Financial News tocks Keep "Going Upward" by Walzer
United Press Financial Editor Elmer C Walzer reports frenetic buying across the nation driving stock prices higher. Ticker systems lag as 1 000 to 40 000 share blocks surge, with noon volume reaching record rates and heavy trading continuing into the afternoon as prices climb amid widespread optimism.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Peony Financial
New York
Mars
Amehalthezh Press-Takine
Tradiig
Closing Prices and Market Roundup from New York
Market list shows closing prices for American tobacco Amoco and many industrials, plus railroads and utilities. The Markets at a Glance item notes steady to higher Chicago stocks, currency strength, and lower March retail food prices across cities with Chicago leading a modest drop.
Dramatises Have Fine Meeting in Masquers Club Event
A Masquers meeting at the home of Marty Deen and Janet Letter on Highland Street featured a George Bernard Shaw program. Members Kathryn Uoalman Tidris Davis and Alan Aindmatch joined, with W. Calvin Lowe giving Shaw life details and Robert Woodall offering quick reviews of plays such as The Man of Destiny and You Never Can Tell. The April 24 session will be at president Janet Rows home in Woodinar.
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Marty Deen
Janet Letter
Ilghland Street
Katherine Uoalman
Hammond
Tidris Davis
Alan Aindmatch
Shaw
Willam Archer
Archer
O. C. Graft
Crath
Robert Woodall
Copleasant
Priefly
Nepoleon
Tanet Rows
Woadinar
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago notes April 29 market report shows eggs and poultry steady with higher prices on some items. Receipts include 45,051 cases of eggs, various firsts and extras, and 7,971 crates of special assortments. Poultry offerings include fowls and springers with assorted prices. Cheese and potatoes markets feature several varieties with mixed movements and tracks of car shipments from Wisconsin Minnesota and Idaho.
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Chicago
Casey
Peices le
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Texas
Ellis Trumphs
Rains Hit Southwest Markets Amid Profit Taking Slide
HAROLD RAINVILLE reports a volatile Chicago trading day with rains in the Southwest adding to profit taking. Wheat moved up 2 to 3 percent near the close while corn rose about 25 percent from Tuesday’s lows. Barley and oats gained, inflation touched provisions, and trading remained cautious as funds and speculators reacted to early highs and late-day pressure.
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Harold
Rainville
Chicago
Rail report shows slight loading gains in week ending April 1
Weathered loadings continue to rise modestly with the Baltimore & Ohio showing 30,701 cars compared with 20,727 the prior week and 61 a year ago. New York Central moved 77,777 cars, while the Pennsylvania system posted 78,507, and the Virginian and Wabash lines reported smaller gains or declines amid mixed regional totals.
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Baltimore & Oni
Wenlaat
New York Central
Nols Central
Electric Storage Battery firm shows small profit after scrappy repairs
The Electric Storage Battery company reports a modest profit as operations resume after cost-cutting and salary reductions. Johny BR. Williams, president, led a thinly attended semiannual meeting with stockholders. Beech-Nut Packing posts March net income of 403,051 dollars, down from 467,099 last year. In Washington, Treasury Secretary Woodin notes modest improvement in business, invites bidders for 89,090,000 dollars of ninety-day treasury bills to retire 80,000,000 dollars due April 26.
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Elestrie Storage Battery Company
Johny BR. Wiliams
Beech-Nut Packing
York
Beech-Nut Packing Company
Lind March
Wocttin
U.S
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Federal Reserve Board
Sectelary Woodin
Fenders
Treasury
Auburn Head to Aviation Corp Board
Beal president of the Auburn Attor mobile company was appointed a director of the Aviation corporation at the annual stockholders meeting. He succeeds A. G. Carton, who resigned. Beal follows others named recently as directors representing E. I. Card, who with usceinter controls the company. Audiia also i Cord enterprise.
