Stocks Rally Slows Amid Dollar Shakeout and Grain Decline
Financial News reports a sluggish stock rally as the dollar strengthens and the pound slips to 3.71 from 3.90, triggering selling in wheat and other grains. Silver breaks the 400-dollar limit while utilities wobble and railroads surge. aviation issues rise, and major gas stocks drop on dividend fears.
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Elmer CO
Walzer Junket Prees Financial Ealter
New York
Enoch
Salling
New
Valliage
Public Service of
New Jerany
New York Stock Market Closing Prices Report
New York stock prices feature heavy trading with a focus on blue chips. The day sees gains in utilities and rail stocks as investors react to bank moratorium signals, with several issue values rising and a notable sale of membership seats on the New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Stocks Brief Aids Com Ed Sector Moves
Chicago stock notes list Com Ed gains and sector shifts with references to utilities and energy equities. Other items mention US Rad and Tale Utah Rad in a compact market briefing with brief quotes and ticker cues.
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Chicago
Utah
Chicago Produce Market Roundup Amid Unsettled Prices
Chicago April 11 report shows unsettled eggs and butter prices with 41,394 egg cases received and varied receipts. Poultry demand strong with multiple fowl, turkeys, and broilers in stock. cheese and potatoes showing mixed firmness. Prices for whites and russets listed across districts with several freight and sack details noted.
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Chicago
Pye
Lonshorns
Wiss Congin
Idaho
Ruszeik
Bakers
Minnesota
Texas
Biss
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Chicago livestock receipts total 17000 hogs and 2006 cattle with varied gains. Hogs top at 4.00 and 3.90 to 3.90 ranges for heavy and light classes, while cattle show steady tone with calves at 5.50 to 7.00 and steers from 3.50 to 4.00. Sheep and lambs mark steady values, with lambs around 5.25 to 5.75 and feeders 3.60 to 5.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Grain futures given in Chicago market summary
An OCR readout lists various grain prices and grades in Chicago April trading. It mentions WHEAT No 2 hard, No 2 yellow, and No 2 white. CORN No 2 yellow. OATS No 2 white. RYE and BARLEY with rough figures, including fractional cents and old-style formatting.
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Chicago
Avril
Tls
eSlya
Final Grain Review By Harold Rainviuls
HAROLD RAINVIULS reports from Chicago on April 21 that grain markets show rainfall signals and profit aims drive wheat prices below prior highs. The session ends near inside levels with broad selling in grains, corn and rye mixed, barley down, and provisions weak amid a general market rally in commodities and cautious buying.
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Harold
Rainviuls
United Press
Chicago
Markets at a Glance Then and Now
Markets at a Glance reports uneven stock activity with utilities dragging curb listings and bonds edging forward. Commodity swings show wheat down and livestock mixed as foreign exchange holds uncertain, while call money and aviation shares display varied momentum amid mixed Chicago trading cues.
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Chicago
Eady
Retail Food Prices Decline in March
Reports to the Labor Department show that U S retail food prices in fifty one representative cities fell by about one half of one percent in March from February with a 13 percent decline since March last year. Chicago saw a one percent drop.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chicago
Rail Corp Loans Authorized to Seven Railroads
The Railroad Credit Corporation, in a regular meeting, approved loans totaling 35,590,000 to seven railroads to prevent defaults on fixed interest obligations due May 1. Buckland, president, said no defaults are expected among non receivership or non bankruptcy railroads. this relief comes as those in escrow or under bankruptcy congress.
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Rail Corp
New York
Railroad Credit Corporation
E. G Buckland
New York, New Maven & Hartford" Reilroad Company
Financial Flashes From Chrystal Carperanion and Firms
Chrystal Carperanion reports net income of 3 038 989 for the first quarter of 1933 while National Tea shows 2 086 485 in the same period. National Tea also lists 939 839 net for twelve weeks ended March 25 1933, or 31 cents a share, versus 148 488 or 20 cents a share in 1932. Hupp Motor Car reports a 822 907 loss for Q1 1932, against 596 175 loss the prior year. Otis Elevator and Moste subsidiaries show a 608 717 loss for Q1 1933 against 713 45 or 31 cents a share in 1932. Gulf States Steep reports a 293 481 loss for Q1 1953 with a related note to FAHLN for 1992 quarter.
