Beautiful Girl Ghost Haunts Swedish Town
United Press reports a Loeddekoeping village ghost believed to be Henrietta Hamilton, born 1750, daughter of Field Marshal Count Hamilton. Count Adolf Hamilton and villagers observed a life like figure by windows at a cottage, with sightings tied to starry nights and a painting in Barsebaeck castle. A Lund University committee will study the phenomenon.
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United Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Loed
Dekoepinge
Henrietta Hamilton
Count Hamilton
Friderre Fleming
Count Adolf Hamilton
Barsebaeck Castle
Lund University
Hamilton
Early Stock Trades Show Lower Trend Across Markets
New York stock dealings opened with a broad dip as most shares slipped one to two points. Canadian Pacific led declines, General Motors and U S Steel rose slightly, while General Electric and Radio faltered. By mid-morning a rebound emerged led by GM, with oil issues active and turnover totaling over 800 thousand shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
General Motors
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Kroger Grocery
Wright Aero
Consolidated Gas
Radio- Keith-Orpheum
Gold Dust
Briggs
Columbia Graphophone
Westinghouse Electric
Andes
Sinclar
Middle States Oil
Atlantic Refining
Standard of New Jersey
Kroger
Chrysler
Banks and Exchange Indianapolis clearsings and New York statement
Banks in Indianapolis reported today clearings of 4 542 000 and debits of 10 130 000. A New York financial summary lists bank clearings and balance details from the federal and treasury statements. Washington treasury balance for November 30 stood at 91 026 728.9. Chicago reported bank clearings of 132 500 000 and balances of 12 900 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Oe Eit
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank Credit Baieee Chase
Treasury
United Press
Washington
Chicago
Stock Market Priced For Holiday Trade Record
In New York stock notes, traders expect a holiday surge likely to set records. The market’s strength prompts questions on duration, while National City’s circular suggests a moderate reaction would aid business despite prevailing optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Prices To Retailers for Fruits and Vegetables
A garbled list from a historical market page detailing wholesale to retailer prices for various fruits and vegetables. It includes Jonathan apples at $1.50 to $2.75 per box, melons, Persians, Casabas, Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes, Valencia oranges, pomegranates, pears, artichokes, string beans, cabbage, okra, onions, parsley, peas, peppers, radishes, spinach, tomatoes, potatoes, and more with assorted weights and crate prices. Strong entities include Indiana, California, Jamaica, Japan, Wisconsin, Virginia, and various item names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jonathan
Grimes
Concord
Peers
California
Jamaica
Pei Bone
New York
Eine Soetthart
Florida
Receipts Fail to Change Hog Market Prices
Hog receipts jump at the union stockyards with 15 000 head and holdovers 175. Hog market mostly steady with 170 to 300 pound hogs at 9 dollars. Cattle slow with prices weak to 25 cents lower. light steers at 13.50. weaners strong to 50 cents higher at 17 to 17.50. Lambs down 50 cents or more. bulk 12 to 13, choice around 13.50. Chicago hog receipts 52 000, bids around 8.85 to 8.90 for good to choice 100 to 240 pounds. Cattle 27 000. sheep 30 000. Feeders 8 to 11. beef steers 9.50 to 13.50. beef cows 7.50 to 9.50. Top fat lambs 13.50, bulk 12 to 13. Ewes 4 to 6.50.
