Industrial shares show buoyant tone on Wall Street
New York April 14 Industrial stocks opened with a buoyant tone and showed improvement from yesterday with American Sugar advancing to a new yearly high up 4 points to 71 1 2. General Motors rose fractionally to 71. Oils and motor groups were irregular while the overall list held steady around noon before late morning selling dimmed gains.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange Today
General Motors
Local Bank Clearings Show Strong Tuesday Totals
Tuesday bank clearings registered substantial activity with debits totaling 6 152 000 dollars and additional adjusted sums in pats 100s. The report highlights robust cash flow and notable cross currency handling.
Markets Report From Multiple Cities on Poultry and Butter
Market notes show varied poultry prices across Chicago Cleveland and New York with fowls ducks geese and roosters listed. Butterfat and creamery butter receipts in New York and Cleveland reflect steady to soft pricing amid upcoming holiday demand.
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Ozen
New York
Chicago
Uley
Geese
Lee
Cleveland
Capone
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
Lord Sneake
Midwest
von Santos
Gasoline Tank Wagon Prices and Kerosene Rates
A listed price table for gasoline brands shows per tank wagon figures excluding 3c state tax. Prices vary by brand and fuel type with Energee at 22 cents and Ethyl at 24.2 cents, plus kerosene Crystaline at 12.7 cents and Standolind products around 9 to 22.5 cents.
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Target
Iamond
Sinclair
Public Works Board schedules hearing on improvement assessment
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis will hold a public hearing on May 4 at 2 p.m. to consider the proposed improvement and assessment costs. The meeting will review the benefits to property owners and the city, with details of the assessment roll and plans on file for inspection.
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Inglanapal
Board of Public Works
Ite
Ofile Works
Dianapolis
CH. Pas E. Pour N
Reema M. Spencer
Board of Public
Indianpolis
Department OF Public Works
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Indapet
City of
Indianpoll
Olston
Northview
Weak Start Of Grain Market Bulletin Prompts Rallies
Chicago April 14 grains opened weak with free selling and profit taking by leading wheat handlers. Liverpool's poor demand caused a sharp slump and corn trading was slow as selling pressure persisted. Oats opened lower while provisions saw stronger packet demand.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table Apr 14 Highlights Wheat Corn Oats Rye
Chicago grain table shows wheat with May and July quotes and daily changes while corn oats rye lines display May July and Sept figures. Carlot receipts list wheat corn oats rye volumes and market activity for April 14 in Chicago.
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Fatal Dose of Poison in Body
Arsenic in lethal amounts found in Walter Cunningham of Gary. Coroner’s chemist McNally says no report yet on Walter’s brother Harry. Five family members died in six years at their Gary home. mother Anna Cunningham, 50, held in jail pending investigation.
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Chicago
Walter Cunningham
Gary
William D. McNally
Harry
Walter
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Anna Cunningham
Jewish Federation of Indianapolis Outing Meeting News
The twenty first annual meeting of the Jewish Federation of Indianapolis is set for April 23 at 8 p m in the Communal Building 17 West Morris Street. A Efroymson president has named committee members Charles F Kahn chair Mrs Wolf Sussman Miss Frances Mazur Leonard A Strauss and Ernest Cohn. The program will discuss Jewish community news as part of larger American city concerns. George W Rabinoff executive director will deliver his annual report. Committee chairmen will also report and seven directors will be elected.
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West Morris St
A. Efroymson
Charles F. Kahn
Cheiman
Wolf Sussman
Frances Mazur
Leonard A. Strauss
Ernest Cohn
Nreas
George W. Rabinoff
Additional funds sought for Broad Ripple fire station
The board of safety will seek $9 452 more appropriation for extra fire department service at Broad Ripple Station No 32 at the city council meeting next Monday. Fire Chief John J O'Brien stated ten more firemen and a city service truck are needed at the station.
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Board of Safety
John J. O'Brien
Patrolmen Promoted to Trafficmen by Board of Safety
Three patrolmen Henry Fields Forrest Swank and Charles Wiles were promoted to trafficmen by the board of safety today in a formal ceremony two other officers received assignments to new posts at city stations and the move reflects an expansion of traffic policing duties.
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Forrest Swank
Charles Wiles
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Board of Safety Today
New St Anthony Structure to Cost 25000 for Sisters of St Anthony
A new two story structure costing 25000 will be erected beside the Sisters of St Anthony Church at 345 N Warman Ave. The building will house twenty four rooms two sleeping porches and a chapel. Architect John Hagel of 2232 E Tenth St is designing it.
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Sisters of St. Anthony
N. Warman Ave
John Hagel
E. Tenth St
Fruit and Produce Price List Highlights by Region
A lengthy scanned price catalog lists produce from various regions with unit pricing. Items include Winesaps and Baldwins apples, citrus from California and Florida, berries and greens, onions, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, and seed potatoes with per crate, per basket, per bushel, or per pound prices.