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Chrystal Carperanion
National Tea. Company
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Rae Ports
Otis Elevator Company
Do. Moste
Gulf States
Higher Price Level Drives Wholesale Markups Declared
Merchants in Chisago reported a higher price level with increased wholesale orders and recent advances in raw materials and commodities. They noted no radical revisions to future commitments yet, but expect forthcoming price reflectivity in near-term wholesale activity.
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Chisago Marchants
General Motors Offers Bank Stock Subscription
General Motors announces it will accept subscriptions to the stock of the new National Bank at Detroit at 254 per share plus interest and federal tax until May 4. The offer targets depositors and stockholders of First National Bank Guardian National Bank of Commerce and Michigan residents. The bank's capital consists of 500,000 preferred shares and 590,000 common shares. Preferred stock is owned by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Depositors may subscribe to at least one share or 2 percent of their net deposit balance as of February 19, 19XX.
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General Motors
General Motors Corporation
Ana Federal
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerc
AIL
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Boor Showing Stronger Business Since April Start
Dow Jones & Company reports substantial improvement in business since April. The agency says demand expansion is expected to continue into the second quarter and official quarters.
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Dow, Jones & Company
Illinois Steel Buys Scrap at Increase
Illinois Steel and Tilingsis Steel report a sale of a mall tonnage of heavy melting steel at 750 per ton, up 1.50 from prior purchase. Dealers pay 7 per ton, about 1 over the peleas offered, with small tonnage on offer. Railroads hold large scrap stocks but not energy to sell.
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Illinois Steel
Tilingis Steel Company
Ji Thea Galeage Diaryiet
Iowa Trucking Costs Vary Across Iowa
Ames reports from Robert Winfrey of Iowa State College show average operating costs for a short truck in Iowa at about six to seven cents per mile for small trucks and up to nearly 26 cents for five-ton capacity. Costs cover fuel, oil, tires, maintenance, depreciation, insurance, licenses, garage rental, and interest, excluding driver salary. Town trucks in 1932 totaled about 45.88 million dollars in operating costs, with farm-owned trucks used about half as much as commercial ones.
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Ames
U.P
Iowa
Robert Winfrey
Iowa Stata College
Winfrey
Tirees
Town
Brains and Brawn Tie to Activities in Gallatin County High
Montana State College students tested Gallatin County High School pupils across groups by major studies to compare mental age with actual age. Athletes averaged 5 years actual with higher mental age, non athletes 16 with 2 years mental age, agricultural students showed the lowest mental age at 14.4 years against 16.4 years actual. Journalism students posted the highest mental age about 168.5 years, while their actual age remained 16. The report notes English grammar weak points and contrasts various fields of study.
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Bozeman
Montana
Gallatin County
Journalism Etudente
Annual meeting of Lake Shore Division in Evanston
The BF. T. Ay Lake Shore division holds its annual meeting in Evanston on Monday April 24 all day. Calumet City schools join the local region confession. attendees may contact Mrs. Jon Miller 394 Forsythe Avenue for more information.
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PT. A
Lake Shore
BF. T. Ay
Calumet City
Evanston
Jon Miller
Forsythe Avenue
Irving PT group reports on juvenile protection and scouts
A large Irving group gathered for a Wednesday evening business meeting of the Irving Parent Teacher Association. Delegates shared brief reports from the district conference at Rensselaer. Marie Gandoy gave an engaging talk on Juvenile Protection in the School. Scout troops presented opening exercises led by Scoutmasters Cook and Kronsall. Keeler spoke on Scouts’ work. Cir Scouts presented a melodrama titled Tyne Love Never Runs a Smooth. Brooks House Girl Scouts performed folk dances. John D B Utterbarn, back from Russia, spoke at Woodrow Wilson Junior High about food shortages and carded rations under the Soviet regime, noting the farmer’s limited production and government controls. He described rapid plant construction for clothing and commodities.
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Keeler
Cir
Migs Roas
Tyne
Brooks House
Folk
Hrsert Ansarach
Vnfreshmyents
Hammond
John DB. Utterbarn
Russia
Woodrow Wilson School
Education need highlighted in speech on Russian social roles
The speaker urged education amid general need, noting Russian social status and that women perform the same work as men. The native costume and hand crafted cloth drew interest. Calumet City pupils wrote a letter about activities to share with a Wineta school for comment.