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Auburn
Aviation Corp
New York
Abell
Beal
Auburn Attor Mobile
Report 4.2 Per Cent Drip in Employment
Washington April 20 labor department reports a 4.2 percent drop in employment and an 8 percent decline in payrolls for February. Officials attribute most of the decreases to the banking holiday and related disruptions.
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Washington
Labor Department
Banking
Haliday
William Weigley Jr Co Reports March Quarter Profit
Wrigley Barne 90c a share in March William Weigley Jr company reports consolidated net profits for the March quarter of 1 801 061 aft er all charges equal to 99 cents a share on 7 0 0 0 0 0 shares of capital stock This compares with indicated net profit of 31 38%187 of 6p cents a share In the previous three months on the year net profit was 2 127 580 at 1 01 a share in the first quarter of 2232
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Wrigley Barne
William Weigley, Jr. Company
Camperes
Bridal couple honored by choir at Hessville gathering
Mrs. George Daugherty and her Gary husband were honored Wednesday evening by the First Presbyterian church choir in Hessville at a hall on Simmer and Kennedy avenues. The social event followed the regular vesper service, with neighbors and friends sharing a informal reception and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daugherty
First Presbyterian Church
Gary
Hessvella
Simmer and
Kennedy Avenues
Wedding Reception and Festive Dinner Described in Fragment
A fragmentary account recalls a wart themed gathering with Browess for Dosis Prisat and Ruthie Anderson. A committee hosted a lunch and honored the Daughertys with an electric master gift. Carolyn Bell is mentioned as bride amid plans for a marriage. The organizing committee included Leslie, Angelina Toren, Mery Tracey, Vergene Dieterics, Adine Aigh land and Elion Petrowske.
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Dosis Prisat
Ruthi Anderson
Daughertys
Carolyn Bell
Ayr
Grave Lesiie
Angelina Toren
Mery Tracey
Vergene Dieterics
Adeine Aighland
Elion Petrowske
All Saint's Dramatic and Social Club Dance
A large post Lenten social at the All Saint's Dramatic and Social club on Sibley street drew a big crowd. Balloons brightened the auditorium and refreshments were served as Hammond's orchestra provided music for an eight thirty start and a noted banner event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
All Saint's Dramatic and Social Club
Sibley Street
Hammond
Mrs Jacques Entertains Friends at Bridgton Home
Mrs Jacques hosted a Tuesday gathering on W Heland Street Bridgton with Mrs Georges Smith Mrs David McHenry and Mrs Charles Kevlen among attendees. Afternoon delights included card tables Easter decor and refreshments plus piano entertainment by Bruce Jacques.
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Mrs. Jacques
Jack Jacontes
Clessentie
W. Hleland Street
Bridgs
Mra
Georges Smith
David McHenry
Charles Kevzlen
Bruce Jacques
College student John Christenson returns to De Pauw
John Christenson comes back to De Pauw after spring vacation with a new family on 165th street. He just completed a successful run in high school debates, taking part in major debates with his team. Helgo served three days as a delegate to the Phi Eta Sigma national convention in Machleon Wisconsin where he is president at De Pauw.
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John Christenson
de Pauw University
165Th Street
John
Hig School
Helgo
Machleon
Wis
Phi Ete Sigma
Ge Pauw
Local residents return from Boston visit and social notices
Personalty and Mrs C E Keniston and children have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Boston Maye. Edmund Cleavanger recovered from pneumonia at his Forest Avenue home and could be downstairs on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M B Aeney of Crere don street entertained as their house guests over Sunday, George Friend of Chicaro and H Ly Friend of St Leule were among them.
