Stock Exchange Closing Prices and Market Summary
NEW YORK stock market faced selling pressure with steely and aircraft stocks dragging the Dow. Bulls cited a clouded international scene and overbought conditions as aiding liquidation. U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, United Aircraft and General Motors led gains among big names while utilities and rail shares lagged. Turnover near 390,000 shares. bonds steady with limited movement.
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Chen
Radta Corn Am
Aga
Roll Ami
Barhide Ma Atrerott Veu
New York
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Mills
Airestora
Consolidated Edison
Columbia Gas
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
U. S. Steel
Hethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Boeing
Cart
Electric Bond & Share
Pittsburgh Metalluric
Cities Service
American Light
United Light
Marie McDonald gets lead role in Getting Gertie's Garter
Hollywood gossip notes Marie McDonald, "The Body," lands the top female lead in Getting Gertie's Garter directed by Alan Dwan with Dennis O'Keefe. The column bundles industry chatter on Sally Eilers, future projects, bids for Dillinger rights, and Marlene Dietrich’s request to return to Hollywood, amid a flurry of casting and production updates.
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Louesla
Parsons Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Gertie
Eddie Small
Dennis O'Keefe
Alan Dwan
Marie
Livestock market report Chicago June 4 sales and prices
Salable hogs 6 000, cattle 3 000, total 22 900 head. Meats mixed with goods and choice hogs strong, steers and heifers mostly lower, bulls steady. Lambs and sheep prices varied, veal and westerns present. receipts and value for each category listed with prices and quality distinctions.
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Chicago
Cella
Sinvete
Ital
Satabie Sheen
Zion
Matty
Sham Ewes
Permits and Dueling Verbiage At Local Dwellings
The record lists permits for several dwellings and property actions with names such as Jeeepe Bevhens and 112 1 pasate Ay. It notes construction or retaining wall work at 306 Beane and 330 Allngus, with references to Ly Pennevivenia Ar and W. Mikkmen. A side note mentions MacArthur forces moving toward Tokyo and the need to save every scrap of paper for wartime efficiency.
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Beane
Ette
A. Marpar
Enieken
W. Mikkmen
MacArthur
Tokyo
Market Prices and Financial Figures Across New York
A compact, period style summary listing butter and eggs price quotes, cream and wholesale figures, plus notes on oats, wheat, potatoes, and stock market trends. Includes June 4 data from New York and Pittsburgh reports with receipts, expenditures, balances, and debt figures.
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New York
OPA
First Clinics to Aid Disabled Persons Held in West Virginia
Disabled persons barred from work were examined at the first in a series of clinics across West Virginia to place them in gainful employment. Held during National Rehabilitation Week, the program is led by state and federal agencies including the Vocational Rehabilitation Division, U S Employment Service, War Manpower Commission, U S Civil Service Commission, and the state public assistance department. The second clinic is June 6 in Wheeling, with follow ups in Clarksburg June 7-8 and Bluefield June 8, offering medical treatment, surgery, artificial limbs, and job placement assistance, followed by training.
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West Virginia
State Education Department
U. 8
Civil Service Commission
as+ assistance department
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Bluefield
Roan of Huntington and Mrs Wok Lose Homes After Vi
A fragment reports Roan of Huntington and Mrs Wok displaced from their homes after a violent incident in the Little ’n pon area. LP Allen, in Nitra, noted the event.
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Nitro
Hunington
Mra Wok
Alien
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Allen
Im Nitra
Heart trouble reflections from The Gazette 1945
A 1945 Gazette column muses on heart illness and its social echo. The writer notes public fuss over ailments, jokes of Nick the Greek, and the mercy of illness striking the young less often, arguing heart trouble often comes to those worn by life.
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Nick
Radio and Theaters Mix of Programs and Local News
A patchwork radio schedule lists shows from 1:40 to 12:45 with Johnny Presents and Fibber McGee among programs. Local news covers Overcharging settlements totaling 1115.02, payments to Abels Super Market and others, plus a brief crime note: a city sailor was robbed on Summers Street of $43.
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Tie Bicdeley
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Thei
Percy
Roy Shield
Kens
Eicortes
Cap
Anty & Mitt
Bes
Jimey Carrol
Essa
W. Va
Alre—Kurn Kobalers
KDEA
Henry
Deving Howe News
Anais
Sterr
Peyink
Nathupad Treasury
West Virc Aint Histrict
Price Ademinis
Yesten Lister
Abels Super Market
Pariersburg
Thuy NM
Talbott Garage
Buckhannon
Walliamson Fruit Market
Williamson
C. Grimm
Grimms ‘Landing
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Fox's
Clifton
Mason
Ells
Charles
Rory
Diamond
East Rainelle
Central Super Market
St . Adin
Baker’s
Araid
Baker's Far
Summers St
Ball Battery Manufacturing Co
Liz
Reynalds St
West Virginia Delegates Named for Home Ec Conference
West Virginia will send delegates to the National Association for High School Home Economics clubs meeting in Chicago in June. Miss Pycil, state supervisor, and Miss Barbara Ann Boggs of Sutton High School are chosen regional chairman and will represent five states. Miss Stout is among eight national advisers, chaired by Miss Betty Lee Henshaw of Charles Town. Delegates from 45 states are expected as the Chicago meeting adopts a constitution and elects officers.
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West Virginia
Chia Ng
Pycil
Barbara Ann Boggs
Sutton High School
Stout
Betty Lee Henshaw
Charles Town
Chicarn
Juveniles Sentenced To State Industrial Schools In Charleston
Juvenile Judge Charles Ruehle sentenced a Charleston boy and girl to state industrial schools after they violated predation and immorality charges. The girl had been found guilty of immorality and auto theft tied to a parking incident. Bankruptcy petition filed in district court by Ray Harbiert of Alun Creek lists liabilities at $1469.
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Charleston
Charles Ruehle
Stern
Ray Harbiert
Alun Creek
Weaving fear and policy in postwar planning
In a discussion of Western attitudes toward Germany and Russia, the text argues that fear shapes motives, leading to no clear plan or approach. It notes the German fascist threat, Russia’s strategic position, and the hope for a big three meeting to prevent a split postwar Germany. Kiwanis club hears Harry Brawley on the San Francisco conference at the Daniel Boone hotel.
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Fascista
Germany
Russia
Rucha
Brawley
Harry Brawley
Morris Harvey College
San Francisco
Kiwanis Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Fair Enough Continued From Fage On Unemployment Pensions
Fragmentary remarks discuss payrolls, layoffs, and unions. The text hints at graft, taxation for unemployment pensions, and a tomorrow message to humanity. Named figures or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
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Fage
Truman
Victory garden grows curled cress and pepper grass
For spring and summer salads grow curled cress or pepper grass in soil or a sunny window. Germinate in a glass bowl with sand, cover with glass until sprouts appear. Goldfish bowl or shallow pan works, as cress grows rapidly outdoors. Water cress forms flashier stems and leaves but requires very moist soil.
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