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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

16

Stocks Edge Higher as Merger News Lifts Market

The market showed modest gains with several rail and utility issues advancing. Pete Marquette preferred stock rose on a merger with Chesapeake and Ohio facing a federal court injunction. Poor performers included U S Gypsum and Texas Pacific Land Trust while several major names slipped slightly amid broader bond market weakness.

Pete Marquette Ward the Chesapeake & Ohio Titrough Pacific Western Gilway Union Pacific Republic Steel Woolworth Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Glenn Martin Eastern Air Lines American Telephone Westinghouse Union Carbide Philip Morris General Electric Texas Pacific Land Trust Delanese Texas Co Southern Pacific Great NorthernRailway U. S. Gypsum U. 5 Stel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Chrysler Goodrich Good

Stocks Edge Higher in Slow Market Trade

In New York on June 5 stocks crawled into the plus column but many leaders faltered in a slow session. The tape lagged as gains remained fractions up to about eight points while declines predominated. Volume reached 520000 shares versus 820000 Thursday, matching last Monday's level.

New York Fisher

Mixed Livestock Prices Across Chicago and Pittsburgh Markets

Chicago hogs and cattle futures show uneven gains with higher bids on fed steers and yearlings, while sheep and vealers face steady demand. Pittsburgh reports active trading, prices rising for steers and heifers, with mixed ranges for corn and oats futures. Treasury receipts and expenditures for June indicate a deficit and rising total debt, alongside a market summary of bonds and equity activity.

Chicago Pittsburgh Ted Helfers Des York Associated Press Nats Vadvanend Board of Trade Jtorn Treasury Washington The

Butter and Eggs Market Update From New York Warehouse

New York wholesale egg market reports steady prices with receipts slightly lower. Listings show creamery and grade prices across weights and scores, with whites and extras featuring varied quotes and a steady tone amid bulk carton demand.

New York

USDA Transfers Surplus Farm Commodities to WAA

The USDA has relegated disposal of surplus agricultural commodities to the War Assets Administration. WAA Director Alex H. Cooper said an inventory of property to be disposed of is being prepared. Veterans will be certified at the WAA office using certificates for agricultural commodities and foods, not by specific branches.

WAA United States Department of Agriculture War Assets Administration Alex H. Cooper

Jurist Heads to Jurists Conference in Asheville

Federal Judge Ben Moore will leave the city for Asheville North Carolina to attend a conference of jurists within the fourth U S circuit court of appeals region.

Ben Moore Asheville N.C Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals

New Officers Named by 31 Area Leaders Baptist Convention

About 31 area leaders from the Charleston Boy Scout council were tapped to serve on an expansion committee for the scouts fund. Walter G. Crichton chaired the effort, with dozens of named members assisting division heads and officials on the expansion campaign.

Area Leaders Baptist Convention Scout Fund Charleston Boy Scot Council Walter G. Crichton Jnon Thomas 7. Blair, Jr William, Blizzzard William S. Brackett Clifton W. Cooper Ellsworth Curtin John Ib. Easton William Oscar Nelson St. Bishop E. &. Strider Robert Thom i. A. M. Vickers W. G. Pol Dr George H. Vick Wardior

Manufacturers to Boost Savings Bond Sales in WV Meetings

West Virginia Manufacturers Assoc launches a two week series of meetings chaired by firm executives in Charleston Huntington Parkersburg Wheeling Clarksburg and Map linshoro to promote payroll deductions for Treasury June series bonds. Planned by Arthur Shoffstall, the meetings aim to advance the nationwide June bond promotion through employer participation.

Huntington West Virginia G. A.graham U. S. Rubber Co Duncan Esperolary Dayton Box and [Lumber Co Parkersburg A. H .Mergy American Viscose jCorp Wheeling F. Steele Earnshaw U. S. Stamping Co Clarksburg Clinton F. Israel Pressident Master Glass Co Maplinshoro Garland Dunn Dunn Woolen Co

St Albans Scout Troop Plans Eastern Trip

Scout Master Roland W. Ruff will lead St Albans Scout Troop No. 14 from St Marks Episcopal Church on a eight day bus and hike trip. The route covers White Sulphur Springs, Blue Bend camp, Monongahela National Forest, Middle Mountain wildlife area to Paddy Knob, then along the Virginia state line back via Seneca forest to Martinson and return to St Albans by bus.

St. Albans St. iMarks Episcopal Church Roland W. Ruff White Sulphur Springs Blue Bendcamp Monongahela i National Forest Mountain Middle Mountain Wild Life Demonstration Paddy Knob Seneca Forest Martinson St. ,Albans

Projection of West Virginia Sewage Works Association

An association to study problems from industrial waste and sewage will be formed in June. The West Virginia Sewage Works and Industrial Wastes Association aims to advance knowledge on collection treatment recovery and disposal and the design operation and management of works for these purposes. The group will elect officers and adopt a constitution at a June 20 meeting with speakers H. Frill of Philadelphia and W. Wisely of Champaign Illinois listed on the program.

M. Dyer West Virginia Frill Philadelphia Wim Wisely Champaign. HI The Federation of Sewage Works Assoc

Realty Firm Chartered The Leigh Land Co in Charleston

The Leigh Land Co a Charleston real estate firm was incorporated yesterday by William Spencer Haynes of Charleston Mary Ferrell Naumann of South Charleston and Millie Nichols Ross of Dunbar. The firm is authorized to issue shares of par value stock.

Leigh Land Co Charleston William Spencer Haynes Mary Ferrell Naumann South Charleston Millie Nichols Ross Dunbar

Construction Details Describe Front Head Building Structure

The notes describe a 40 by 100 foot concrete foundation area with connecting corridors and a front head building measuring 26 by 154 feet. It specifies a single story wood frame construction with concrete foundation, heey veneer walls and built up foot.

Negro Farmers of America Lead at West Virginia State College

Negro vocational agriculture students attended the annual state leadership conference at West Virginia State College. The three day event features livestock judging and state finals in public speaking and parliamentary procedure, with state winners advancing to regional and national contests, led by James Early of Beckley’s Strathan High School.

Negro Vocational Agriculure Jdents New Farmers of America West Virginia State College Greensboro N. C James Early Beckley Strathan High School Thestate Organization

Decrease in Tennessee Vets' Cases Reported by Charleston Office

The Charleston office of the state department of veterans affairs handled 3718 cases last month, down 514 from the prior month. Deputy director John & Anrue Jr. reported yesterday. There were 52 GI educational training applications, 22 death claims and 26 hospitalization applications. Loan applications totaled 318. Insurance conversions totaled $139,000 and insurance restate at $181,000.

Charleston State Department of Veterans Affairs iTohn & Anrue, Jr

Pedestrian James Wallace Clark Killed on Route 522

James Wallace Clark a 40 year old pedestrian died in a highway crash on Route 522 Morgan County. The accident was reported yesterday by the state police accident prevention bureau. It marks the second June fatality and increases the annual toll to 152.

James Wallace Clark U. 5 Morgan Reounty Jpotice Accident Prevention Bureau

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