs Charles Randolph Millee of 1879 Dixie Street are the parents of a son born May 5 at Mountain State Hospital. Kathleen Richards is identified as the former Miss Richards. Mr and Mrs Juul Lloyd of 415 Randolph Street announce the birth of a son, Howard Edward, on Sunday. A son Lester Sheridan was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Payne at McMillan Hospital on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs RW Walk of Chelsea are the parents of a daughter Deanna Hazel born yesterday at McMillan Hospital. Mr and Mrs BR Walker of Abing are announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Sue on Saturday. A daughter Betty Lou was born to Mr and Mrs Cam Jarreth on Pennsylvania Avenue yesterday at Mountain State Hospital.
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Charles Randolph Millee
Dixie Street
Mountain State
Kathleen Richards
Juul Lloyd
Randolph Street
Birh
Howard Edward
Lester Sheridan
Lester Payne
AU Tuesstre
McMillan Hospital
Chelsap
Deanna Hazel
BR. OT
Walker
Abin
Crecis
Carolyn Sue
Betty Lou
Wis Borr
Cam Jarreth
Pennsylvannia Avenia
Aty Mourntal State Hospital
Obituary notices for A N Hersman and others in Spencer area
Obituary notices list A N Hersman 81 Spencer prominent businessman died after months of illness. Requiem at Hebron church with burial at church cemetery. Survived by wife Alice Rowe Hersman. many children and siblings. Other obituaries note Louise Garnett 88 in Spencer, Doyle Thelogy of Harewood mines worker killed slate fall, Hansford Matheny 70 Coal Fork, Robert Vannatter 39 Gauley Bridge, John Thomas Elliott 39 Montgomery, Robert L Maynor Fayetteville jailer, George Morgan 36 Bedford, John D Witcher infant, Lilly Estes Steidt 74 Davis Creek, Hively Shafer 88 Rowe County. Funeral details given with funeral homes and burial sites.
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A. N. Hersman
M. C G. Gainer
Hebron
Spencer
Vandai
Roane County
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Alice Rowe Hersman
Robert Vannatter
Robert Vantatter
Gauley Bridge
Pinecrest
Beesley
G. C. Misiik
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
Montgomery
Vanelta
Florence Vannatter
Robert, Jr
Gordon Ray
Eleanor
Betty
Glenna Jean
Gloria
Lindakerr
Lewis Vannatter
Bethwood
Margaret Harvey
Max Josephine Legg
Longacre
Audrey Autrey
Baltimore
Biddy Copeland
Drennan
Hanna Reed
Bertha Vannatter
Drenna
Youths to Elect Governor Today in Mountaineer School Nominat
At Mountaineer Boys' Shire training school James Henry Fresh of Clarksburg and Robert Leaf of Fairmont lead primary tickets for tomorrow's election. Fresh, 17, is Nationalist gubernatorial nominee, advocating neutrality and conservation. Leaf, 16, tops Federalist field. Other nominations listed with party ties and towns, including state officers and a note on the Federalist platform calling for abolition of the county school system.
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Jackson's Mill
Mountaineer Boys’ Shire
American Legion
James Henry Fresh
Clarksburg
Robert Leaf
Fairmont
Fresh
Leaf
East Fairmont
T. Les Fresh
Washington-Irving High School
Gettysburg (Pa) College
Gordon Shingleton
Charleston
Arthur Fisher
Parkersbourg
Willard Mellyain
South Charleston
Nemineca
Lewis E. Qsterling
Weirton
Melvin Burka
Robert Bruce
New Martinsville
Jerome ©. Brown
Buckhannon
Herbert Shhoener
Charles M. Patrick
Hunfington
Lawrence Lukas
Wheeling
David Orrahood
R. J. Proudfoot
Nutter Fort
Richard London
Huntington
Clyde Clark, Jr
Weston
Treasure
Charles Callahan
James Capehart
Federalist
Two Morris Harvey Alumni Received Golden Eagle Honor
Clyde L Harshbarger and David Kirby were named to the Order of the Golden Eagle at Morris Harvey college alumni banquet in the Daniel Boone hotel. Harshbarger is bank treasurer and Kirby heads the college’s development, with 138 attendees listening to C N Fa.
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Clyde L. Harshbarger
David Kirby
Order of the Golden Eagle
Morris Harvey College
Daniel Boone
Harshbarger
Banke of Milteh
Kirby
State Education Association
Marshall Buckarew
C. N. Fa Assisant
Cabell County
Henry R. Glass
Charleston
Buckslew
W. H. Walker
Ruth Vinson
Preston Wilson
Advertising Salesman Dies of Bullet Wound
Thomas P. Shafer 28 an advertising salesman of 148 Court Street died yesterday afternoon from a bullet wound deemed personal safety related by Coroner C F Sayre. The body will go to the Clendenin home of his parents Mr and Mrs Charles G Shafer this morning via Caste Wilson mortuary. He is survived by his wife Elsie six brothers Charles E A E E D and Clarence E of Charleston district Quinton and Orville T of Clendenin and two sisters Mrs H C Handley Huntington and Mrs Vera Lynch Houston Texas.
