Markets Climb as Traders Cheer Weekend Gains
New York June 4 Markets closed near session highs as securities rallied with strong gains in American Telephone and American Tobacco led by steel and chemical sectors. Analysts caution on outlook amid uncertain national finances and Washington developments affecting future demand and investor sentiment.
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Associates
Yew
York
Security Martes
Ben
Amarea
Mia
Haley
Peralian
Ita
American ‘Telephone
American ‘Tobacco Pee
TD & Wetl
Aimee
Bate
Bas
Washington
Grain and Provisions Drift Amid Wheat Price Slide
Associated Press reports Chicago wheat prices tumbled as selling intensified on stop orders and expiration fears. Market nerves persisted with futures slipping and oats holding around prior levels amid tales of tax moves and looming exchanges.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Cnkaes
Chicago
Live Stock Prices In Pittsburgh Auction Market Report
Hogs 1,200 head slow to steady with light weights and good end, prices around 3.90-3.85 per 100 pounds. Cattle 75 head nominal with steers 900-1,200 pounds and cows mostly in the 3.40-5.00 range. Calves 75 slow to steady with good and choice 6.00-8.00. feeders 3.20-8.00. Feeder and pig values noted, with various weights and categories listed in brief.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
D. A
Brorp
Pittsburgh Produce Market Roundup Shows Slow Demand
AP dispatch from Pittsburgh notes dull produce activity on June 4 with apples steady around 1.35 to 1.38 per bushel, cabbage 0.18 to 0.25 per pound, and potatoes near steady at about 0.47 per pound. Texas and Louisiana crates and sacks command mixed prices while New York and Mississippi items appear varied. overall market shows limited demand and cautious trading.
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Associated Press
Fittsburgh
U. B
B. A
New York
Ste
Texas
South Carolina
Associated Dyers
Broffert Freignt
iMa- le
Trade Trends in 1932 Industries and Commodities
Trade trends show electric refrigeration units around 506000 versus 300000 in 1931 per Standard Statistics Co. Hides exports from Argentina to other countries fell 33 percent year over year first quarter. US remained sole buyer. Canned foods market soft with irregular demand. fresh Marr land tomatoes scarce. Apparel demand contracted with lower profit margins. clothing sales likely down about 30 percent from last year.
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Preece
Vie Btandard Statistics Co
New York Help Exchange
Oif
United States
Btadistics Co
Fail Street Briefs From The Associated Press
In New York June weather and business notes report steel mill operations in the Srenngsiam Glatrict expected to average a high capacity share. Pullman Company closes 21 agencies as part of a program to meet lower traffic conditions. Bond financing totals weekly reach 612,210,423 versus 32,808,741 last week. Year to date offerings total 327,590,154. Argentina grain shipments for five months exceed last year by 782,181 tons. US refiners’ rogal melt from January 1 to pay 38 totals 41,485,000 long tons, deliveries 4,408,006.
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Associated Preap
NW York
Pullman Company
Ingendice
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphi
Btste
Argentios
Bureau of Information
United States
Weather Data Farecant and Regional Forecast Summary
Regional weather notes report partly cloudy and warm conditions across western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky with a tendency toward continued warmth and possible Monday cloudiness Thunderstorms are noted in northern Kentucky and southeastern states The report cites miscellaneous weather figures and a few unrelated national notes including poultry and Treasury data from the Associated Press and U S customs duties figures for June 2
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Charter Issued For Point Pleasant Livestock Sales Co
Charter was issued yesterday by the secretary of state to the Point Pleasant Livestock Sales Company of Point Pleasant. Officers listed include Evane Jr of Gallipella C C G grave Gay Casto Levi Casto and H McNeill all of Point Pleasant. Schoolboy rooters of Westminster England wore top hats at a recent school athletic meet.
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Point Pleasant Livestock Sales Company
Point Pleasant
Pointers Evane, Jr
Gallipella
C. C. G. Grave
Gay Casto
Levi Casto
8. H. McNeill
Behoolboy Rootera
Westminster
Ingland
Bond Market Surge Echoes Friday Gains Across Sectors
The bond market again spurted in June trading with all listed securities rising one to nine points. Despite profit taking in income issues, most prices closed near highs as volume reached 8.297 million par value, the best Saturday since February. Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake Ohio, New York Central and Pennsylvania led gains alongside utilities and industrials such as American Water Works, American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel and Columbia Gas.
