General Motors Recovers From Tuesday Dips in Stocks
General Motors reversed its decline and rose in early New York stock dealings. Chrysler and other motor shares led gains with Packard, Brockway, Briggs and Murray active. Atlantic Refining and Paramount also posted advances amid broad market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
General Motors
Stock Exchange
Chrysler
Packard
Brockway Motor
Briggs Manufacturing
Murray
International Nickel
Kennecott
Atlantic Refining
Warner Brothers Pictures
Paramount
Loew's
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Bank Clearings and Treasury Balances Reported
Indianapolis reports bank clearings at 4 116 000 with debits 7 587 000 New York notes 922 000 000 in total clearings and a 99 000 000 balance Chicago records 108 000 000 clearings and 7 500 000 balance Treasury posts August 13 net balance 29 395 370 07 with customs receipts 22 238 235 19 Foreign exchange in New York opening steady with sterling 4 84 percent and other currencies listed with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press York
Eaks
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Press
Washington
Belga
Stock Market Summary: Mixed Industrial Signals Aug 15
New York traders note limited industrial news but constructive signs with a strong car loading report. A steel merger appears, oil production trends lower on trading grounds, and Allied Chemical investment holdings plan stirs speculation. Call money rates ease, denial of reserve bank buyers tempers policy shift fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
McKinnon
New York
Allied Chemical
Births Reported Across Several Families
Birth notices list boys Fred and Dorothy Milter born at 1506 Royal. Edward and Alice Price born 1952 Ralston. Thomas and Marie Burkhart at Christian Hospital. Lewis and Margaret Coley at 1425 Ashland. Walter and Mary Brydon at 1214 St Peter. John and Blanche Eggers at 1636 Kelly. Frederick and Hattie Smith at 1127 6 Richland. Leo and Hazel Conaughton at 267 Iowa. girls Cyril and Mabel Gaskill at 2702 N Adams. Earl and Flora Emmert at 1033 N Haugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Dorothy Milter
Royal
Edward
Alice Price
Ralston
Thomas and
Marie Burkhart
Christian
Lewis
Margaret Coley
Ashland
Walter
Mary Brydon
St. Peter
John
Blanche Eggers
Kelly
Frederick
Hattie Smith
Richland
Leo
Hazel Conaughton
Iowa
Cyril and
Mabel Gaskill
N. Adams
Earl and
Flora Emmert
N. Haugh
Multiple Deaths Listed From Local Hospitals
A list of ages names and causes appears, detailing deceased individuals from Methodist and Christian hospitals and various city addresses. Individuals include George Washington Dilts aged 76 with septicaemia and Rose E Rice aged 36 with chronic myocarditis among others.
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George Washington Dilts
Methodist Hospital
Catherine Parsons
Illinois
Horace A. Stout
Christian Hospital
Rose
E. Rice
John Stoudt
City Hospital
Catherine E. Schultz
Cornell
Mary Beatrice Kreinhagen
Jennie C. Breeden
W. Morris
Jonnes Nord
van Camp Packing Company
John Hohnstreiter
Wood Porter
Douglas
Carl F. Rogers
N. Bolton
Mollie Alwilda
Porkers Hit $13 Top as Hog Prices Jump at Union Stockyards
Hogs rose 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight with a top price of 13 at the Union Stockyards amid light receipts of 4,500. Trade showed strong cattle bids and mixed beef prices as 7,000 hogs a year earlier posted 11.50. Receipts today included 190 holdovers and about 700 animals were on hand.
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Union
Chicago
Mixed U S hog and cattle prices across multiple cities
Market summaries show hog receipts around 700 to 10 000 with prices rising 15 to 25 cents over Tuesday in Chicago and East Buffalo mood about 25 to 50 cents higher. Cattle and calves steady to mixed across Louisville Cleveland Toledo with steer and veal price ranges noted and varying demand.
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United Press
Chicago
By Times Special
Louisville
Toledo
Hungarian miner dies in dynamite self to end life
Louis Sansilo, 64, a miner from Pikesville Kentucky, despondent over failing to save enough to return to Hungary, strapped dynamite to his body and, with a battery, detonated himself. A note read Good-by America Good-by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pikesville
Hungary
Louis Sansilo
America
Market Prices for Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Wholesale butter No 1 48 49 cents No 2 46 47 cents per pound butterfat 46 47 cents per pound cheese wholesale selling prices per pound American 36 pimento loaf 36 Wisconsin flat 29 prime cream 32 34 Mat Daisy 27 Longhorn 27 New York Limberger 30 eggs bovine fresh delivered Indianapolis loss off 26 28 cents per dozen poultry buying prices hens 16 15 cents Leghorn hens 14 15c spring 28 30c large 1 15 1 4 pounds 24 29 25 cents Leghorns 25c roosters large 11 12c small 10c ducks geese 8c guineas young 50c old
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Market Price List of Fruits Vegetables and Miscellany
A dense price list for assorted produce including apples, berries, melons, citrus, and tropicals from multiple origins. Entries show varied crates and weights with prices per crate or per unit, such as apples 1.50 to 2.25 per crate, Blackberries 3 per 24 quarts, Oranges California Valencias 7.49 per crate, and vegetables mainly home grown with cents per bushel, dozen, or pound.
