Trade Is Showing Summer Strength
EW YORK June 24 In industry and trade the second quarter nears end with activity well above earlier expectations. Rail freight movement rose toward spring peak and merchandise shipments reach best levels since 1931. Steel autos and electricals lead industrial activity while textiles and shoes lag, leaving autumn prospects uncertain as summer stimulus wanes. Retail demand for summer goods boosts trade. auto output climbs despite price cuts. power and shipments marginally high though gains narrow.
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Economic recovery steady amid weak gains and drought impact
The Dun's Review notes slow broadening of business since year start with higher overall levels, aided by New Deal momentum. Industrial demand shifts to capital goods as price normalization returns, while drought and inventory concerns temper consumption and retailer hiring. Philadelphia Athletics alumni listed among notable 1932 figures.
Market Review Finds Mixed Signals Across 1931 Sectors
United Ciser stores April sales reach 4 473 307 with net profit 119 024 before depreciation. Irving Trust as temporary receiver reports at referee hearing on proposed reorganization under new corporate law. California May oil output 498 152 bbls, 43 wells completed. Westinghouse cuts lamp prices, GE trims first-price on four lamp types. Sugar stocks expected to shrink to 9 673 000 long tons in 1934 per Lamborn. Steel prospects dip 3 points as open hearths wind down. near end of strong quarterly period, optimism tempered by strike risk and higher auto demand. June tonnage quotas cut. regional indices show varied declines. Iron and steel composites rise for some items while others fall amid market adjustments.
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Irving Trust Company
Chicago
Youngstown
Buffalo
Cleveland
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Newland
Wheeling
Pittstar
Birheeling
Pittsburgh
Radio Highlights Time Is Western Standard NEW YORK
Broadcasts from the International Rotary convention in Detroit begin tomorrow with the first assembly session. NBC and CBS networks will carry half hour blocks from 7:00 and 6:30 PM respectively, featuring orchestras, concerts, and a Pearl Custom birth anniversary observance. Notable names include Glaskin, Jacoboon, and the NBC Symphony.
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New. York
International Rotary
Detroit
WEAP
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CBS
Tad Glaskin
Europe
Wecrchta Behu
Sascha Jacoboon
NBC Symphony
Shealrs
Wiz-Nbc
Ueld
Knights of St. Johnne
N.Y
Wabc-Cbe
Reds Break Even In Doubleheader With Braves
In Cincinnati the Reds split a twin bill with the Boston Braves, winning the second game while the Braves won the opener 2–0. Players like Thompson Berger and Moore contributed RBIs as both teams fought for momentum. Jose Koenig and Bottomley sparked key hits. pitching by Johnson and Cantwell shaped the outcome.
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Moore
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Barratt
Ty Donneon
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Bucks Whip Phils Continued From Page Eight
Hoyt dominates for the Bucks as they overpower the Phillies in a midseason matchup. Stark and Grigley collect key runs while the home crowd watches a tight contest unfold with momentum swinging in favor of the Bucks.
Beckley Divides With Wheeling Nine In Swinging Twinbill
Beckley Black Knights split two games with Wheeling Stagies. First game Beckley won 9 to 4 with McCormack and Consers powering the offense. second game Wheeling edged Beckley 6 to 4 as Hartje and Brittain contributed in the loss. Dayton beat Zanesville to sweep the series. Springfield Pirates fell to Huntington 9 to 8 with Frankie Madura homering.
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Zanesville
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Rea Nidthenming
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Springfield Pirates
Huntington
Frankie Madura
Pirates
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Xirchori
Connelly
Leconte
Devormer
Sendtors Break Even Continued From Page Bi
The night game featured two more Johnnole Tuns contributing to a close result. Despite strong efforts, the hosts could not pull ahead as the nightcap ended in a narrow tie with Uncoward leading portions of the play before the lights faded.
