Currency Move Is Up to Others
In New York June 7 the piece notes currency stabilization ideas shaping up as Morgenthau hints at foreign action while experts warn of maldistribution in dollar and gold policies. It discusses exchanges, international lending, and the risk of As US assets being traded for foreign currency and notes at depreciated prices.
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Merrylaw
Rukeyser
New York
Sam
Morgenthau
Josiah Stamp
Britain
Roy
United States
Rnion
Geneva
Larderello and a mix of unlikely topics rise in a chaotic piece
The text merges notes on Larderello a volcanic town in Pisa with unrelated literary gossip, finance musings and historical figures. It references an electric power system derived from a volcano and a diverse set of anecdotes about novels by Madeleine de Scuttery, Indian age remarks and theories on war debt.
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Larderello
Pomerance
Pisa
Maly
Outg Ping
Bank Stock Prices in Quiet Market Session
The Associated Press reports a calm market with cotton cloth prices largely unchanged and delayed food orders. Men's wear orders remained steady, sales of all grades for quick cutting improved, while burlap continued firm with quiet trading and firm demand noted for Mayon and Yazsa items.
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P Niitty
Ateacy
Yazsa
Live Stock Prices and Market Updates Across Regions
The Associated Press reports on livestock markets in Chicago Baltimore and New York with cattle calves and steers trading mixed. Slaughter steers cows and bulls show varied prices as buyers adjust to demand while sheep and lamb markets show modest gains and regional price differences.
Fragmentary train of garbled labels from a June toledo notice
Fragmented OCR text shows grafts on track labels with color codes and numbered references. The readable items include a list of color coded tags and serial numbers and an attached base track accessory description. Content is partial and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Price Fluctuations Narrow on Curb Market
Price movements on the curb market remained narrow with scattered early selling and final minute buying trimming losses. Trade volume neared 157,007 shares, with totals around 178,000 on Thursday as miners and several firms posted modest gains including Newmont Hunker Will and Bulle t. Fractional gains appeared for American Cyanamid and other listed names amid general subdued activity.
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New York
Tata
Newmont
Hunker
Bullet
Voleum
Pittsburgh prices pattern at wholesale staple markets
New York June reports show wholesale price levels for staples slipped slightly from prior levels with mixed movements in grains vegetables and dairy. Treasury receipts and expenses posted totals with large year to date changes, while commodity quotes ranged modestly with some items holding steady and others easing.
Stocks Hover In Quiet Market As Dow Stagnates
New York June 7 Stocks moved in a quiet unexciting pattern with modest gains on the close while major averages showed little frisson. The Associated Press notes a steady yield tilt with dividends and preferreds lifting values, bank reserves at a record 2.435 billion, and investors wary of NRA revival debates. The Dow Jones average edged up a fraction to around 42.3 with thin turnover and scattered losses across issues as wheat and cotton drifted lower and private economists urge policy tweaks.
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Toces
Serison
Xharts
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Congress
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U. S
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Steamboat Liberty to Take Passengers Between Cities
The packet steamboat Liberty, being repainted and improved, will be ready to carry passengers between Charleston and Pittsburgh when she arrives in Charleston next Thursday night. Round trip tickets are valid for trips leaving Charleston Friday mornings and returning the following Thursday nights. The boat will stay at Pinxburah two days so passengers may keep their staterooms without extra charge.
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Liberty
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Pinxburah
Normandie to cross Atlantic at modest pace say officials
New York June 7 a calm note from Capt Reno Puignet says the Normandie will not chase a record, aiming for an average 28 knots across the Atlantic and to reach Havre by next Wednesday. The report echoes past French officials statements during the ship s maiden voyage.
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Normandie
New York
Hiner Tivemen
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Cherbourg
Dune
Brooks Steady Yet Buoyant Markets In Mixed Trading
New York June 7 AP steady buying slips in late session with small price changes across bonds. Curb stocks slide moderately, foreign exchanges mixed while French franc tests. Cotton drops as 10 percent loan recommendation up to 1035 crop and continuing processing tax. Sugar quiet with liquidation by commission houses. Coffee dull as traders sell.
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New York
Commission House
Radio Highlights NCAWEAP Network Programs and Names
Radio schedule lists numerous acts and programs across NCAWEAP network including Tommy Tucker Creheat Eddie Duchin's Orchstras Fletcher orchestras and The Songfellows Quartet. Entries include Centralia City, Chicago connections, National Open Oak, U G Interfraternity, and events from 3:00 to 8:00 with ensembles such as Orville Knapp and Claude Hopkins Orchest. The listing names many bands, orchestras, and venues with timing details and announcer notes.
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Centralia
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al Inleon
the Chateau
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Eal
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Tee
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Chicago
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F. W. Wile
Sione
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Bernie
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Claude Hopkins
Orchent
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Art Jarrett
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Piath
Nietmen
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Chick Webb
Jack Teller
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Bhander
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Ray Noble
Orehestra
Cleveland
Baptist Boys Camp to Run in July in Webster County
The West Virginia Baptist boys camp will be conducted from July 15 to 27 in Webster County five miles from Cowen. Activities include baseball swimming hiking volleyball fishing and scouting courses. Instructors include Rev. Hugh D. Pickett Rev. Ralph Ostergren and several others. Boys may register by sending names and addresses with $1 to Rev. L Z Powers at Fairmont.
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West Virginia
Bright to Preach Here at Brean Memorial Church
The Rev John Bright of Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va will preach at morning and evening services at Brean Memorial Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He serves as summer rector of the Presbyterian church at Point Pleasant.
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Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Brean Memorial Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Point Pleasant
Board Promotes Charleston Man
F. Callison of Charleston was appointed state supervisor of liquor stores and district agents by the control commission yesterday. The commission named He Walkup of Renick to succeed Cal lson as supervisor of stores In Kenawha, Braxton, Clay and Nicholas. The commission also named officers for a store In Adams avenue, Huntington, A. Boyd is the manager and R. P. Burke the caller.
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Rails Industrials Gain But Utilities Decline
Market note reports rails and industrials rising while utilities fall as investors weigh government policy and bond yields. Industrial strength shows modest gains with mixed shifts across sectors.
West Virginia State Briefs 7 June 1935 items and notices
Beckley reports John Ilte to serve 18 months in the state penitentiary for the slaying of Tom Wray, after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter. Logan covers Carry Blair's murder trial, with past life sentences reversed by the Supreme Court. Bracken news lists local elections, school posts, and a Ripley Landing home for the aged and children, plus Huntington horse show, Wheeling death, a 19th baby in England, and legal public notices across multiple towns.
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Ite
Ile
Raleigh County
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Hawkins Biasken
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Parkersburg
Etta MM. Barnes
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