United States Steel Leads Session As Stocks Hover Higher
New York August 13 United States Steel tops gains at noon lifting the market after a mixed open. Steel hits 157% then retreats to 155% before brushing higher again as industrials add modest advances. Warner Brothers climbs toward 29 and others like American Can Westinghouse General Electric and Gimbel Brothers post small gains.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel
Warner Brothers Pictures
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Gimbel Brothers
Vanadium
Consolidated Gad
Banking and Treasury Figures Across Major Cities
Indianapolis clearings total 734,323 with balances of 7,077,008. Chicago clears 3 745000000 with 145 000 000 balance. New York clears 3945 000 000, reserve balance 129 000 000. Treasury balance on Aug 11 was 124 106 419.17 with expenditures 15 097.05 and customs for the month of 12 079 875.37.
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Indianapolis
Nework
United Frees New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Press
Washington
Lewisville man dies after creak dive into Flat Rock Creek
Ga ley Wasson aged 48 of Lewisville dies after diving into Flat Rock Creek and striking his head on a creek stone. Local authorities report the fatal accident occurred in Lewisville on August 13.
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Times
Lewisville
Ind
Galey Wasson
Flat Rock Creek
Sharp Upturn in Porker Trade at City Yards
A sharp upturn in porker trading was seen in city yards with prices 15 to 20 cents above Tuesday. Bulk hogs 160 to 300 pounds sold for 10.00 to 10.15. top price 10.25. Receipts about 3,500, holdovers 243. Cattle steady with 1,000 receipts. sheep up 50 cents near 9.75 on 1,400. Chicago hogs 13,000 in market. holdovers 5,000. bids 9.90 to 9.95 for 170 to 220 pounds amid slow trade.
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Chicago
Seeceres
Etna Ee Neasaeceves
Eescorcereree
Eavceese i Oe
Steeas
Marset
Oigher
United Press Chicago
Renelal Maree
Bu United Press
Fawkers
United Press
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ba Times
Louisville
Tbs
Dow Jones Summary of stockholder actions and dividends
Sparks Withington calls special meeting September 13 to consider acquiring assets of Cardon Phonocraft. Basineste Public Service declares 60 cents common 1.373 on 5.50 preferred 1.25 on 8.5 preferred. record September 17, payable October 1. Ford Motor plans Buffalo assembly plant capacity 400 vehicles daily, 2,500 jobs, ready in a year. Bethlehem Steel Youwn Sheet merger suit adjourned August 18. Sinclair stockholders to vote on two Sinclair interests for 72.6 million. First National Stores earned 1.33 a share in June quarter on 870,70 common. 1.42 in 1929 on 774,898. National Steel Car declares 50 cent dividend, payable October 1, record September.
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Sparks- Withington Company
Cardon
Phonocraft Corporation
Basineste Public Servicempany
Ford Motor Company
Buffalo
N. Y
National
Metropolitan and Taxable Debentures Amid Rail Dividends
Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific Lines declare regular quarterly dividends of 1.25 on preferred and common shares with payable and record dates noted. A Tucker of corporate affiliations signals changes in Metropolitan Fire and Rossia Insurance interests. Special meetings, price cuts, and weekly production figures fill a broad business snapshot including oil, gasoline stocks, electricity output, and utility profits.
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Texas & Pacific
Stock market hints at further decline amid fading revival hopes
In New York August reports show continued fall in major trade indices including steel and car loadings. Analysts say the market failed to discount a fall revival, with broker loans not expanding in summer and public participation remaining negligible indicating a likely mid June low in outright buying.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported by United Press
Chicago buyers see hog receipts near 13 000 with top notes around 10.10 while cattle and sheep fluctuations push prices up in East St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo reporting mixed gains for hogs, cattle, and lambs. Key figures include top hogs around 10.10 at Chicago and varied cow and steer values across markets.
Wholesale Market Produce Prices From Marion County Notes
A dense list of fruits and vegetables with prices and units, including Apples, Cherries, Grapes, Pears, Melons, and Vegetables. Regions noted include Michigan California Arkansas Indiana and Marion County. Prices range from 25 cents to several dollars per crate bushel or box, with various crate and dozen quantities.
