Selected Stocks Edge Forward Amid Mixed Market Action
In a sluggish session on June 27 New York trading saw selected stocks and bonds make fractional gains amid Senate moves on silver and dollar policy. Transfers totaled 475,460 shares, with Sunshine Mining up 2 percent on higher expected profits from domestic silver, while Homestake and McIntyre Porcupine slipped about a point.
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New York
Senate
Treasury
Handy & Harman
Sunshine Mining
Homestake and
McIntyre Porcupine
N. Y
Honduras & Rosario
Central American Gold and Silver Mining Company
Standard Steel Spring and Electric Bond
Associated Press
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Japan
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Seer
Corporate Bonds Move Downward on Quiet Trading
Domestic corporate loans declined in today’s bond market with fractional to point losses. Trading was quiet as sales totaled 5.243 million face value, while U S government loans were neglected with small offsets from gains.
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New York
U. S
Grain and Provisions Prices Rally on Wheat Strength
Wheat led the session with a strong rally as prices rose toward two cents a bushel amid harvest progress and firmer overseas quotes. Corn rose modestly while oats and rye advanced. lard steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Vcce
Staple Prices Trend Reported by Associated Press
The AP weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities rose to 66.25. Historical range data shows highs and lows across years 1939 1938 1937 and earlier periods with 1926 average set at 100, indicating fluctuating staple prices amid stereo market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Stereos
Wool Market in Boston Sees Mixed Purchases on June Market
In Boston traders bought a mix of medium fleeces from country points with most sales in single carload lots. Prices ranged 29 to 30 cents grease delivered for bright fleeces with three eighths and quarter blood grades. light shrinks up to 30 1/2 cents. New bids on good French combing wools in original bags stood at 65 cents or less on a scoured basis.
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Associated Press
Boston
U.S
Closing Prices on New York Stock Exchange Markets
New York June 27 AP Markets irregular and selected issues rise quietly. Bonds mixed as many corporates slant downward. Sugar firm amid trade and speculative demand. Coffee easy with lower Brazilian exchange. Wheat higher with light hedging. Corn steady. Cattle steady to 15 higher. Hogs up 5 to 10 with top at 7.25.
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New York
Live Stock market figures at Chicago auction
Salable hogs 13 000 up 5 to 10 cents with top at 7.25 and 180 to 250 lb cattle at 17.00 to 25.0. 290 to 350 lb butchers mostly 6.35 to 7.70. packing sows 5.50 to 6.15. Cattle 6 000 calves 1 200. top 10.50 for midweight steers. yearlings 10.35. fed heifers firm. loads 9.25 and 9.50. fat cows 6.25 to 7.00. bulls 10 to 15 higher. vealers 9.25 to 9.75, selects 10.00. Sheep 1 000. ring lambs active. natives 9.75 to 10.25. ewes 2.25 to 3.25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Market Report Baltimore June 27 Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
U S Dept 2100 notes cows steady with limited classes. calves mostly 9.50 to 10.00. Hogs steady across weights. good packing sows 5.65 to 5.80. Sheep and lambs steady to down. spring lambs 25 lower, ewes and wethers mostly 10.50 to 11.00.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Livestock Prices and Totals From Pittsburgh Market
Salable cattle 100 with no change. Hogs 300 active and higher with 160-220 lb 7.25 and 250-350 lb 6.75-7.00. Roughs and sows 4.00-5.00. Sheep 200 steady with lambs 10.00-10.50 and ewes 3.00-3.50, wethers 3.50-4.00. Calves 100 steady with good to choice 9.00-9.50 and common to medium 5.50-7.00. Yesterday's actuals: cattle 730, calves 618, hogs 279, sheep 439.
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the Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agr
New York Poultry Market Report Summary
New York poultry prices released June 27 show eggs totaling 27 677 cases with steady markets. White and brown varieties list premiums, premiums and standards across nearby, midwest, Pacific coast, and assorted grades and sizes with varied percentages for extra fancy, standards, and mediums.
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Associated Press
New York
Midwestern
Pacific Coast
Dodgers Beat Bees In Darkness Delayed Game
Brooklyn and Boston battled to a 2 2 draw when play halted after 23 innings due to darkness. Parks, Coscarart, West, and Cuccinelou contributed one run each for Brooklyn with Coscarart posting two base hits and a stolen base.
