Hold Firm in Quiet Session on Mixed Stock Market
The stock market held firm with a quiet session as steel rose above 157% and major industrials gained. Rails stayed steady while utilities edged higher. call money remained at 2 percent. Early declines and selling pressure hit American Rolling Mills and Procter and Gamble, with several names fluctuating on the intraday tape.
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United Press
New York
United States
General Electric
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Electric Power and Light
Consolidated Gas
Houston Oil
Standard Oil of
Simmons Company
Proctor and Drop Gamble
Bank Clearings and Treasury Balances Reported
Indianapolis on July 2 bank clearings 5 825 000 debits 12 821 000 Chicago July 2 clearings 143 000 balances 15 100 000 New York July 2 clearings 1 760 000 000 balance 219 000 000 Treasury end fiscal year June 30 318 607 168 11 customs receipts 72 170 328 02 government expenditures 36 996 252 28
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Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
United Press
Federal Reserve Bank
Washton
Treasury
National City Bank of
New York City
Gary interests secure $10 million industrial loan
Kansas City reports Theodore Gary and his Associated Telephone and Telegraph Company plan further growth after completing negotiations with BancAmeric Blair of New York for a $10,000,000 loan to expand operations at home and abroad.
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United Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Theodore Gary
Associated Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gary
Bancameric-Blair
New York
Chicago Grain Table Averages From Upited Press Antenas
July 2 cash grain notes show Wheat No 2 red 914c No 2 hard 90c 3 hard 62c. Corn No 2 mixed 78c 3 mixed 77 2c No 1 yellow 77 Tec No 2 yellow 77 4478 2c No 2 yellow 96% 77 ac No 4 yellow 76% 4c No 2 white SleSitze No 3 white Sic grade 629 70 zc Oats No 2 white 37c No 3 white 36 4 No 4 34c Rye None Barley 754c hy 86.75 6.25 Clover 10 17.50 Great Domestic grain cash 12.7 Trias Shales S288 October 13.50 December Alsike Cash 11.30 October Butter Pancy creamery 3797 38cantry run 1.25 2ic Hay Tim
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Ted Edo
Pancy Creamery
Antry Run
Hay
Tim
False alarm at Security Trust Company bank alarm
Police emergency squads answered a noon alarm from the Security Trust Company at 111 North Pennsylvania Street. Bank staffer accidentally triggered the alarm by stepping on a button.
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Security Trust Company
North Pennsylvania Street
Markets Report Shows Wide Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Cities
Markets eyes a nationwide snapshot with country runs and delivery costs in Indianapolis. Poultry prices list hens, leghorn hens, springers, ducks, geese, and old cocks with varied weights and quotes. Butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes appear with regional adjustments. New York and Chicago reports set angles on flour, lard, and dairy values.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Butter Reboiesmiey
Wisconsin
Logahorns
New York
Families Listed by Addresses With St Vincent and Methodist Ties
A readable fragment lists multiple households and companions with street addresses and institutional ties. Names include Lentz, Davis, Adams, Herbst, Johnson, Tarpoff, Sofias, Piponald, Hoffmen, Groff, Horton, Watson, Lutz, OBrien, Jones, Boersig, Gernstien, Button, Pedlow, Griffey, Brayton, Cauble, Hunt, and others associated with St Vincent's Hospital or Methodist institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Olive Lentz
Lester
Lodoris Davis
West Ernest
Annie Adams
Indiana
Louis
Margaret Herbst
Villa
Armer
Dessie Johnson
West Henry
Lee
Slatka Tarpoff
Christian Pitaline
Tasia Sofias
St. Vincent's
Hos Piponald
Agnes Hoffmen
Hospital
Lliam
Jennie Groff
St. Vincent's Hospital
Slmae and
Madge Horton
Ernest and
Jewel Watson
North Meridian
Homer
Marie Lutz
North Jefferson
Francis
Margaret O'Brien
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Howard
Mabel Jones
Carl
Eleanor Boersig
St. Vincent's Stal
Kotedris
Isabella Gernstien
Fredrick
Pearl Button
Collier
Herbert
Margaret Pedlow
Methodist
Donald and
Ettardea Griffey
C . One
Bernice Brayton
Seiel
Margaret Cauble
Methodist Ital
Bertha Hunt
Methodist Hospital
Obituary Notices Include Multiple Local Hospital Patients
A list of elderly and middle aged individuals with illnesses and deaths from city hospitals and private residences. Names include Emma Meade 84 in North New Jersey arteriosclerosis, Ophelia B. Mins 58 in city hospital cerebr ospinal meningitis, Anne Hammond 37 in city hospital acute nar, Edgar M Thompson 49 3319 North Drestel carcinoma, and others with cerebral, cardiac, circulatory, and respiratory conditions.
