Trade Stimulus From Distribution and Manufacturing Stability
Trade gains noted as distribution strength and manufacturing stability bolster the economy. Indices show electric output rising to four months, coal and crude oil production up, and steel use inching higher, while retail and wholesale demand strengthens though weather delays persist.
Industrial output trends and employment shift in midyear
The report notes general industrial activity near early June levels with mixed trends: auto parts lower schedules, steel down, tin plate curtailed, yet employment improves as labor disputes settle and additions occur in mass chemical and weed product plants. Construction needs rise while some sectors like safety glass slip. window glaze grows with on hand orders. plumbing and heating up about 20 percent from a year ago and electrical equipment up 25 to 30 percent. Automobile output climbs over 10,000 units to 90 788, a 25 percent year‑over‑year gain, yet sales pace slows. Woolen division expands operations in women’s wear while rayon remains steady and silk guiput stalls. Cotton cloth markets stay dull and mills plan summer closures to avert excess inventories.
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Municipal Credit Rises as Cities Rebuild Trust
New York on June 23 reports municipal credit has strengthened after two years of weakness. Bond prices for cities and towns surged, with New York City 4s, Philadelphia 4, Detroit and others rising from lows to solid levels. Analysts credit the fading repudiation fear and renewed focus on safeguarding public credit.
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Senators Pound Out Offense In Akron Victory
Senators beat Akron 1 0 as Corbett earned his 18th inning of work with a two run allowed. Pavlovic homered and Salamone doubled while Mane and Zontini added singles. Zontini swiped two bases and made a shoestring catch in left field.
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Leo Twardy
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Tigers Sweep Double Victory at Valley Bell Park
The Charleston Tigers defeated Dunbar Glass 8-3 at Valley Bell Park and beat Nitro 3-2 in Nitro. The double win featured strong batting from Medwick, Taylor, and Boyle, with solid pitching and fielding across both games.
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Valley Bellpark
Nitro
Vie Gings
Decline Reported By Steel Works
Cleveland reports a decline in steel operations with the index falling to 35.5 percent. Demand weakness reduced output across regions while structural shape awards rose. Auto parts firms show eventual midyear recovery potential as fall model specs emerge and sentiment remains cautiously optimistic about large-scale volume changes.
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Steel's Weekly Review
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Eastern Pennsylvania
New England
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Youngstown
Bucs Rally With Pair Off In Third Inning
In a Pittsburgh Boston game, four singles and an error by Les Mallon opened the door for three runs in the first. Paul Waner's homer with no one on and a Lavagetto double followed, producing the next three in the third as Pittsburgh outpaced Boston 9 to 4. Errors and timely hits fueled the scoring, with Waner and Lavagetto delivering key at bats and a late surge sealing the victory.
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Reds Win Doubleheader Behind Comeback Victory
Cincinnati rallies to defeat Philadelphia in both ends of a doubleheader, 6 9 to 2, before 7 500 fans. Myers, Allen, Byrne, and Bowman lead offense. Kerr Quinn wins game one, with many pitchers contributing. Second game features Cincinnati overcoming Philadelphia as Stobart and Williams drive runs. Nero and Hagen among key contributors for the visitors.
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Browns Lose Twin Bill to Athletics in St Louis
In St Louis on June 23, the Browns faced weakness in both pitching and fielding, with Philadelphia also in action. The Athletics showcased sharp hitting, taking the first game 11 to 7 and overpowering the Browns 18 to 3 in the nightcap, completing a decisive doubleheader loss.
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International League scores tally from rains and wins
Rochester tied Belizln 1 in a fog interrupted game. Newark rolled to a 6 to 2 victory over Albany. Montreal defeated 6 to 5, reflecting a day of uneven play and weather related delays across the league.
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Phillies vs St Louis in a rain-tinged April clash
Sunday crowd ferried in for a Phillies home game against St Louis. Cramer, Foxx, McNair and Warstier led offensive for Philadelphia while Moses, Foxx and McNair produced for St Louis. Pitchers Cain and Van Atta worked through a high-scoring affair as errors and miscues shaped the late innings.
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Huntington Red Birds Top Dayton In Free Hit Contest
Huntington's Red Birds won a two game sweep over Dayton 10 to 5 in a free hit contest. Eisenstat allowed 14 runs, Dayton's Jack Palmer took the loss in four and two third innings. Quante held Dayton hitless rest of the game. Other box shows Davin 1-0, Huntington 10, Dayton 5 with Quante and Tyner punching runs.
