Stocks Rally After Slump Lifts Confidence And Prices
United Press reports late Friday trading saw renewed buying in stocks and commodities after a broad slump. Railroad shares fell on dividend cuts and alarm warnings, with Illinois Central cutting its annual dividend and hitting a record low, while New York Central, Atchison, Pennsylvania, and Union Pacific edged higher from earlier losses as industrials and utilities recovered.
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United Press
New York
Ilinois Central
Cal
New York Gentral
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Davidson Has Close Sale re Crash At Mitchel Field
An airplane carrying F Trubee Day assistant secretary of war was damaged on landing at Mitchel Field today. Davidson and his pilot reportedly escaped injury as the craft went down in a hard landing and crashed nearby without serious harm to those aboard.
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New Cross
Social Roundup of Visits and Travels Across Town
Mrs Jim Morgan of Mt Jawett and Mr Bila Blass of Briere visited at the home of Ms Chir Bieming and Mrs Willis. Joseph Stipleton left for Clavelaid and Chicago then Portland to stay with relatives. Mrs Charles Stewart and family spent Monday in Meadville. George Barlow returned from Los Angeles to visit relatives and pay for Daytona to winter. Mrs Milon Brown has returned home after visits in Fort Worth and Pittsburgh. Mrs Gace Bricker goes to Columbus for an indefinite stay. Gertrude Allen travels in Fort Hast for several weeks on business. Anna Esterbrook and Morence Holton family returned home from North Hast. Several residents attended a Junior Woman's Club party on Mott Street. Families headed to Niagara Falls for a day, then Los Angeles for residence. Belle Gilson and son Gerald visit Titusville on business. John DeLury visits Garland Ghis. Lillian Zalzneck returns to Ol City for school after home visit. Addieant? Georgia Black return to Gil City. FE Hawkins and family depart for Scranton for church convention. Ferman Butlingame visits Waprent. Bendett, Hodges, Dbbbs, and Cathers attend funeral services in Wattsburg. B J Hurlbut and relatives return home from Pittsburgh by motor. John Metnnes returns from Titusville. H B Midge returns to Portland after short stay with friends. Rand Blakeley and Georgia Hathaway return home from North Center Street visit. Dr R B McCord returns to North East after death of father-in-law C W Lyons.
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Jim Morgan
Mt. Jawett
Bila Blass
Briere
Chir Bieming
Willis
Joseph Stipleton Teft
Clavelaid
Chicago
Yall
Portland
Oregon
Apdnd
Charles Stewart
Donald Stewart
Betty
Bill Guignon
Frne
Meadville
George ‘Barlow
Los Angeles
Calif
Daytona
Milon Brown
Fort Worth
Texas
Pittsburgh
Gace Bricker
Columbus
Gertrude Allen
Forth
Forth Hast
Anna Esterbrook
Morence Holton
North Hast
Tred Barthdlime
Hurold Baum
Baugh
George Michaels
Bogue
Union City
W.T. Johnson
H. W. Baxter
Niagara Walls
Donald Milter
HL Watrous
Shefeld
Melvin McCray
C. F. McCray
Belle Gilson
Gerald
Titusville
John DeLury
Garland Ghis
Lillian Zalzneck
Ol City
A. Zalz
Mra
Mrr
Archie Hurlbut
John Metnnes
Mevson
U S Press Divided On Benenis Of Laval Visit
The article notes mixed editorials on the Laval visit with newspapers split over the value of the joint statement. The Chicago Tribune doubts tangible gains, while The Kansas City Star and New York papers foresee uncertain, intangible outcomes and rising alarms about future confrontations among statesmen.
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U.S
Benenis OF
Laval
France
United States
Chicago Tribune
Kansas City Star
New York Times
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Taxing laws of state scored by critics in Pittsburgh
October hearings on Pennsylvania real estate taxes drew sharp criticism from Marcus Aaron chairing the board of education. He called the system outrageous and noted about 99 percent of school costs are funded by real estate taxes. He argued property owners lack organized power against powerful interests and urged state legislators to grant relief.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pensylvania
Marcus Aaron
Bean of Education
Aaron
Pennsylvania
France to buy up to fifty million bushels of farm board wheat
Paris reports the French government nearing a purchase of at least 20,000,000 bushels of United States farm board wheat with potential total reaching 50,000,000 bushels. Central European governments also negotiate farm board credit for cotton. Directors of the Tilingis Central Railroad suspend common dividend payment. dividend of $4 annual.
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United Frese
Paris
United States
Farm Board
New York
Tilingis Central Railroad
Hays
Market Close Summary From Oil City Exchange Ledger
Quotations compiled by Log an Bryan of Oil City with New York Stock Exchange listings. Notable names include American Smelting, Anaconda, International Nickel, Chrysler, General Motors, Studebaker, Packard, Willys Overland, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, American Telephone, Westinghouse, Curtiss-Wright, Humble Oil, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, and several railways. Prices and changes appear with multiple firms and energy, metal, and utility stocks referenced in compact ledger style.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. “Bracken
Iscettanec American T & T P Beattix Aviation
WS Leather
Ravio
Columbia Gas & Electric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
General Electrics
Commonwealth & Southern
Tri-Continental Tinted Corp
Lt Preesburghurs
Humble Oil
Creel
Indiana
South Penn Oil
New York Sur
New Castle Jewelry Store Robbery Reported
New Castle, Pa. Oct. 27 Rings watches necklaces and other jewelry valued at 450 were reported stolen from the J. Kerr Jewelry Store. The theft was discovered after a moved radio uncovered a hole in the wall, through which entrance is believed gained.
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New Castle
J. &. Kerr
Slayer Hints At Motherhood In Arizona Case
Winnie Ruth Judd, awaiting transfer for trial on two murders, hinted she might become a mother. Authorities recall she claimed motherhood as a young girl, a remark viewed by some as sympathy gambit. County Attorney Loyd Andrews intends to prosecute and seeks the death penalty if warranted. the case recalls Eva Dugan’s execution in Arizona.
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United Press
Los Angmues
Calif
Winnie Ruth Judd
Saunty
Phoenie
Hedvig Schmunson
Agnes Lewis
Aristolia
Illinois
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