Heavier issues lead market up in brisk rally
New York trading opened with a strong broad advance led by steel and rail shares. The Associated Press average rose to 64.3, a top not seen since 1931, with gains from one to about four points as investors cheered European improvements and rosy industrial news.
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New York
Bull Market Brothers
Brokera
Associated Press
Ted
France
Washington
Financial District
United States
Stee
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Reublic Steel
Rysier
Oral Motors
Santa Fe
Newark Central
Erican Telephone
Weetinghouse
Easter Cantata Adoremus at First Prec Church
Easter Sunday service at First Prec on 56 oclock features Easter cantata Adoremus by Joseph W. Cloky. under Dan Smith organist with Vera Smith J 4H Altlire Clarence Rhutheres Norman Fidler directing choir performs scenes of nature and Holy Week, concluding with resurrection celebration. public invited to attend.
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Ternoon
Dan Smith
Mise Vera Smith
Altlire
Clarence Rhultheres
Norman Fidler
Joseph W. Cloky
Loraine Huntingdon
New York Cotton Prices Drift on Wet Trading Day
Traders waited for details on government financed cotton and bunkers as July slid to 10.87 and near 10.89, while the general market softened slightly. Early losses eased with modest buying as dry Southwest weather supported some deliveries, and shipboard balance for the week stood around 93,000 bales. Liverpool tones showed lower market and end selling, with mixed realties. An autogiro is under test to assess military value, and a new signaling device warns pilots of fuel flow interruptions.
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New York
Linpool
Liverpool
Industrial Recovery Gains Over Retail Trade Upturn
Industrial activity rose sharply last week outpacing retail trade gains across the nation. The Associated Press index stood at 483 percent of the 1929-30 average, with steel, auto, and railroad sectors driving the rebound as floods subsided and spring demand began to pick up.
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Associated Press
American Iron and Steel Institute
North Dakota ranchers form airplane patrol to kill coyotes
North Dakota cattle and sheep ranchers organize an airplane patrol to shoot coyotes blamed for severe livestock losses. The aerial effort aims to curb predation and protect herds in the region.
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North Dakota
Octopus Flesh Deemed Hawaiian Delicacy
The octopus flesh is regarded as a prized delicacy by Hawaiians, highlighting local culinary appreciation and regional tasting traditions.
Services at M P Church Highlight Holy Week Events
Special Holy Week services are announced at the First Methodist Protestant church. Each evening at 7 34 Rev J Chy Madison speaks Monday on Unanswered Prayer and Thursday hosts communion and new member reception. The week includes a passion play, a Thy Will Be Done talk, a Friday pageant The Story of a Song, and Easter Week play The Terrible Meek plus daytime youth training classes.
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First Methodist Protestant
J. Chy Madison
Meek
Number of state air fields hits 43 on Feb 1 1936
The report lists 43 state operated air fields in the United States as of February 1 1936, reflecting expansion in civil aviation facilities.
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United States
State Records Single Furniture Trade Failure in NC
A Lyon Furniture Mercantile agency report shows North Carolina had only one furniture retailer failure in March this year, while manufacturers, jobbers and wholesalers remained stable. Nationally 46 industry failures occurred in March, with retailers accounting for 34 and other firms 12. New York led with 16 failures in 1935 and 14 this year.
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North Carolina
Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency
New York
Connecticut
Iowa
Kentucky
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Canada
Passion Play Pictures Shown At Local Venues
Moving pictures of the Oberammergau Passion play will be shown at the First M P church and the Allen Jay school auditorium Monday at p m. Described as the most marvelous and dramatic portrayal of Christ, the film replicates the Bavaria production and cost nearly three million dollars to make. A full announcement appears elsewhere in this paper.
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Oberammergau
M. P
Allen Jay School
Christ
Bavaria
Record of Monthly Performance Shows No Failures
The report notes perfect monthly records with no failures and cites a general industry improvement as failures drop by nearly half.
Railroads of the United States Operate Vast Network
The United States rail system spans over 260000 miles of tracks. This extensive network supports freight and passenger service nationwide, reflecting the era's transportation infrastructure and economic reach.
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United States
Advisory committee predicts larger future airplanes
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics projects bigger aircraft ahead. They expect two and four engine airplanes dominating the future fleet.
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National Avisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Gillette
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Nick Can
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