Stock Market Irregular in Very Quiet Session Today
In New York on June 18 United Press reports irregular stock trading in one of the quietest sessions this year. Atlantic Refining jumped to 128 while leaders like Steel, General Motors, and American Can recoup losses. Rail shares were slow but steady with Missouri-Kansas-Texas active in blocks. overall volume remained light, with 223,700 shares in the second hour.
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Atlantic Refining
Steel
General Motors
American Can
Kroger Grocery
International Nickel
International Combustion
Sears-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Teday
Wall Street
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Greene Canada
Case Threshing Machine
Dupont
General Electric
Bancitaly Shares Plunge on New York Curb Market
Bancitaly Corporation stock on the New York curb market fell sharply, dropping 24% in early trading before partial support at 112. The issue opened around 124% and traded on heavy selling by locals while West Coast buyers provided some backing. The decline was driven largely by liquidation of speculative accounts.
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United Press
New York
Bancitaly Corporation
West Coast
Bank and exchange summaries from Indianapolis Chicago and New York
Indianapolis clears 84 151 000 with debits 8 614 000 while Chicago reports 111 700 000 in clearings and a 10 700 000 clearing balance. New York shows 897 000 000 in clearings and 322 000 000 balance. Foreign rates slip early with sterling 4 87 16, francs 3 92 16, lira 5 25 percent and bonds mixed in price.
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Chicago
United Press
New York
Clearing House
Belga
Market Commentary on Credit Structure and Liquidity
In New York on June 18 the Stock Market report argues major break stems from unsound credit conditions. It notes insufficient improvements and a need for liquidation, urging cautious action until money market leaders approve any further pressures.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Local Elevator Rates Mixed Across Buildings
Readable fragments indicate elevators discuss price notes at about 1.55 dollars or equivalent local currency based on merit. Public view and building officials weigh options and terms.
Market price roundup for dairy and produce on June 18
New York market notes show flour steady, pork and lard firm with Chicago spot rates. Butter and cheese demand mixed with fresh eggs steady and varied prices for potatoes, sweeteners, and poultry across regions. Wholesale butterfat and cheese quotes detailed. multiple regional price ranges listed.
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Ike LLC
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Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Pacific Coast
Wholesale price rise dents food and textile sectors
The Federal Reserve Bulletin notes April gains in grains cotton live stock and leather boosted the wholesale price index to 97.4 from 96 in March while May saw some reversal in grains flour sheep hogs. Industrial output stayed high in April led by metal sectors while food and apparel production fell. trade declined and gold exports rose.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in Regional Listings
The listing details varied produce pricing from apples and citrus to leafy greens with multiple origin sources. Key items include apricots, cantaloupes, cherries, grapefruits, lemons, limes, oranges, Valencia oranges, pineapples, plums, strawberries, and numerous vegetables with prices per crate, hamper, or per dozen. Notable origins include California Florida Jamaica and Mississippi.
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Florida
Jamaica
New Albany
Births Report Likely Local Families at Various Addresses
A list of birth notices names many families and addresses including Elijah and Pearl Robinson 2135 Hovey and Helen Grimsley 1019 5 Mes. Also Mes and Lillian McClellan 3606 Bal sam with others like Opal Ryden Coleman Hospital and Eva Wolfe 81142 E Washington. The notices cite numerous couples and locations such as Coleman Hospital Indianapolis and 1249 S Grand.
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Hovey
Woe
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Mes
Abuiver
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Balsam
Eae
Minnie Butler
Roy
Ruth Gates
Station
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Ray
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John
Zora Wolma
Rural
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Daisy Wood
Coleman Hosal
Spegend
Opal Ryden
Coleman Hospital
I Merrell
Eva Wolfe
E. Washington
Willie
Loraine Richards
Gale
Fred
Gertrude Byers
S. Grand
William
Nora Weaver
Conrad
David
Frances Crouch
Comat
Taner
Bessie Powell
Yandes
Joseph
Odessa Phillips
Bridge
Arthur
Angeline Allstatt
Colene
Kenneth
Blanche Scudder
E. Thirtieth
Bonetina
Eva Love
Bainer
Freda Moorehouse
Indianapolis
Deaths and medical notices from Methodist and city hospitals
A list of deaths and medical cases with ages and hospital affixes shows numerous deceased patients at Methodist Hospital and other local facilities, including toxic goiter, uremia, acute cholecystitis, peritonitis, bronchopneumonia, carcinoma, and other conditions. The entries mix ages from infancy to elderly and include addresses and hospital names. Also included are a stock market snippet noting sugar futures opening higher in New York.