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Duchess
Indiana
California
Georgia
Jamaica
Bartlett
Plains
Florida
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Jome
Lew York
Virginia
Building Permits and Repairs for Multiple Properties
Property records list various building permits and repairs including dwellings and garages at 6115 Ratston, 5830 a Blvd, 2627 Boulevard Phe, 1164 Gimber, and other addresses. Total costs range from $150 to $12,000 with items such as reroofing, remodeling, and steam heat installations noted.
Wheat Futures Dip Slightly in Chicago Pits
Wheat prices slipped after Tuesday’s advance with all deliveries fractionally lower. September corn stayed weak while other months rose modestly and oats held near unchanged. Export trade Tuesday was estimated as high as 1,250,000 bushels amid mixed signals from frost in Alberta and cool Canadian Northwest temperatures.
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United Press
Chicago
Alberta
Canada
Northwest
Sorn
Nebraska
Dakotas
Belt
Daylight Insurance Secures Capitol Ave Property Purchase
The Herff Jones Company through Moore and Fox purchased 1425 N Capitol Ave adjoining the Jackson Building to preserve north light for fifth floor windows. The $14990 deal covers a 61 by 208 foot lot formerly a Rybolt Heating site, with a single residence now on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herff-Jones Company
Jackson Bldg
Capitol Ave
Moore & Fox
Rybolt Heating Company
Barred Dancers Plan Court Challenge Over Ban
A group of marathon dancers in Evansville Indiana planned to resist a court ban ordered by Chief Probation Officer Adolph Stallman barring dancers under 18 from a long dance event. They had danced 234 hours before the ban and aimed to test the officer’s authority in court.
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Marathon
Evansville
United Press
Ind
Adolph Stallman
Texas Guinan to star in Queen of Night Clubs film
Texas Guinan will play a nightclub queen in a new Warner Brothers motion picture titled The Queen of Night Clubs. Filming is set to begin in Hollywood late September.
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New York
Texas Guinan
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Marriage Licenses and Corporate Dividends Reported
The docket lists two marriage licenses for Rayoul Hurtz, 23, boxer, and Audrey Burke, 22, governess of 250 North caps Avenue and 962 Holbrook Avenue, and Roy Albert Gibbs, 25, candy store department manager, with A M Moeller, 21, beaut y operator of 615 North Drexel. Kennecott Copper announced a $6 annual dividend rate payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of record Aug. 31, up from $5. Standard Oil of New Jersey declared a 12.5 percent plus 25 cent quarterly dividend payable Sept. 15 to stockholders of record Aug. 25. A Roanoke Indiana truck driver Evan D. Fast, 34, was killed at a crossing when his truck was struck by an Indiana Service Corporation traction car.
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Leiter
Atchison
Ogee
Balt & Ohio
Canadian Pac
Consol Gas
Chesa & Ohio
Wee
Chi & Alton
Nor Am Co
Chi & N West
Natl Power
Chi Grt West
del & Hudson
del & Lacka
Util Power
U Tel
Gorp
Ill Central
Lehigh Wall City
L & S A Pry
Sumatra
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
West Maryland
Meyers
Wabash Pfd
Lorillard
R J Reynolds
United Cigar St
Goodric
Lima Loco
Y Airbrak
Westingh Air B
Bethlehem
Colorado
Crucible
Gulf States St
Inland Steel
Phil RC
Rep Iron & S
Otis Steel Rr
US Steel
Youngston
Chrysler Corp
Contl Motors
Dodge Bros
Gardner
General
Hudson
Hupp Jordan
Mack Truck
Martin-Parry
OON
Nash
Packard
Paige
Peerless Ee
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker Cor
Stew Warner
Stromber
Timken
Willys-Overland
Mining
Am Smit & Rfg
Calumet & Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
Greene Chile Copper
Kennecott
Miami
Texas Gulf Snr
Atlantic Rfg
Barnsdall Tet
Freeport-Texas
Houston Oil
Indo Oil & Gas
Marland Oil
Lago Oil
Pan-Am Pet
Phillips
Union of Cal
Eee
Ae Dutch
Simms
Yel
Ees
Sinclair Oil
Tee
U Industrials
Rumely
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Armour
Pitisby Caol Tee
Owens Bottle Headie Corp
Tae
Sears-Roebu
Union Carbide
Victor
Arger Bro
Eae
Rayoul Hurtz
N. Caps Ave
Audrey Burke
Holbrook Ave
Roy Albert Gibbs
N. Grand
A. M
Kennecott Copper
United Press New York
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Roanoke
Ind
Evan D. Fast
Here
Indiana Service Corporation
Wheat and sugar and cotton futures openings
Local wagon wheat prices show No 2 red wheat and feed hard wheat paid 1 for some grades with others by merit. Sugar futures open higher with September to July contracts up. cotton futures also rise with nearby months advancing from 18.96 for March to 18.93 for May and 18.77 for July.
