Early rally fades in stock market amid war outbreak
Markets opened with one of the year's fastest early rallies as Hitler Stalin war news triggered heavy buying. Gains narrowed by close with large blocks of shares traded, and the Associated Press average up 4.0 points. Other regional notes show cattle and hog markets steady to higher amid mixed prices.
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New York
Stalin
Associated Press
Standard Oil NJ
Texas Corporation
Western Union
Savage Arms
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Anaconda
American Telephone
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Fe
duPont
J. I. Case
Union Carbide and
Allied Chemical
CommonWealth & Southern Common
Point
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Dated Market Report
Pittsburgh Produce Market notes June 22 lists New York Baldwins Virginia Rome beauties and Weat Virginia Rame Beauties with prices, potatoes from Alabama and North Carolina, various cobblers and Wap types, egg prices across U S graded categories, and poultry figures for heavy hens horn hens rough springers and ducks with dressing and feather details.
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Pytisburgh
Ph. D. Aj
Taderala
Appiena
Dteady
New York Baldwins
Virginia Rome
North Carolina Buss
U.S
New York Poultry Market Reports June 23
Butter prices rise on two day receipts with firmer tones in New York and Chicago markets. Creamery and television grade scores range around mid- to high 90s on caxtn and premium marks. Egg receipts and grading show firm values with storage and government graded items noted.
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New York
Chicago
Closing Prices N Y Stocks Dip and Rise Across Bonds
Stocks and bonds moved in a broad rally with heavy profit taking in gaps. The American list showed gains with notable rises in aviation and automobile issues while bond averages climbed to a new high for 1941 as Nor way Japan and some South American issues advanced.
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Wew York
Asgucisied
Norway
Japan
Grain and Provisions Market Moves On War Notes
Grain and provisions surged in Chicago with worries over the Germany Russia war influencing prices. Wheat futures rose with July at 1.04 and December near 109, while No 2 red and No 2 yellow corn traded higher and oats values edged up. In Boston wool sales were slow and prices firm on demand for government orders.
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Chicago
Germany
Russia
Rusals
Boston
Heston
Markets AL Glance Markets AL Glance
NEW YORK June 23 Stocks firm and late rally on war news bonds higher rails rate advance foreign exchange quiet rates narrow cotton strong broad demand highest levels since 1930 sugar firm world futures head ticker metals steady steel operations higher wool tops higher active commission house and trade using
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New York
Tige
Safety engineers meet to discuss saboteur threats in state capitol
In the state capitol tonight safety director C W Boone chairs a meeting with safety engineers and directors from Charleston Huntington and Parkersburg plants. About 30 attend. State Police Supt John W Bosworth will speak on sabotage. They will discuss methods to protect workers commuting and consider delaying the annual West Virginia State Safety conference from January to May and expanding its scope.
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State Capitol
C Wo Boone
Charleston
Huntington
Parkersburg
John W. Bosworth
A Boone
Obituaries from Sacred Heart and area churches
Obituary notices for Bridget Nugent of Sacred Heart Church with funeral at Tequiem high mass, Ray Hamilton Toss of Rochester Minn hospital death, Callie Bess of Dunbar, Nora Jeffrey of Edgewood Acres, Peter Morris of Clay, Rindy Cowger of Middle Run, Carolyn Sue McClanahan infant, Johnny Ruby of Manila, Harold Holstein of Dry Branch, plus multiple service details, cemeteries, and mortuary arrangements across counties.
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Bridget Nugent
Tequiem
Sune
Sacred Heart Church
Patrick Nugent
Sacred Heart
Mr& Olivet
Owen and Barth
Mes Coffey
Washington Street
Harold R. Holstein
Dry Branch
Beckley
Free Will Baptist Church
Pryor Mortuary
Trend of Staple Prices Improves in New York Market
The Associated Press reports varied staple price movements in New York with wholesale indices and commodity quotes. Copper, lead, and zinc show steady levels, while antimony and quicksilver trade near reported figures. Treasury receipts and expenditures for June 20 are detailed with a substantial gross debt and a large working balance noted.
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Stein
New York
Eleetralette
PAS N.eo Bo
Tes Spal
East St. Louis
Cinta
Pire
Rose Wollinvnite
Domarzic
Feheolite
Treasury
Births Lead Week At Local Hospitals
Six births announced across St Francis and McMillan hospitals. New babies include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. W H Humphreys of Dawes and a son for Claude W Winter of 860 Anatonds Avenue. Also a son for Mr. and Mrs. Veneill, daughter Sandra Sue for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farrell, and multiple other newborns with parents listed at various addresses.