Senators Rally Slugger Cox Strikes Out In Late Thriller
In a tense game under lights, Bill Cox at bat with bases loaded in the fourth sparked a protest causing near cancellation. Tim Bratten pitched five and two thirds for the Senators, walking six as Charleston persevered through early jitters before final runs, errors, and key hits shaped a razor edge finish.
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Charleston
Tim Bratton
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Joe Whitlock
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Pavlovic
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Whitlock
Jess Bream
Sturdy
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Curtazzo
Leyne
Pavievic
Bratten
Johnnies
Helmick
Jawns
Johnstown and Chartersing clash in erratic gridball game
A chaotic box score names Johnstown players such as Mackie, Thompson, Pavlovic and Marion. The game features numerous hits, errors, stolen bases, and double plays, with scattered mentions of pitchers Wiekdi and Wirelli and inconsistent scoring details throughout.
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Battad Tor’ Bassana Tanle
Johnstown
Wiekdi
Thompson
Andreski
Pavlovic
O Mackie
Thomas Siifnes
Sigedy
Thenpron
Stolea
Tayo
Renk
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Hickey
Cortzsto
Lluis Marion
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Wirelli
Marion
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Pavher
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Pit
Losi Puviyere Atareals
Unepters
O'Resti
Saouuoy- Smee
Chaotic Early Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Fragmented standings and game notes show teams like New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and Boston in a dense mix. References to Charleston Wheeling Springfield Rochester Albany and Syracuse appear with mixed scores and partial standings.
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Chicago
Oland & Rosinn Jeeinhia
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Middle Atantic Sea
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Sobistoun
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Southern Association
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New York
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Mbliadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Middle Atlante Frague Emarleston
Maatinston
Keckler A Kanesrifie
Sprigghielg
Anhastown Garten
Grant Wins Way to Net Finals in Chicago
Bryan Bitsy Grant advanced toward a western title by sweeping Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga in straight sets 6 3 8 5 7 5 in Chicago. John McDiarmid Fort Worth beat Marcel Rainville to reach the other finals half, while Gracy Wheeler of Santa Monica dominated Esthis Bartosh of Los Angeles 6 3 6 1 to surge in women’s play.
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Robert “Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
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Marcel Rainville
Gracy Wheeler
Santa Monica
Calif
Catherine Wolf
Esthis Bartosh
Los Angeles
Gracyn
Grant-Bryan Mately
Lefty Bryan
Bryan
Tidball Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Tidball of U. C. L. A. captured the Eastern Intercollegiate singles crown at Richmond County Country Club in Dongan Hills New York defeating Gene Mako of Southern California in a five set thriller 1-6 6-0 7-9 6-1 6-4 The doubles went to Mako and Phil Castiin who beat Ellsworth Davenport 3rd and Carl Helmpotz of Harvard 2 6 3 6 4
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Fac Tidball
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Richmond County Country Club
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Southern California
Mako
Phil Castiin
Ellsworth Davenport
Carl Helmpotz
Harvard
Champions Face Non-Title Bouts in Week of Boxing
New York June 24. Three champions pursue gains in non-title bouts across venues in Brooklyn, New Orleans, Seattle, and Hollywood. Notable names include Maxey Rosenbloom, Vince Dundee, and Freddie Miller. Several ten and eight round bouts promise title opportunities and mixed heavyweight, lightweight, featherweight, and bantamweight action.
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National Boxing Association
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Young Tommy
Philippines
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Sreddie Miller
Moody Predicts Jacobs to Take Singles Crown
Tennis writer Helen Wills Moody forecasts an all time Wimbledon singles path favoring Miss Jacobs in the top half with Fraulein Aussem a strong challenger from the same section. She notes Sarah Palfrey and Peggy Scriven in the lower half and cautions that form may shift as the tournament progresses.
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Miss Scriven
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Mijas Palfrey
Miss Hound
Graduation Takes Six Oregon State Immortals
Corvallis Ore June 24 Six of the eleven immortal players of Oregon State college football will graduate and be missing when the Beavers start campaigning next season. Those named are Curtin Schwammel Field Wedin Bowman Timball and Harold Jostin.
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