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United Press
New York
Up Ardantary
uJanuary
Up Saa
City in Brief Resignations and local updates headline Indiana items
Elmer Vrooman of the arson division resigns after over six years and will become district manager for the National Board of Fire Underwriters in Oklahoma City. John Zahnd calls a National party meeting to resign and devote time to his presidential candidacy. Dr. Elden H. Mills speaks on Gandhi at the YMCA. New crossing signals cost the Pennsylvania Railroad $15,000 at several crossings. Post-O-Lite distributor conventions open in Speedway City with about 100 attendees. Missing persons reports involve William Matlock and Pat Williams. Inheritance tax up $62,000 for the year. Mrs. Margaret OHar a dies of pneumonia after a fall. Nicholas George injured by a wardrobe collapse at home.
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Elmer Vrooman
Wabash
Alfred Houston
Vrooman
Oklahoma City
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Grandson Thompson Sees Suspension of Sentence in City Court
William Thompson 21 of 306 W Morris St had drunkenness and concealed weapons charges suspended by Special Judge S J Smith in municipal court. The case followed his return from a three month sentence at Indiana State Farm after prior felony convictions. Thompson allegedly assaulted Patrolman Cecil Neal with brass knuckles in a May incident at Michael and Wyoming Streets.
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J. Smith
William Thompson
W. Morris Sr
Indiana State Farm
Smith
Anna Bertline
Morris St
Cecil Neal
Thompson
Michael and
Wyoming Sts
Carnival Reopens After New Petition in Tacoma
The Ironwood Camp Modern Woodmen of America carnival in Tacoma at Ave and E Washington reopened Tuesday night after a renewed petition of approval was approved by City Controller Sterling R. Holt. Holt had ordered closure Monday when the initial petition was found not bona fide and noted the ordinance required 60 percent support within 500 feet. He said the ordinance was mixed up and he may seek changes.
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Ironwood Camp
Modern
Woodmen of America
Tacoma
Ave
E. Washington St
Sterling R. Holt
Holt
Tr uck Drivers Invited to Fourth Safety Conference
Seven hundred commercial vehicle drivers in the city are invited to attend the fourth safety conference under the Indianapolis Safety Council at the Athenaeum Tuesday night. Dixon H. Bynum, former State Industrial board member, will preside and Harry E. Yockey, city attorney, will speak. An open discussion will follow and plans for a safety week will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Safety Council
Athenaeum
Dixon H. Bynum
State Industrial Board
Harry E. Yockey
City Hospital Bonds Sold for Current Expenses
Bonds totaling 125000 dollars have been sold to the Merchants National Bank to cover current city hospital expenses. City controller Sterling R. Holt announced the issue carries 4.25 percent interest with a premium of 22 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Sterling R. Holt
Veterans push for U S hospital site in Indianapolis
Veterans of Foreign Wars officials announce Gen. Frank T. Hines head of the veterans bureau will visit Indianapolis during the V F W convention August 26 to September 1 to consider locating a federal hospital here. If built the facility would cost about two million dollars with the last Congress allocating fifteen million for new hospitals.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Bureau
Indianapolis
General Hines
Frank T. Strayer
Hines
Strayer
Columbia Club
Robert Woodside
Susan J. Carter
Sidney Miller
Ed Jackson
Lort Slack
Meredith Nicholson
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Claypool
Peoples Deposit Bank of Brooklyn Closes Under State Examination
The Peoples Deposit Bank of Brooklyn in Morgan County was closed by State examiner K. V. Brownell after operating at a loss. The bank has assets to cover depositors and carried capital of 12 000 dollars with 46 000 dollars in deposits, 52 000 dollars in loans and discounts, and 6 000 dollars in surplus. Owners listed: Mrs. Emma Gibbs Mooresville Samuel Swope president H R Nevins vice president E W Harper cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Deposit Bank of