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Duchess
Carson Aec Cne
Sears Roya Boas
Michigan
California
Imperial Valley
Malaga
Lug
Enone
Arkansas
Indiana
Valencia
Georga
Hiley
Iberta
Marion County
Kentucky
Marion
Florida
Washington
Texas
Marlor
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Couples
A list of marriage licenses includes Sylvester B Thompson and Krebel M Gibbons, Joseph E Behringer and Gertrude L Gue, Homer V Danford and Effie Ri Genie, Paul W Brown and ea H Trenary, John H Kirtley and Phyllis Mills, James Branham and Elmira Patton, Franklin Prinz and Gette Eleanor Raub, Jesse J Garrison and Anne C Hodges among others with ages and addresses.
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Sylvester B. ‘Thompson
New Jersey
Krebel M. Gibbons
East Twelfth
Joseph E. Behringer
Pennsylvania
Gertrude L. Gue
Northeen
Homer V. Danford
Effie Ri
Genie
Cour West
Paul W. Brown
North Bancroft
Ea H. Trenary
Sey North Bancroft
John H. Kirtley
Shelbyville
Chauffere
Phyllis Mills
Cornwell
James Branham
Bellefontaine
Elmira Patton
Sanders
Desk
Pranklin Prinz
River Forest
Gette
Eleanor Raub
Jesse J. Garrison
Madison
Wis
Anne C. Hodges
North
DePauw President Oxnam to Speak at Three Institutes
Dr G Bromley Oxnam, president of De Pauw University, will address three teachers institutes during August. He will be in Olney Illinois on August 20 and 26 and in Indianapolis on August 28. The schedule continues with additional appearances.
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Sweer
Greencastle
Ind
G. Bromley Oxnam
de Pauw University
Olney
Ill
Indianapolis
Bearish News Triggers Dip in Grain Market on Chicago Board
Wheat and corn fell sharply on the Board of Trade with heavy selling and early rallies fading. Wheat closed 2.5 to 2.75 cents lower, corn 2.5 to 2.75 cents lower, and oats down 0.25 to 0.75 cents as provisions held steady amid light receipts and mixed cash prices.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Canadian Northwest
Grain prices show rises and declines across commodities
United Press reports grain close with wheat 2 red at 3.94, corn No 3 yellow 1.07, oats No 2 white 0.43, rye No 2 0.75, barley No 2 0.58. Domestic cash clover 14.00 to 15.20 with late December at 15.00. Butter creamery 41 to 42 cents. Hay Timothy 1.23 per cwt.
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Tnited Press
Ac Ee
Gatgber
Devender
Euge
Hay— Timothy
Hugh Low
Close Close
Chicago
City in Brief: Local Luncheons and Community Events
A roundup of upcoming meetings and social events includes Advertising Club luncheon at Columbia Club Indianapolis Engineering Society luncheon Board of Trade American Business Club luncheon Sigma Nu luncheon at Lincoln Lincoln Real Estate Board luncheon West Park Christian church to hold sixth annual fish fry August 22 and 23 on West Washington Street Rotary Club adds six new members Edgar B Oscars Robert E Hollowell Fred S Boone Jr Henry Langsenkamp Charles A Garrard Eugene C Foster funeral directors from nine Indiana counties plan dinner at Hotel Antlers Fields Brooks family to reunite at Garfield Park Outdoor Advertising Association adopts bylaws expanding director powers Cat show planned at Indiana State Fair judged by Dora Young Max Fowler elected president of Indiana League of Home Dailies Ex-Dubois county residents to reunite August 24 at Garfield Park Clarence F Paddock files voluntary bankruptcy in federal court with 56700 in liabilities and 470 assets.
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Znaiaos
Pale Advertising Club
Columbia Club
Indianapolis Engineering Society
Board of Trade
American Business Club
Real Estate Board
Lincoln
Sigma Nu
Indianapolis Rotary Club
Claypool
Edgar B. Oscars
Robert E. Hollowell
Fred S. Boone Jr
Henry Langsenkamp
Charles A. Garrard
Eugene C. Foster
Lebanon Company Declares Dividend
The board of directors of Alen & Co., international construction engineers of New York and Lebanon, Ind., Monday declared the regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents a share on the common stock payable Oct. 15 to stockholders of record.
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Alen & Co
International Construction Engineers
New York
Lebanon
Ind
Common Clay Opens at Apollo Amid High Drama
eS Bennett stars in Common Clay at the Apollo Thursday. The Harvard prize play by Cleves Kinkead follows a pleasure loving girl whose faults and attempts at redemption drive a tense dramatic narrative. The screen version reportedly preserves the original intensity.
