Steel Strong Buoys Up List In Stock Market
United States Steel shares led a broader market rally with steady trading as steel opened higher and climbed to new highs around 151 1/2. Kennecott and International were strong with gains, while some oils lagged and Continental Insurance fell.
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United States
General Motors
Kennecott
International
United States Steel
Continental Insurance
Banks and Exchange Reports and Liberty Bonds
Indianapolis clearings totaled 3 714 000 with debits at 6062. Foreign exchange rates were mixed with several currencies quoted. Liberty bonds opened with mixed prices and treasury yields listed, reflecting market activity on December 23.
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Indianapolis
Liberty Bonds
United Press
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Apples and groceries price list from seasonal market
A dense OCR list details prices for apples including Jonathan Bellflowers Staymans Grimes Golden and more, along with crate and basket rates for Delicous Winesaps and various other fruits. It also covers vegetables, citrus, potatoes onions cabbage cucumbers and holiday supplies with per unit and per crate pricing across multiple regions and vendors.
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Grimes
R. I. Green
Wolf River
York Imperials
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Bence
Ao Keine
Mator
Sam Baldwins
L Greenings
Nie
Berea Arete
Barr Gradetrust
Florida
California Emperors
California
Almeria
Sugar Market Opens With Mixed Front Month Slips
In New York sugar futures open unchanged to fractional lower on December 23. Front month December settles around 77 cents, with January at 2.76, March 2.83, May 2.90, July 2.98, and September 3.05 per pound.
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New York
Johnson Visit to City Hall Signals Park Board Role
Special Prosecutor Emsley W. Johnson, named as successor to Park Board President John E. Milner, visited city hall today. He is expected to join the park board January 1 by Mayor Slack after previously serving under the Shank administration. He greeted Superintendent R. Walter Jarvis and park employees during the stop.
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Park Board
Emsley W. Johnson
John E. Milner
City Hall
Johnson
Slack
Shank
Park
R. Walter Jarvis
New York Stocks By Thomson and McKinnon
A stock market brief reports New York equities movement and daily indices. Analysts Thomson and McKinnon provide commentary on price shifts and notable volume across key sectors and leading issues.
Hogs Recover After Slim Day at Local Stockyards
With 6500 hogs in pens prices rose 15 cents per hundredweight. top bid around $9 and midweights in the $8.50 to $8.90 range. Chicago market steady to strong. 23000 head received, 10000 held. Beef and pork cuts also firm with calves at $16 top and sheep lambs steady around $12 to $13.75. Receipts about 600 head.
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Chicago
Fight on Corn Borer Discussed at Attica
More than twenty representatives from Purdue and Indiana universities, the Indiana Farm Bureau, Indiana Bankers Association, Chamber of Commerce and local citizens gathered with Rep. Fred S. Purnell in Attica to discuss the continuation of the government campaign against the corn borer invasion. The meeting precedes a December 30 Purdue conference with farmers from the corn belt, where tentative plans will be formally approved. Spokesmen include G. I. Christie of Purdue and Frank Wallace, the state entomologist.
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Attica
Ind
Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Frank Wallace
Cattle and Livestock Prices in Multiple Markets
Market reports from Louisville Cleveland and others show cattle receipts around 90-200 with steady to higher prices for beef steers 10 to 16.50 and vealers 9 to 16.50, lambs 12 to 13.75, and hogs around 6.45 to 7.65. Sheep receipts light with bulk fat lambs 10 to 13.75 and ewes 6.50-7.50. prices vary by weight and grade across markets.
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Louisville
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United Press
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McClure Will Names Masonic Home Primary Beneficiary
The Masonic Home at Franklin is named principal beneficiary of the Robert G. McClure estate in probate documents filed Thursday. Edgar O. Burgan is appointed executor, with Mrs. Jane Locke McClure retaining a life interest and guiding the estate with the relief board. The Masonic Home stands to receive the bulk of the estate after the widow’s life interest ends, with three minor bequests the only other bequests, and small gifts allocated to First Presbyterian Churches in Lewisburg and Indianapolis and to the Cemetery Association of Lewisburg for the McClure lot care.