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California
Spa
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Hothouse
New
Marriage Licenses Listed From Local Clerk Office
The notice lists successive marriage license records for Maxie Camby and Alice Ak, Lemmel Lewin and Anna Douglas, Asahel Edwards and Marie Robbins, Marvin Shock and Rachel Grif, Walter Rees Amun and Mary Saladin, William Hall and Beanie Krouse, Patrick Francie and Ellagerney.
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W. Con Iain
Tepor
Alice Ak
Lemmel L. Lewin
S. Harding
Anna Douglas
Chass
Asahel Edwards
W. Twenty- Fish
Marie Fern Robbins
Estern
Marvin Clarence Shock
N. Ta Sonim
Rachel’ France Grif
Walter Rees Amun
N. Ba Salle
Mary Saladin
William Frank Hall
Beanie Violet Krouse
Patrick Francie Asserly
Salem
Ellagerney
N. State
Births List of Newborn Boys and Parent Addresses
A fragment lists birth announcements naming many boys and their parents with street addresses. Entries include Francis Beltz in Kenwood, Hess at 1410 N Holmes, Strain at 1505 Hoefgen, Walker at 1137 Bellefontaine, Chrisman at 2018 Holmes, and several other couples with house numbers and streets, reflecting a local births column.
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Mercaret Beltz
Kenood
Roy
Goldie Hess
N. Holmes
Edward
Priestine Strain
Hoefgen
Henry
Mary Walker
Bellefontaine
Arry
Esther Chrisman
Olmes
Paul d
Blanche Perkington
EB. St. Joseph
Eugenia Hays
W. Twenvtyager
Doris Freeman
Drexel
Josephine
Elizabeth Daily
Method
Inez Geest
Anna Miller
Hoefeen Ray
Eldi
Hazel Scotten
Notable Deaths in City Hospitals and Homes
A list of deceased individuals with ages and causes from city hospitals and local addresses. Entries include John P. Boylan 69 cirrhosis of liver at St Vincent Hospital. Frank B. Moyer 62 arteriosclerosis at City Hospital. Louise Bergeholz 45 mitral insufficiency. Destie M. Fulton 47 carcinoma at City Hospital. Hubert Gambold 15 fractured skull in Methodist Hospital. Peter Warmack 79 arteriosclerosis at 1405 E Sixteenth. Thomas Basen ? chronic myocarditis at City Hospital. A Wient 70 apo fotin at Duke Hospital. Marshall 37 chronic interstitial nephritis at City Hospital. John Clarkson Byers 73 carcinoma at 1044 Eugene. Ont Teasley 65 chronic mydiliian? at City Hospital.
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St. Vincent Hospital
Frank B. Moyer
City Hospital
Louise Bergeholz
Virginia
Eeatta Matthawe
Methodist Hospital
Mitral Regurgon
Thomas Basen
A. Wient
Duke
Apofotin Marshall
Peter Warmack
John
Clarkson Byers
Eugene
Destie M. Fulton
Hubert Gambold
Ont Teasley
Carogee
Douglas
Hog and cattle market flat as receipts rise in local stockyards
Hog prices held steady from Monday with receipts around 6 500. Cattle values showed little change as steers traded from 11.50 to 11.50 and cows and heifers from 6.69 to 10.50, with prime and choice grades uneven and demand exceeding supply. Calves active with prices up to 13 for choice veals and 6 to 8 for common calves. receipts about 900 hogs and calves and 150 sheep and lambs in the local yards.
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Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Demand
Cattle receipts around 10 000 to 17 000 head across cities with steady to weak demand for big weight steers and yearlings. Hogs receipts about 16 000 with moderate activity and top prices near 13.00. Sheep and lambs reported slower markets in several regions with mixed weights holding around 15 16 dollars for lambs in some areas.
WOLLEN TO TAKE PART IN BANKERS MEETINGS
Evans Woollen president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company travels to Augusta Georgia to join meetings of the economic policy commission and the executive and resolutions committees of the American Bankers Association. The sessions precede the association's national convention in April 2028 and address key public concerns.
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Fletcher Savings and Trust Comany
Augusta
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
National Convention of Association
Woollen
Haynes Industry Pioneer Remembered In Kokomo Obituary
Haynes is honored as the inventor of the automobile and a metallurgist. Born October 14 1857 in Portland Indiana he lived most of his life in Kokomo directing the first long auto trip and founding the Haynes Automobile Company. Survived by wife son March a daughter Mrs Glenn Hillis.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
United States
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Haynes Company
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Portland
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March
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New Cabinet Forming in Belgium After Theunis Fall
King Albert asks socialist leader Vandervelde to form a cabinet to replace Premier Theunis whose government fell in national elections. Messages from Brussels describe the political shift and ongoing coalition talks.
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Brussels
Albert
Vandervelde
Theunis
City Hospital Needs Serious Surgery Unit Overhaul
A tour of City Hospital reveals aging facilities with only three operating rooms, poor sterilization, inadequate ventilation, and cramped staff spaces. Doctors urge multiple corridors and twelve surgery rooms to safely handle operations. contrast with Methodist Hospital praised for modern design and robust sterilization setup.
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Nate
Dr. Nate
Methodist Hospital
Martha MacDougall
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