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Es Bennett
Cleves Kinkead
Births List of Couples Including St. Vincent Hospital Additions
Birth notices record numerous couples with newborn girls and boys. Entries include locations such as 1820 Lockwood and St. Vincent's Hospital, listing pairs like Paul and Zella Hadley,George and Ethel Knauss, Roy and Minnie McCormick, and Matthew and Mamie Reed along with street addresses and patient facilities.
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Aan
Mamie Snoddy
Lockwood
Tee
Lucille Dickman
North Adlow
Marvin
Elizabeth Craig
Massachusetts
Paul
Zella Hadley
Arbor
Jesse
Alberta Dake
Sturm
Eee
Dorothy Monroe
Arth
James
Doris Pace
North Emera
Charles and
Mabelle Anderson
Iene
Marie Cecil
St. Vincent's Hos
North Alabama
George and
Ethel Knauss
St. Vincent's Hospital
Roy and
Minnie McCormick
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mathew and
Mamie Reed
Arsenal
Obituary notices list multiple patients with listed ages and causes of death
Walter G Nicholson aged 62 of 1552 South Herding died of sarcoma. Infant Reed age 1 day at 1702 North Arsenal had atelectasis. Mary Johnson 91 of 1332 Columbia suffered acute gastroenteritis. Bass Harrington 33 of 2344 Shriver died of central tuberculosis. Elizabeth Riechenmeyer 69 of 105 North Arsenal had acute cardiac dilatation. Carl Rutherford 23 of 1930 Ludlow died from pulmonary tuberculosis. John N Bane 83 of 1727 Bellefontaine had acute dilatation of heart. Evelyn Hood 20 at city hospital had acute cardiac dilatation. Lula Timmons 50 at city hospital had pulmonary embolism. Bell Jackson 15 of 2134 North Arsenal had pulmonary tuberculosis. Mary F Allison 61 of 1326 Comar suffered apoplexy. Charles Guy 47 of Medical Arts building had fractured skull. Louisa Armantrout 80 of 916 Tecumseh had cardiovascular renal disease.
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Walter G. Nicholson
South Herding
Reed
North Arsenal
Mary Johnson
Columbia
Bass Harrington
Shriver
Elizabeth Riechenmeyer
Carl R. Rutherford
Ludlow
John N. Bane
Bellefontaine
Steelers Market Report From Pittsburgh Slips Over Weekend
Live stock receipts show cattle about steady with cows at 4 to 4.75, calves slow weak to 50 cents lower, and feeders lower. Sheep receipts near 1,000 with fat lambs up to 9.25 and medium grades down around 6.
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Ntted Press
National Guardsmen to Appear in Review at Camp Knox
National guard units at Camp Knox Kentucky will hold a summer camp review Thursday afternoon. Observation squadrons will stage an aerial exhibition with pilots from the 113th observation squadron based at Stout Field Indianapolis taking prominent roles. Two guardsmen companies recently returned from Marion Indiana where they were under Colonel George H Healey following a lynching incident.
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Knox
National Guard
Stoutfield
Indianapolis
Marion
Ind
George H. Healey
Weather Report Details Mixed Corn and Cotton Outlook
The weekly USDA weather report notes warm cotton belt conditions with more eastern rain and some western showers while the northwest and central areas face drought. Texas sees good rains boosting southern state cotton, but drought persists in Missouri and southern plains. Corn deterioration continues in Kentucky Ohio Illinois Indiana and Kansas, with Nebraska and South Dakota showing better progress.
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Texas
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Kansas
Northwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Southwest
Berlin Adopts Telephones At Rapid City Pace
Berlin speeds embrace of telephone use with about 472000 telephones in the city and 1300000 calls placed daily, reflecting growing communication demand.
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Hate Hook Drug Co
Indiana Service
Indiana Lig Gap
Ind Water Co
Coe
R & Stock Co
Tral
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Ry & Taght
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Wee
Sweneees Oo Belt RR
Yds. Co
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West
Eral & Bec
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Pisk
Goodrich
Ndix Aviation
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Am Republic
Houston
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Stan Oil
National Steel Car Corporation
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rossai International Corporation
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Reynolds
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Chevrolet Motor Combat
American Petroleum Institute
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Associated Gas and Electric System
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Warren
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Frankfort
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Farmer
Richmond
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Apollo Theater
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Miss Bennett
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