Stocks End 34 Indull Trading As Market Slumps
United Press report by Elmer C. Walzer notes a dull stock market for the year with the smallest annual sales in a decade while commodities gain strength and bonds reach new highs since 1931. Closing quotes include American Locomotive 18, American Smelters 48, Anaconda 25, Bethlehem Steel 61, Bendix Aviation , Canadian Pacific , and Lone Star Gas among others.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Mec
Wall Street
Stocksmarket
American Cin
T&t
Anaconda Lite
Atlantic Rearing
Bethlehieny Steet Des Ste
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Personal Notices From Corry Citizens Populate City Streets
Meadville man James Burnison returns to work after a spring visit with friends. Miss Chive Whiteley of Ete visits owing to her mother Anna Whiteley's death. Heyward McEvoy goes to Erie for business. Mr. and Mrs. Dan DeJean visit Here with Byron Wassink and return home. Several local residents host guests from Hydetown, Erie, Warren, and Dunkirk, then travel to Bradford and Titusville for events and family visits.
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James Burnison
Meadville
Chive Whiteley
Ete
Anna’ ‘Whiteley
Heyward McEvoy
Erie
Dan DeJean
Byron Wassink
Vivian Cochran
Arlene Mequatrie
A. V. Cochran
Center Street
Hydetown
Minnie
Koford
Clifton Koford
Gertrude Reed
Buffalo
Corry
Faye Denton
North East
Edward Denton
Incanelime
Brie
Mildred D Tom
Kathryn Rauscher
Fred Rauscher
Norman Stkelton, Jr
Columbus
Bradford
Kenneth Moon
Jukn Gulp
Union Sity
BR. H. Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Bly Schreckengast
Leonard Burkhayét
Mr. Peterson
Jack Macines
James MacInnes
New
Oneville
Can
Daniel Rosehie
Treva Jane Catshall
Ui‘ton City
Sty
Charles Butters
Windber
HL Skinner, Jr
Jamestown
L. J. Booser
Booser
Endicott Johnson Co
Jay Miller
Harbor Creek
M. H. Reynolds
G. Annable
Providence
Tagenory Selberg
Tranle J. Lillie
Harrisburg
Curtis Blunt
Evanston, Ty
Frank D. Geiger
Smith Street
Blunb
Virgil G. Curtis
Nelson accomplice faces murder charge in federal killings
In Chicago federal case details emerge after Chase, tied to the killings of two federal agents, is sought for indictment. Nelson, critically wounded, dies. pursuit of charges extends to the law amid new federal murder provisions following the Union Station massacre.
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Nelson
Page One
Department of Justice
Loop
Chase
California
U. S
D. H. Green
Grand Jury
Helen
Niles Center
Isk
Cowley
Melvin Purvis
Fexters
Chicago
Kansas City Union Station
Dairymen Meet at Wattsburg Saturday
The Dairymen League Co operative Association sub district meeting gathered fifty members at the Presbyterian church in Wattsburg. Director HH Marsh of Waterford led as the milk price outlook improved with a surplus. A noon tureen dinner followed, with an afternoon program of music and dialogue. The next meeting is planned for the last Saturday in January at South Ripley.
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Dairymen's League _ Co-operative ‘Association
Presbyterian Church
Wattsburg
FO. Harvey
Warner McCray
Robert Gates
Dorothy
Corry Towal
HH. Marsh
Waterford
Goral Solo
John Robinson
Ruth Harwood
John Gensch
Robinson
Knight
South Ripley
Miss Carr Sees 1935 Bringing Labor Crisis
Miss Charlotte B. Carr, Pennsylvania Secretary of Labor and Industry, predicts a major labor crisis in 1935. She urges stronger state legislation, a universal security program for workers, and updates to Pennsylvania labor laws to address industrial changes and Depression-era needs. She cites NRA progress and calls for ten-point reforms from her department’s report.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Charlotte B. Carr
State Secretary of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
NRA
Carr
Miss Carr
Roosevelt says bonus delay failed to aid recovery
President Roosevelt argues against bonus appeals noting analysis shows the $1,890,000,000 loaned to veterans increased indebtedness rather than spurring new business. He cites widespread use of funds to cover prior debts and emphasizes a clear preference for veterans in relief measures.
