Profit taking drags stock market in light trading
Moderate selling cooled the market in New York on May 25 with prices dipping fractions to more than a point. Steel shares slid after gains, and motor, rubber, and related issues declined while weathered stocks showed irregular activity. Closing prices included American Can 13613 and American Locomotive. list shows many Lone entities such as Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric General Motors United States Steel and Standard Oil among others.
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United Press
New York
V.c
Avantie Refining
Amdaem
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Texas Company Subsidiary Bids Accepted After NRA Violation Ruling
Washington mayor Administrator Harold J. Tekes ordered the government to receive petroleum bids from the Texas Company subsidiary in California despite previously barring the Texas Company from general business for NRA violations. Tekes noted the violation was tied to the Texas Company of New York, a distinct entity, while the two Texas-based subsidiaries share a parent Texas Corporation.
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Washington
Harold J. Tekes
Texas Company
California
Los Angeles
NRA
Tekos
Tex Company
New York
Texas Corporation
Personal Mention Notes From Erie District Deputy Visits
Paged item lists numerous Erie area social calls and travel plans. Wells-known residents, including Miss Minnie Biggar and Mrs. Ann Storer, visit relatives and attend events. Trips include Pittsburgh Templar conclave, Indiana State Teachers College graduation, and weekend stays in Buffalo and Erie.
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Minnie Biggar
Erie
WB. A
Wallace Young
Lloyd Stowe
Franklin T. Babbitt
Pittsburgh
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
John Dempsey
U. S. Marshal
Walter ‘Thelande
Jamestown
A. A. Merker
Wright Street
Richard Merker
Paw Siple
Robert Price
Indiana
Indiana State ‘Teachers College
Cornelia Price
Miss Price
M. Allan Spencer
Mary Elizabeth
Margate
Jamestown Bill
Ann Storer
Spaytansbur
G. D. Heath
East Frederik Street
GL. Snapp
Two Fatally Injured In Auto Wreck Near St Georg South Carolina
Jamestown May 25 Mrs Selme Neilson 34 of 281 Prospect St and Mrs Laura Shovee 85 of Bemus Point are dead after a car wreck near St Georg South Carolina while returning north for the summer from Vero Beach Fla Three others from Bemus Point were injured including Mrs Snodgrass 80 badly shaken Mrs Bertha Horne 50 daughter of Snodgrass with a broken thigh and ankle and chauffeur Sam Dupre about 21 with minor cuts The wreck occurred when a wheel dropped from the pavement shoulder sending the auto rolling over three times Mrs Neilson aided in driving south of Savannah to assist Dupre Also mentioned are visitors M M Purcell and daughter Kattynl and Miss Helen Eberle from Erie who spent the day with music pupils
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Sam Irvine
Buffalo
Dena McCray
Helen
May Culley
Lucille
Fenny van Marten
Blooming Valley
B. R. Lewis
Nyacls
Attending the Christian Alliance Missionary Council
Kenneth Jackson
Dunisirk
Corry
FB. Hepler
Erie
Mabel Berry
West Pleasant Street
Ptay
Walter Rhodes
Jamestown
Selme Neilson
Prospect Street
Laura Shovee
Bemus Point
St. Georg
South Carolina
Vero Beach
Fla
Snodgrass
Bertha Horne
Sam Dupre
M. 4
Purcell
Kattlynl
Helen Eberle
Hex
Liquor Stores Post April Profit of 566 391
Harrisburg May 25 The Pennsylvania liquor Board reported 268 state stores earned a net profit of 69 897 or 13 6 percent on gross sales of 4 176 932 in April. Income from license fees brought total net profit to 574 608 for April 1 to 27.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry G. Banzhaft
Maurice Chevalier Talks Hollywood Beauties
Maurice Chevalier discussed U S girls and Hollywood’s six most attractive women. He listed six names with Francis in capitals at the head, then Norma Shearer, Ann Sothern, Claudette Calvert, Ian Harlow and Claire Boys, noting Clara remains appealing. He commented that blondes will always have appeal despite trends toward brunettes.
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Katharine Corill
Helen Har
Hollywood
Lay Francis
Norma Shearer
Ann Sothern
Claudette Calvert
Ian Harlow
Glare
Clara
Pitt Professor Is Dropped Amid Intra University Clash
University of Pittsburgh economics professor Leonard T. Conway says his contract will not be renewed next year despite a unanimous departmental recommendation. Conway claims he was notified by Dean Charles B. Tippetts as a legislative committee investigates academe at the state aided university.
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University of Tiltsburgh
Academe Frowling
Leonard T. Conway
Charles
Tippetts
School of Business
Chaiistra Oa
Conway
Marion He McKay
JASOVERADE by Faith Baldwin Exciting New York Debut
Fanchon Meredith flees San Francisco after a murder linked to her lover Tony. She hides aboard a plane with Evelyn Howard bound for New York, survives a crash, and assumes Evelyn's identity to start anew with the Carstairs family. Tony confronts her in a tense reunion as she seeks escape and a fresh future.
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Lovely Fanchon_ Meredith
San Francisco
Tony
Carstairs
Evelyn
Mrs. Carstairs
Fanchon
Southampton
New York
Collin
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Richard Boleslawski
United Artists
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International Nickel
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National Dairy
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Otis Steel
Fate Penna RR
Ceee Sly Pure Oil
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Mengers Eeees
US Leather
US Steel
United Corp
Ea Seal Elle
Westinghouse Woolworth
N.Y
Stox
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gis & Electric Cities Service
Lowe Stat Gas
West Pub Serv
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Texas CO
James Mead
Watherine
Ann Mead
Nicholas Ressler
Mary Mead
Rita Ressler
Merreyhust College
Adabelle Moris
Frank Morton, Jr
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U. S
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Federal Reserve System
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