Grain Market Slips to New Low on Wheat and Corn
Chicago June 16 Wheat closed sharply lower on the Board of Trade under bear pressure with small advances failing to hold. Corn and oats fell as well, with July corn sometimes higher than September. Cash prices eased, receipts reported, and rains flooded fields in Iowa amid weak global markets. Provisions mostly steady to down.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Iowa
Grain and dairy prices in Prescott market report
Grain close reports No 2 red wheat at 1.96 to 1.99 dollars per bushel, No 3 yellow corn around 0.80, No 2 white oats about 0.42 to 0.44, No 2 rye and 60 cents barley. Domestic cash clover tops at 11.90 to 12.10 with October and December terms, alsike cash 11.00, butter fancy creamery 5 38, eggs country run 20 to 22, Timothy at 1.25 per hundredweight.
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Sha Timothy
Stock Averages Mixed Despite Gains in Bonds
The report shows the thirty industrials at 244.25, down 5.44 on the day, twenty rails at 134.46, down 0.84, twenty utilities at 88.91, down 2.93, while forty bonds rose to 95.38, up 9.08.
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Local Families Listed in City Hospital Notices
Readable names and addresses show several pairs and individuals linked to city hospital and Coleman host, with residences on North Bo and Harding and Stuart streets. People include Iris Abel, Luellie Abel, Jo Guthrie, Mabel Guthrie, Grace Peterson, Alma Wall, and Elnora McKissick among others.
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Gsreel
Edna Longest
North Bo- David
Dorothy Thomas
North Harding
Sam
Angelina Rene
Stevens
Alva
Ina Gray
West Metty
Allar Wel
Ida Beauvois
Coleman
Alice Infalls
Alice Shores
City Hospital
Mar
Grace Peterson
Pigharles
Alma Wall
Robert
Peari Joe
Iris and
Luellie Abel
Oliver. Wel
Louisa Holley
Mabel Guthrie
Ital
Pagan
Linda Taylor
Stuart
Elnora McKissick
Louise Johnson
Ward
Cora Bailey
Arthur and
Lula Edley
Health notes list many patients and conditions
A fragmented listing records multiple patients with ages and hospital locations, noting illnesses such as gortic insufficiency myocarditis cerebral hemorrhage and broncho pneumonia. Names and addresses appear with hospitals including Central Indiana and Methodist along with other vague identifiers.
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Charles Goldman
Sanders
Seney
Central Indiana Hospital
Real
City Hospital
Central Indiana
BoCioud
Coleman Hospital
Tynedom
Louelia Thames
Methodist Hospital
Panty Jerden
Mtal
James Maxey
Sanford Wills
West Twelfth
Bridget Netlan
Aes
North New
North Senate
Broncho
Askins Insurance Q and A Column
The question box discusses why to carry certain insurance amid Indiana risks and fire coverage gaps. It notes low protection for property owners in disturbances and cites the rising need for accident insurance due to automobile use, highlighting growing accident volumes and recent causes.
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Aa Times
Indiana
City in Brief Tuesday Events and Local Happenings
A dense list of Tuesday events includes supreme council session at Claypool hotel, Brand mon arch ceremonial, and various luncheons at venues such as Keith’s theater Spink Arms Columbia Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Local incidents include a 500 mile racing pigeon win by Duesenberg, a polo match 6 5, a fire destroying farm buildings, injuries at Willard Park, hospital burns, and civic meetings across Indianapolis organizations.
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Supreme Council
Claypool
Keith’s
Rotary Club
Spink-Arms
Ae Club
Columbia Ub
Indianapolis Architectural Club
W. C. A. Purchasing Agent's Association
Severin
American Chemical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lumbia Ub
Paleuaty of Michigan
Lincoln
North Side Exchange Club
Duesenberg
H. S. Wyeth
College Avenue
Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club
Montgomery
Ala
Hoover tariff approval ends suspense for business
In New York June 16 President Hoover's tariff bill approval ends uncertainty for business. Analysts note commodity prices may continue to drift down due to stock market influence rather than new production issues. Colonel Ayers warns shortages are forming as production lags consumption, but expects an upturn in trade soon.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Hoover
Ayers
Swine Market Steady at City Yards Amid Mixed Hog Trade
Hog prices at the city yards held steady with 160 to 300 pound hogs at 10.35 to 10.40. Receipts were about 7,000 with 149 holdovers. cattle trade showed weakness, heifers up to 10.50 with 400 calf receipts. sheep stayed steady with top lambs at 11.50. Chicago hog receipts reached 43,000 with 20,000 direct. holdovers 1,500. early sales steady to strong at 10.20 to 10.30 for 160 to 260 pound hogs.
