Hog Prices Slip 25 Cents at Stockyards Today
Hog prices eased 25 cents from Wednesday at the Union Stockyards with 160 to 300 pound hogs at 9.25. Receipts about 10,000 with 2,258 holdovers. Cattle and sheep markets mixed steady to strong, lighter lambs and cull stock at lower end, Chicago hogs slow with many sales near 9.10 to 9.20 and heaviest butchers near 9.30.
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Chicago
United Press
Dec
Mar
Earl
United Preas
Pittsburgh
Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported in Cleveland and Elsewhere
United Press dispatches summarize cattle hog and sheep markets in Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburgh Toledo Louisville and Cleveland. Receipts range from thousands to low hundreds with prices noted for various weights and classes including hogs 180 to 300 pounds around 9 dollars, cattle through all categories, and lambs in the 11 to 13 dollar range.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
James C Moasy 24 of 4453 Central salesman and Jane Griffith 33 of 2716 8und. Kenneth B Botkin 22 of 1341 Kentucky clerk and Beulah C Richardson 18 of 3126 Carson. Charles D Seligman 22 and Thelma M Zeigler 18 of 562 Nettman 52. Mary Heathers 53 of 833 South.
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James C. Moasy
Central Salesman
Jane Griffith
Kenneth B. Botkin
Kentucky
Beulah C. Richardson
Carson
Charles D. Seligman
Farmer
Thelma M. Zeigler
Nettman
Mary Heathers
Hoovers urged to unlock 2 billion for first mortgage loans
Murray W. Garson of New York pressed President Hoover to authorize about 2 000 600 000 for first mortgage loans through the federal reserve system to spur real estate building. White House offered no comment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Hoover
Murray W. Garson
New York
White House
Garson
Bank Clearing Data From Indianapolis Chicago New York and Treasury
Indianapolis bank clearings on December 5 totaled 106000 in debits 6777000. Chicago reported 121300000 clearings and 16800000 balances. New York on December 5 showed hits 000000 clearings and 210000000 balances with 158000000 federal reserve credit balance. Treasury net balance on December 3 was 118,306,658.54 with month receipts totaling 4,577,776.79.
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New York
United Press
Clearings House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Trade Review Signals Steel Sector Turnaround
In New York on December 5 the stock market column notes hopeful signs for recovery in commercial activity. A steel industry trade review points to a potential rebound as auto and railroad buying resumes, production trends stabilize, and frequent extra dividends signal optimism among business leaders and confidence in administration plans.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Judge Collins Praised for Sentencing Burglary Case
Judge James A. Collins was applauded for sentencing William Brown to one to ten years in state prison for burglarizing nine vacant houses. Donald E. Rider of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board credited the decision with deter ring thefts of equipment and fixtures from vacant properties.
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James A. Collins
William Brown
Donald E. Rider
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Rider
Thieves Take Radios and Equipment From Shop
Radios and equipment valued at 380 dollars were stolen from a radio shop at 652 East Fifty second street. The owner Milton Alberhardt of 5256 Winthrop avenue reported the loss between 10 p m Wednesday and 8 a m today.
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East Fifty-second Street
Milton Alberhardt
Winthrop Avenue
Market mixed but confident as Lamont cues sustain buying
Stock market opened mixed with profit taking but maintained an upbeat tone. Oils and utilities showed strength while United States Steel and others fluctuated. Fox Film hit new lows before partial recovery. Public utilities and telecoms led gains with several large blocks bought, signaling continued bullish sentiment.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse
Radio
Fox Fils A
Fruit and Produce Price List From New York Market
A fragmented OCR list lists varied prices for fruits vegetables and produce. Entries include apples grapefruits cranberries grapes lemons and more with prices per crate box hamper and per bushel or 50 lb. box for multiple origins including California Florida Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan.
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Jonathans
Grimes
New York
Florida
California
Valencia
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
Indiana
Fepners
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ohio
Russell
Indiana Jersey
Nancy Halls
Omatore
Ornia
Births Report With Numerous Admitted Names
A list of birth notices mentions many families and residences including girls and boys born to parents such as Roxanna Sebastian, Ethel Hightshoe, Nellie Fiuulet, Grace Harris, Roberta James, Melvin Peake, Otto Watson, Linda Higgs, Edna Taylor, Marjorie Taylor, Oscar Bush, Willa Bush, James Williamson, Aubrey Crick, Raymond Hessler, David Caldwell, Eugene Stocks, Orville Beecher, and others. Addresses span multiple streets and neighborhoods, with numerous couples and infants named.
