Fat Cop's Days Numbered in Pittsburgh Clinic Cuts Weight
In Pittsburgh on August 11 a new physical therapy clinic for police and firemen aims to curb obesity. The system will require regular examinations, with overweight officers assigned to walking duties or transferred from mounted to foot patrol to better fit their health and job needs. Chief Surgeon Daniel E. Sable will oversee the program and emphasize exercises and posture correction to improve overall fitness.
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Pittsburgh
Pitts
Daniel E. Sable
Sable
Stock market gains after morning selling rally
New York August 11. The stock market rallied around noon after a session of selling. Volume to noon 890 600 shares, vs 1 508 440 last Saturday. Leaders led the upturn with American Can, Rad i o-Keith-Orpheum, General Motors and others advancing. Wheat slipped while United States Steel unfilled orders rose 53 000 tons and drought relief notes lifted sentiment. Steel output fell in the Ohio valley as Detroit reports show auto production remaining low.
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United Press
New York
American Can
Tadium
General Motors
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Briggs Manufacturing
American
Chicago
United States
Ohio Valley
Youngstown
Detroit
Banks and Exchange Rates Visible in Indianapolis and New York
Banking data shows Indianapolis clearings Monday August 11 with Pere at 3 987 000 and debits 3184.00. New York statements list bank clearing balance of 505 000, and Treasury notes show August 8 net balance and customs receipts totaling 8 843 311.84 for the month to August 8.
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Indianapolis
Pere
New York
United Press York
Bank Clearing House
United Press
Washington
Treasu
Hogs and cattle prices mixed across multiple markets
United Press reports livestock markets in St Louis Cincinnati and others with varied receipts and prices. Hogs 11 500 head steady to higher with weights 160 220 lbs around 9.80 and 230 290 lbs 9 80, sows around 7 50 to 7 75. Cattle receipts 9 500 calves 3 500 range steady to higher for fed steers to 10 50, yearlings up to 11, cows lower to 4 65, vealers 12 50 to 13.00 in some districts. Sheep receipts 2 500 with lambs around 9 to 9 50 and ewes lower. Newfoundland report notes Cari bou wreck near Port Aux Basques.
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Onio
Skoe
Pennsylvania
Marmon Packard
Studebaker
Coer Access
Bendis
Hogs Hayes
Stewart Warnace
Cerro de Pasco
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Reat Nor Orc
Inspiration
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Miami
Texas Gul Sul
Amerada
Am Republic
Pan-Amer
Aogig
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Vanadium
Sumatra
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Marke
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Esseeees
Sane
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Reyn Tee
United Cig - Utilities
Abitibi Sarees
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Pwr & Li
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Sim Grand Union
Hershey Sense
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Alco Assoc
Mont Wa
Woolworth
Loews Inc
Warner Bros
United Presse
ST. Louis
United Press
Cincinnati
Uv United Press
Beipisburgh
ALO
Indiana Adds 171 New Firms Boosting July Value
Indiana corporations expanded their potential value by about 250 million dollars in July, per Secretary of State Otto G. Fifield. The rise comes from 2,554,077 shares registered at one hundred dollars each, with state fees up by 7,697.62 from a year earlier, while foreign corporation fees fell by 12,197.35.
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Indiana
Otto G. Fifield
Kroger Head Speaks On Public Service Radio Address
C. O. Sherrill vice chairman of Kroger Grocery and Baking Company spoke Sunday on KMOX St Louis about chain stores delivering goods from producer to consumer with a single price mark.
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C. O. Sherrill
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
KMOX
St. Louis
Porker Trade Holds Steady at City Yards
In the city stockyards hogs showed a steady to firmer trend with light hogs steady and most weights 5 to 15 cents higher. Bulk 160 to 300 pounds sold $9.90 to $10.10 with top $10.10, receipts about 4,500 and 148 holdovers. Cattle and calf markets were steady with good to choice cows around $11 to $11.50. sheep and lambs weaker, lambs at $9.00.
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Chicago
Steel tonnage report unlikely to move market
Stock market analysis from New York notes the steel tonnage figure is a weak barometer and may attract little attention. Car loadings likely show no real improvement. many second hand quarter earnings reports loom, with potential disappointments. A brighter agricultural outlook and restrained short interest could support a rally despite no immediate constructive developments.
