Stock market holds equilibrium after veto lifts
New York price action shows a steady session as the Dow Jones 60-stock composite edges up slightly amid mixed news. Traders note limited moves with 965 issues posting 361 advances and 369 declines, total volume about 990,000 shares.
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Associated Press
United Air Lines
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
United Aircraft
Douglas
American Telephone
Norfolk & Western
Western Union
American Can
International Harvester
Cura
Aluminium Co. of America
Humble
Cities Service
Cuban Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain and feed prices fell sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade amid clear weather and rising temperatures in the Midwest. Wheat led the retreat with a weaker trend across months while corn and oats also declined. cash grain quotes show No. 2 red wheat at 2.44 to 2.50, corn prices around 2.12 to 2.39 for various grades, and oats ranging roughly from 1.01 to 1.04 for No. 1 heavy white.
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Crigago
Board of Trade Today
Midwest
Meigar
Butter and Eggs Prices Firm in New York Trade
New York wholesale prices for butter and eggs held firm with buyers showing steady demand. Whites and extras quoted with various weights and grades. Treasury daily figures report receipts and expenditures, debt totals, and market totals.
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New York
Parkersburg Included in Indians Tryout Camps
The Cleveland Indians announced plans to hold summer tryout camps in Parkersburg West Virginia from June 24 to 26. Eligible candidates must be high school graduates between 16 and 23, provide their own uniforms, and not belong to American Legion under teams.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
W. Va
American Legion
Scout campaign in West Virginia aims to expand Camp facilities
A drive to raise 804 540 for Boy Scout camp facilities drew 15 407 from yesterday’s pledges. Waller Crichton, general chairman, said many Charleston area groups have not yet reported. A report meeting is set for June 23 at the Daniel Boone Hotel with speeches by Rev Hudnall Harvey and Clarence Shriner.
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West Virginia
Waller &Gq
Crichton
Charleston
Hudnall Harvey
St. Matthews
High Court to Review Charter Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Kanawha County case on whether chartering incorporates as a legislative or judicial act. Chesapeake residents had voted 287 to 28 to incorporate, and the Kanawha Circuit Court refused a certificate. Also, Berkeley County Circuit Judge Rodgers was told to show cause why he should not halt a damage suit by American Fruit Growers against the company. the case arose from the destruction of 600 Smith apple trees.
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Supreme Court
Kanawha Circuit Court
Chesapeake
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Delaware
Berkeley County
D. H. Rodgers
American
Smith Orchard Co
Smith
Trace Fork Coal Co Chartered at $15 000
The Trace Fork Coal Co at Charleston was incorporated with a $15 000 capitalization yesterday by M. C. Miller and F. N. Miller of Sissenville and Wesley Walker of Charleston. Other charters include Power City post No 9248 Veterans of Foreign Wars Nitro non profit incorporators M. L. Bush William D. Wintz and F. L. Hague all of Nitro Queen and McDonald Inc Morgantown auto dealers 310 00 incorporated by Harry L. McDonald D. M. Queen and Arlene Meenald Morgantown Heron Todd Steel Construction Co Washington DC 335 000 capital authorized $5 000 paid in incorporators Heron Todd Mary T. Todd Rose Hyman all of Washington DC Gauley Oil Co Summersville 100 share no par value stock $8 000 paid in incorporators Clyde D. Groves Poe J. Brown Jessie Groves of Charleston
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Charleston
Ay M. C. Miller
F. N. Miller
Sissenville
Wesley Walker
Poweer
Nitro
M. L. Bush
William D. Wintz
F. L. Hague
Queen and McDonald, Inc
Morgantown
Harry L. McDonald
D. M. Queen
Arlene Meenald
Heron Todd Steel Construction Co
Washington, D. C
Heron Todd
Mary T. Todd
Rose Hyman
Washington
D. C
Gauley Oil Co
Summersville
Clide D. Groves
Poe
J. Brown
Jessie jGroves
Hlodel Plane Reaches 109.71 MPH in Contest
Stan ley Siemiiski of Cleveland flew a model plane at 199.71 miles per hour in Wheeling during a meet sponsored by the Wheeling Exchange Club. Officials said the performance might be a new world record for the eight to thirty class under control-line flying. More than a score of crashes marred the event due to winds.
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Stanley Siemiiski
Cleveland
Niles
Wheeling Exchange Club
Leeland
Cyclist Seriously Hurt In Collision With Car
An 18-year-old bicyclist from RFD 4 Charleston was struck by a car on Whittington Hill Sissanville road and severely injured. Attendants at Mountain State Memorial hospital report probable skull fracture and leg fracture. The driver, Oscar McIntyre of RFD 4 Charleston, was absolved of blame.