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Thomas Elliott
John Thomas Elliott
Montgomery
Elliott
Windfall
Montgomery American Legion Lost
Henrietta Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows
Montgomery Baptist Church
Leonard Stage
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
Elizabeth Elliott
Gene
E. Elliott
U.S. Navy
San Pedro
Calif
E. Wisecarver
Rustbury
Harry Shyrock
Feed Glosser
Lorain
Thomas P. Shafer
Court Street
C. F. Sayre
Clendeniis
Charles G. Shafer
Wilson Mortuary
Elsie
Charles E
A. E
E. D
Clarence E
Charleston
Quinton
Orville T
Clendenin
H. C. Handley
Huntington
Vera Lynch
Houston
Texer
Boy Struck by Bicycle Rider Injures Basim Youth
Robert Basim 14, son of Mr and Mrs C Basim of 1418 Fourth Avenue, was hit while crossing Third Avenue and Florida Street about 8:30 PM. He suffered fractures of both bones in the lower left leg at St Francis Hospital. Names listed include Isabelle Shafer Litton of Clendenin and several Shafer family members from nearby areas.
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San Tnta
Robert Basim
C. Basim
Fourth Avenue
Third Avenue
Florida Street
St. Francis Hospital
Isabelle Shafer Litton
Clendenin
Gvesons, Meades
Tom C
Philip P. Shafer
Wellford
von B. Shafer
Frame
Mark T. Shafer
Sissonville
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bin & M
Oand Coty, Inc
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Loews, Inc
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Lone Star Cem
Redienia
Curtis Pub
Lorillard
Sperry Corp
Allied Chemien
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Louis & Nash
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Marshall
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Soak Co
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Texas Gulf Sul
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Imp. Co
Steel
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Ueller
Foster Wheeler
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Axle Co
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Atl Coast Line
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Atlantic Refs
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Union Oil
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Baldwin Love
Biae
Newport Ind
Aire Lines
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Aviation
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Sly United Aircraft
Ohio Bt Shi
Gillette Safety Norts Amn
United Corph
Barber & Co
Tazoy Ab Ate
United Gorn Rendix Aviation
Gimbet Bros
Unites
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Blaw-Knox
Glidden Co
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Goddrich B.f.i Mt
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Gondyr
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U. S. Pipe & Foundry
Borg Warner Ax
Otis Steel
Graham Paige
Otis Elevator
Ae Bridgeport Brass
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MG Briges Mfg
Lita Lai
U. S
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Pal
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Packare ‘Motors
Sutler
Hudson Motors
Penny
Tessed Steel
Pati Warne
Bros
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On & Gas
Colts Pvt
Fite Ariea
Canton Mills
Interlake Tronne
Thy
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VNI Creole Fetraleum
Corp. Pree, & Gamble A Atte
Western Md
Exel Picher
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Western Union
Celanese Corp
Dept.Pullman. Inc
Elec
Bond & Share
Gerra de Paseo
Chess& Ghia
St. Cra Vy Oy Og
Huthole Ou
Chewsier Corp
BFL Intl
Prits
Radio Corp
Aly
White Motors BN Ba
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Gay - Petrete
Wilson, & Co
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Rumington-Rand
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Layvy Wityworth
Bly Te Pliney-Bowereer
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Reynolds
Yello Trick
Pab Avianan
Ay Ate Bey
Withamery
Omr
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Thy United Gar Corp
Big
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United
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Bey
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Kresger
Sear
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Kroger Gro
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N.Y
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REW York
Colton Futures
Lower
Mazen
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Associated New York
Santos
Hais, Upham and Company
Bond
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Chase
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Ate
Chemical
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First National
Guaranty
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Rust
Empire
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Natcher
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Treasury A
Weneey
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Enh
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Ing.ag
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New York Poultry
Abpoctalod Press
Mutter
Menthy Cand Ogildtwertern
Saechabe
GMS
Tancy Jivavler
Prosar
United Aircraft Head
Dow Jones
Europe
Finland
France
Germany
Iman
Far
Japan
Honekong
Shangwal
RB. F
Lefty
UAW
CIO Unio
Richard
Elk
Fronchiman
Louise FP. Garnett
Vandale Mortuary
Louise P. Garnett
Looneyville
M. P. Lowe
William Harold Doyle
Seviet-Solvay
Harewood
Keeoke
Ida. Belle Doyle
Mary
Ann
Nancy Sue
LW. Doyle
Homer
David
Hemphill
Grace Kelly
Dryden
Hansford Matheny
Coal Fork
Bartlett and Wynns Morluary
Belle
Gree Matheny
Inca Lucas
Plus
Emily
Beulah Matheny
Earl of
Tad
Ord
Mite
Clifford
Charles
Gilbert
Joe Burns
Quick
Mary Young
Tadard
Ohley Arnold
Dryaranch
Cabin Creek
Ernest
Carey
Elk Two
Robert L. Maynor
Fayevle
Roy Mayhon
Tenth Avenue
Homer Cummings
Fayetteville
George Morgan
Fry Street
Bedford
Harden and Harden Mortuary
John D. Witcher
William Witgis
East Street
Harden and Harden
Cheister
LeEthe
Witcher
Sirs
J. J. Clark
Lilly Estes Steidt
Lilly Estes Steidl
Davis Creek
Bartlett Mortus
Samuel S. Sista
Harry D. Foster
Charles D, Humm
Gudried
Sarah
Rively Shafer
Sarah E
Hivaly Shafer
Franjo Tate
A. A
Ning Hively
Rowe County
Early Abbott
Hafer Morniny
Elleview
Garrisburg
Jackson’s Mill
H. R. Glass
ANS Automobile
Magee Real Estate
Abtein
Cnnventeot
Southeastern Svgs, & Loan
Tly Hale
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