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Emma Meade
New Jersey
Ophelia B. Mins
City Hospital
Anne Hammond
Edgar M Thompson
North Drestel
Leule Johnson
Covington
Indiana
One Carson
Methodist Hospital
Ernest Buckler
Charles M. Vy
Northwestern
Frances Hummel
Central Indiana
Gotones de Goss
Methodist Hos
William Edwin Day
South East and Railway
Jesse R. Smock
North Olney
Riles
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Weather conditions in the air at a.m. report
The report records a north wind at 14 mph, sea level pressure 30.04 inches, temperature 65 F, ceiling unlimited, visibility 12 miles, field conditions good.
Arrivals and Departures at Mars Hill Airport
Three national guard planes from Stoutfield to Camp Inox Ky carry Col FE F McCoy Lt Col Paul Iechtman Lt Col Robert Young Maj Richard F Taylor and Lts M G Carpenter and H H Maxwell Embry-Riddle passengers include G A Graham Dan Showers W C West and Paul Martin bound for Chicago Passengers to Cincinnati include W N Davis and R H Kennedy from New York Hoosier Airport links Kinnaird Rowe Louisville to Indianapolis Great Lakes plane overnight William Green travels Cincinnati to Kansas City Inland Sport plane from Louisville to Indianapolis Chevolaire service noted.
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Mars Hill
National Guard
Stoutfield
Camp Inox
FE. F. McCoy
Paul
Echtman
Robert Young
Richard F. Taylor
M. G. Carpenter
Howard H. Maxwell
Chicago
G. A. Graham
Central Avenue
Dan Showers
New York
W. C. West
Paul Martin
Cincinnati
W. N. Davis
R. H. Kennedy
Hoosier Airport
Kinnaird Rowe
Louisville
Indianapolis
Great Lakes
William Green
Kansas City
Clar- Louisville
Chevolaire
Hoosier Electric Holds Second Annual Fun Fete
Employees and families of the Hoosier Electric Refrigerator Corporation at 943 North Meridian Street held their second annual fun fete at Forest Park Noblesville on Tuesday.
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Hoosier Electric Refrigerator Corporation
North
Meridian Street
Forest Park
Noblesville
Upward Trend Holds For Hogs At City Yards
Hog prices rise at city yards with 160 to 300 pound hogs at 9.50 to 9.60 dollars per hundredweight. Receipts about 5 500, holdovers 330. Slaughter cattle remain strong, weaners steady, calves 10.50, sheep and lambs weak at 10. Chicago hogs see 19 000 receipts, 3 000 direct, holdovers 7 000. Cattle receipts total 6 500, sheep 10 000.
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Chicago
U.S. hog and cattle markets report July 2
Chicago hogs receipts 19,000 with steady to mixed action across weights. prices range from about 8.50 to 9.40 for various weights and classes. Cattle receipts 6,500 with strong to higher bids on killing classes. steers 9.50 to 12.75, heifers 9.50 to 10.75, cows 4.75 to 9.25, vealers up to 11.50, stockers 5.50 to 9.75. Additional notes from East St Louis and other midwest ports show varied hogs and cattle activity and price levels.
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United Press
Chicago
Bu United Press
Cincinnati
Bu Times
Louisville
Dow Jones Summary and Market Updates
Summary of corporate profits and earnings across firms including City Investing Co and Transcontinental Oil. Lists stockholder actions for Transcontinental sale plans and National Investors earnings, plus U S railroad freight loadings and oil storage shifts. Notes gold standard shift in Spain and rate changes in New York banking and utility sectors.
Marriageable Pairings Parade Through City Listings
A long line of listed couples shows ages and occupations from musician to stenographer. Names include Kimble A. Diall and Helen L. Temple, John L. King and Geneva Young, J Elsworth Booth and Helen I. Saunders, Edward Perry and Louise Lawhorn, among others, with street addresses and towns noted.
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Kimble A. Diall
West St. Clair
Helen L. Temple
Minerva
William B. Knipe
R. R
Ida M. McClish
Carrollton
Francis M. Reed
Warren
Jesem
Endora Mallory
Orth Jefferson
John L. King
Napoleon
Geneva Young
West Troy
J. Elsworth Booth
Flint
Mich
Helen I. Saunders
Harry D. Carroll
North Miley
Gertrude M. Wiseman
North Lynn
Charles E. Rutledge
Bloomington
Estelle L. Southwick
South Belmont
Kenneth L. Overfield
Hoyt
Bertha H. Stader
College
John
Copper price rebound after stock buildup announced
New York reports that several producers reestablished a 112 cent per pound copper price today after heavy stock accumulation. The metal had risen to 12 cents a pound a week earlier following a dramatic fall to 11 44 cents from 22 cents.