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C. Ebert Keniston
Boston
Maye
Edmund Cleavanger
Forest Avenue
Edmund
M. B. Aeney
Creredon Street
Catemet Cli
George
Chicaro
H. Ly
St. Leule
Births at St. Margaret's Hospital Reported
St. Margaret's Hospital reports births to several Hammond and Lansing families in April. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cheynoweth of 237 Conkey Avenue Hammond on April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clerk of 18827 Grant Street Lansing welcomed a son on April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Wany Carley of 7405 Madison Avenue Hammond had two daughters on April 8 and April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Georg Klebs of 852 Beauld Avenue Hammond welcomed a daughter on April 20. Mr. and Mrs. AL A. Young of 6520 Madison Avenue Hammond had a daughter on April 18.
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St. Margaret's Hospital
R. C. Cheynoweth
Conkey Avenue
Hammond
Melvin Clerk
Grant Street
Lansing
Wany Carley
Madison Avenue
Bath
Georgs Klebs
Bea
AL A, Toung
Church Choir Rehearsal and Missionary Society Meet
Members of the choir at First Baptist Church will rehearse at seven thirty Friday and all are urged to attend. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Apathodist Church meets at Mrs. Dr Snyder’s home Friday at 2 p m. Mrs Frankse will conduct devotions. Bra J.
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The
First Baptist Church
Snyder
Praukese Awil
Hyde Park church social afternoon features lectures and playlet
The Hyde Park ME church hosts a delightful social afternoon on Wednesday with Elmer Jones presenting four chapters from a study book and a playlet The Fountain of Youth. Richard Murrison of Chicago speaks on A Century of Progress with Mrs Atkins presiding at tea. May events include another meeting and a Friday public party with games and pillowcase prizes. all are welcome.
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W. Belshaw
Wan
Mra
Elmer Jones
Fountain of Youth
Hyde Park
Martha Efrele
Richard Murrison
Chicago
A Murrigon
A. le Spohn
Mre. Atkins
Mre. Atkins and Mrs. Fagele
East Chicago Moose Women Meet For Calumet District Session
East Chicago chapter hosts Calumet district meeting of Women of the Moose in a Sunday session at 5722 Hohman Avenue. Mary Brow presides with attendees from East Chicago Gary Whiting and Hammond chapters. Pot luck dinner planned. Hammond members to bring a crackle. Victory Legion of the Moose invited. Hammond Symphony Orchestra rehearsals ahead of Sunday concert at Hammond High School directed by Fred Ohlendorf.
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East Chicago
Calumet District
No Women of the Moon
Ral
Chicago
Parayth Avenue
Sundaray
Mary Brow
Women of the Mouse
Gary
Whiting
Hammond
Women of the Moose
Hammond Symphony Orchestra
Hammond High School
Hohman Avenue
Fred Ohlendorf
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Gatherings
Social calendar notices list Mrs Donald Gavit hosting a book club, Mrs Harry Folk hosting lunch and bridge, and several clubs meeting at homes for contract bridge, tea, or desserts. Hammond events include Phi Delts Spring dancing, orchestra rehearsals, choir practice, and various club gatherings with names of hosts and streets in detail.
Sorority Gamma Chapter Plans Rummage Sale and Bridge
The Tau Delta sorority Gamma chapter met on Wednesday evening at Main Street Indiana Harbor for a short business session and social hour. Plans were made for a rummage sale during the business hour and high scores in bridge were awarded to Mrs. Charles Blumenfeld and Miss Gene Nally. Other guests included Mrs. Jack Blumenfeld and Miss Paarl Solomon, with light refreshments served at the close. On March 14 Letiman of Gardell Avenue Calumet City was noted.
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Bta ‘Tau Delta
Gamma Chapter
Buesia
Ethel Yellen
Indiana Harbor
Weapee
Charles Blumenfeld
Gene Nally
Jack Blumenfeld
Paarl Soloman
Tie m
Letiman
Gardelil Avanue
Calumet City
Sorority Hosts And Convention Plans At Glendale Park
Dorothy Strong of Glendale Park entertained members of Sigma Alpha sorority as guests on Wednesday evening with Lela Hadgen assisting. Discussions covered the upcoming convention on June fifth in Milwaukee. Ten members plan to attend a Chicago bridge party this Saturday hosted by Marjorie Engiston. Local chapter Marjorie Engiston helps on committees. A dessert was served at close of the meeting. On May 31 Mrs G Brunel will host friends at Highland Street.