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United Press Chicago
United Press Pittssurgh
United Press
United Present
Wayne
Ind
Buffalo
N. Y
Py Times
Louisville
Mediuoa
Bay United Press
Cincinnati
Ted Poutcher
Hogs Cattle Trends From Multiple Markets On June 16
United Press reports livestock activity across Chicago Pittsburgh East St Louis Cleveland and other hubs. Hogs and cattle show varied demand with tops around 10.40 for hogs and prices for steers and calves shifting weekly. receipts range from thousands to several thousand across markets.
Phillips Petroleum to Build 49th Natural Gasoline Plant in New Mexico
Phillips Petroleum announces immediate construction of its forty-ninth natural gasoline plant in the New Hobbs field Lea County New Mexico. The absorption type plant will cost about 750000 and handle 40000000 cubic feet of gas daily producing 50000 gallons of natural gasoline daily. This follows three other major natural gasoline announcements within sixty days.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Hobbs Field
Lea County
New Mexico
Phillips Company
Global and United States Financial Briefs Highlight Dividends and Contracts
Universal Leaf announces a regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents payable August 1 with record July 18. California crude output for the week ended June 14 averages 603100 barrels daily, up 6100. War department awards total 5963419 for aircraft and parts to Douglas, Boeing, Thomas Morse, Sikorsky. Union Gulf issues 5 percent bonds to yield 5.08 percent. Warner Brothers plans 3500000 to build First National Studio in Burbank. Irving Fisher index shows 7.0, up from prior week. major refiners raise refined prices by 10 cents. Wabash withdraws petition to acquire Wheeling & Lake Erie. Delaware & Hudson reports Q1 net $713,779 after taxes. Chicago and Youngstown districts show reduced operation utilizations.
Markets Report From Indianapolis and National Poultry Prices
Wholesale meat and dairy prices listed by Kingan & Co Lincoln Market quotes No 1 and No 2 top quality chicken and henry quality items. Prices include hens leghorn springers old cocks and ducks with butterfat cheese egg and poultry markets across New York Chicago and Cincinnati noting dull unsettled and steady trends.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Coast
Wisconsin
Logahorns
New York
Two Dead In Weekend Indianapolis Auto Crashes
Weekend toll includes Deputy Fred Smith 40 who died from a wreck on wet pavement near the White River bridge. Victim John Yost 50 died after being struck on Washington street. Linley Hines 65 was arrested for manslaughter in the hit run. Deputy Hart Krames was injured. Smith’s death leads to funeral services. Additional hit and run incidents injure several, with witnesses giving a license number.
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Fred Smith
East Michigan Street
City Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Sixtyfourth Street
White River Bridge
John Yos
Belmont Avenue
Washington Street
Linley C. Hines
Rockville Road
Yost
Hart
Harry Krames
North East Street
Smith
Ravenswood
Princeton
Ind
Liberty
Washington Streets
Road Patrol
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Hisey & Titus
North Alabama Street
Methodist Hospital
Hines
Indianapolis Brush and Broom Manufacturing Company
New Dayton
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C. H. Mahoney
Udell Street
Mahoney
Thirteenth
Meridian Streets
Nick Guégel
North
Illinois Street
Sheffield Avenue
James Fogleman
West Morris Street
Capitol Avenue
McCarty Street
Deming Wyatt
Burdsal Parkway
East Riverside Drive
Earl Webster
Sheldon Street
Twenty-third
Sheldon Streets
Ada Waner
West Wilkins Street
Thirty-second
Central Avenue
Florence Spaldora
South East Street
Shelby and
Prospect Streets
Dolly Jenner
East Washington Street
Thirtieth Street
Park Avenue
Mary McKeon
North Elder Avenue
Myrtle Ha
Bandits Elude Pursuing Cops Near Indianapolis
A man and woman suspected of kidnapping and robbing Fred Penn of Cincinnati fled on country roads near Indianapolis Sunday night. They abandoned the stolen car at Leeds and Southeastern avenue and are believed to be hiding in the city as police and the sheriff guard main routes. Penn said the assailants forced him at gunpoint to drive to Brookville where he was robbed, bound, and tossed from the vehicle.
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Indianapolis
Leeds
Southeastern Avenue
Fred Penn
Cincinnati
Brookville
Ind
Penn
George Winkler
Theater group names Harlow De Savage executive director
United Arena reports Harlow De Savage former Combustion Corporation of America president becomes executive director of the League of New York Theaters Inc. He outlines goals to curb ticket scalping and limit resale markup to 75 cents above face value while ensuring at least half of tickets stay in box offices for sale.
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New York
League of New York Theaters, Inc
Harlow de Savage
Combustion Corporation of America
United Press
Savage
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