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See
Roxanna Sebastian
Ethel Hightshoe
EK E. ‘Ward
Nellie Fiuulet
Lambert
Vanelia Denger
North Eco
Daisy Johnson
South Drove
Maaries
Grace Harris
Iris Percy
Adlenine Harris
Caroline Curtis
Roberta James
Kansas
Melvin
Dorothy Peake
Minkner
Otto
Opaline Watson
Wilcox
Jones
Linda Higgs
West Whewien
Busie Spencer
South Hospitals
Edna Taylor
Marjorie Taylor
West Twenty
Oscar and
Willa Bush
Roosevelt
James
Gladys Williamson
South
California
Eng
Aubrey
Helen Crick
Raymond and
Myrteldia Hessler
North Chester
David and
Lillie Caldwell
North Patterson
Eugene and
Mary Stocks
Yandes
John and
Gertha
Te Earhart
Orville
Beecher
Orma
Te Enet Fortytourth
Death notices fragment with multiple typos and ages
A list of fragmented death notices with names ages and vague causes or hospitals. Entries include Marcella Lorene Birk 1 day died at 2124 Prospect. Donald ars 10 months malnutrition. Wilsur Hamer 40 at Methodist hospital. Summers 70 at Brook severeb. Johnson 1 day at city hospital. Carroll 58 at St. Vincent's broncho poms. and others with unclear details.
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Marcella Lorene Birk
Donald Ars
Riley
Wilsur Hamer
Methodist Hospital
Anaraitie Orence Grant Summers
Brook
Bender
City Hospital
Ocardin
Nfant Johnson
Patrick J. Carroll
St. Vincent's Hospital
Market Prices for Eggs Butter Poultry and Produce
Market reports show U S egg prices steady with extras at 81 53c per dozen and firsts 48 48c in Cleveland and Chicago areas. Butter ranges 40 45c for No 1 wholesale with cream and cheese prices up to 55c for American loaf and 37c for pimento loaf. Poultry bids vary by type with fowls 23c and turkeys around 29c in Chicago, while geese ducks and Leghorns command lower cents per pound. potatoes and various potatoes and Idaho russets quoted with regional farm prices.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Southern
Jersey
Dwcks
Young America
Bu United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Green Mt
Russell
Negro leader to speak at open forum on civilization
Dr. Mordecai Wyatt Johnson of Howard University headlines the Kirshbaum Community Center open forum with books by black authors on display. He is the first Negro speaker in three years and will discuss The Negro's Contribution to American Civilization, followed by audience questions. Dwight Ritter will preside.
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Kirshbaum Community Center
Mordecai Wyatt Johnson
Howard University
Washington
Public Library
Johnson
Alain Locke
Oxford
Dr. Johnson
William Dubois
United States
Benjamin G Brawley
Charles S. Johnson
Jerome Dowd
Jewish Community Center Association
Dwight Ritter
Deadline set for Christmas mail in Indianapolis
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson urges early mailing with a December 21 deadline for local Christmas mail in Indianapolis. Only special deliveries likely on December 22 and Christmas Day, with possible one delivery before Christmas. Foreign mail should go as soon as possible, distant US by December 16, adjacent states by December 18 to 20.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
United States
Canada
Mexico
Bryson
Missing 15 year old Warner Landis feared in Lakewood
L. W. Landis of Lakewood Ohio pleads for his runaway son Warner Landis since last May. The 15 year old is described as five feet four inches, slender with brown eyes and freckles and a small forehead scar. no trace has been found despite police broadcasts.
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L. W. Landis
Lakewood
Warner Landis
Landis
Warner
Building Permits Filed For Oil Station and Homes
Building permit notices show Standard Oil Co station at Capitol and North for $7000 by G. Lee for a garage at 2947 Boulevard Place and C Comer for a garage at 2435 Station for $200. Reroofing work listed for a dwelling at 3434 Rural by A Johnson reading as 8e f5 A. e Johnson.