Brooklyn
Morgan County
State Banking Department
K. V. Brownell
State Examiner
Emma Gibbs
Mooresville
Samuel Swope
H. R. Nevins
E. W. Harper
Appeals filed for pardon in Lilliendahl case
United Press reports in Trenton that Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach seek pardons for their murder conviction of Dr A William Lilliendahl. Applications filed by attorney Charles M Phillips of Hammondton indicate the pair have served nine months of ten year terms. Board hearing set for September 4 amid prior pardons rumors.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
A. William Lilliendahl
State Board of Pardons
Charles M. Phillips
Hammonton
Lilliendahl
Bar Association re-elects Baker secretary treasurer
Joel A. Baker city purchasing agent was re-elected secretary treasurer of the State Bar Association at a Claypool meeting. He has held the post since the offices combined two years ago and served as secretary previously for two years. The board also elected W. E. Treanor professor of law at Indiana University to succeed Paul L. Sayer who receives a year's leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel A. Baker
State Bar Association
Board of Managers
Claypool
Baker
W. E. Treanor
Bloomington
Indiana University
Indiana Law Journal
Paul L. Sayer
Indianapolis salesman charged with forging lamp order
Evansville Indiana August 15 John Baribough 38 Indianapolis salesman is jailed on forgery charges for an order worth 156 dollars on Hoosier Lamp Works He works for Merton Manufacturing Company and had a preliminary hearing before City Judge H B McCoy with the case taken under advisement until Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speviat
Evansville
Ind
John Baribough
Indianapolis
Hoosier Lamp Works
Baribough
Merton Manufacturing Company
H. B. McCoy
Funeral Directors Hiley and Titus Run Local Parlors
George Grinsteiner obituary and funeral details from Riley area listings note undertakers Hiley and Titus at 931 N Delaware Li. 0321 and Dr. ova. provide memorial services and modern funeral equipment in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grinsteiner
EB. Market Riley
Undertakers
Hiley & Titus
N. Delaware
J.C
Am Nee
Dr. Ova
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Averueen Telephoj‘e and
Seleerapi
Roldiss
H. Blair-Smith
Stare Life Bldg
Cities Service Organization
Henry L. Doherty & CO
Merchants Bank Bldg. T
TPO
Cities Service Company
Merchants Bank
Thomson & McKin
Banks and Exchange
Clearince
BSG
Covey
Siac
Beeneke
Niet
Central
R & Stkyds Ptd
Central Ind Power Co
Circle Theater Co
Ao Priam Cities Service Co
Cities Service Co
Citizen Gas Co
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth Loan Cid
Equitable Securities Co
Hook Drug
Diana Hotel
I Giana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Corp
Ind‘analis Gas Co
Indpis P&l Northwestern
Indpis P
Indpis
Etro Loan
North Ind Pub
Northern Ind Pub S Co
Bieness Laundry Co
Real Silk Hos Co
Uch & Sons Fert Co
Rd Oil of
Eee & E
Trac & Rac
Union Trac Co
Union Trac
Im van Camp Pack
RR & Stk
Trac
Central Ind Gas Central Ind Power Co
B & N Ind
Citizens Ges Co
Garry St Ry
T & T of
Ft We
Indiana Hotel Co
Northern Trac
Ind Service
Ry & Lt Co
Ind Prion Trac
Indpls & Martins Trac
Indpls
Nor Trac Co
Northwar
Indplis
Indpls Trac
Union Ry
Indpls Water Co
Interstate Pub & Co
Interstate Pub
THI & E Trac
Ind Co
Buffalo
Cleveland
Mary Switzer
Society
Myrtle Mellus
Los Angeles
Leo P. Kelly
Commission
H. Kletigen
E. Tenth
B. Henson
College
Py J Gvaito
S. New Jersey
de Faust
N. Gladstone
Scantland
South State
Ce Au
Prisvedek
Meridian
D. Salmon
N. la Salle
T. Meyer
Eehiller
Roberg
N. Capitol
A. Davin
Parker
Weyers
All Times
Tex Guinan
John Zahnd
National Party
Ghandi
Bible Investigation Club
Elden H. Mills
First Friends Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emerson Ave
Downey Ave
Arlington Ave
Audubon Rd
Mabel Moore
Addison St
William Matlock
Keystone Ave
Matlock
Pat Williams
Shelton St
L. C. Johnson
Margaret O'Hara
E. Market St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Claude Adams
Nicholas George
Washington St
Carnival
Veterans’ Hospital
Mrs. Lilliendahl
Harry Koller
Bertha Evaresaan
San Francisco
Oal
Pri
Perens
Concordia
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