Derringer Blanks Bucs
Reds shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 0 as they snap a four game skid led by strong pitching and timely hitting. Werber Frey and McCormick drove in runs while Derringer earned the win with solid relief.
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Derringer Blanks
Bucs
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mueller
Brown
Pittsburgh
Werber
Frey
McCormick
Derringer
McCormick and Lombardi Spark Early Run Output
McCormick two base hits and a home run by Frey drive Pittsburgh to leads. Young has two hits, Lombardi, Myers contribute, while McCormick also swipes a base. Lombardi, Gamble and Fletcher turn in key sacrifices and double plays. Pitchers Bauers, Brown, Sewell work sporadic outs as Umpires Magerkurth Sears Ballanfant. Time 1 49 with 5184 paid and 9823 women in attendance.
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Goodman
McCormick
Lombardi
Young
Frey
Gamble
Myers
Handley
Fletcher
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bauers
Brown
Sewell
Derringer
Magerkurth, Sears and Ballanfant
Giants Run Win Streak To Four With 13-5 Win Over Phillies
The Giants defeated the Phillies 13 to 5 in the series opener, extending their winning streak to four and 14 wins in 16. Ott, Bonura, Mueller, and Ripple homered, with Danning and May contributing key hits. Bolling and Jurges led Philadelphia with multi hit attempts, while pitching mixed for both sides.
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New York
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Marty Cf
O Bonura
Demaree Cf
Young Ss
Ripple Na Sk Millies c
K’pourils
Coble c
Sch'm
Butcher
Harrellp
Kirksteck
Martin x
Pearson
Warneke Earns Win as Cardinals Top Cubs 5 2
Lon Warneke earned credit for the victory but left with a final out in the ninth as St. Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 2 in the series opener. Hack, Owen, Slaughter, and Gleeson each drove in runs for the Cardinals while Warneke contributed two RBIs. Whitehill took the loss after lasting 3 1 3 innings. Attendance was 3,078.
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Warneke
Cubs
ST. Louis
Lon Warneke
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
Hack
Gleeson
Mize
Slaughter
Gutteridge
Owen
Herman
Galan
Bowman
Whitehill
Barr, Moran
Stewart
Chicago
St. Louis Hack
Brown
Mrtin
Moore
Reynolds
Hartnett c
Medwick
Bryant
Light
Cotton Market Advances on Futures Close in New York
June 27 cotton futures rose 4 to 7 points with July at 9.55 56, October 8.82 83, December 8.63 64, January 8.52. March 8.44, May 8.37. Spot middling quoted nominal at 9.97.
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Associated Press
New York
Missouri Governor Urges Crusade Against Crime Politics
Missouri Governor Lloyd C. Stark urged 21 fellow governors at the annual conference to lead efforts against a crime political alliance threatening democratic institutions. He credited New York’s Gov. Lehman, President Roosevelt, and Atty. Gen. Murphy for actions that crushed the Tom Pendergast machine and was named next year’s conference chairman. The meeting closed with Nebraska’s Gov. Cochran calling for repeal of trade barrier policies as part of economic reform. The group plans a Hyde Park luncheon with Roosevelt and a New York trip.
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Albany
N. Y
Missouri
Lloyd C. Stark
Stark
Herbert L. Lehman
New York State
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Tom Pendergast
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Hyde Park
New York
U S Marines Open Enlistment for Volunteer Reserve
The U S Marine Corps Reserve begins accepting applicants for the volunteer reserve. Enlistees will not be called to duty except in national emergencies. Capt Ira F Gillikin leads local recruiting from his home at 7 Washington Street Armor Park South Charleston with contact 42 693.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Ira F. Gillikin
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Washington Street
Armor Park
South Charleston
Gillikin
Aged Architect Charles L. Hickman Dies in Clarksburg
Charles L. Hickman first architect to open an office in Clarksburg died at age 90 approaching 91. He designed the Merchants National Bank building the old post office and the science hall at West Virginia University and served on the state board of examiners for architects.
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Clarksburg
Charles L. Hickman
Hickman
West Virginia
Merchants National Bank
West Virginia University
State Board of Examiners For Architects
Produce market report from Pittsburgh dated June 27
Pittsburgh report shows slow demand across items. Apples few offerings with weak prices. stock and shipments steady for potatoes and corn. butter and eggs largely firm or unchanged. poultry listed as about steady with Leghorn hens noted.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S
Illinois
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Bliss Triumphs
Virginia Cobblers
Obituary for Robert Howard Nelson
Robert Howard Nelson died Monday in a Charleston hospital. Services are at 2 p m today at the Nelson home, with Rev. Earl Hissom officiating. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Nelson of 221 Reynolds Street.