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Asenciated Press
New York
Baltimore
Ohio
Chemapeake
Wicket Plan
New York Central
Pennsylvania
American Water Works
American Telephone
Bethlehem @teel
Columbia Gainiga Sokerameal Ronde
Fliers to Tey plan new round the world flight
Barnett Griffin of Oklahoma City and Jimmie Mattern of Fort Worth arrived in Chicago from Oklahoma City in four hours and 10 minutes. They expect to fly to New York next, where gas tanks from the Winns May will be installed, with a possible start or finish in New York or Chicago, depending on weather.
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Chicago
Barnett Griffin
Oklahoma City
Jimmie Mattern
Fort Worth
Tey
Mattern
New York
Winns
Post and Gatty
Father Receives State Award Over Son’s Death
George Stone of Hetzel was awarded 810 monthly by the state compensation department for the death of his son Harry Stone, who died from injuries while employed by Georges Creex Coat company. Walter F. Roce of Bluefield received 817 weekly for injuries sustained while working for Appalachian Electric Power Company.
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George Stone
Hetzel
State Compensation Department
Harry Stone
Georges Creex Coat Company
Walter F. Roce
Bluefield
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Eight Cities Will Help In State Wide Air Tour
Huntington June 4 The West Virginia air tour association lists eight cooperating cities for the first statewide air tour Huntington Charleston Bluefield White Sulphur Springs Kingwood Wheeling and Parkersburg A meeting of the association’s executive committee to map the itinerary will be held in Weston tomorrow.
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Huntington
Asmatane
West Virginia
Howard G. Mayas
Charleston
Bluefield
White
Lions Leader to Speak at International Convention
Jennings Randolph West Virginia district governor accepted an invitation to speak at the International Lions convention in Los Angeles. He will address attendees on July 20 the second day of the four day meeting, as 25 Lions from the state are expected to attend.
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Elkina
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia Lions Clubs
Covention
Los Angeles
Randolph
Wate Lions
Lune Se
Bucknell Trustees Nominate Woman Leader for Penitentiary Post
Bucknell University trustees consider Dr. Mary Betrie, director of Alderson Federal Penitentiary for Women in West Virginia, as the first woman nominee for the posts in 86 years, marking a historic appointment for the prison leadership.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Mary Betrie
Federal Penitentiary For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Hatfield Endorsed by Capel County Republicans
Huntington June 4 Hatfield United States Senator Henry D Hatfield was unanimously endorsed by the Capel county republican executive committee as a candidate for vice president. Hatfield a surgeon and president of Huntington is serving his first term as senator.
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Huntington
United States
Henry D. Hatfield
Capel County
Republican Executive Committee
Hatfield
Negro Club Plans Campaign Meeting In Kanawha County
The Kanawha county Negro democratic club schedules a Wednesday eve gathering at the court house to map campaign strategy. E. E. Twine serves as president and L. & Berry as secretary as members and friends from the county are invited. A separate note mentions a minature locomotive built in Kaukauna Wisconsin by Arnold Ristow, traveling 30 mph, modeled after a Great Northern oil burner. Beattie Mayor elect John F. Dore will be sworn in June 6 with a civic charity ball at the Oriole.
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Kanawha County
Negro Democratic Club
E. E., Twine
L. &. Berry
Engin Kaukauna
Wls
Arnold Ristaw
Great Northern Oil
Rall
Ald
Beattle
John F. Dore
Beattie
Oirle Auil
Ben Lomond Red House Considered for Government Dams
Ben Lomond and Red House are eyed as sites for new Ohio river and Kanawha river dams. Major Fred W. Herman sold the Ben Lomond option yesterday. W H McAlpin of St Louis and Lt. Col. W. H. Starnes led inspections. Project cost 5 to 6 million dollars. If surveys satisfy, Congress may fund dam work and create hundreds of jobs.
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Ben Lomond
Red House
Ohio River
Fred W. Herman
Huntington
W. H. McAlpin
Bt. Loum
Ret House
Kanawha River
Congress
Vaudeville at St Anthony Hall by Imps of St Anthony’s
Vaudeville programs at St Anthony’s Church school sanitorium present at 2:30 this afternoon and 8:00 tonight feature "Mise Personality" by Margaret Stubblefield, dances by Betty Corkrean Gloria Monahan Kathryn Rynd Carolyn Petty and a long cast list with Lucia Doolittle and Roberta Rynd.
