Radio Stocks Lead Slow Market Opening Today Reflecting Declines
United Press reports a quiet New York morning with Radio Corporation the only strong issue as General Electric and Chemical show modest gains. Major names such as General Motors United States Steel American Can Loew s and New York Central soften, while steel hits a new low on the week and tonnage figures spark bearish sentiment.
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United Press
New York
Radio Corporation
Radio
General Electric
Chemical
Anhattan Electrical Supply
General Motors
United States Steel
American Can
Loew’s
New York Central
Walltreet Journal
Financial Review
Houston Oil
Indo Oil & Gas
Arland Oil
Atkison
Aff Coast Line
id-Cent Petrol
Eali & Ohio
Lago Pan-Am Pet
Canadian Pac
Eee
Phillips Petrol
One
Chesa & Ohio
Mesa
Union of Ca
Chi & N West
Far West
Eee Moral Dutch
Bel Pat Hudson
Lacka
Sinclair
Erie
Central Grt
Pfd
Lehigh Valley
Tee Texas Corp
Kan City South
Y_ Central
Ied Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Oes
Armour
Nor Pacific
Amer
Norfolk & West
Pere Ee
Mass
Peaneylvania
Safety Raz
Ts Reading
M Ice Stereos
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
Curtis
St Paul
stL&s PM
Davison Chem
Texas & P
Union Pacific
West Maryland
Gen Asphalt
Int Harvest
Goodrich
Lambert
Goodyear
Loews
Kelvinator
United States
Bittsburgh ‘Co
Owens Bottle
Car & Fdy
Am Steel
Rem Rand
Elec
Sears-Roebuck
Gen R. Signal
Union Carbide
Univ
Pullman
Woolworth Co
Consol Gu
Nat Power Cas
Peoples Gas
Youngston
Calif E
Vanapane Corp
Std Gas & el
Utilities Power
Monee Bosch Pee A Eee
West Union Tel
Chandler TM
Kitali‘s Shippins
Ch Sler Corp Tere
Intl Corp
Contl Motors
Am Ship & Com Ane
Dodze Bros
Atl Gulf & WI
Kabriel Enbb
Intl Mer Ma
Hudson
Paige
California
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Jewel Tea
Studebaker Cor
Il Jones Bros
new Warner + BT
Natl Biscuit
Stromber, Cart
Nat Dairy
Timken Ear
Postum Co
Yellow Willys-Overland
Ward Baking
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Ene
Chile
Myers
Greene
Totllard
J Reynolds
Intel
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Freeport-Texas
Purdue Director Faces Offer to Lead Ontario College
G I Christie, director of Purdue University's agricultural experiment station, is considering an offer to become president of the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph, Ontario. He graduated from the Canadian college in 1902.
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Special Lafayette
Ind
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ont
Canada
Canadian College
Sugar Market Brief Signals Mixed Demand
In New York on June 11 refined sugar withdrawal demands show some improvement but overall demand remains moderate. Raw sugar quotations are not expected to rise until refining divisions show clear gains. futures opened lower with declines across months from June through May, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Top Hogs Sell For $10.25 In Higher Market
Hog prices advanced 15 to 20 cents with a top of 10.25 at Union Stockyards as about 6,000 receipts and 228 holovers were reported. Cattle steadied, lambs down, sheep steady. heavy meats up 10 to 15 cents, feed cows and vealers mixed, with several price ranges across weights. East Buffalo market followed with hogs at 10.50 to 11.00 for 250-350 lb, cattle and calves showing modest gains and steady sheep trends.
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United Press
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Hi Best
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Broad Ripple Trac Co
Central Ind Gas
Citizens Gas
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Indiana Hotel
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Indpis Co
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Indpls
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Case Trac Co
Indpis
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Indpls Water Co
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Cititzen St
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Cotton Market Mixed as Showers Limit Gains in New York
New York June 11 reports cotton futures opening modestly higher amid frequent showers and cool nights. October and December rise slightly while January and March show small gains. Receipts logged at 3,200. market for fat lambs hogs cattle calves and sheep notes varied steady to lower trends based on segment.
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New York
United Press
Aly
Tire costs slashed by major New York producers
Leading tire firms cut prices effective today with Firestone first to announce followed by Lee of Conshohocken General Tire and Rubber and Goodyear. Reductions cover all tire lines from 4 to 17 percent, with Lee matching Firestone and detailing cuts on Staghound solid tires and tires and tubes.
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United Press
New York
Firestone
Lee
Conshohocken
General Tire and Rubber
Goodyear
Lee Rubber and Tire Company
General Tire Announces Immediate Tire and Tube Price Cut
Cleveland June 11 General Tire and Rubber Company announces a price reduction of four to seventeen percent on tires and tubes effective at once. It was expected that Goodyear and Goodrich Tires and Rubber Companies of Akron would also announce reductions.