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Eisenstat
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Red Bird
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Davin Jo
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Louis to weigh in New York after city boxing rounds
Louis will depart for an unannounced destination arriving in New York Tuesday for the weigh in ceremonies. He boxed four rounds three sparring partners including Bob Flavier of Seattle Lew Flowers of New York and Leonardsen of Philadelphia. Manager and trainers say he is in good condition and will walk with his trainer tomorrow and rest until Tuesday departure for weigh in.
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Louis
Bob Flavier
Seattle
Lew Flowers
Leonardsen
Philadelphia
Camp Earth
Moter
Mahan Wins Two in Tri County League Over Weekend
Mahan took two of three Tri County League baseball games over the weekend. They beat Carlton 8 to 8 on Saturday and Leewood 2 to 1 on Sunday, but lost to Ameagle 4 to 2 on Sunday.
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Ward Defeats Coal Fork in 14-0 Victory
Ward dominated Coal Fork this afternoon for a 14-0 win. Pitchers H. Tucker T. Store and Lambert credited with the win, while Blake Went the distance for Coal Fork. Teams seeking games should contact Lee Wilkinson at East Bank 122.
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Blossom Is Beaten In Second Game By Pure Oil
Pure Oil defeats Blossom 6 to 4 as Charles Brown and his teammates pile up 11 hits. Gearing up in the second, Blossom answers with a late push but Pure Oil holds on behind strong pitching from deans and timely hits by Parsons and Crawford.
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City Chess Tournament Round Results and Pairings
Round 6 results show Parshurst, Foy, Bin derman, Irwin, Chikes, McChesney, A. Foy, Cartlidge, Hammond, Porter, Hull, Wolfe, Chatfield, Vaughan, J. Simms, Kornstein with varied scores and several unplayed games. Round 7 includes Championship and Consolation sections with names like Andrews, Goodwin, Wiles Hart, Arnold, E. Foy, Helt, Parkhurst, plus Minor A and Minor B results and multiple byes and unplayed matches. The notes call Tuesday the key date for Arnold E. Foy clash and acknowledge top players Crede and Vaughan, with prize plans for July 9.
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Cartlidge
Hammond
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Hull
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McChesne
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Foy
Charleston Chess Club
Kanawha Farm defeats Charleston Reds in Sissonville game
Kanawha Farm Dairy of the Kanawha Valley League defeated the Charleston Reds 12 to 7 at Sissonville. The winners pounded Robinson and Heoed for 35 hits while Osborne and Sawyer allowed seven runs. Nearby scores: Birmingham 3 over Atlanta 7. Nashville 8-5 Memphis 4-1 New Orleans 4-6 Knoxville 3-8. Seed tie called Lith darkness.
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Local Theaters Show Busy Schedule at Capital Venues
The Capital theater listing highlights multiple showings including a usual revue and Sporting Nuts at various venues. Performances feature Ann Snth Een, Gene Baye Jo, Claurette Celbert, and Henriette Crosa argnini across theaters such as Virginian Rialto Kearse Greenbrier and others.
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Virginian
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Greenbrier
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Childrsin
Alabama Pitts Impress as Ossining Star in Opener
In a back and forth opener Alabama Pitts from Ossining showed solid hitting and fielding as he handled the mound with ease. Syracuse veterans Fussell and Cascarella pitched well, while Albany and Alabama battled in a tense second game with Pitts delivering defense and offense, though Alabama’s defense faltered on crucial plays.
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Fred Fussel
Joe Cascarella
Syracuse
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Ike
Beckley Player Rivalry Highlights State Tennis Finals
In the state finals, Huntington’s Field faced veteran Thomas Cohn, with Cohn overpowering Field despite Field’s late net returns. Cohn’s decisive lead kept Field’s final, with only brief flashes of strong rallies. The match, under USTA sanction, preceded an awards day and upcoming singles in a tournament ongoing next Sunday.
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Owens-Ilinois Triumph Over Reds In Twilight League
Owens-Ilinois defeated Charleston Reds 6 to 2 on Owens-Min ois field yesterday afternoon. Battery Hill Edwards earned the win while White and Perry handled levers.
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Carnera and Louis Lead Boxing Card in Northeast Tour
A New York boxing program features Primo Carnera and Joe Louis headlining a national slate. Tuesday at Yankee Stadium promises a fifteen round heavyweight bout, while Jack Doyle makes his American debut against Phil Donato in a ten round bout. Additional fights include Cleto Locatelli vs Eddie Cool and other matchups listed for Philadelphia and Hartford venues.
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