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Faer Gaverna
Uchterbach
Russia
Potnl
Marc Thark
Calumet Cirry
Lincoln
Calumet City
Wineta
Public I Parties oo Leng
Bisss will sponsor butho and plnochle party on Monday April 24 with events at the Uncoln club Tooms and at 315 Plummer avenue Calumet City. Handmade awards will be given for winners at each table. Public is cordially invited.
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Oo Leng. Bisss
Butho
Plnochle
Tooms
Plummer Avenue
Calumet City
Shere
Sorority Social Hosted by Mrs White of Dyerboulee
Mrs HiT. White of Dyerboulee entertained Sigma Delta Mu sorority members with an informal afternoon of bridge on Thursday. Mrs John Falls won awards as Delectable candies and nutg wers passed during the gathering. On May 4 Mrs C H Berne of Forestdale Park will host an event.
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Hit. White
Dyerboulee Waré
Sigma Delta Mu Sorority
White
John Falls
C. H. Berne
Forestdale Park
L. Campbell
Emil Moor
William (Rady
Mra
Jarl Wagner
All American Club
Milton Muncie
J. Gammball
Manlewood Avenue
Donne Téan Lewless
Carroll Street
Lucky Strike Club
Madelyn Fonke
Helen Loesch
Elene Prendergaat
Misey Margaret Borg
Miss Prendergast
Miss Oeats Lawless
Isabell Storey
Clinton Street
Theta Tau Bridge Club
Dirs
Harold Osborn
Aurora
Jongulle
William McCormack
Mirs
Robert Dickson
William Miller
Ralph Hipp
Nancy MacGregor
Celia Zeller
Mes
Demes Burke
West Park Avenue
Whiting
Banco
Rosemary Club
John Cavan
Dlizabath Street
Vinnie Goeke
Jon Cavan
Davis
Lawrence Crussen
Mulberry Acree
Brooks House Monthly Review and Events at Brooks House
The Brooks House monthly meeting drew members for an enthusiastic program led by James Howard head Whatton. Rev Langendorf reviewed German works, and 100k have much that offers insight. Young people visit Crown Paint sanatorium for patients, and operettas The Nitty Shop will be produced. Miss Wenger of WWAD accompanies piano pieces. The directors discussed institution matters, and the Brooks House choir will perform at Bender Missionary Training School in Chicago on Saturday evening.
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Meny
Boale Review
Brookes Mouse
James Howard
Whatton
Peter Langengert
Germany
Mawrer
Hy Villard
Langendorf
Crown Paint
Miss Wenger
WWAD
Brooks House
Brooks Hosa Will Zo
Bender Missionary Training School
Chicago
Victor Young Peoples Club Regular Meeting Monday Night
The Victor Young Peoples' club calls a regular meeting on Monday at 8 o'clock in the church hall with a short business session and an entertainment program featuring the one act play The Whole Truth. Dancing will follow with refreshments served by the entertainment committee and members.
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Victor Young Peoples' Club
Church Hall
Ave. U. Hayes
Vincent Laverman
Mileen Prendergast
Frank Prorak
Helen D'Errico
Personal notices of suburban social visit and luncheon guests
The text notes Jr. and Mrs Henry Sassadeck of Cabtret City host Mr and Mrs Harstad vo Ginley from Michigan City for a weekend visit. Also, Mrs Russell Petrie Mrs Laigh Grant and Miss Mabelle Grant of Hammond attended a luncheon hosted by their cousin Mrs Lloyd Buns in Evanston on Thursday with a group of Worth store friends. Mrs Buns recently relocated to Evanston from New York.
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Henry Sassadeck
Cabtret City
Harstad Vo Ginley
Michigan City
Russell Petrie
Laigh Grant
Mabelle Grant
Hammond
Lloyd Buns
Evanston
Worth Store
Bubs
New York
Mra
Nmory Hulett
Mueniebh Gourt
Misa Bilmer Beckman
Vinicent Bower
Amlse Mabal
Nad
Ladies Club Cards and Anniversary Plans
Indl. Tis club members enjoyed saverst games of cards hosted by Mrs. A Glezewski Wentworth. Guests included Mrs. Gluth Mrs. Z Jetick and Mrs. Miller. The club marks its third anniversary with a hard timex party April 23 at Mrs. Lohmeyer 206 Gostlin. A May 4 meeting is set at Mrs. Slezewski Wentworth Ave.