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St. Anthony's Church
St. Anthony's School
Margaret Stubblefield
Anyce Watters
Betty Corkrean
Gloria Monahan
Kathryn Rynd
Carolyn Petty
Old Maids’ Club
Luella
Primrose
R. M. Rynd
Misa Susan Hopewell
Nora Melen
Ric
Mise Marie Hopewell
Richard Midkitt
Bailie Brown
Miea
Honora Hulbert
Dora Doolittie
J. J. Milconin
Faith Snowmore
Betsy Bobbinet
M. A. Corkrenn
Lucia
Bors
Peggy Glass
Tommy Doolittle
Bernard Ruftmer
Philip James
Renee Goftaun
Roberta Rynd
Mya. C. N. Jarrett
House Approves Power Company Conference Tax Plan
The House backed three per cent levy changes targeting electrical energy consumption rather than gross receipts. Senator Ashurst and Connally urged immediate action as Senate approval looked likely by Monday. The treasury projected yields at 97.1 billion with savings from economy and supply measures to meet a roughly 1.6 billion deficit. The conference report passed quickly after three and a half hours of debate, with a viva voce vote—no roll call—allowing tax increases to proceed.
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Senate
Ashurst
D- Ariz
Connally
Texas
Renators Watson
Harrieoan
Miss
Treasury
Crisp
Garner
Aysa
Representative Buell
New York
Rene Ory
Returned From New York Visit Mentioned
Molly Jenking of Perk Avenue and Nora Melenric of Sixth Street are noted as having returned from a visit to New York.
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Miex
Molly Jenking
Perk Avenue
Nora Melenric
Sixth Street
Pare
New York
Hawkins Family Attends Lynchburg Funeral for Edward Rotehtein
Mrs Willem A Hawkins and her daughter Miss Virginia Hawkins left yesterday for Lynchburg Virginia to attend the funeral of Edward Rotehtein father of Mrs Hawkins.
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Willem A. Hawkins
Virginia Hawking
Lynchburg, Va
Edward Rotehtein
Hawkins
Local Hospital Notes Record Admissions and Discharges
Notes from Charleston and surrounding areas list multiple admissions to Staate and St Francis hospitals, including Mm. F. E. Meadow, Lowell Alderman, Mrs Thelma Carter, Miss Margaret Milam, D. Dominic, and Archie Petern. Discharges include John Kirby, Charles Oliver, Mrs J. W. Latimer, and Mrs A. V. Greenlee among others.
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F. E. Meadow
Charleston
Staate
Lowell Alderman
Marlette
Blasts Hospital
Thelma Carter
Wyoming
Kanawha Valley
Misa Margaret Milam
Dunbar
Francis Hospital
D. Dominic of
Stuithers
Bt. Prancis Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
John Kirby
Bt. Saville
Charles Oiiver
Street
J. W. Latimer
Homer B. Woods
Supreme Court
Charleston General Hospital
A. V. Greenlee
McCormick Satreet
McMillan Hospital
Budget Drafts Tax Vacationers As Fun Faces Heavy Tax
Budget measures aimed at balancing the budget would tax vacationers and leisure goods. The plan imposes a 10 percent tax on sporting goods and amusement items, a one cent per gallon gas tax, a variety of per unit levies, and motor boat taxes ranging from 10 to 200 dollars yearly, with penalties for alcohol and candy sold at roadside stands. The proposal targets holiday travel, picnics, and summer recreation as sources of revenue.
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Colton Washington
Senate
Uncle Sam
Budget Taxes and Revenue Projections Mentioned
The text outlines varying tax proposals and revenue estimates including a 10 percent levy on vacationers, an income tax plan yielding about 362 million dollars, and a three cent rate on letters. It mentions broader taxes on telephone, telegraph, radio, and cable messages, and a two cent tax on bank checks, among other items.
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Slectria Wilitiw Fs
Loyes Announce Birth Of Son At Hospital
Mr and Mrs Loy of Ciimat street announce the birth of a five and one half pound son yesterday afternoon at Mt State hospital Mr Loy is a well known druggist
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Loys
Rs.b
Loy
Ciimat
Mt. State
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