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Thomson & McK
New York
Valparaiso Steamer Aided After Propeller Breakage
The coastal steamer Valparaiso, seven miles off Cape Montes, South Chile, was aided today by steamers Tarapaca and Chiloe after reporting herself adrift with a broken propeller. The Valparaiso's crew numbered seven.
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United Preea
Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Tarapaca
Chiloe
Cape Montes
Dow Jones Summary of Global Market Fluctuations and Corporate Totals
A condensed, data heavy briefing reports mixed market activity and corporate results. It notes Dow Jones levels, foreign exchange figures, oil and utilities earnings, rail freight, and factory output with several six month and quarterly contrasts, including General Electric and Soviet hydro electric projects.
Rotary and club luncheons highlight city life
The City in Brief lists multiple luncheon meetings from Rotary Club at the Claypool and various groups including Gyro Club Civil League Alliance Francaise and University of Michigan alumni. It notes a burglary arrest of Ray Radcliff, a lawn festival by Banner temple Pythian Sisters, and the Hugh Wilson reunion in Mooresville. Additional items report Butler university post summer classes, Rotary speaker William Brass, a Democratic Club picnic, and staff moves at Travelers Insurance and Indianapolis Power and Light.
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Rotary Club
Claypool
Gyro Club
Spink-Arms
Ee Club
Columbia Lab
Indianapolis Architectural Club
Y. W
Corn futures rally caps volatile session on Board of Trade
A strong late rally lifted corn futures on a day of wide swings with prices closing higher for corn, while wheat and oats ended lower. Private crop reports and a modest drop in visible supplies supported the rebound, as weak export demand and moisture concerns weighed on the grains.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Grain prices and bids in early August close
Grain markets report August 11 close with Wheat No 2 red at 95 96 cents and Corn No 3 yellow at 1.07 1.08 per bushel. Oats No 2 white 44 45 cents, Rye No 2 76 cents, Barley No 2 51 cents. Domestic cash Clover 14. prime choice 14.30, October 15, December 15.25. Butter 41 42, Eggs 21 23, Timothy hay 1.25 per cwt.
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Bunitea Press
CHICA
Bsangstse
Timothy
Bu United Press
Fruit and Produce Prices Listed in Local Market
A long OCR fragment lists prices for apples peaches pears and other fruits by variety and origin. Notable entries include Duchess apples at 1.75 to 2.50 per unit, California Royal apricots at 2.50 to 2.75 per 20 lb crate, Michigan raspberries at 3.50 to 4. The section also covers grapes limes melons and berries with numerous crate and bushel price ranges. Vegetables follow with beans cabbage cucumbers corn and more with county origins noted.
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Duchess
Carson
California
Michigan
Itaan Pee Rpaettse Valley
Malaga
Arkansas
Indiana
Valencia
Georgia
Hiley Bell
Alberta
Bartlett
Marion County
Kentucky
Florida
Texas
Warton County
Southern
Building Permits Spann & Co Remodeling List
Building permits issued for multiple projects including reroofs and repairs. Projects include 6125 Marion road 7 J Ault reroof 31 West Fall Creek 3730 North Pennsylvania fsh rere 1001 Maple and 1716 North Ted cases lunchroom 2951 North Milinois. P Sandman dwelling and garage 3744 Carrolton 16000 repairs Sesacca Company airy second Monon 609 Otto V Karns dwelling 2918 North Hosein Repairs 16 Cities 300. Business Real Company storeroom Pennnevivanta end Pratt 7500 M Newbourn store front English and Laurel 325.
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Spann & Co
Massachusetts
Magners
Marion Road
J. Ault
West Fall Creek
J. S. Wright
North
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Fsh
Emiu
North Ted Cases
North Milinois
P. Sandman
Carrolton
Sesacca Compalairy
Otto V. Karns
Hosein
Business Real Company
Pennevivanta
Pratt
M. Newbourn
English and
Laurel
Fall injures carpenter repairing garage roof
Thomas Donnall a 69 year old carpenter of 47 South La Salle street suffered severe leg injuries when a ladder he was climbing fell during repairs at 1348 Roe Street. He was taken to medical care.
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Thomas Donnall
Dawn Patrol reviewed as wartime drama with Barthelmess
A critical look at The Dawn Patrol stars Richard Barthelmess Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Neil Hamilton as WWI pilots. The reviewer finds the film lacks Journey's End emotional punch and realism while praising performances and some impressive aerial shots.