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United Press
Cleveland
General Tire and Rubber Company Today
Goodyear and
Goodrich
Akron
Come to Church by Saloon Ad Sparks Local Church Drive
In Callow Hertfordshire rector Rev A Manby Lloyd advertised Sunday evening services with incentives for motorists. The notice offered ample parking near the Ross road and a half mile from the Angel saloon to attract attendees. Lloyd, cousin of Lord Lloyd, High Commissioner of Egypt, said the ad aimed to boost congregations.
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United Preas
Corn Follows Wheat Slump In Open As Trade Sags
Favorable weather across the belt pushes wheat sharply lower at the open on the Board of Trade. Corn follows the downturn and oats show irregular moves. July corn liquidation continues as markets remain oversold with new crop prospects still favorable.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Wholesale Market Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York and Cleveland market notes list wholesale butter, cheese, and fat prices, with assorted poultry and egg figures. Butter No 1 47 48c No 2 45 48c, butterfat 45c lb, cheeses including Longhorn 26 42c and New York limburger 32c. Poultry and eggs show varied prices by region and product, including Leghorn hens 17 18c, turkeys 20 30c, and white and brown eggs ranging up to 38c. Potatoes and other produce price ranges included for Jersey sweet and Long Island Irish types.
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Wisconsin
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Louisiana
Girl Prevents Looting by Dog in Home Burglary
Camden June 11 A 12 year old girl Helen Wanger released her dog when burglars entered her home. She ignored pistols pointed at her and urged the dog to attack. The burglars fled, leaving jewelry valued at five thousand dollars.
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Camden
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Fruit and Produce Prices From Market Listings
A cluttered market notice lists prices for apples and other fruits and vegetables by origin and container. Items include fancy basket apples at $2.75 and crate prices for cantaloupes, grapefruits, lemons, oranges, pineapples, and berries. vegetables cover beans, beets, carrots, celery, lettuce, onions, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, spinach, and peppers with varied per unit, per crate, or per hamper pricing.
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Jamaica
Tennessee
Texas
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Red River
Ohios
Kentucky
Rumors Sweep Wall Street Amid Decline Outlook
Stock market notes a week of rumors likely to pull sentiment toward a temporary bullish tilt. Expect erratic money markets as banks adjust to the Federal Reserve and the second income tax installment due Friday. Investors urged to evaluate rumors and consider liquidity in a rising market.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Reserve
Indiana University Alumni Elects McKee President
Homer McKee of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana University Alumni Association at the annual meeting in Bloomington during alumni day ceremonies. Vice presidents named were Henry Nichols of New York City, Mrs. Jennie Foster Curry of Yosemite California, and Cecil Weathers of Indianapolis. Arthur Stone of Goshen became secretary. Mrs. J. E. P. Holland of Bloomington, treasurer. At McMurtrie Indianapolis, chairman of the executive committee was named, with J. Frank Lindsay of Chicago reelected president of the alumni council.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University Alumni Association
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New York City
Jennie Foster Curry
Yosemite
Cal
Cecil Weathers
Arthur Stone
Goshen
J. E. P. Holland
McMurtrie
J. Frank Lindsay
Chicago
Death notices for Indiana trust official and young Cardinel
Charles H Adams secretary of Indiana Trust Company dies at home aged 66. Funeral at home on Wednesday and burial at Crown Hill. James Curtis Cardinel age 5, son of James H Cardinel, died June 10. Burial at Union Chapel Cemetery.
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Indiana Trust Company
Pail Creek Blvd
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Ada Oe
Highland Court
Union ‘Aapel Cemetery
Diploma Day at Emmerich High School in Cable Tabernacle
Two hundred ninety six Emmerich Manual Training High School seniors receive diplomas at 8 p m. Dr. Thomas Lloyd Jones of the University of Wisconsin speaks. A choir orchestra and Girls Glee Club perform. The Holliday college scholarships are announced. Lora Meyer wins the Riley medal with a 96.8 average. The June class includes hundreds of names with many seniors listed. The ceremony features invocation by Rev E H Kistler and diploma presentation by Theodore F Vonnegut.
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Thomas Lloyd Jones
University of Wisconsin
Harold E. Winslow
Selma Zahl
E. H. Kistler
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Holliday College
John H. Holliday Jr
Elmer Foster
Robert Howerton
William Mendell
Lora Meyer
Lewis Moore
Armon Ries
Esther Silverman
Riley
Fire destroys Campbell and Givens store in Center Point
Center Point Indiana June 11. Approximately $15,000 damage resulted from a fire that destroyed the Campbell and Givens general store in the town today.
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Center Point
Ind
Campbell & Givens General
Card of Thanks and Funeral Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a loss. Mentions undertaker Nile and George Grinsteiner as funeral director, lists pallbearers singers and floral tributes, and thanks neighbors. includes names and contact details for funeral services. Also notes a police dog named Don lost from a downtown area with a reward offered.
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Mr. Nile
Dailey Riley Heatoerton
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