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Chicago
United Press
Bu United Press
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Rapized
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ste d
Market summary of butter eggs poultry and cheese prices
Wholesale butter No 1 52 530 No 2 48 49c butterfat 52c lb cheese wholesale per lb American leaf 33 pimento leaf 27 78s Longhorn 27 New York Em erger 27 New terms include buying prices delivered at Indianapolis chickens hens 23 24c Leghorn hens 15 19c large breed 23 24c ducks 15 17c geese 22c pond young 50c old 35c hens 36c lb No 2 old hens 25 30c Pennsylvania reports eggs receipts 2678 cases extra firsts 48 49c firsts 40 41c ordinaries 30 38c seconds 24 28c refrigerators 31c butter receipts 5427 tubs extras 51c extra firsts 48 50c firsts 45 42 47c seconds 43 44 1 2c standards 49c poultry receipts 7 cars fowls 18 24c springs 18 26 1 2c Leghorns 19 2c ducks 17 22c geese 22c turkeys 25 30c roosters 20c cheese Twins 32 6 young Americas 23 42c potatoes steady arrivals 134 on track 391 in transit 640 Wisconsin Round Whites 85 1.05 Minnesota North Dakotas Round Whites 80 5c Red River Chips 90c 1.05 Idaho Russets 1.40 1.80 mostly 1.50 71.80
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Atchison
Atl Coast Lin
East Ohio
Néy
Canadian Pac
Chesa & Chi
Ches Corp Chi & N West
del & Sudesh
Ase
Ae & Lacka
Eri
Erle Ist
Ill Central
Kan_ City
Mo Pac Central
Norfolk & Wes
Pennsylvania
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
St Paul
Stl & Ow
Sstl
Goodrich
Elec
Colorado
Bethlehem
Fuland Steel Asee
Ae Tron & Stl
el Meses
Autease Sence
Warren Foly
Motors— Am Bosch Magan
Chandler
Chrysler Corp
Conti Motors
Dodge Bros Aeee
Graham Paige
General Motors
Hudson
Peerless
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Stew Warner
Willys-Overian
Am Smit & Rig
Calumet & Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
Greene Chile Copper
Kennecott Corp
Magma
Texas Gulf ‘Sul
Pro Phillips
Union
Cal TS
See - Eee Eee
Osteee
Oval Dutch
Simms" Petrol O
Sinclair
Skell
Td ‘al
Texas Corp
Adv Rumel
Wee
Allied Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Armour
Amer
Alaska Nee
Dupont
Fox
Famous P
Loews
Kelvinater_ os
Montgor Ward
Radio Keith
Real Silk Radio Corp
Rem Rand
Sears Roebuc
Union Carbide
Victor Setceee
Univ
Nesses
U S Ce Ir
U_S Indus Alco
Warner Bros P
Am Tel & Tel
Brklyn-Manh Teer
Col Consol Gas
Elec Pow & Lt
Interborosteee
Nor Am Co
Natl Power
Ltd
As & el
Utilities
West Union Tel
Shippin
Intl
Gorpa AG Ae
Ship
Adl
Gulf & Wwnt
Mer
United Fruit
Snes
Kroger
Austin Nichol
Fleischmann Co
Ad Dairy
Ostum Co
Eee
Obaccos— Am
Sumatra
Lig & Meyers - Tee
Lorillard Se Ory Wee
R J Reynolds . - Tee
United Cigar St
Schulte
Wisconsin
New York Emerger
Indianabolia
Bu United Press
Chicago
Arket
Minnesota
North Dakotas
Red River
Livestock Prices Across Cities on December 3
Hogs receipts 52,000 in Chicago with steady to higher bid ranges on lighter weights, cattle and calves showing mixed moves across Pittsburgh Toledo Louisville and other markets. Notable figures include Chicago top hogs at nine dollars, cattle mostly in low to mid teens, veal and calf values steady to up several markets, and sheep trading uneven with fat lambs strong in some areas.
Local wagon wheat prices posted for selvetots and hard wheat
Market note shows No 1 spring wheat offered at 1.30 dollars per bushel and No 1 hard wheat at 1.09 dollars. Prices reflect local wagon delivery terms and are subject to change.