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Munch
Roosevelt
Baltimore Woman's Death Mystery Prompts Inquiry
Miss Kate Briscoe, 61, a member of a Maryland family, was killed today by a bullet under mysterious circumstances. Police and the coroner's office ordered an immediate investigation into the death in Baltimore.
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Ly United Frees
Baltimore
Kate Briscoe
Kid Maryland
Lin dsley s Big Money Savers For All Week
Lin dsley s Big Money Savers For All Week ads list various consumer items with discounted prices including medicines vitamins tonics and household goods. Prices shown range from a few cents to around $1.35 with items like Castoria Alkaseltzer Bayer Aspirin and Sloans Liniment featured.
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Lindsley
Ainex
Mellins Food Ae Castoria
Alkaseltzer
Baume Bengue
Bayer Aspirin
Sloans Liniment
Feenamint
Dewitts Kidney
FARM PROVES SMALL ARSENAL ARREST 3
Saxonburg Pa December suspects Bruno Krasinsky 42 Natrona and Albert Hunter 30 address in suewa were jailed after county detectives raided a farm near Saxonburg uncovering a small arsenal and loot. Tom Jaborsky 38 Saxonburg previously arrested in connection with the Polish American Club Natrona hold up. police believe at least a dozen Allegheny valley robberies are solved.
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Saxonburg
Allegheny Valley
Farmonae
Bruno Krasinsky
Natrona
Albert Hunter
Suewa
Tom Jaborsky
Beach Beauty Chapter XXVI Voice of Jealousy on the Run
Kay Owen and Harrow flee south after a tense confrontation aboard the Commander. Harrow notes a mysterious assailant may be wounded nearby as Spike’s loyalty is questioned. Kay discovers a New Orleans telegram from Pete Ryan stirring jealousy and ponders his sudden return to Daytona Beach.
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Harrow
Kay
Flatlon
Tay
Wing bin Tin
Arrow
Astraw
Kelly
Water
Spike
Pete
Ellow
Othe Peninsula
Commons
Keith
Orange Avenue
The
Western Union
United Wruit Company
New Orleans
Peter Ryan
Guatemala
Kay Owen
Puttower
Daytona Beach
Pla
J. K. Snow
United Fruit
Pata
Casino Burgoyne
Advone
Pugrto Barrios
Pete Ryan Returns To New Orleans Cape Scene
Kay frets over Pete Ryan's return with Earl Harrow watching, while Pete, a football player and boxer, quietly seeks Kay's attention. Rumors swirl as Kay tries to keep him at a distance, fearing trouble yet drawn to his steadfast presence and their shared past. Verbal drift hints at a Guatemala assignment and a possible clash with Ida's machinations.
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Kelly
Harrow
Tourid
Wagner
Spike
Earl
Earl Hurtow
Kay
Ida Campbell
Uarrow
Keith Pitts
Heach and Orange
Pete
Guatemala
Keith
Tsay
Tim
Central America
Havana
Tre
Tye
Petu
Davka
Earl Harrow
Ysimele
Pete Tyan
Boxer
Schomer
Day+ toma
Ghaeaetor
Harlaw
Els
Ne Orleans
Pengram
Hough
Tie Campbell
Pete Ryan
Teen
Conte
Cbisp
Nani
South America
Haray
New Orleans
Falbe
Peto
Ida
Sud
Timael
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Woolworth
Aviegagas Gas
Asa Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas West
Chryster
Columbia Gas
Continental Gas Consolidated Oil
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors
Kennecott International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Penna RR
Rex
Franchot Tone
Jean Muir
Ene
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Pat O'Brien
West Point Cadet Corps
West Point
Watisburg
H. H. Marsh
Member
Federal Reserve System
EDR
Arthur Shumway
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