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Dawn Patrol
Richard Barthelmess
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Neil Hamilton
Barthelmess
Fairbanks
Hamilton
Flying Corps
Market price report for eggs and poultry across major cities
The report lists wholesale egg and poultry prices in Indianapolis New York Chicago and Cincinnati with No 1 top quality eggs at 28c a dozen and poultry including hens leghorn springers and ducks priced by weight and size. Butterfat cheese and flour prices are also shown for regional markets.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Meneser
Wisconsin
New York
Repeal Planks Seen at State Conventions
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, predicts repeal planks will be adopted by the upcoming Republican and Democratic state conventions. He denounces time-servers and urges all public figures to declare for or against repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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United Press
NEW York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Southampton
L. I
Births List Shows Families Welcomed at Local Hospitals
A string of birth announcements records newborns at St. Vincent's and Coleman hospitals. Families named include Boyd at Methodist hospital and Stehl Carrick Hodge Clark Shepard Lawrence Summers, and Feeney twins at St. Vincent's, with parents listed for each infant along with street addresses.
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Esther Boyd
Methodist Hospital
William and Crescentia Stehl
Allen
Jack and
Augusta Hodge
St. Vincent's Hospital
Katherine Carrick
Joseph and
Catherine Clark
St. Vincent’s Hospital
H. S
Helen Shepard
St. Vincent's Aena
Emma Lawrence
North Capitol
Prank
May Smith
Warren
Carl
Freda Culmann
Lindenald
Lena Cole
Coleman Hosepital
Earl and
Bernice Cox
Puett
Virginia Hadley
Coleman al
Bearns
Marguerite Miller
Coleman
Hoapital Orace
Letta Shonle
Coleman Hospital
Arthur and
Lola Stevens
Girlsee
Marie Beck
South Meridian
Lin Jesud Lennis Summers
St. Vincent's Ospital
Excel
Velma Gregory
Wright
Howard
Pearl Wilson
Union
Harry
Reva Harvey
Myrtle Hill
Mattie Jordan
Paul
Lucille Lane
Charles and
Geraldine McCain
Joe and
Esther Yosha
Coleman Hos
Timothy and
Margaret Feeney
Long List of Local Deaths From City Hospitals
A batch of obituaries records deaths across city hospitals including Florence Nickels 42 at city hospital from postatic pneumonia Josephine Arnold 70 at 325 West Sixteenth Street Scanian ors Mort John Inniss acute car Hac dilate ne Helen Garatey 37 Be Vincent's hospital Harriet T Robinson 61 Methodist hospital uremia Albert H Shaneberger 62 Methodist hospital polyserositis Rosetta Claman 79 East Twentye first cerebral hemorrhage Martha H McVay 70 Kenwood pulmonary hemorrhage Emma M Meyer 64 Park transverse myelitis Phoebe Ann Purvis 81 South State chronic myocarditis Raymond G O Neil 21 Christian hospital acute appendicitis Ellen Vuittson 80 West Fifteenth arteriosclerosis Andrew F Ups 73 North Alabama carcinoma Ida V Utterback 44 city hospital Ike Southers 39 West Vermont septicaemia Duatie Page 17 days Methodist hospital tuberculosis Dean Taylor 4 Riley hospital acute leukemia Rose C Cate 11 months Park gastro enteritis.
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City Hospital
Josephine Arnold
John Inniss
Helen Garatey
Vincent's
Sarcinon Harriett T. of Robinson
Methodist
Albert H. Shaneberger
Rosetta Claman
Martha H. McVay
Kenwood
Emma M. Meyer
Park
Phoebe Ann Purvis
South State
Raymond G. O'Neil
Christian Hospital
Ellen Vuittson
West Fifteenth
Andrew F. Ups
North
Alabama
Ida V. Utterback
Ike Southers
West
Vermont
Methodist Ital
Deckard
Brookside
Picard
Dean Taylor
Riley Hospitel
Jirmpietie Rose C Cate
German fascists stage monarchist display in Berlin celebration
In Berlin on August 11 Chancellor Bruening's cabinet joined the republic's Weimar constitution anniversary observance. Fascists held a monarchist demonstration Sunday night, parading through streets and removing Republican flags. Police arrested about 400 uniformed demonstrators.
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United Press Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
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