Wheat Market Rises on Bull News Across Markets
United Press reports Chicago prices gained nearly three cents as strong foreign cables uplifted wheat with Liverpool firm and Australia and Hungary crop news weighing on futures. Corn followed upward trend while oats varied. cash markets showed mixed signals as deliveries remained light.
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United Press
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Australia
Hungary
Southwest
Chicago
Illinois
Stock Market Shows Resilience Amid Adverse News
In New York July 1 the market advances despite negative developments, suggesting bad news loses influence for now. A pronounced rebound from the year’s lows hints at stronger securities and ongoing accumulation, with investors betting on moderate business improvement by September.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Indianapolis Market Prices and Regional Poultry Rates
Markets show No. 1 top quality butter 35 36c and No. 2 33 34c with butterfat at 32c. Eggs in Cincinnati and Chicago markets steady with firsts around 20c, fowls 19 24c, leghorns 14c, ducks 13c, turkeys 18c. Poultry and cheese prices vary by region, with Leghorns and springers listed among multiple weights.
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Indianapolis
Kingan 4 Co
Wisconsin
New York
Bulinited Press
Chicago
Young Americas
Southern
Bliss
Kaw Valley
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Virginia
United Press
Cincinnati
United Preas
Cleveland
Marriage Licenses List and Obituary Note
A compilation of marriage licenses shows Henry O. Goetz aged 30 and Helen K. Harder among listed couples with multiple other names and addresses across several towns. A separate obituary reports former state senator Fred Engel, 67, of Carroll and Cass counties, dying in Rochester Minnesota after surgery ten days prior.
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Delphi
Ind
Fred Engel
Carroll
Cass
Rochester
Former Church Official Dies in Indiana at 73
The Rev. John Morris Wines, 73, former district superintendent of the Nazarene church, died suddenly of heart disease while working in his home garden in Indiana.
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Ind
John Morris Wines
The
Nazarene Church
Local Wagon Wheat Citiem for no SEO SE AT ATRS Tats wheat
Local wheat market report notes limited supply and steady demand with prices fluctuating modestly. Traders monitor harvest pace and nearby weather for potential crop impact and pricing signals.
Stolen Automobiles Reported to Police
Police list stolen cars belonging to Horace Cohan on Union street a Willys Knight sedan 731 160 from Capitol avenue and Washington street John R Gibson 1009 North Temple avenue Buick sedan 765 824 from Vermont street and Massachusetts avenue FP Hamilton 1503 North Pennsylvania street Ford sport coupe 731 919 from in front of 1503 North Pennsylvania street Charles F Neffle 3969 Kenwood avenue Ford sedan 66 590 from Capitol avenue and New York street
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Horace Cohan
Union Street
Willys- Knight
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
John R. Gibson
North Temple Avenue
Buick
Vermont Street
Massachusetts Avenue
FP. Hamilton
North
Pennsylvania Street
Charles F. Neffle
Kenwood Avenue
New York Street
Stolen Autos Recovered by Police
Police recovered several stolen vehicles including a Ford truck behind 2434 North Sherman Drive and a Ford sedan near Acme Rubber Company at 1224 North Capital Avenue. A Ford coupe was found half a mile south of Troy Avenue on Meridian Street and another Ford coupe near 96-032 Florias on Meridian Street.
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D. Elan Yost
North
Sherman Drive
Acme Rubber Company
Capitol Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Shelbyville Road
D. George
Troy Avenue
Meridian Street
Policeman Accused of Conduct Unbecoming Officer
John Mahan of 29 North Arlington avenue files charges with the board of safety against Patrolman Edwin Haas alleging beating during arrest for disorderly conduct. The board also appoints Coleman Beeson to operate the police radio replacing resigning Donald Lloyd.
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Board of Safety Today
Edwin Haas
John Mahan
North Arlington Avenue
Mahan
Haas
Coleman Beeson
Donald Lloyd
Bankruptcy petition filed against Paul Phillips in federal court
In South Bend Indiana on July 1 the Rev Charles Young rector of Howe Military Academy was hospitalized after a car crash fourteen miles west of the city. Agnes Sandt of South Bend suffered cuts to the head. The involuntary bankruptcy petition lists 640.94 in claims from the David D Doninger Company and H P Wasson & Co Indiana.
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Paul Phillips
Rushvilll
David D. Doninger Company
New York
H. P. Wasson & Co
Indianapolis
Phillips
South Bend
Ind
Charles Young
Howe Military Academy
Howe
Agnes Sandt
River Gives Up Body In White River Recovery
The body of Charles Sullivan was recovered from the White River in Columbus Indiana on July 1 following an incident that led to his disappearance. Local authorities investigated the circumstance and identified Sullivan as the deceased.