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A. Glezewski
Wentworth Pyease
Glezewski
M. Gluth
Mra. Z
Jetick
M. Miller
William Lohmeyer
Gostlin Strent
Social clubs host gatherings across Whiting streets
The article lists numerous social club hosts in Whiting and surrounding towns. It notes ladies entertaining for Single Deck Finochle, Theta Tau Bridge, Rosem ary and other clubs, with details of venues on Madison and Calumet avenues, Harrison and Wallace streets. Prizes and refreshments described. events run through May with several hostesses and attendees named.
Social Calendar Entries From Woodmar Country Club Weekend
Social calendar notes show events at Woodmar Country Club including a men’s club gathering, a bridge afternoon, and a dinner for members with guests. Mrs Frank Sollger hosts Detroit Street friends, and Mr and Mrs Ivan Leckrone entertain Junior Auxiliary at headquarters.
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Woodmar Country Club
Frank Sollger
Detroit Street
Plancits Club
Amon
Jaihie Hlus
Ivan Leckrone
Madison Avenue
Otto Bolle
Lawndale Avenue
Foreclosure and public sale notices in Hammond Indiana and Chicago area
Legal notices announce mortgage foreclosure actions in Lake County Indiana with defendants nonresidents, and a separate district court sale of household and office equipment at Johnson's Storage Hammond Indiana. The listings name parties, case numbers, dates, and the auction date of May 6 1933.
Estate notices and wide waring probate listings in Indiana
Public notices detail administration of Ayia Bazard estate in Gary Indiana with dates and court details. The Lake County filing lists many heirs and kin across multiple families, including Holsten Rausch Ward Brunst Gilmer and others, with varied unknowns and widow heirs. Also appears a vast real estate and asset liquidation mention in a separate bankruptcy style filing.
Quieting title action in Hammond Indiana court
The Lake Superior Court notices a complaint to quiet title on Lot Thirty Six in Paul Csonto's Addition to Hammond Lake County Indiana. Defendants and unknown heirs are warned to appear by June 22 1933 or judgment by default will be entered. Court Clerk George W Swihart signs the seal.
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George He Bergener
Gente
HL Bargner
Nenry’ Bergener
Benry Bergener
Hay
Henry Berst
Henry Bergner
Christian M. Rausch
Bre
Felra
Christian A. Rausch
Heira
Mra
Benton N. Boyer
Floyd Garwick
Alyea
Siery Alyea
Othe C. Ayer
Mary Alea
Recorder's Office
County
Indiana
Floyd Gatwick
Otke
Alven
Mary Alves
Recorder
Lake County
Mary Alyea
Reeniders
Shyyaks County
Julius Caplan
Salive Caplan
Juling Caplan
Home Building & Loan Asem
Hving
Paul Csonto
Hammond
Sala Court
Exid
Lake Superior Court
George W. Swhigart
Cora D. Anderson
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Hammond Indiana Lake County
Notice of sheriff sale in Lake County Indiana to public sale by order of the Lake Superior Court. The property is described as the north seventy five feet of lot eight in block two of South View Addition Hammond. Sale at Crown Point court house on May 12, 1933 between 10 AM and 4 PM for cash to satisfy decree interest and costs. Property listed as Walter Bielefeld et al with attorney George B. Sheerer.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Indiana
Hammond
United States of America
District Court of the
United States
Wortham District
Johnson's
National Cash Register
Seeburg
Smith & Wesson
Remington
FE. G. Hall
United States District Court
Idiana
Hammond Division
Wadar
Mindtana
Bankers
Electrolux
Casey Pop
State OF Indiana
Lake County
Lake Superior Court
Belen Baever
Walter ¥. Bielefeld
Bate
Court House
Crown Point
Tahlana
South View
Walter Bielefeld
Helen Basber
Lillian M. Solley
Sheriff Lake County
Tadiana
George B. Sheerer
Notice of Liquidating Agent's Sale at State Bank of Hammond
Liquidating Agent of the State Bank of Hammond Indiana proposes a sale to the highest bidder on Sunday in April 19xx at 46 Velock A. M. The agent may eject any bid. A cash deposit equal to 15 percent of the bid price is required as good faith, with another 25 percent due later as specified.
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State Bank of
Hammond
Lake County
Indiana
Insurance Department
Cald Henk
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