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Dorothy Strong
Glendale Park
Sigmy Alpha Sorority
Oy Lela
Hadgen
AU Waukae
Win
Chicago
Chicago Dhaner
Marjorie Engiston
Roosevelt Moves to Grab Supreme Money Authority
The article reports Roosevelt seeking explicit power to revalue currency, issue United States notes, and accept silver up to ten million dollars for war debt payments. Senator Thomas leads the measure with backing from Pittman Byrnes and Moley, while White House aides briefed and Roosevelt signaled approval amid inflation measures and war debt considerations.
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Sue Prame
Thomas
Oklahoma
United States
White House
Roosevelt Chieny
Steinsley
Molly
Pittman
Nevada
Byrnes
South Carolina
Father Coughlin
Michigan
Capitol
Moley
Treasury
Woodin
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hhs
Garner i
Thomas Find Byrnes
Sven Re
Avnthin
House
Senate
McCar Tan
Legal Notice of Public Sale in Crown Point Indiana
An order of sale directs the clerk of Lake Superior County to expose property of Jake Goodman and Rosie Goodman to public auction in Crown Point Lake County Indiana on Thursday May 18 1983 for cash at the courthouse door to the highest bidder.
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Jake Goodman
Rosie Goodman
Hoss Goodman
Lake Superior County
Court House
Crown Point
Lake County
Indiana
Sheriff Sale Notice in Indiana Harbor real estate
Notice of sheriff sale by United States Building and Loan Association of Indiana Harbor. Court will sell rents and profits for up to seven years from a described Lot 19 in Block 4 Third Addition to Indiana Harbor, Lake County, Indiana, to satisfy a decree. Property owned by Wawrsy n Nowicki and others. Sale at Crown Point Court House May 28, 1993 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Bidders may pay cash.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Indiana Harbor real estate sale
Lake County Indiana sheriff sale notice advertises sale of Alexander Sadowski and Michaline Sadowski property Lot 3 in Block 62 Maywood addition Hammond Ind to satisfy a judgment. Sale held at Lake County Courthouse Hammond between 10 and 4 on September term 1222. Also legal foreclosure notice against Franke McColly et al for Lot 17 in Block 4 Maywood Hammond with date for answer June 17 1933.
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Indiana
Lake County
Lake Suveriar Court
Hammond
Martha E
Franke Ye
McColly
Merritt D. Dletz
Derain
Frank C. McColly
Lizzie M. McCarly
James Drakes
Trent Drakes
George Drakes
Drakes
Quat Chicago Shade
Abe Finkelstein
East Chicago Shade
Croak Brothers
Wheels
Thomas J. Croak
Croak
Thomas J. Cronk
Crook
Andrew Stein
Julia Stein
Helen Gorecki
Gorecki
Edward Gorecki
Theodore Gorecki
Said
Erie
Rae Anpunson
Legal Notice of Foreclosure Waiver and Sale In Indiana Harbor
Proceeding in Lake County November Term 1932 announces sale of real estate in Indiana Harbor described as lot 413 in Block Nineteen Fourth Addition to Indiana Mart er. The sale is to satisfy decree interest costs and accruing charges against Waetlis Fillar and Helena Fillar et al with United States Building and Loan Association of Indiana Harbor as plaintiff.
Public auction of Indiana Harbor real estate in 1533
By order of sale the Lake Superior Court will auction Bencly Bain and others property at the east door of Lake County Indiana on the third Thursday in May 1533 between ten and four for cash. The parcel is Dowit Bight in Block 29 Indiana Harbor subdivision fractional sections 15 and 22 township 81 north range 6 west. If rents and profits don’t fetch enough to cover costs the fee simple may be sold. Actions are taken under appraisement laws without resistance. Attorneys for the planning entity appear in the suit United States Building and Loan Association of Indiana Harbor.