City in Briefs Highlight Indiana Florist Meeting And Local Events
Multiple items from Indianapolis area news. Indiana Florists plan their December meeting and discuss January and next year exhibitions. Major Wood Unger says a Seventh District reserve officers luncheon is Friday. Dr Bloodgood to address medical societies and lead a diagnostic clinic. A gaming device arrest and rifled mail in a trunk case are reported. New officers and talks populate club meetings plus historical society luncheon notes. Two men face charges in separate assault incidents. A taxicab theft with assault on a driver is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana University School of Medicine
Bloodgood
Wheat Trade Uncertain On Lack Of News
In Chicago on December 3, all grains showed uncertainty on the Board of Trade due to a news drought. Wheat held firm while corn and oats barely moved. provisions slipped slightly. Liverpool failed to advance, Argentine offerings weighed on sentiment, and traders split between bearish forecasts and stubborn resistance keeping prices in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table From Times Special
Chicago Grain Table shows prices for December 3 with carrots wheat at 9 and corn 364, oats 27, rye 19, barley 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Times Special
Chicago
Radio schedule highlights from Indianapolis markets
A dense listing of Monday programs across WKBF WFEM NBC WEAF WFLA WSB WLW and KOA stations. Notable items include talk by Clarence Henry, Santa Claus segments, live livestock market notes, time and weather updates, studio programs, theater features, and musical acts from Rosa Ponselle to Sam Watkins orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insanapolis Public Library
Clarence Henry
WKBF
NBC System
WJZ
Roxy and Gang
WEAF
Acees of
Firestone
Motors Party
Rosa Ponselle
Columbia Network
United Choral Singers
Lowney
Vitaphone
WFLA
Clearwater
WSB
Atlanta
KOA
Denver
Opera
Yeoman of the Guard
R. M
Sammy
Indianapolis Times
New Testament
Santa Claus
Longine
Indianapolis
Banner Boosters
Checker Cab Company
Jim
Walt
Gloom Chasers
Seamentans Longine
Livestoc Seport
Henry Thiess
Sam Watkins
Kyrock
Lonesome Contest Opens for Five Day Photo Series
The Times runs the second of five photoplay scenes from Lonesome with Glenn Tryon and Barbara Kent at the Circle. Readers may submit a six word or shorter title for the picture to win $5 or Circle tickets. Entries need not be subscribers. neatness decides ties and The Times editor’s ruling is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Glenn Tryon
Barbara Kent
The
Circle
Times
Two Lectures Are Given on Christian Science
A Christian Science lecture at Keith's theater Monday noon, under First Church of Christ Scientists, praised Science and Health and the divinity of Christ and spiritual man. John Randall Dunn, C. S. B., spoke at Murat theater Saturday night, with mayoral remarks, contrasting healing through Christian Science with material medicine and urging understanding of man as a spiritual idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Earth
God
Gilead
Jeremiahs
John Randall Dunn
Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Murat Theater
L. Ert Slack
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Indianapolis
Mr. Dunn
Invitation to Dr Cumming's Daughter's Wedding
The state board of health and Mrs. King received invitations to the marriage of Clara Diana Cumming, daughter of Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming, to Manville Kendrick. The ceremony will be January 3 at 4 p.m. in Bethlehem chapel at St Peter and Paul Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. King
State Board of Health
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Denison Hotel
King
Hughs. Cumming
United States
Clara Diana
Manville Kendrick
Bethlehem Chapel
SS Peter and Paul Cathedral
Washington, D, C
Child's Fingers Sewn After Door Accident
Fourteen month old Richard Hennessey, at 3720 North Pennsylvania, crushed his right hand in a door. Dr. Paul Ruddlesse attached torn fingers at St. Vincent's hospital to avert amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hennessey
John F. Hennessey
Pennsylvania Street
Paul Ruddel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robbery hits Realty Associates leader in Brooklyn
Frank Bailey, chairman of Realty Associates Inc, reported to police that his Brooklyn home was robbed of $100,000 in jewelry early today. He noted the loss included valuable pieces and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Bailey
the Realty Associates, Inc
Births at St Vincent's Hospital Include Several Girls
Birth notices list newborn girls for Elmer and Carrie Hudson at St Vincent's hospital along with entries for ee and Helen Bauer and Edmund and Kathryn Ludlow at St Vincent's, and Francis and Ellen Sommerville at St Vincent's. Other births include Oran and Frelda Chastain and Scott and Lyda Dill at various local hospitals and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer and
Carrie Hudson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ee and
Helen Bauer
St. Vincent's Hosal
Wi Rent
Fannie Bass
St. Vincent's Hospita Forest
Luzzie Lighter
West Thirty-third
Scott
Bonnie Thompson
Cole
Walter
Marie Fultz
Bryant
Ray
Eleanor Angersow
West
Paelam
Amphalis Johnson
Aris
Edmund and
Kathryn Ludlow
St. Vincents Hospital
Francis and
Ellen Sommerville
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Oran
Frelda Chastain
North Warman
Oon
Vera Blackburn
North Akiond
Scott and Lyda Dill
Christian Hospital
Deaths list names ages and causes in local notice
A long list of deceased individuals is recorded with ages and causes at various city hospitals and addresses. Notable entries include Amy Hyser 90 hypostatic pneumonia at Methodist hospital. Esther Nichols 26 diabetes. George Haag 33 hospital notations cranial illness. Mary Richert 66 cerebral hemorrhage. Milton M. Jones 53 pulmonary tuberculosis. Elizabeth Allen four months acute gastroenteritis.