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Standard Oil Company
Capitol and
North
G. Lee
Boulevard Place
C. Comer
Gian "Callas
E Johnson
Man Dies in Wabash River Boat Fire
A houseboat on the Wabash river burned today in Terre Haute Indiana causing the death of a man sleeping aboard. The victim, believed to be James Rowe aged 60, may have been killed by a stove fire. DETROIT December 5. Trackless trolley cars with rubber tires will be tested by the street railways department.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Wabash River
James Rowe
United Pres
Detroit
Department of Street Railways
Grains Slump at Opening in Chicago Market
Chicago opening sees wheat prices slide under pressure from longs and a fluctuating market. Buenos Aires and Liverpool declines add to bearish tone while corn and oats soften and provisions hold. Argentine crop uncertainty and weak export demand drive cautious trading as May and July corn approach a dollar.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Longs
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Meanest Thief Stole Honeymoon Trousseau in Clarksburg
Mrs. Floyd Cameron of Clarksburg reported her trousseau stolen from an automobile at 142 West Market street Wednesday night. The car belonged to Lowell Le Forge of Rushville who was best man at the Camerons wedding. A fur coat was also taken from Miss Doris Shakel of Rushville, a bridesmaid. A boy, seen at Cozy cafe run by John Stevens at 14 East Morris street, fled after breaking a glass door and leaving a bicycle behind. Robert A. Ketcham of 1158 Villa avenue reported $40 stolen Wednesday night. Thieves then ransacked Barrett hardware at 532 East Washington street, taking a dozen penknives.
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Trousseau
Floyd Cameron
Clarksburg
West Market Street
Lowell le Forge
Rushville
Cameron
Doris Shakel
John Stevens
East Morris Street
Robert A. Ketcham
Villa Avenue
Barrett Hardware
East Washington Street
Stolen Cars Reported to Police by Several Owners
Automobiles listed as stolen include a Chevrolet coach owned by A V Harter of 2439 East Washington Street, a Chevrolet coupe of Albert Mueller at 215 West Forty Fourth Street, a Ford roadster owned by Samuel O Scott at 924 English Avenue, an Essex coach of Alfred Pape from 2102 South East Street, a Ford sedan belonging to William Heather from 2357 Southeastern Avenue, an Oakland ch roadster tied to Claude France at 1424 Road Street, and a Buick coupe linked to Franklin Dickey at 6034 Broadway and Washington Boulevard.
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A. V. Harter
Washington Street
Georgia Street
Albert Mueller
Forty Fourth Street
Washington Streets
Samuel O. Scott
English Avenue
Ford
Michigan
Alfred Pape
South East
Essex Coach
William Heather
Southeastern Avenue
Claude France
Road Street
Oakland
Harding Street
Franklin Dickey
Thirty-fourth Street
Washington Boulevard
Stolen Cars Recovered Belong to Local Taxi Firms
Police recover stolen automobiles belonging to United Cab Company and Ford taxi. Vehicles found at Meridian and Raymond streets, aiding ongoing investigation into the thefts.
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United Cab Company
Ford Taxi
Meridian
Raymond Streets
Suspended Student Asked Prince for Autograph
Fifteen year old Geoffrey Gill was suspended indefinitely from Leyton County High School after requesting an autograph from the Prince of Wales during a recent visit. The prince reportedly refused saying he could not grant autographs or he would have to sign for everyone. The boy’s father has written to inform the headmaster of Leyton school of the matter.
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United Preas London
Geoffrey Gill
Leyton County High School
Prince of Wales
Gill
Leyton School
Fire Causes 3000 Dollar Damage In Atomia Block
Fire swept several upper apartments at 1108 College Avenue causing 3000 dollars in damage to building furnishings and fixtures. Mrs. Paul Moore escaped with help from William Brooks after nearly being overcome by smoke. Clarence E. King was found dead in bed at the Sherman House. Coroner OC Keever to investigate. Two nephews reside here. James R. Moore new vice president of the National Swine Growers Association announced the 1930 show will be held with the Indiana state fair. Dr. Harold B. Smith will speak on the Quest of the Unknown at Purdue Friday night. Assistant notes on garage association meeting and Nerve System talk. Rev T W Grafton will speak at Third Christian Church tonight. J Edward Blackburn to preside at dinner meeting. Music by Mr and Mrs M W Warner and Louis W Shherwin. Charges of forging checks against John Truember and H S Kammerling. Clyde Austin arrested. Charles Johnson fined for liquor sale.
