Market Week Ends With Steady Gains Amid Mixed Trading
Friday's stock action showed continued strength in steel and railroad shares with major producers reaching new highs. Bethlehem, Gulf States, Crucible and Vanadium led gains while General Motors faced selling pressure. mergers anticipated for Johns Manville American Radiator and railroad consolidations lifted rail stocks as investors eyed bank and industrial optimism.
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Cousins
Ienelas
OW York
Frilday
Vance
S$, Steel
N. Y. Central
Ab Central
Xhear
Bethlehem
Gulf States
Central Alley
Crucible
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Katy
Kansas City Southern
Southwestern
Rails
K. C. Southern
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
American Waterworks
American
Allegheny
Corporation
Wall Street
Deshween Johns Manville
American ‘Radiator
Depion
Stewart Warner
Cscscaeeseey
TL Dupont
Nash Motor
Scseees
N.Y
Yessereyererees
N. Hy
Hyaweseatggereys
NG Owens Bottle
Vicseeseesseees
Panna
R. Reaereseneeeeves
Pullman
Peteseseveerseeeees Radio Corp
R. Ryssesesesee eBtudebaker
Epeeeseeee Trans
Aitwoys Tesceseepenes Bath “Ws. Steel
Wright Aero Sicceseseeerseee
Elec
Seenyasge
St. P
S.ee
Willys Ov
Wean
Curtis
Aera
Peace Steps and the Kellogg Pact Debate
A Kellogg Post report notes relief that the United States led steps. Officials remark a Japanese president of the League of Nations Council makes the league’s position awkward. Secretary Stimson’s action sets a precedent as the League considers responses if the Kellogg anti war pact is violated.
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Kellogg Post
United States
Kellogg
League of Aations Council
League
International
Stimson
High Flying Robins Endure Flight From Lambert Field
St Louis five high flying Robins, the St Louis Robin and the Missouri Robin, continued their aerial test over the surrounding countryside. At 8 17 this morning the St Louis Robin completed its first full week in the air with 169 hours of continuous flight. The Missouri Robin, sister ship, began its test at 10 31, marking the start of its experimental voyage.
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Lambert Field
ST. Louis
Uly 20
INS
Missouri
Church Notes Continued From Page Three
A list of church services and events across denominations. Mass times at N P McNelis 7:30 9:00 10:30 Benediction after 10:30. Beulah Baptist Bally Day 11:00. Zion Lutheran morning service 11:00. Women's Adult Bible Class Wednesday prayer. Holy Communion 9:00 Morning Prayer 11:00 Youth and Age sermon. Evening union service.
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N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Community Hall
Church of God
W. C. T. U. Tall
Harry W. Miller
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army Hall
William McTaviah
Mahaffey
D. L. Wingar
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Kills Father Case Seen as Justified by Lawyers
The story reports a girl who killed her father after fear and prior abuse attempts. Lawyers Anton Wide and Esther Arkowitz support the act, saying she was justified and should not be held legally accountable. The grand jury may review the case next Thursday with no indictment expected.
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Anton Wideeee
Mann
Esther Arkowitz
Catherine
Thomas Mitchell in jail after failed lunar rocket plot
Mitchell confessed to sending an anonymous letter to Mrs. H. B. Griffiths founder of Rocky Springs Park threatening to blow up the pool unless $1500 was paid. A youth linked to the case led police to Mitchell, who had spent two years trying to build a rocket to reach the moon. He described a 160 foot rocket nicknamed Mitchells Rocket with eight combustion cylinders and planned course to the moon.
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Mitchell
H. B. Griffiths
Rocky Springs Park
Here
Lunar
Fulton
Thomas Mitchell
Ambassadors wit and witless chat at London luncheon
The London luncheon featured Ambassador Dawes declining a wine sip yet delivering several jokes that drew hearty laughter. His dry wit amused guests as he answered questions with light humor amid formal luncheon chatter.