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Robert Howard Nelson
Howard Nelson
Reynolds Street
Charleston
Earl Hissom
Spring Hill Cemetery
R L Kelbaugh to Conduct Rites for Dorothy Wills at Dunbar Home
Rev R L Kelbaugh will conduct rites at 2 p m today at an uncle's home for Dorothy Helen Wills 19 of Dunbar who died Monday after a long illness Burial is in Dunbar Memorial park Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest G Wills a grandmother Mrs A M Thompson a half brother Edward Rose and an uncle Charles Thompson of Industrial Creek near Dunbar
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R. L. Kelbaugh
Dorothy Helen Wills
Dunbar
Dunbar Memorial Park
Ernest G. Wills
A. M. Thompson
Edward Rose
Charles Thompson
Industrial Creek
Mrs Ida Bird Rites Held at Mt Vernon Baptist Church
Mrs Ida Elizabeth Bird dies of heart ailment at Big Scary. rites held at Mt Vernon Baptist Church at 2 pm today with burial in Mt Vernon cemetery.
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Ida Elizabeth Bird
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Big Scary
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Services for James A Reece
Services for seven month old James Arnold Reece son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Reece of 105 Washington Street who died Monday in a Charleston hospital will be held at 2 PM today at Burdette Cemetery on Cooper's Creek. Survived by parents three brothers Leonard H Robert H and Billie E Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arnold Reece
Emmett Reece
Washington Street
Charleston
Burdette
Cooper's Creek
Leonard H
Robert H
Billie E. Reece
Thomas M Tufts Burial Set After Carbondale Baptist Rites
The body of 72 year old Thomas M. Tufts who died Sunday at his home in Smithers will be laid to rest in the family cemetery after services at 2 30 p m today at Carbondale Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Tufts
Smithers
Carbondale Baptist Church
Albert Lee Stevens Dies After Illness in Charleston
Albert Lee Stevens, 23, of Montgomery, died yesterday in a Charleston hospital after a three month illness. Survived by widow Anna Stevens, son Albert Lee Stevens Jr., parents Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, brothers Frank and Lemuel Stevens, sister Minnie Canterbury, all of Montgomery. Body at Bartlett and Wynns mortuary in Belle.
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Albert Lee Stevens
Montgomery
Charleston
Anna Stevens
Albert Lee Stevens, Jr
William Stevens
Frank
Lemuel Stevens
Minnie Canterbury
Bartlett and Wynns
Belle
Death of V M Knecht Former Pure Oil Official in Chicago
News reached yesterday of the death in Chicago of V M Knecht a former Pure Oil salt division plant superintendent at Belle and more recently the companys general purchasing agent A heart attack Sunday caused his death Funeral arrangements were not listed in the report
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V. M. Knecht
Chicago
Pure Oil Company
Belle
Wiley Couple Called to Stapleton After Relatives Death
Personal notes report Mr and Mrs John C Wiley of 828 Edgewood Avenue were summoned to Stapleton Georgia yesterday due to the death of Mrs Wiley’s brother in law Smith J Dickson.
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John C. Wiley
Edgewood Avenue
Stapleton, Ga
New Name Added To Alderman List In Piano Scandal
Los Angeles reports Betty Van Eps named among women linked to pianist Myrl Alderman. Betty’s former brother in law testifies he dated her at least 15 times amid a lawsuit over alienation of affections involving Ruth Etting and Alma Alderman. Joe Bayer describes Myrl’s alleged relationship with “Annabelle.”
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Los Angeles
Betty van Eps
Myrler
George van Eps
Betty
van Eps
Ruth Etting
Alderman
Alma Alderman
Joe Bayer
Annabelle
Myrl
Bayer
Alma
Myra
S. S. Hahn
Buckner Testifies on Bond Scheme and Personal Spending
Buckner admits lack of receipts due to belief SEC seizures and defends using bondholders funds for show expenses funded by small weekly earnings or borrowed money. Prosecutor notes $6,700 itemized accounting and Buckner's decades-old lack of a bank account. Buckner says Buencamino sought $20,000, no profits paid, and hints his Hollywood interests shifted his focus away from Philippine bonds. Loretta Young connection mentioned.