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W. H. Humphreys
Dawes
McMillan Hospital
Claude W. Winter
Anatonds Avenue
John William Veneill
Greenbrier Street
James William, Jr
Charleston General Hospital
Veneill
Frances Lynch
St. Albans
Sandra Sue
Kenneth Farell
East Washington Street
St Francis Hospital
Robert Raines
Gardner Street
Barbara Elaine
Alvin Kelle
First Avenue
Alvin Macomber
Fayette Street
Rossie Tatum
Broad Street
Emory Casdorph
Woodward Road
John L. Booker
Spring Hill
Meadows Urges Equality in U S Democracy at Naturalization Event
U S Attorney General Clarence W. Meadows told Elks Club and Civitan audience in Charleston that equality in democracy goes beyond literacy and knowledge of the Constitution. He contrasted democracy with Communism Fascism and Nazism, emphasizing belief and patriotism. Arthur Hanson of United Cerban spoke for naturalized citizens as a Civitan band concert preceded.
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Clarence W. Meadows
Elks Club
2 Civitan Club
Charleston
Meadows
U. S
Snyberly
Arthur Hanson
Sweden
United Cerban Company
Civitan
Robert W. Avs
Lippert Directs Charleston Service Club Campaign
Leo A. Lippert was named chair of an executive committee to raise Charleston's SL3,500 quota for service clubs aiding military and defense efforts. The meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel drew 35 representatives led by M. R. Matthews. The group outlined a city-wide drive to secure the remaining state share and boost morale through welfare clubs and YMCA involvement.
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Leo A. Lippert
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
M. R. Mathews
Wheeling
Huntington
Beckley
Fairmont
Parkersburg
Bluefield
West Virginia
Lippert
Ruffney R. Payne
J. A. Petty
Sol Bloom
Hal Hughes
Mathews
United Service Group
Kanawha Valley
Frank Liddle
YMCA
Boards Declared Able To Handle New Draft
West Virginia draft boards will handle increased lists of selective service registrants due on July 1. Acting officer Cel C. Pierce says no more boards are needed, as about 13 000 men will be listed and 8 000 from last October will already have been sent to the army. Boards and volunteer workers will register the new group, including those who have turned 21 since October, with headquarters and occasional mobile booths to serve distant registrants.
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Licenl
Cel
C. C. Pierce
West
Mrs Hamme's piano pupils perform recital at home
Mrs Hamme hosted a recital for her piano students at 100 Park Avenue last night. Participants included Louise Stadler Janet Childress Nellie McClang Dorothy Arnett Margaret Carver Helen Carver Mark Adamson Annabelle Thomas Glorija Sue Amick Mary Elton Burdette Juanita Conway James Thomas and John Hamric.
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Joh Hamele
Park Avenue
Louise Stadler
Janet Childress
Nellie McClang
Dorothy Arnett
Margaret Carver
Helen Carver
Mark Adamson
Annabelle Thomas
Glorija Sue Amick
Mary Elton Burdette
Juanita Conway
James Thomas
John Hamric
Mother of Greenbrier Hotel Official Dies
In White Sulphur Springs on June 23 Mrs Rose Parker aged 77 mother of Greenbrier hotel Assistant Manager Robert B Parker. After a week long pneumonia she died last night. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Hancock Virginia.
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Nora Jeffrey
Floyd Jeffrey
Edgewood Acres
Wihl
Surfser Cemetery
Aly Edrewood Acres
Ells
Walter
John Jeffrey
Roy
Carl
Leo Arbaugh
Mollie
Stella Jeffrey
Violet Arbaugh
Thomas Lewis
Charleston
Johnny R. Ruby
Johnny Randolph Ruby
Girol
Ralph Ruby
Scott Depot
Emma Jane
Eva Jr
John H. Ruby
Johnny Ashworth
Pleasant View Church
Bartlett Mortuary
St. Albans
Ashworth Cemmetery
Coat Mountain
White Sulphur Springs
Rose Parker
Robert B. Parker
Greenbrier Hotel
Chancock
Talking Home Demonstration At Rock Lake Village
The Talking Home demonstration at Rock Lake Village attracts hundreds for a second showing. Sponsored by Fred W. Smith Co and Woodrum Home Outfitting, the unit uses remote two way speaking to tour a five room, fully furnished modern cottage designed for middle class buyers. The house greets visitors and explains features, eliminating the need for guides. Final viewing tonight from 6 to 10 p m.