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Columbus
Ind
Charles Sullivan
White River
Hogs Maintain Uptick at City Yards as Prices Rise
Hogs climbed at the Union Stockyards with 5 to 10 cent gains. The 160 to 300 pound hogs sold mainly $9.45 to $9.50, top $9.50, with 5,500 receipts and 207 holdovers. Cattle were steady to 25 cents lower. sheep and lambs slipped about a dollar. Chicago hogs steady to 10 cents higher. weights 180 to 250 pounds fetch $9.25 to $9.35.
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Union
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Markets Summary July 1
Chicago reports hog receipts 25.00 to 45.00 with top hogs at 9.45 for 207 Ibs. cattle receipts 5,500 with top heavy steers at 12.50 and fed yearlings 10.50 to 12.50. sheep receipts 8,000 with lambs around 11.25 and ewes around 2.75. Nearby markets in Cincinnati East St Louis and Cleveland show varied hogs steady to higher, cattle mixed, calves strong, and lambs generally softer.
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United Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Buffalo
N. Y
FT. Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Be United
Louis
Global markets and U S oil output trends in late June
London and New York cables show modest shifts while Paris and Amsterdam rates move. US crude production for week ending June 28 rises by 30 471 barrels daily to 2 619 251 barrels with light oil up 17 383 barrels daily.
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London
New York
Paris
Amsterdam
Italy
Berlin
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Banks and Exchange Figures From Indianapolis and New York
Bank clearings and balances are reported for Indianapolis New York and Burlington with figures for July and June. Indianapolis totals include clearings 174,500,000 and balances 57,200,000. New York reports clearings 2,269,000,000 and a clearing house balance around 213,000,000. Burlington notes the treasury net balance on June 28 at 342,469,309.68 and customs receipts tagged 794,133.67.
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New York
United P
Buew
Federal Reserve Bank Credit
United Bylbeirgton
Treasury
Weather report from 9 a.m. air observations
The report notes a northwest wind at 12 mph with sea level pressure of 29.96 inches, temperature 70 degrees, unlimited ceiling, visibility 12 miles, and field conditions listed as good.
Officers Leave Mars Hill to Inspect Camp Knox
Four planes carrying staff officers of the Thirty eighth division national guard under Major General Robert H. Tyndall depart Mars Hill airport Thursday morning for Camp Knox Kentucky. They will inspect the camp and arrange quarters and opening logistics for the national guard camp beginning August 3. On board are Colonel Everett G. McCoy chief of staff Colonel M G Henley adjutant general of Indiana Colonel Paul Fechtman quartermaster and Colonel Robert T Young US property and disbursing officer for Indiana.
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Thirty-eighth Division
National Guard
Robert H. Tyndall
Mars Hill
Camp Knox
Everett G. McCoy
Thirty Eighth Division
M. G. Henley
Indiana
Paul Fechtman
Robert T. Young
United States
France unveils tri motor passenger airliner and new DB-70
Paris reports France completed its first tri motor passenger plane capable of carrying thirty. It will be larger than the German DOX and is under construction at Bordeaux with engineers still testing the DB-70 before heavy use.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
France
Bordeaux
Embry-Riddle Raises Passenger Rates Between Cities
D A McConnell Indianapolis agent announced higher fares on the Embry-Riddle air mail and passenger line from Cincinnati to Chicago via Indianapolis. New rates listed are 12.50 for Indianapolis to Chicago and 12.50 for Indianapolis to Cincinnati, with 8.50 for Indianapolis to Cincinnati. Old fares were 7.35 and 11.55 respectively. Embry-Riddle says the increase aligns with other lines.
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Embry-Riddle Air Mail
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
D. A. McConnell
Indinapolis
Embry-Riddle
Offer Trophy to Hunters
The James A. Perry trophy now held by Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine was offered to the Hunter brothers who broke the airplane endurance record at Chicago. The Indianapolis Solo Club telegrammed the new record holders offering the trophy and sending congratulations.
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James A. Perry
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Indianapolis
Pilot Passes Test At Hoosier Airport
Paul Wehling of 405 Harvard Place passed the private pilot license test at Hoosier Airport on Monday while enrolled as a student at Hoosier Flying School.
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Paul Wehling
Harvard Place
Hoosier Airport
Hoosier
Senator Smoot to Wed Soon
Senator Reed Smoot plans marriage to Mrs Alice Caylor Sheets in Salt Lake City. The U S senator and Mor mon church leader will wed soon after sailing to Honolulu July 19 with his second bride, widow of Edwin S Sheets. Smoot has six children and is a great grandfather.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
United States
Brigham Young
Smoot
Alice Caylor Sheets
Edwin S. Sheets
City in Brief: Local Luncheons and Appointments
The City in Brief notes various luncheons by local clubs including Mutual Insurance Association, Kiwanis, Lions, Purdue Alumni, Tilini, and Board of Trade. It also reports new leadership: Ray R Kelley named director of laymen's activities for World Service staff, DAV plans a membership drive, Richmond Eagle Scouts visit, Guy A Blaine elected president of Indiana Association Improved B P O E, J W Johnson named secretary, and Bethel 1 Job's Daughters set installations with Mildred Peacock becoming junior princess.
