Market Summary Shows Mixed Day on Declines
New York June 14 Most markets were reactionary with a weak finish after an afternoon rally. Wheat eased, corn dipped, and cotton stayed narrow while bonds moved erratically. Shares drifted as traders protected profits, with notable dips in steel and certain manufacturers though some heavies like Manville rose. Overall moderate loss and mixed readings across sectors.
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Associated Press
York
Stork
Kaale Industries
Canthor
Mara
Ustzinis
Casloga Point
Ameriten Toleyhaye
Forth
Americka
Lowes
Steel
Union Gathide
Bethlehem
General Motors
Horvter
Aled Chemical
Amerson ‘Tobacco
Woolworth
American = Can
Youngstown Sheet
Continental Can
Wast— Ie
United Aircraft
Cam Products
Qwensdnadls
Dobus- Manville
National Diststers
Chrysler Wlge
Casy
General Electric
Washington
Londen
Bollar
Water Volcano of Antigua Described in Colonial Tale
By Robert L Ripsey this explanation notes yesterday's cartoon about Agua volcano near Antigua in Guatemala. It recounts a legend of a sudden flood when a water-filled crater erupted, destroying the city amid darkness and a great deluge.
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la Antigua
Guatemala
Agua
Artral
The Rialto and Other Theaters Offer Busy Week
A string of film offerings across local venues features Crime of the Century and Grand Slam with Wayne Gibson and Stuart Erwin at the Rialto. Hidden Gold and Sinister Hands with Tom Mix and Jack Mulhall at Greenbrier. The Nuisance at Casual with Les Tracy and Madge Evans. The Virginian presents Carver’s Profession and Picture Snatcher with Fay Wray and James Cagney. Hello Sister at the Hearse with Janesenn and Zasu Pitts. Dan Lanning and His Silver Revas on stage, plus Mack Ben mete comedy and Fox sows in the mix.
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Wyane Gibson
Stuart Erwin
Frmce
Maystery
Charles Batterworth
John Millani
Ehyster
the Frog
Virginian
Ann Carver
Fay Wray
Gene Raymond
Claire Dodd
James Cagney
Taiphellamy
Alice Wate
Live Stocks Market Figures From Pittsburgh and Baltimore
Live stock prices and market notes from Pittsburgh and Baltimore dated June 14 44. Cattle hogs and sheep show varied steady to lower bids with weights and cuts listed. calves and calves sales steady. London with associated press reports note 36 000 hogs 49 000 dirent sow market and 1400 1500 lb cattle. New York poultry and fruit prices also cited with mild changes and steady live poultry.
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Pittsburgh
Gattle
Ihe
Wood
Gomimon
Meditem
Elfen
Helfers
Associated Pressy
Baltimore
Chaler
Associated ‘Press
Origagy
New York
Associated Prone
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Aluspnum Company
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Consolidated Gustat Baltimore
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Upham
Amin
Gyanamia
Ani
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Ford Ltd. Viveesssiicieiissery
MidWest
Permroag
Prudentiz
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Piro
Abe Ga
Ceeveerve
Awithont
Atte Transpers
United Gas viii
United Verdn
Associated Press
Pring
Bankers
Dune
St. Louis
Secondary Issues Slightly Heavier Looked in Bond Markets
In New York on June 14 the secondary issues showed slightly heavier tone amid profit taking, with overall trading volume about 15.08 million dollars and a dip in domestic corporate bonds. Government bonds closed with Liberty 32 at 102.16, Brist fin at 102.13, and Treasury notes around 108.7 to 100.3, reflecting uncertainty over the economic conference and congressional actions.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign Exchange Pittsburgh Produce Market Summary
Pittsburgh market report from June lists produce prices with apples at steady, large Baldwins around 2.25, Malina green mountain 1.06 to 1.10 per pound, Michigan Turals near 1.00. Potatoes 72 per fifty pounds, butter and cheese prices largely unchanged, and various regional barrels and tobblers shown.
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Pittsburgh
Associated
U. & Anv
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Barrais
New York
Curb Mart Fluctuates Through Trading Day
New York June 14 curb market shows erratic action with overall prices easing. Utilities gain early, oil stocks slump, several majors slide while a few issues post modest advances amid light turnover.
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Curb Mart
Trade Trends By The Associated Press
Trade centers report strong output with potential upward price revisions in current contracts. Bedding and upholstery materials show price increases around ten percent effective immediately. Bookings reach new highs this year while canned foods stay firm but market activity slows as buyers and sellers await Washington developments.
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Associated Press
Washington Developmenta
Wall Street Briefs and Market Snapshots
Wall Street Briefs report Universal Leaf Tobacco Co declaring an extra dividend of 1 on common stock and earnings outlook for the year ending June 30. GM reports 248,224 common and 17,880 preferred holders second quarter. Money and grain markets, copper and wool, and Treasury balance summaries follow with rate quotes and commodity prices across New York and Toledo observations.
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NEW Fork
Universal “Leaf
Taobxovo Co
General Motors Corp
Shuarter
Cats and Dogs Declare Truce At County Pet Shows
Rival cat and dog groups stage a playful truce to compete in county playground pet shows directed by J L Burns and Fannie Mae BeConkey with judges including Mrs Dallas Tickle and Mr and Mrs Heavener. Readying at Bigley and Dunbar schools, entries span dogs cats rabbits and other pets with detailed prize notes and owner names.