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Franklin
Robert G. McClure
Scottish Rite
Mahlon E. Bush
Edgar O. Burgan
Masonic Relief Board
Jane Locke McClure
Relief Board
First
Grain futures fall on active selling wave at Chicago
In Chicago today grain futures declined sharply as selling intensified after mid session. Wheat slipped to near unchanged to fractionally lower, corn down about a cent, oats easing slightly while cash markets weakened amid large receipts and stagnant export business.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Markets Report Freezer Prices and Farm Goods Trade Notes
Wholesale meat and dairy prices mixed with poultry and egg receipts from Molveland and Chicago markets. Butter eggs cheese and potatoes listed with regional variations, while fowl, turkeys, and geese show assorted weights and rates.
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New York
Maine
Ohies
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Poe
Upited
Chicago
Eaas
Young Americas
Market Outlook Says Confidence Holds Amid Active Debluts
In New York on December 23 Byrne and McKinnon report trade leans constructive with fresh investment demand and brisk speculation for January. Profit taking by holders tempers gains as loans continue rising, signaling rising volume but looming limits. The money market will show when the rise stops, though a distant cap is implied.
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Byrne & McKinnon
New York
Ael
Cotton Market Notes Reflect Stable Close and Holiday Tide
In New York on December 23, trading shows no hedge selling at the close as farmers hold cash for holidays and await buying pressure. The outlook hinges on post holiday business, with modest improvement seen in some regions. Futures show slight gains in several contracts, while others drift.
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New York
New England
Carlonia
May Cotton
Stolen Automobiles Belong to Local Residents Reported
Police report two cars stolen. A Chevrolet valued 150 23 belonged to W. J. Power at 824 Udell St from Washington St and Senate Ave. A Ford valued 411 031 belonged to Glenn Davis at 2904 Park Ave from Capitol Ave and Washington St.
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Glenn Davis
Park Ave
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Capitol Ave
Automobiles Found by Residents Reported
Louis M. Graham of Essex reports a car found near Fountain Square. Millard R. White of Hudson reports a vehicle found at Illinois and Market Streets.
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Lack Snow For Santa Sleigh Across East
United States weather forecaster Weightman says Santa may need an automobile in parts of the East on Christmas Eve due to insufficient snow. Snow remains limited to northern New York, Lake Erie region, and northern New England with possible additional fall as the night progresses.
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United Press
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Mississippi
Indictments Issued In Marion County Grand Jury Report
Marion County grand jury returns a partial report Indicting twenty five persons Glenn Kilpatrick Tipton Ind manslaughter and failure to stop after accident his car hit and killed Allen Campbell Western Union messenger at West Washington and California Streets on November 1 Kilpatrick allegedly intoxicated Bert Harris 937 West Twenty Seventh Street charged with first degree murder of his wife Final report expected next Friday Prosecutors and jurors silent on rumor Senator James E Watson subpoena possible if within serving distance during holidays Watson likely to stay in Indianapolis until after January 1
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Tipton
Ind
Allen Campbell
Western Union
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Bert Harris
W. Twenty-Seventh St
Indiana
R. H. Donehew
D. C
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Indianapolis
Open New Playground Municipal Gardens Dedicated as Center
Municipal Gardens formerly Ca sino Gardens was dedicated as a community center Thursday night by Mayor L Ert Slack and park board members. The mayor praised the project as a place for children to play and adults to meet, dedicated to all Indianapolis residents, especially the west side. Louis B Calvelage chaired the program. Michael E Foley valued the property at 45125 dollars and said current construction would cost less than that.
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Slack
Indianapolis
West Side
Louis B. Calvelage
Beard
Michael E. Foley
Wives seek damages from speakeasies over Christmas dinners
Yale officials announced that wives who miss Christmas meals because their husbands drink in speakeasies may sue the speakeasies for the expense, with potential recovery pursued through Anti-Saloon League channels.
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New York
Anti-Saloon League
Three Holdups Net $36.50 In City Robberies
Bandits staged three holdups Thursday night and escaped with $36.50. R T Ford and clerk Herman Schilling were forced into a rear driveway as thieves robbed Ford of $6.50 and took $1 from Schilling after fleeing. A second grocery, owned by Sam Gernstein, saw $15 stolen from a cash register, while James Reynolds lost $14 and a candy box as two men fled to a waiting car with a third accomplice driving.