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Joney
SEC
Buckner
Maloney
Sen
Felipe Buencamino
William J. Gillespie
C. Wesley ‘Turner
Brass Rail
Turf
Buencamino
Loretta Young
Hollywood
Philippines
Miss Young
Festival Saturday at Beckwith hosts midsummer event
A mid-summer festival will be held at Beckwith on Saturday from 7 30 p m to midnight under the Fayette County Negro Fair association and the Better Gardens club.
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Beckwith
Fayette County Negro Fair Association
The
Better Gardens Club
Agnew Elected District Governor of Ahepa
Theo dore Agnew of Baltimore was elected district governor of the Order of Ahepa at the annual convention in Annapolis choosing the 1940 meeting site. He succeeds Soterius Nicholson of Washington as head of the Greco American lodge for the district covering Virginia Maryland North Carolina southern West Virginia and the District of Columbia. New officers include N G Galanes of Richmond lieutenant governor J P Mandaleri s of Richmond secretary Steve Changaris of Durham treasurer and Gus Curtis of Welch marshal. William Revis head of the Washington chapter installed the officers.
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Bluefield
Theodore Agnew
Baltimore
Order of Ahepa
Annapolis
Agnew
Soterius Nicholson
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
West Virginia
District of Columbia
N. G. Galanes
Richmond
J. P. Mandaleris
Steve Changaris
Durham
N. C
Gus Curtis
Welch
W. Va
William Revis
Central Methodist to Host Covered Dish Supper
Mizpah Bible class of Central Methodist church plans a 6 p m covered dish supper at Mrs Louis Eberbaughs home 25 Monongalia Street.Mrs Ann Cochran hosted Mount Calvary Baptist mission circle with many members present. Ladies Aid set for an all day church meeting. Long Branch youths held a marshmallow roast at Pax Branch with many attendees and chaperones. St Hilda's guild of St Matthew’s Episcopal mapped a lawn fete for July 6 on church grounds.
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Central Methodist Church
Louis Eberbaugh
Monongalia Street
Ann Cochran
Mission Circle of
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
David McQuerrey
Ida Foster
Tony Harrah
Elizabeth Dodd
Leonard Harris
James Holbrook
Emma Carte
Minnie Bird
Lola Fisher
Thomas Chapman
George Quigley
Mary Grover
Donald Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Hilda’s Guild of
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Church Lawn
Mesdames
J. Edwin Stark
John Tallichet
John Herr
Ray Williams
Charles E. Day
Elsie Hoferer
Gladys Stark
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Twins a son and daughter born last night at Charleston General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dewey Parsons of 48 Kelly Addition. Harold Alderson of Nitro announces the birth of daughter Barbara Ann on Monday at McMillan Hospital. C P Connell of Edgewood Avenue announces son Charles William born June 26 at St Mary's Hospital Huntington. Mrs Connell is Mary Elizabeth McNerney of Huntington. Jenna Lee daughter born June 22 to Mr and Mrs Howard Spradling of Crescent Road.
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Charleston General Hospital
Dewey Parsons
Kelly Addition
Harold Alderson
Nitro
Barbara Ann
McMillan Hospital
C. P. Connell
Edgewood Avenue
Charles William
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Jenna Lee
Howard Spradling
Crescent Road
Births announced for Clarence Jr and Williams and Gatens families
Mr and Mrs Clarene Laing of Cannelton announce the birth of a son Clarence Jr on June 10. Mrs Laing is the former Miss Irene Hudnall. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Edward Williams of Bensford at St Francis hospital. Mr and Mrs William Gatens Bancroft are parents of a daughter born yesterday at St Francis hospital.
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Clarene Laing
Cannelton
Clarence, Jr
Edward Williams
Bensford
St. Francis Hospital
William Gatens
Bancroft
Baby Girl Born to Greybill Couple at St Francis
A daughter was born yesterday at St Francis hospital to Mr and Mrs J F Greybill of 109 South Main drive. The birth adds a new member to the Greybill family and marks a joyful occasion in the local community.