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United Press
New York
Change urged to place Indiana School for the Blind under education board
The Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind seeks to separate the Indiana State School for the Blind from the state board of industrial aid for the blind and put it under the state board of education in the 1931 legislature. The eleventh biennial convention ended with a failed attempt to expel three members over pension bill opposition. John Logan of Fort Wayne was elected second vice president while other officers were reappointed.
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Indiana State School For the Blind
State Board of Industrial Aid For the Blind
State Board of Education
Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
The
Association of Workers For the Blind
Charles F. Hansen
Paul Breeding
Milton Saxton
Indianapolis
Industrial School For the Blind
John Logan
Ft. Wayne
Minnette Baum
Evansville
Violet Topmiller
Elizabeth Lauenstein
F. H. Reese
Mishawaka
Carl Wolf
Terre Haute
F. H. Topmiller
Unemployed to Meet Before Chicago Convention
Indianapolis unemployed workers plan an 11 a m Thursday gathering on city hall steps before leaving to join a national unemployed convention in Chicago July 4 and 5. C L Harper chairs the Indianapolis Unemployed Council which will work with other city councils seeking relief for the jobless. Alice Day, screen player, will wed Jack Cohn at the Cohn family home in Hollywood Sunday according to their announcement.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
C. L. Harper
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Alice Day
Jack Cohn
Colin
Market review cites steady course despite holiday slowdown
In New York stock commentary from July 2 notes midweek statistics show no major shift from recent weeks. It attributes a sharp market reversal to United States Steel Corp reducing operations and argues the downdraft is seasonal, with current activity near 1928 levels, while the market benefits from investors receiving about a billion dollars in interest and dividends. Substantial buying power is seen underpinning good investment stocks on dips.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
United States Steel Corporation
West Baking declares dividends on preferred and common stock
The West Baking Company directors announce the twenty first semi annual dividend on preferred stock payable to holders of record June 30 1930. They also declare the usual cash dividend on common stock payable to holders of record June 30 1930.
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The
West Baking Company
Cattle Market Summary at Fort Wayne Sale
Cattle receipts totaling 100 calves 100 hogs 500 sheep noted. Hog prices ranged from 8.50 to 9.35 per cwt by weight, calves up to 10.50, yearling lambs 6.50. Market closed Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5 for holidays.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Wheat closes higher after opening sales on Board of Trade
Chicago reports show wheat extending gains as corn and Winnipeg firmness support prices despite a lower Liver pool close. July corn slips fractionally before recovering with steady oats and firm provisions. cash prices unchanged, receipts total seven cars. Private estimates push winter wheat and Canadian output above government figures.
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United Press
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Board of Trade
House Backs Hoover on Wickersham Commission Funding
The House voted 110 to 16 to stand by President Hoover and approve a 250000 dollar appropriation for the Wickersham law enforcement commission for the upcoming fiscal year starting Tuesday. The decision came after no prior debate.
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United Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
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Ohio Oil Company
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National Investors Corporation
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A. E. Wishon
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San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation
Midland Counties Public Service Corporation
Spain
Fourth National Investors Corporation
United States Bureau of Mines
Colden Oil
American Petroleum Institute
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Atchison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Westcott Express Company
New York Transfer Company
Public Service Commission
State Automobile Insurance Ass'n
Wee Price
Lewis Furniture Co
United Trade-In
Meridian St
Velry CO
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E. Wash.ngton ST
Aetna Trust and Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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Lincoln
Alice
Coree Ener
West Company
Central Indiana Power
Newton Todd
East Market Street
Riley
Land Bank and Insular Bonds
Municipality of
Ponce
Porto Rico
First Trust
Joint Stock Land Bank
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St. L. Ry
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Missouri Pacific R. R
Morty Indianapolis Water Co
Lion & Rf. Fletcher American Real Estate
Republic of Cuba
B. F. Goodrich Company
Debs
Republic of Uruguay
Northern Indiana Telephone Co
Coll. Trust
Severin Realty Company
North Meridian Realty Company
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
Interstate Public Service Co
Oakley Economy Stores Company
First American Corporation
Nation Wide Securities
U. S. Elect
Lt. & Power Inc
Fletcher American Company
Fletcher American National Bank
Southeast Corner Market
Pennsylvania Street
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