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Caven St
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James Reynolds
Union St
Capitol Ave
Georgia St
City in Brief: Local Crumbs and Incidents Highlight Weekend
Police report a break in at the Charles Pierson home but entry was not gained after observing a suspicious man at the door. A nativity display at the public library runs until January 6. Pocket-picked by a man at Union Station, John Keefer recovered his $126. Mrs. Clara N. Deindoerfer reports two diamond rings missing at a party. Kwanis Club plans an inauguration party for January 4 at the Lincoln. Hydrogen peroxide violations lead to a $10 fine for a Greenfield bottling manager. Rabbi Samuel Baron to speak at the Indianapolis Hebrew Temple. L. S. Finch elected first vice president of the Central States Sewage Association.
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English Ave
Charles Pierson
Jimmy
John Keefer
Wabash St
Senate Ave
Union Station
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Clara N. Deindoerfer
Louisville
William Nagel
N. Sherman Jr
Firemen to Be Santa for Destitute Tots
Capt Bert Unversaw and Engine Company 23 volunteers will bring gifts to Laura Ann Studer five and William Robert Studer two after police found them malnourished in a bare apartment at 528 East North Street. Motor Officers James Graham and Fred Oakley located the children and reported no food since Monday. The father was out of work, and the Family Welfare Society was notified.
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Udell Sts
Santa Claus
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Fred Oakley
Laura Ann Studer
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Huddlet
Baby Dies in Theater in Marion Ind
Leonard J. Carpenter, 3 months old, died in the arms of his mother Lula Carpenter in a Marion motion picture theater. The mother shook the infant when he fell quiet, but he could not be aroused and a physician's office was pressed.
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Leonard J. Carpenter
Lula Carpenter
Gas prices vary widely across the United States
The American Automobile Association reports gas prices differ by region, with straight run fuel ranging from 10 to 21 cents per gallon and high test from 13 to 29 cents. Variations span Peoria to Phoenix and include New England, Mid Atlantic, East Central, West Central, and Western states.
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Three Die as Dam Floods Near Ft. Lee Bridge Site
Three men drown when a cofferdam used for the Ft. Lee New York bridge project floods in the Passaic River near New Jersey. Nearly a dozen workers were present at the time.
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Ft. Lee-New York
Births notice listing new girls and boys at multiple addresses
Births list shows names of newborn girls and boys linked to couples and home addresses including eae and Alberta Conaway at 3312 E New York Clare and Hilla Jones 517 Berkeley Rd Bayard and Marion Benedict 1519 Richland Harriet and Ruth Stuart 1421 Park and Richards and Theresa Stern 2308 Belle Fontaine FRueD end Antony Batt 748 N War ma James and Jessie Collins 1910 Madison
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Theresa Stern
Bellefontaine
S Clare and
Hilla Jones
Berkeley Rd
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Marion Benedict
Richland
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Ruth Stuart
Park
Antony Batt
Warma James
Jessie Collins
Madison
Deaths list from Indiana hospitals and addresses
A damaged death notice rundown lists individuals with ages and causes across several Indiana locations. Isabel Smith 80 at Central Indiana Hospital pneumonia. Oliver Monroe 62 Vandalia Railway yards accidental. Susie Collins 76 Cerebral hemorrhage. Thomas Greenlee 59 cerebral hemorrhage. Carrie Hart 58 vascular disease. others show similar entries with hospitals and street addresses.
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Central Indiana Hospital
Fredrik
Union
Clarence Partie
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Delaware
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Reisner
Carrie Hart
Ss. Harris
Oliver Monroe
Vandalia
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Building Permits And Projects Listed In City Records
The notice lists permits for Dr Hanning and others totaling several thousand dollars. Projects include apartments at 5824 E ington for 102000 dollars and a dwelling with garage at 638 5 sixtieth for 2400 dollars. Heating plant at 2706 E Michigan valued 165. Foster repairs at 1003 Alabama and T H Jeffries additions at 1818 Commence for 1000 dollars. A Glove garage at 1328 Emerson and J T Cunningham repairs at 3840 N Delaware valued 3500.
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