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Evaline Hayes
Methodist Hospital
Lena Albert
Cornell
Maaurice Eugene Hewitt
Hilary Kessler
Gertrude Wood
Frank An Bolser
Irene Gill
Riley Hospital
Media
Ada Clem
S. Summitt
Methodist
Lucy Ser Purees Hill
N. Newersey
Elizabeth Schwat
E. Washington
Ames Webb
Harris and
W. Washington
Ie Rerck
City Hospital
A. McCormick
S. Jonnerva
Andersons &T. O. N
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Elizabenh King
Charles Neligh
S. Warman
Fells
Alexander
Yandes
Hog and cattle market report with higher hogs
The market saw higher hog prices led by a top of 10.60 with light receipts around 4500 new pigs and 16 holdovers. Cattle and sheep remained steady with best vealers at 12.50 to 13.50 and fat lambs around 14.50 to 15.50.
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Indianapolis helps search for missing 14 year old Helen Sweeney
Police seek Miss Helen Sweeney 14 who ran away from her sister's home at 1353 Charles Street. Described with brown hair and eyes she wore a pink dress a black leather jacket a gray hat and light shoes and hose.
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Charles St
Hogs Receipts Mixed Across Markets June 18
Receipts and market directions reported across multiple cities including PT WAYNE PITTSBURGH EAST BUFFALO CLEVELAND COLUMBUS LOUISVILLE TOLEDO and CINCINNATI. Prices for hogs calves sheep and cattle ranged with steady to higher trends, typical weights from 90 to 350 pounds and beyond, with specific class prices and headcounts listed for each market.
Indiana State Board Chairman Hosts Dinner at Purdue
Levi P. Moore president of the Indiana State Board of Agriculture will host a dinner at Lincoln Lodge Purdue University at 6 30 Wednesday evening for board members county agents vocational teachers and others aiding prep for the Indiana State fair Duncan Marshall Canada will be the speaker in A Y E T T E Indiana June 18
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Cotton Market Outlook Calls Bullish Tilt Amid Weather Bets
New York June 18 The market shows bullish bias as government forecasts predict showers for the week and private tips hint a forthcoming bullish turn after last week’s bearish boll weevil note. June contracts wobble while long positions appear promising with currents in July and October around 20.63 to 20.58.
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New York
Favorable North American Weather Pressures Wheat
Favorable weather in the American northwest and weak Liverpool trading push wheat lower at the open. Corn and oats also decline on optimistic forecasts, while provisions rise on the session.
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United Press
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Board of Trade
Northwest
Wheat Belt
City in Brief highlights church clubs and building plan
Tuesday events include P. E. O Sisterhood state convention in Severin and alumni and club luncheons across Lincoln, Claypool, Spink-Arms, Columbia and more. A $235000 apartment building planned at 229-233 East Michigan Street with 72 units, contract awarded to C. O. Carson. Indiana architects elect officers led by George W. Allen.
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Michigan St
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la Porte
Indiana
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Highland Golf and Country Club
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Frank Meyers
Indianapolis
D. J. Zimmerman
J. W. Gaddis
Vincennes
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Terre Haute
Maurice Thornton
Fifty Boys Enroll in Naval Training Camp at Gridley
Raymond DeGolyer reports fifty boys from six states enrolled at Camp Gridley on White River south of Riverside Park for a twelve week summer naval reserve training course. Open to ages 12 to 17, the camp may admit for two weeks or the full term. Sponsored by the Navy Department and naval reserve. Indiana Naval Militia collaborates. Recruits hail from Louisiana Texas Florida Michigan Washington and Indiana. Lieut E F Burton Purdue mechanical engineering instructor commands. Over 150 more expected this summer.
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Church group visits Boy Scout reservation picnic
More than 500 members of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and Sunday School visited the Boy Scout reservation on Saturday as guests of Troops 38 and 72. The event featured a picnic program and supper, hosted by Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel and J. R. Carr.
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Boy Scout Reservation
J. Ambrose Dunkel
J. R. Carr
Gun incident ends with charges after road meeting
John Robinson held for gun related incident with Lawrence Payton after an exchange on Senate Ave and W Wyoming St. Payton, 24, is charged with drawing a deadly weapon and carrying concealed weapons. Robinson notified police after the confrontation.
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Maple St
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W. Merrill St
Babe
Heflin Attacks Smiths State in Albany Speech
United States Senator Thomas J. Heflin of Alabama spoke in Albany to a crowd of about 10,000 near the city limits. He denounced Governor Alfred E. Smith and his Roman Catholicism while Klansmen and supporters watched as State troopers protected his right to speak.
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