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RFD 4
Charleston
Cp BR. Y. Cummings
Sia
Mountain State Memorial Hospital
Cpl Cummings
Whittington Hill
Sissanville Road
Oscar McIntyre
Livestock market mixed gains and steady cattle shifts
Chicago and Pittsburgh markets show mixed cattle and calf results with steers and heifers mostly steady to slightly higher while feeders and cows vary. Lambs firm amid limited supplies, with clipped and spring lambs offered and sheep at steady pricing. hogs and vealers feature variable ranges across multiple weights and grades.
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Chicago
Vesters
Stendy
Lheleo
Erades
Imeager
Fuad
Pittsburgh
Fraternal Police Lodge Opens Three Day Parley
The West Virginia lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police opened its ninth annual convention in Wheeling with about 50 delegates. New state officers will be nominated tomorrow and elected Wednesday afternoon, with installation to conclude the convention.
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Fraternal Police Lodge
Wheeling
West Virginia
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West Virginia Licenses 23 More Doctors and a Chiropodist
West Virginia added 24 licensed physicians and a chiropodist after March 31 to April 12 exams by the Virginia Public Health Council. Twelve were granted licenses via reciprocity with other states, while eleven applicants were required to take council tests. Charles Walker Kelley of Ashland, Kentucky, is the licensed chiropodist. Recipients through reciprocity include Robert Russell Dennison Huntington Charles Kermit Dilley Marlinton Walter Sidney Feldman Williamson Robert Pershing Fosnaugh Parkersburg Harry Lee Greenberg Holden George Lester Grubb Charles Holden Montgomery John Andrew Hold Carlisle Hughes Jr Montgomery Simon Overton Johnson Lakin Kenneth Russell Ockermann Kimball Reney Archer Oven.
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I Va. Public Health Council
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Dyer
Lune
Applicants licensed by examination listed for next tests
16 candidates named for upcoming examinations to be held June 30 July 1 2. Ralph Ephram Berman Beckley Robert Brady Cochran Elkview Joseph Theodore Gohmann Rainelle Charles Eric Tohnsign Ballyangan Bernard KBhoe Stanley Klein Huntington Robert Vernon Larthick Huntington William Richard McCune Detroit Homer Jack McDonald Oak Short Shearle Huntington Adolphus Wiseman St Glen Ferry Ferri.
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Rainelle
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Parylang
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It. T Huntington
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William Richard McCune
Detroit
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Qak Ihort
Shearle
Adolphus Wiseman
St. Glen
Ferri
Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Addition Planned for Toy Plant
Officials of Louis Marx Toy Co broke ground today for a $500,000 addition to the Glendale plant. The project will add about 700 new workers and expand the plant to become the world’s largest toy factory under one roof.
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Louis Marx Toy Co
Glendale
Loot List Items Reported Stolen in Charleston Area
Barrett Boone county resident Lonnie Millee said a pickpocket robbed him of 30 dollars at the Greyhound bus terminal. Dawes resident Doyle Duncan reported 50 dollars stolen from an establishment on Lee Street. Victor Milage at a Midtown hotel complained 5 dollars missing from his room. Groundhog vase valued at 20 dollars reported stolen from 1110 Bigley Avenue. 24 dollars worth of clothing taken from 1217 Piedmont Road. Lula Knight said cigaret lighter radio and whisky taken from her apartment on 424 Ler ISt. Bank items and bicycle gear listed for others in the loot rundown.
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Barrett
Boone County
Charleston
Greyhound
Doyle Duncan
Dawes
Lee St
Victor Milage
Malcolm Casebolt
Bigley
Lester Mansell
Piedmont Rd
Lula Knight
R. C. Harris
South Charleston
Kanawha Park
D. C
New Low Cost Hospital Plan Promises Cash Benefits
Entire family protection for sickness accidents and childbirth offers cash to cover hospital room and board operating room fees medicines X rays anesthetic ambulance service and surgeon fees. The Reserve Life hospital plan is described as liberal with numerous benefits and is presented as free to decide for yourself.
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Reserve Life
Costs Only a Few Cents a Day Plan by Reserve Life
A newspaper ad for Reserve Life Insurance promotes a family plan covering ages up to 80 under one contract with a small monthly premium. It claims thousands in claims paid, an A plus rating from Dunham's Insurance Report, and cash reimbursement for hospital expenses whether disability happens at home or work. Policy identifies the insured at any hospital and allows choosing the hospital and doctor.
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Reserve Life Insurance Company
Dunne
Liberal plan offers childbirth benefits and free information
A liberal plan promises childbirth benefits and many extras while inviting readers to mail a coupon for complete information at no obligation or cost. The notice emphasizes free details and a no risk offer to obtain fuller program specifics.
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