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College Avenue
Paul Moore
William Brooks
Clarence E. King
Sherman House
OC. H. Keever
James R. Moore
National
Swine Growers’ Association
Moore
Indianapolis
Chicago
T. W. Grafton
Butler University
Third Christian Church
J. Edward Blackburn
M. W. Warner
Louis W. Shherwin
Re-Elect President of American Petroleum Institute
E B Reeser of Barnsdall Corporation Tulsa Oklahoma was re elected president by the board of directors. L P St Clair Union Oil Los Angeles was elected vice president at large W M Irish Atlantic Refining Philadelphia was named vice president in charge of manufacturing W N Davis Phillips Petroleum Barnsville Oklahoma became vice president in charge of production Other officers re elected Henry M Dawes Pure Oil Chicago vice president W R Boyd Jr New York executive vice president Amos L Beaty New York treasurer and Lacey Walker New York secretary and assistant treasurer
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United Press
Chicago
E. B. Reeser
Barnsdall Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
American Petroleum Institute
L. P. St. Clair
Union Oil Company
Los Angeles
W. M. Irish
Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
W. N. Davis
Phillips Petroleum Company
Barrnsville
High Pressure Sales Method Out of Date
Harry T. Gardner, head of the Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association, urged Indianapolis Traffic Club members to abandon high pressure sales. He called for originality and confidence in merchandise over glib talk. More than 500 transportation and business executives attended the twenty first annual Columbia Club dinner.
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Indianapolis Traffic Club
Columbia Club
Harry T. Gardner
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association
United States
Lucky Strike Grand Champion Sold At Record Price
Lucky Strike the grand champion steer at the International Livestock Exposition sold for 8.25 per pound, a record. J C Penney bought the black steer who weighed 940 pounds and will slaughter it, while Elliott Brown of Rosehill Iowa reared the animal and earned 7795 dollars.
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United Preaw
Chicago
Lucky Strike
J. C. Penney
Elliott Brown
Rosehill
Memorial Service at Wheeler City Rescue Mission
Tonight features a memorial service in the Wheeler City Rescue Mission dedication program at 245 North Delaware street. Mrs. Mary Node speaks and Rev. Ambrose Dunkel from Tabernacle Presbyterian leads prayer with music by the E. W. Hoover Concert orchestra. W. C. T. U members and former directors attend.
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Wheeler City
North
Delaware Street
Mary Node
Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
E. W. Hoover
Death in Garage Linked to Cold Wave In Indiana
Connersville Indiana December 5 1945 The body of Michael Tafferty aged 60 was found in a garage where he lived. He was last seen alive on Sunday as the region suffered a deep cold snap.
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Connersville
Ind
Michael Tafferty
Retail Stores Report Sales Record Broken
Richard L. Gridley reports a brighter outlook as Hoover optimism, Mellons report, and rising stock activity boost confidence. Record November retail sales, extra dividends, and favorable industrial signals from steel, rail, and auto sectors point to renewed buying, with oils, rails, and utilities named among favored groups.
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New York
Financial
Hoover
Congress
Mellon
McVannel Wins Sweepstakes Prize In 4-H Potato Contest
Edward Mc Vannel of Gaylord Michigan is named champion potato grower in the 4 H Clubs sweepstakes for late varieties at the club congress tied with Edward Kryla of Deebern Wisconsin for the same prize in early varieties. State potato exhibit awards list Minnesota Michigan Maryland Ohio in order of placement.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward Mc Vannel
Gaylord
Mich
McVannel
Edward Kryla
Deebern
Wis
Minnesota
Michigan
Maryland
Ohio
Penn State Wins Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest
The Penn State team won the intercollegiate meat judging contest held in Chicago in connection with the international live stock exposition. Iowa State finished second, while Marguerite Trout of Ohio State took third in individual scoring.
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United Press Chicago
Penn State
Iowa State
Marguerite Trout
Ohio State
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