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Josephine Marsischky
Coyner
Lagrippe
Amy Hyser
Methodist Hospital
Iwis
Henry Grubbs
Katrine
Curtis Raridon
City Hospital
Wrence Stewart
Esther Nichols
Walter Overholser
Motte
Ijah B. Harbaugh
King
Amanda May Nelis
Jennie L. Lewis
Harriet A.abraham
George Haag
Long Hospital
Loyd Higgins
West
Mary Richert
William Penn
Sophia
Katherine Rugenstein
South Talbott
Milton M. Jones
Albert John Litz
North Chester
Martin Shelton
South St. Lobar
Florence McAhren
Sherman Drive
Me Haway
West Ry-First
Faye Rare Demat
Ashland
Mesmer
Carrollton
Tysipelas
William H. Mitchell
South Capitol
Catherine Garr
North One
Carrie
Ellen Green
Methodist
Elizabeth Allen
Albany
189 Caught in Raids Police Arrest Weekend Booze Violations
Police arrested 189 persons over the week end. Sixty eight were charged with liquor law violation, sixty five with vacancy, twenty two with speeding, and eighteen with traffic ordinance violation.
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Ainety
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
General Motors Strong
Banks and Exchange
Commission
Virginia Aerrers
Nancy Halls
Atenae Pheceeeese
Toledo
FT. Wayne
Ind
Indiana State Florists’ Association
Smith & Young Company
North Capitol Avenue
National Chrysanthemum Society
Wood Unger
Seventh District Reserve Officers’ Association
Seventh District Reserve
Lincoln
Theodore Stevens
Maryland Street
Post Office
Sixteenth
Alabama Streets
Carl Morrow
Madison Circuit Court
Men's Club
Irvington
M. E. Chrch
Harry D. Bertsch
Centerville
Indiana Historical Society
Claypool
J. Floyd Wayne III
Nature Study Club of
Williiam E. Myers
Walter Wingroth
Grace Jackroth
Grace Kettleborough
Scott W. McCoy
Harry W. Glossbrenner
T. G. Westenberg
Teachers College of Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Richard Lieber
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Columbia Club
Neil D. McCallum
Batesville Tribune
John Wright
North
Senate Avenue
Southeastern
Emerson Avenues
Earl Mortis
Plaza Oil Company
E. Maryland Street
Morris
Harry Mann
Belmont Avenue
Harry Duvall
Utica Street
Alice Jackson
West North Street
Edwin Smith
Keystone Avenue
North Street
Chicago Grain Table
Ask. Amer Central Life
Belt Brs
Belt R_R & Stkyas
Circle Theater
Central Ind Power Co
Cities Service Com
Citizens Gas Co
Cities Service Co
Commonwealth Loan Co Ne
Esultable Securities Co
Hook Drug Co - Horufl
Indiana Service Corp
Jana
Indianapolis Gas Co
Orth Western
la Assari
Interstate P & 2
Metro
Inise Co
Northern Ind
Real Ub & Sons Rt Co
Standard Oil of
I & E Trac Co
Gnion Agers Co
Trac
Trac Co Union Title
van Camp Pack Co
van Camp
Broad Ripple Trac
Ind Central
Indwee Co
Ceee
Gai
Ft Wayne
Indiana Hotel Co
Inorthern Mans
Ind Service Co Oe
Indpls
Power & T
Ind Union Trac Co
Col Sb Trac
Ndp’ Gas Co
Indpis & Martins Trac Co
Northern Trac Co
Indp
Indpls & Ee Trac Co
Dpis Trac
Tari Co
We Co
Water Co Water Co
Nee Pub Service Co
Union Trac of and Co
Aoe Oe
Hoosier Athletic Club
Heme
People’s Outfitting Company
Bair
Beard
Pearson Piano Company
Hare-Chevrolet
WFEM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Skearens Publix
WLW
Jesus
Adam
Wm. F. King
State Life
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