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St. Francis Hospital
J. F. Greybill
South Main Drive
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Walter C. Hardy & Co
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Eeeewewee
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Nor
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Waller C. Hardy
Nn. & Son
S Company
Congoleum
Lambert Co
Safeway
Consol
Lee Rubber
Edison
St. Joseph
Owens-Ford
Savage Arms
Adams Express
Lig. & Myers ‘B
Seaboard Oil
Lima Loco
Deleas Reson 1844
Alleghany Corp
Contin. Bak
Container Corp
Loew’s, Inc
Sears Roebuck
Lone Star Cem
Erve Eetersee
Continental Can
Lorillard. (P.) & Schenley Distil
Alaska Junean
Continental Oil
Oo Sa Bik Ohne
Shattuck
F. H
Allied Mills
Crane Co
Simmons Co
Allied Stores
Coty, Inc
Mack Trucks
Allis Chalmers
Crown Cork & Pe Ee
Socony Vacuum
Amerada Corp
Macy Co
Sou. Pacific
American Can
Crucible Steel
Marshall Field
Sou. Ryote Eee
Amn. Car Fdy
Martin
G L. & Spiegel, Inc
Curtiss Wright
Sperry Corp
Curt. Wright ‘Af
Amn
Loco
Petro
Deere & Cotee
Midland Steel Sterling Prod
S. O. Calif
Mch. Metal
del & Hudson
Sweeney
Monty’y Ward
Amn Smelting
DuPont de Ne
Morris
Phil
Mours Eer
Mul. Mfg
Stone & Webster
Murray Corp
Studebaker
Amn x. A
Eastman Kodak
Superior Oil
Eaton Mig
Nash-Kelvinator
Swift & Co
Elec
National Acme
Elec. Boat
Nat'l Biscuit
Texas Corp PS i
Armour & Co
Pow & Lt
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Armstrong Cork
Evans Products
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Assoc
Excello Corp
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Thompson
Atl. Coast Line
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Waller
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Timken-Detroit
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Flinthote
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Union Oil
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Grant
W.T
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Great Nor
Bur. Add. Meh
Park Utah
U. S. Steel
St Regis Paper
Butler Bros
Param. A
U. S. Steel Pfd
South
Byers
A. M
Holly Sugar
Penn. R
Uz. E
Houd. Hersh
Sunray Oil Stand. Oil of Ky
Asset Eens Seeees
Houston Oil
Penney, J. Cc
Technicolor Inc Eeanee
Howe Sound
Phelps Dodge
Nited Gas Corpeee
Phillips Petrol
Canadian Pac
I Pitts. Screw
Illinois Central
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Case (J.I.) Co
Industrial Rayon
Pittsburgh Steel
Walworth
Caterpillar Trac
Inland Steel
Plymouth Oil
Warner Bros
Celanese Corp
Inspiration Cop
Pond Creek
Western Md
Proc. & Gamble
Western Union
Cerro de Pasco
Interlake Iron
Pub. Soc. N. J
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Chio. Pneu
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Pullman
Chrysler
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Pure Oilee
Westvaco Chlor
Int'l Paper
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Wilson & Co
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Et Woolworth
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Youhe Spring & ‘Es Gas
K ‘Reo Motors
Kennecott Athe
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Youngstown S. & Col
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Reynolds Tob
Bak
Reynolds Metals
Waller C. Hardy & Company
Empire Trust
Eeee
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Bankers Trust Co
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Cr Ee
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Public National
Waller Hardy & Company
New York Poultry
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Phelps
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Hutchinson
Presswell
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Parks
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Almada
Koy
Majeski
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Hayworth
Miller
Cooney
Shoffner
Hudson
Camilli
Hassett
Huber
Pressnell
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Sheffner
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Lary
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Simmons
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M'ngo
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Outlaw
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Waner
Goodm
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Klein
Pletcher
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Suhr
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May
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Ott
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U. S. Marines
Donald Lee Hicks
Clarence Hicks
Oak Hill
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Lillian Schrein
Schrein
Theatrical Corporation
Beck
Ahepa Society
Young People’s Division
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Pax Branch
Melba
Yolande
Doris Adams
Ruby
Myrtle Blake
Thelma Holley
Betty Rae Humphrey
Marjorie Harris
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Barbara
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Nell
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Arlene
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Opal
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Ann
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Glen Aleshire
Richard Blake
Joe
Webb
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Latelle Davis
Samuel Givens
Harold Gunter
Joseph
Estil
Jo Ed Holley
Clarence
Richard Humphrey
Clifford
Carl Harris
Ted Hunter
Junior
Jack Johnson
Dale
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Ray Milam
Junior Smith
Olen
George Sweeney
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Ralph Vass
Milford Wheatley
Cyrus Williams
Junior Warren
Alfred
Charles
Tazewell Wingfield
R. J. Chenoweth
Clyde Harris
Frank Adams
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