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Dallas Tickle
Paul Heavener
Alonzo Johnson
Wilbur ¢.Prame
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Tiskelwab Tm
Dunbar Negro School
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Fruth
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Lincoln
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Bigley School
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Rey Smith
Indiana
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Blaley Avenue
Eleanor
Louise Morrison
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Margaret Rotke
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sherwood Condit
Bizley Avenue
Donald Wolfe
Hig- Jey Avenue
Audrey Whésor
Howard Mays
Bigley Avenue
Chegfin
Lee Sobsnaon
Burdette Court
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Gantesbury
Thomas
Wrenn
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Alberta Struck
Dorothy Shamblin
Clyde Litton
Wicker
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Richard Gordon
DoDo
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Bob
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Naomi Robertson
Aed
Harry Guhte
Juila
Joseph Corey
Billy Price
Rebecca Hughes
Orls Pettit
Henry Penn
Robert Layne
Juanita Holt
Dunbark Wegre
Frikz
Edward Nuniallys
Daisy Haga
Preachy
Odeassa Pike
Lady
Thema Smith
Spat
Edward Nunnall
Nero
Andrew Bowles
Yvonne Frice
Cara Randolph
Catherine Ward
Helen
Inez Penn
Blue
Mary ‘Geret Thomas
Jo Jo
Dorothy Gilbert
Mary Prances Chandler
Railway Heads To Ask Wage Cut In Major Rail Pay
New York June 14 railway executives move to seek a 12 1/2 percent wage reduction, raising total cuts to 22 1/2 percent from basic pay. Notices to go out tonight. All contract labor included. The wage dispute has brewed for two years as the executives’ association plans a Chicago meeting to review the issue.
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New York
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
American Railway Association
Executives' Association
Flags Sold to Aid Disabled War Veterans
A street sale of flags conducted by the West Virginia Veterans Relief Association raised funds for disabled war veterans. Commander W. M. Burkett said the effort was a success but flags were marked Mace in Jaban and manufactured in dupan. He blamed haste for the error and pledged it won’t recur. Prizes were awarded for best age progressions in a case, with Miss Virginia Atkinson winning first and several others placing. A Flemish giant rabbit, Peter, entered a child’s pet show under Sara Delano Roosevelt’s name.
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Veterans Relief Association For
W. M. Burkett
Jaban
Dupan
Anle
West Virginia
Avanca
Ion
Beliaves
Virginia Atkinson
South Charleston
Veterans Relief Association
Thelma Ward
Charleston
Georgia Kinsey
Cleo White
Sninelle
Brookline
Mass
Peter
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Absentees to Vote In Repeal Election
The democratic central committee urged West Virginians in Washington to contact it to arrange absentee ballots for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment on June 27. Officials expect about 1000 votes from government and other employees who are temporary residents.
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Washington
Democratic Central Committee
West
Mellon Tax Case Charges Andrew Mellon Relative to Gulf Stock
Pittsburgh June 14 Mellon president of Gulf Oil and nephew of Andrew Mellon is charged in a tax suit with evading 2 million dollars in income taxes for five years by omitting 73 000 Gulf shares valued at 88 08 , the stock allegedly given for services. The action seeks double damages and penalties with a possible ten percent reward to informants.
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Mellon
Guit Oii Corporation
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Gulf Stock
David A. Olson
Senate Banking and Currency
Olson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Cise & Teward
W. Melton
Washington
Birth of a son announced on Ail Pasterson Street
A Rosenerger of Ail Pasterson Street announces the birth of a son. The notice lists the day as Tuesday June 33, with no additional details provided.
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Rosenerger
Ail Pasterson Street
West Virginia Brick Makers Organize New Association
Representatives from Buntington Barboursville Princeton Weirton Clarksburg and Charleston formed the Clay Products Industry of West Virginia. The cooperative aims to unite brick plants with over 1 000 workers and 76 percent of the state's brick output. Dorsey R. Potter of Clarksburg Thornton Fire Brick was elected chairman and 8 M Gallaher of Charleston was named secretary.
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Barboursville
Princeton
Weirton
Clarksburg
Charleston
Generly
West Virginia
Brisk Manufacturers
Dorsey R. Potter
Thornton Fire Brick Company
8. M. Gallaher
Standard Brick and Supply Company
McLellan Caldwell Wedding At Volunteers Of America
William McLellan of Greensboro, N C and Violet Caldwell of Charleston wed at Volunteers of America headquarters on Kanawha Street. Rev Capt Pred R Inckton officiated as Violet wore tan and roses, with matron of honor Edith Burns and best man Artie Burgess. The couple will honeymoon in Greensboro and then relocate to North Carolina.
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Volunteers of America
Kanawha Street
Violet Caiwell
Charleston
Willlam Mcnellan
Greensboro
Pred R. Inckton
Brida Swan
Edita Burns
Dresed
Artie H. Burgess
Whe Ride
Birs Ledtn Weinger
Mrs. McLellan
N. C
Obituary for Samuel Wise and Martha Thompson
Samuel Davidson Wise 83 died yesterday at his daughter’s home in Tonya. Funeral at Mount Vernon church near Bore meané tomorrow at two with burial in Mount Vernon cemetery. Survived by eight daughters including Myrtle Rumbaugh and Boyd Wallace in Hurricane and three sons HV Wise P T Wise and G B Wise. Also Martha W Thompson 74 died at Maiden ye yesterday. funeral at Sansan Sesitep church tomorrow at two, burial Georges Creek cemetery. Russians report many nationalities and lack of written language.
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Childery
Tonya
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George Welxer
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Huntington
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Charteston
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Marmet
G. _B. Wise
A. Lloyd Parkinson
South Charleston
Martha W. Thompson Myre
Martha Willie Thompson
Maiden Yeetere
Deese Thompson
Kegley
Malden
James Kegley
Reed
Ote
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Cole Finck
Sansan
Sesitep Church
NM. Eomine
Georges Creek Ceretory
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