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Witsi
Tndlans Harbor
Reeton 22
Township
Lake Coutexy
Indiana
Recorder's Office
Lake Counts
Jakie “Goodman
Rogie Goodman
Tose Goodman
United States Building and Loan Association
Sena Ane ‘Harbor, & Corporation of
State of
Lillian M. Holley
Sheriff Lake County
Iollapa
Riley, Reed, Murphy & McAter
Aya
Vse Wawreyn Nowicki
Cb A
Visthe
Laky Superior Court
Sapeaa
Lowit
Infiane Harbor
Lake County
Wawrsyn Nowicki
Syil
United States Building and Loan Association of Indiana Harbor
Lillian M Holley
Riley, Reed, Murphy & McAtes
Atters
Alexander Sedawcki
Michailna Sadowski
Lake Superior Court
Court House
Crown Point
Indiana Harbor
Tridaia
Costa
Alexander Sadowski
Michaline Sadowski
Whe
Lilian J. Holley
Riley, Reed, Murphy & Moatee
Attys
Vee Vasile Filiar
Helena Filiar
Troy
Cach
Crown Paint
Tenta
Profitz
Witl
Indiana Marter
Waetls Fillar
Helena Fillar
Salt of United States Building and Lean Association of
State of Indiana
Riley, Reed
Murphy & McAter
John Bencly
John Bain
Undiana
John Benels
John Baneiul
United Sate
Association of
Indiana’ Harbor
State of Indians
Ryley, Reed
Mcatee
Gilpert A. Leach
Cora Leach
Lake County Indiana Court Sale of Real Estate
In Lake County Indiana a master sale in a superior court order directs sale of parcel Fifteen in Black Eighteen in the Fourth Addition to Indiana Harbor from Lot Twenty-one, Town Thirty-seven North Range Nine West Meridian. The trustees list the property of Frank Cirgurich et al to satisfy a decree, costs, and interest. the sale will occur at the clerk's office on the 138th day of May at 4 PM with no valuation or appraisement required.
Lake County Indiana Sheriff Sale Notice for Leach property
The notice announces a court ordered sale of real estate in Lake County Indiana to satisfy a judgment. Gilbert A Leach and Cora Leach are named as owners with the United States Building and Loan Association as plaintiff. The sale includes lots and blocks in East End and Second Additions to Indians Harbor and adjacent parcels tied to the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway. If funds do not cover the full debt, profits and costs, the sale will proceed without valuation or appraisal minimums. The sheriff Lillian M Kolley will conduct the sale as the official.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway
Township
Renge
Lake County
Indiana
Recorder
Sittea
Oh 1
Anne
Gilbert A. Leach
Cora Leach
United States Building and Loan Assoriation
Indiana Harbor
State of
Lillian M Kolley
Sheriff Lal County
Riley, Reed ,Murphy & McAtee
Cys
Plaintiff
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Lowell
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Torrence Avenue
Harry Jegwatt
Joyce Jordan
Truman Street
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Viola Rech
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Loretta Gunther
Beaker Streets
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Mildred Walter
Styley Straet
Piecia
Sebrasa
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United States Building and Loan Association of Indians Harbor
Sal Lake Superior Court
United States Building and Loan Association of Indiena Herbor
Indy Lake
Lake Superior
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Ake Superior Court
United “Retae Building and Loan Association of
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Cake Superior Court
Kavember Tern
Frank Graurick
Saks Superior Court
Ake County
Meridian
Recemer
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Frank Cirgurich
Salt of United States Building and Loan Association of Indiana Marker
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India
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Beckman Supply Company
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Sid County
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Attoreneys
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Hana
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KE County
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Ouls Gearing
Louie Gearring
Velma Gearing
Velma Gearring
Wits
Bufflngton
Indiana Arbor
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