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Rock Lake Vilage
Fred W. Smith Company
Woodrum Home Outfitting Company
Rock Lake Village
Stuart Home Demonstration Company
Birthday observances mark sixth NYA anniversary in WV
NYA Director Glenn Callaghan announced celebrations Thursday at nearly every NYA project in West Virginia to mark six years since the National Youth Administration's founding. The largest event will host about 700 at the South Charleston work experience project with a dinner and a speech by Sen. Harley Kilgore. observances also planned in Fairmont Payetteville Greatsville Parsons Arthurdale Wheeling Webster Springs and others.
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NYA
Glenn Cellaghan
West Virginia
National Youth Administration
South Charleston
Harley M. Kilgore
Callaghan
Fairmont
Earl, Smith
Payetteville
Greatsville
Parsons
Arthurdale
Wheeling
Webster Springs
Property Transfers Across Kanawha and Surrounding Districts
A series of property transfers reported across Jefferson and Union districts, Charlestons Kanawha River area, and nearby towns. Transfers involve multiple buyers and sellers including Caldwell, Mitchell, Young, Marks, Kapp, Costa, Gramm, Calhoun, Charleston National Bank, Ashworth, Lambert, Feal, Clem Finney, Kay, Belcher, Warner, Phillips, Woods, Reed, Richardson, Grassie, Lambing, Brillhart, Miller, and Ewing. Parcels range from lots and blocks to tracts of land in various additions and subdivisions with several 30 acre and river-area transfers noted.
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Carl C. Caldwell
Clifford F. Mitchell
Jefferson Distri
Mary T. Young
Harold Marks
Big Sandy
G. F. Kapp
Clyde E. Costa
Highland Addition
St Albans
Frederic W. Gramm, Jr
D. C. Calhoun
Glenwood Heights
City of Charleston
Charleston National Bank
Kanawha Boulevard
J.L. Ashworth
Raymond Lambert
Jefferson District
Wilson Peal
Ira Feal
Wite
Manervia A
Robertson
Sheila Richardson Et al
Willliam Samuel Grassie
Dutch Creek
Union
J. D. Lambing
Fort Hill
Longon
Casper Lee Brillhart
D. J. Miller
Paca River
Pacadis
Emma Young
W. C. Ewing
Burnside Addition
Union District
F A
Delegates Named for Civitan International Convention
President J E Bedinger of the Civitan club named delegates Dr R G Bowles and Franklin D Pauley to the international convention in Chicago June to July 2. Alternates Horace A Pierce and Frank Suter were also named.
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J. E. Bedinger
Civitan Club
R. G. Bowles
Franklin D. Pauley
Chicago
Horace A. Pierce
Frank Suter
Church Circle Meets at Meadows Home for Darlington Service
The young women's circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Darlington Methodist Church will meet at 7 p.m. today at Dr. W. G. Meadows residence on Sutherland Drive. A Chinese party will be combined with the regular monthly event.
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Woman's Society of Christian’ Service
Darlington Methodist Church
Drs. W. G Meadows
Sutherland Drive
Want Ads Information and Contact for The Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette outlines want ad dialing numbers and submission options including in person at 210 Hale Ss Box Number. It notes daily deadlines 6:00 PM Saturday and 9:00 PM weekday for cancellations or corrections and that edits are allowed at advertiser cost.
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Charleston Gazette
Gazette
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Public Auction Notice of Union District Lot 27WV
Trustees will sell at public auction the Union District Lot 27, Pleasant Valley Addition Kannawa County West Virginia on July 3 1981 at 11 o clock at the east front door of the Courthouse. Proceeds apply to a note, with excess to a Farmers Building Loan Association lien. Terms cash. Also included is a motor carrier hearing notice for a certificate to operate within 30 miles from St Albans WV.
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Rothre
FR. Evans
Minnie Mae Evans
F. B. Shannop
Oliver D. Kessel
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Union District
Kannwha
Pleasant Valley
Sald Bananas County
Zaid
Jarrett
F. B. Seana
Oliver
Kessel
Sale
Trask
Pace
B. A. Shannon
Cartes
Albans
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