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Mutual Insurance Association
Columbia Club
Kiwaniss Club
Claypool
Lions Club
Lincoln
Purdue Alumni Association
Severin
Tilini Club
Board of Trade
Butler University College of Religion
Butler
Ray R. Kelley
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
World Service
Guy A. Blaine
Indiana Association
J. W. Johnson
Bethel
Job
Castle Hall
East
Ohio Street
Mildred Peacock
Building Permits Issued for Repairs and Dwellings
Claudes Somes receives permits for repairs at 100 South Kitley com and George E Weeks for repairs at 5510 Broadway. William Mohler gains permit for storeroom at Thirtieth and Pennne. Gilman secures garage permit at 3871 East Ohio. Frank Fischoff and Frank Hamilton obtain permits for dwelling and repairs at 1045 Manker and 3663 Spring Hollow respectively with costs listed.
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William Mohler
Thirtieth and Pennne
Gilman
East Ohio
Frank Fischoff
Manker
Frank Hamilton
Spring Hollow
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Louisville Market
Hogs receipts at Louisville show market up 10 cents with prices around 8.20 to 9.40 for various weights. cattle receipts steady with prime heavy steers near 8.50 and fat cows up to 4.75 to 6.50. calves and sheep also listed with mixed gains and declines across weight classes. Trade notes indicate steady markets for hogs and cattle with regional price ranges and feeder listings.
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Times
Louisville
Monder's
Steel Upswing Aids Stocks In Forward Move
New York July 1 The stock market rose again in light turnover led by United States Steel which opened lower then crossed 160 and touched 160 percent before noon Industrials gained up to three points and utilities and oils firmed while rails showed better buying Van Sweringen related stocks Chesapeake and Ohio and Alleghany moved up Pennsylvania and New York Central advanced Union Electric and J Case posted gains Call money firm as bankers paid out funds to meet interest and dividends exceeding a billion dollars
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United Preas
New York
United States Steel
Chesapeake Corporation
van Sweringen
Alleghany Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Erie
Souther Railway
New Yord Central
United States
Westshouse Electric
J. Case
American Can
Vanadium
Loews
Fos Amusements
Fos Film A
Warner Brothers Pictures
Call Money
Radio Dial Twisters on WFBM Indianapolis Evening Schedule
The Indianapolis WFBM radio lineup lists programs from 5:30 pm to 11:15 pm including the Glen Islanders orchestra Dr Arthur Torrance and a silent period by order of the Federal Radio Commission. Notable segments include Graybar Mr and Mrs Grand Opera miniature Anheuser Busch antics and a Chicago variety program with Nocturne and weather updates.
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Grockett Mountaineers
CBS
Arthur Torrance
Glen Islanders
Federal Radio Commission
Anheuser-Busch
Ade Een Ood Braun
Chicago
Radio Schedule for WKBF Indianapolis Highlights
Afternoon announcements and news flashes lead a day of programming on WKBF. The lineup includes The Service Man, Town Topics, Studio Dinner Ensemble, Mormon Sales Branch, Rose Tire Bodies, Don Herr Jumping Jacks, Musical Comedy Selections, The Penn Way Three, Pt. Herrison Boxing Bouts, Kelvinator Sam, Doleful Ballads, The Show Boat, Lyric Theater organ recital, and a late sign off.
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Mormon Sales
Rose Tire
Don Herr
Penn Way
Herrison
Kelvinator Sam
Lyric Theater
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Orchestras
A dense list of radio program slots from 4:00 PM to Midnight features tea tunes livestock reports program chats and multiple orchestras including Dave Bernie's outfit at Hotel Nton and Castle Farm orchestra. Notable acts include Amos and Andy and Crosley Singers with NBC and Chime revenues linked notes.
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Secratary Hawkins
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
Dave Bernies
Hotel Nton
Pure Oil
NBC
Tarmburitza Orchestra
Los Amigos
Dave Bernie
Variety
Amos
N’ Andy
Literary Digest
Castle Farm
Crosley Singers
Man Held on Drug Charge After Pharmacy Incident
Jack Gray appeared before United States Commissioner Joh W. Kern on narcotic law violation charges with bond set at $2,000. Gray allegedly presented a forged prescription at a pharmacy on June 19, refused the drug, threatened the clerk, and drew a gun prompting police involvement.
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Jack Gray
United States
Joh W. Kern
Gray
Evansville probate notice over missing heir estate case
Notice to Sylvester Stites in Vanderburgh County Indiana that George W Stites plaintiff files a petition for administration of estate due to absence and waste of property since 1921. Hearing set in Evansville court on a Friday in August 1930 at 9:00 am. Clerk's seal.
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Sylvester Stites
Vanderburgh
Vanderburgh County
Indiana
Evansville
Evanavill County
Indi
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