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Dawes
London
Washington Letter: High Commissioners and a Goats Tale
Rodney Dutcher writes on the rare power of American High Commissioners like Major General John A. Russell in Haiti and the historical figures of Welles and Bristol, detailing influence over Haiti and Turkish posts, then shifts to William Hamilton Bones the goat linked to Secretary Stimson and his journey from Hawaii to Manila, tracing unique prominence.
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Rodney
Dutcher
NDA
Pashington
Charles G. Dawes
Dwleht Morrow
Apost Ag
John A. Russell
Marines
Haiti
Russell
Hoover
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
William Hamilton Bones
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Department of Agriculture
Eugene Regnier
Capt. Regnier
Hawaiii
Hawaii
Capt
Regnier
Manila
Stimson
The
Philippines
Majacan Palace
Wiliam
Candace Stimson
Orient
Edgar Wallace
Shanghai
Wlliam Hamilton Bones
Miss Stimson
93 More Prisoners To Sing Sing Than In 1927
Ninety three more prisoners were committed to Sing Sing during the past fiscal year than the year before. The total incarcerated reached 1,098 as officials say the number continues to rise despite the Baumes Law now in effect three years.
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Ossing
N. Y
Sing Sing
Lewis F. Laws
Ise Lin Safety Meeting Minutes Reported
The third monthly safety meeting convened at the Town Theatre in Ise Lin on Thursday evening led by President E. P. Douglass. Gene Cocovich performed an accordion selection after the meeting, and the minutes of the Iget meeting were noted.
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Iselin
E. P. Douglass
Gene Cocovich
Iget
Safety meeting highlights promote accidents prevention in mines
The secretary read reports from safety committees and attendees heard talks by Isaih Lewis, Guy Kanable, A K Bush, I J Redding, and Thomas Lowther on the link between safety and boy scouting, accident causes and prevention. A health and hygiene film closed the event as a record crowd planned a larger meeting for August 29.
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Aung
Isaih Lewis
Guy Kanable
A.K. Bush
I. J. Redding
Paul Campbell
Lucerne Mines
Bush
Thomas Lowther
Love and Duty Complicate a Medical Rescue Plan
In a physician circle, John Bates faces a life choice between a abroad tuberculosis relief mission and pursuing Mary Hamre. Chester Hayes yields, Mary accepts John's departure, and a secret marriage reveals a collision of ambition, love, and sacrifice as the ship sails away.
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Bates
Tien
Howie
John
Mary Hamre
Chas
Hayes
Mary
Chester
Cherry Taynes
Jobin
John Bates
Relief Commission
Talim
Westchester
Breanter
Cheater
Marys
Meda Faces Old Crush At Agnes Party
Meda learns her longing for John remains, as Agnes and friends stage a party to rekindle memories. Bert and Max mingle with old crowd while John’s absent presence lingers. Meda contemplates a phone call that could reunite her with him and ends up embracing the plan their circle devised.
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Agnes
Meda
Madi
John
Bert Reuseer
Juhia
Bart
Grace Allen
Hin
Bert Reusser
Bert
Grace
Max
Stohn
The Rainy Jersey Ride Sparks a Human Change
Kitty Gay and George escape rain by taking a ferry trip to Manhattan. They explore a park and observe three clean children and three dirty kids enjoying apple-on-a-stick. George, softened by the scene, buys treats for the poor children, while Kitty imagines a deeper connection between them. The moment ends with plans to head home aboard the ferry as dusk settles over the city.
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Em Gay
George
Yeu
Jersey
Kitty
Kitty Gay
Christopher Street
Manhattan
Ginnea
Piiece
Sonny
George Pres
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Ludwig Hayman
Max Schmeling
Chicago
NBA Service, Inc
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Smyrne
Asiatia Feety
Halti
State Department
King
Utah
Borno
Halth
Congress
Russell Kaan
Karolyns
Shapurji Saklatvala
F Shin
Rosika Schwimmer
Martha Graber
By Jon Smith
Goethe
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