Confidence Rises as Securities Advance on Markets
Claude A. Jageer reports a renewed confidence in the nation addressing bottlenecks in credit markets. Security prices climb with rail shares leading gains while industrials pull back briefly. Intermittent rumors about freight rates and a US inquiry into rail bonds influence trading, as a large banking pool forms to support liquidity.
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Case
Interetale Commerce Commission
Washington
Teaver
Eyprise
Bank of France
Wall Street
Wheat Prices Show Advance In Cincinnati
Wheat futures rose in Cincinnati with a stronger cash basis and increased demand. Reports show limited buyer attendance due to rain interruptions on the plug track, with various grains and feeds mixed, including timothy and clover, and bids for oats soybeans rye and barley listed by quality grades and local country point calculations.
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Lower Hog and Cattle Prices Reported in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati cattle and hog market shows bids over 100 with light down payments, heavy hogs steady to higher, lighter weights up to 50, beef cows around 42 to 85, cutters up to 203, bulls to 4, heifers steady, sheep prices 6.50 to 10 for higher grades, common stock down. Chicago butter prices steady with creamery and firsts noted, extras and score variations listed.
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Grains Market Moves in Chicago and Cincinnati Prices
Grain prices in Chicago drift lower amid tariff concerns in Britain and overall market softness. Wheat and corn opened 3 to 13 points down, with mixed early losses and continuing bearish pressure. Cincinnati price listings for butter eggs poultry and meats accompany the market snapshot.
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Two die in Cleveland area auto mishap
Cleveland Ohio October 9 two men were killed when their car collided with a truck trailer near Bay Village west of Cleveland. John Albinger 28 and Leonard J Murray 24 died at the scene. Robert Simmons 30 injured as the auto was demolished in the crash.
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West Side Baptist Play Delights Large Lincoln Audience
A large crowd at Lincoln school auditorium enjoyed a West Side Baptist Church play titled Only Mo. Proceeds support the church building fund. Abbott coaches Mrs Hema Ake wan praised. Participants included Massifie Hubbard Hubbard Finlay Wood Fizlar Foe tar Gaimes Hook. Hamilton Ladies Band performed during intermission and Edna Allen sang a violin solo.
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Je Hubbard
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Mabel Wood
Bonnie Fizlar
Huberit Foetar
Hobar Gaimes
Program enjoyed at Hanover P T A meeting
A Hanover Laren Teachens association meeting in the Hanover centralized school auditorium drew 75 attendees Thursday night. The program featured violin solos by Dane Skillman a reading Father and Son by Maurice Itel piano pieces by Catherine Seabold a talk on a trip through eastern Canada by C R Darkum a dialogue by Glenn Martin and Charles Olerich and a violin solo by Mildred Thoma.
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C. R. Darkum
Glenn Martin
Charles Olerich
Mildred Thoma
End Controversy in Cin'ti Plant
Cincinnati news reports a stockholder dispute ending as the Stacey corporation to acquire the Stavey Manufacturing Company stock for 15 dollars per share. Keplinger and other parties involved in the common pleas court outcome were noted.
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Boy Scout Council Receives Reports at Butler County Meeting
The Butler County Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a noon meeting at the Anthony Warne hotel. Reports on troop organization civic service and the special camp committee were reviewed by executive board president E. G. Butler and attending members including Baker Soluzen Robert Godbvin Love Wiel Sneed Baer Bruning and Fitton. The High Street Church Missionary Society also met with 23 members at Mrs Bhuer Davis home on Laurel avenue.
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Notre Dame PTA Party Announced For Oct Twenty Third
Notre Dame Parent-Teachers Association met at Notre Dame High School auditorium on Thursday afternoon at two thirty. They planned a card party to be held on Thursday October 28 with a program including piano solos and violin pieces by listed performers.
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Detober
Atterton
Pry Duvet
Iane
Mary Catherine Beinlegebie
Uehi
Florence Source
Marie Geter
Agurs Oboemski
Martha Thobhrook
Carolyn Keeid
Dorothy Beals
Miry Lagetto Cunparehton
Clara Returns With Red Tla ir
Hollywood set reports a film actress formerly retired as platinum blonde returning as a redhead. T’sars Bow is noted as the actress in a new project and headlines her dramatic comeback.
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T'sars
Presbyter Guild Set to Meet at Cogswell Home
At Cogswell home on Dayton Street the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church held its first meeting for the year. Arrangements were made for the annual inspection to be held in November. Two members attended as the group planned activities and a social hour followed business.
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White Shrine elects officers in Thursday meeting
Special election of two elite officers filled vacancies from resignation and renewal in this city. At the Masouig temple the White Shrine met Thursday night. Wanges Jameson was elected Worthy Shepherdess and Florence...
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Child’s Weight Projections From Early Life Remarks
A reader notes estimates of growth showing a child weighing pounds less than his height in inches. Projections suggest a 4 percent weight gain over ten years and a reduction of six pounds around age four, with weight at four years near four pounds lighter.
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