Stocks Rise Sharply in Market Deals Across Sectors
NY June 18 utilities and specialties led advances while rails and autos also showed strength. Major gainers included Standard Gas, National Distillers, Westinghouse, New York Central, General Motors, Packard, Hudson, Studebaker, Nash, Kennecott, U S Steel, American Water Works, North American, and Chesapeake & Ohio with broader market gains and active trading.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Standard Gas
National Distillers
Westinghouse
New York Central
General Motors
Packard
Hudson
Studebaker
Chrysler
Nash
Kennecott
United States Steel
American
General Electric
Commonwealth Power
Brooklyn Union Gas
Consolidated Gas and Public Services
North American
American Water Works
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bank Clearings Figures From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis Tuesday clearings totaled 4 292 000 with 9 389 000 debits. New York figure shows bank clearings at 1 755 000 000 with 8208 000 balance and Federal Reserve credit about 203 000 000. Treasury reports June 15 net balance at 97 207 023 15 with customs receipts to that date at 28 419 582 45.
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Indianapolis
New York
United Press
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Prene
Washington
Stock Market Signals Easing Credit Policy Aims at Bonds
In New York on June 18 the Stock Market notes a shift toward easier money as the reserve seeks to ensure benefits for trade and industry. The move centers on distributing frozen bond issues to investors to support broader credit, with markets discounting higher money rates amid rising business activity.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Reserve
Equitable Trust Company of
Bank Robbery Suspects Held in Terre Haute
Two men linked to the Sumner Illinois bank raid where $13,000 was taken were arrested in Terre Haute. Authorities say Hillary Litton, 33, of Terre Haute, and Thomas Herndon, 19, of Paris Kentucky, had about $13,000 in currency when captured in a Terre Haute street by police. Several bills bore the National Bank of Sumner label.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
First National Bank
Sumner
Hilary Litton
Thomas Herndon
Paris
National Bank of
Ill
Fruit and Produce Prices At Commission Row Market
Market list shows varieties and prices for apples oranges strawberries and vegetables. Items include Stayman Rome Beauties and Jonathans apples, California lemons, Florida grapefruits, Jamaica limes, Alabama strawberries, Texas cabbage, California celery, California lettuce, Florida onions, and Idaho potatoes with price ranges per crate bushel or pound.
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Rome
California
Jamaica
Ny County
Florida
Alabama
Texas
New Texas
Indiana Jersey
Nancy Hall
Michigan
Ohio
Idaho
Thugs Hold Up Two Gas Stations
Two armed bands held up gas stations and a hotel as police pursued three suspects. A bandit robbed Virgil Duncan at the W and 5th Street station then escaped with an accomplice in a car with an Illinois plate. A second bandit forced R. G. Whitehouse at Puroil to open the safe taking fifty dollars. A purse snatching near East and Wabash streets yielded sixty dollars and a man reported his watch, badge, and gun stolen at the Hollywood cafe.
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Virgil R. Duncan
Sherman Drive
R. G. Whitehouse
Puroil
Washington Street
Oakland Avenue
Esther Sofia
Dizie
East
Wabash Streets
Daniel S. Meadows
West
Michigan Street
Meadows
Syracuse
Ind
Hollywood
United Markets Report on Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Chicago and Cleveland wholesale price data show Butter from 38c to 46c per lb with extras near 43c to 46c. Eggs at 27c to 30c for various grades. Poultry values list fowls 14c to 25c, leghorns 22c to 26c, broilers up to 34c, ducks 12c to 14c, turkeys around 25c for No 1 hens and 12c 38c for young toms. Cheese quotes include Twins 22c and Young Americas 23c. Potatoes and other produce noted with regional price ranges.
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
United Press
Chicago
Southern
Bliss
South Carolina
Michigan
United Areas
Cleveland
Building Permits Report Lists City Projects and Costs
A ledger of building permits itemizes residential and garage work across multiple addresses including 4324 North Meridian 163 Fremont Place and 1224 Park. Projects feature dwellings reroofs repairs additions and furnace work with totals ranging from 200 to 16400 dollars. Named contractors include Seybold Baker S Miller and J Reichwein among others.
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Bain
North Meridian
Seybold
Dexter
Baker
Caroline
S. Miller
Edgemont
S. F. van Pelt
Park
H. Chapman
Hanna
Evan
Zeppelin works deny Graf Zeppelin U S flight plans
Berlin officials said they had not abandoned the proposed Graf Zeppelin flight to the United States. The denial came from the Zeppelin works, addressing rumors about canceling the transatlantic voyage.
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Lusteareas
Berlin
Zeppelin Works
United States
Wheat prices fall on crop news and Liverpool weakness
Chicago reports show wheat prices dropping sharply in sympathy with Liverpool as rains hit the Canadian northwest. Corn slips slightly, oats steady, provisions unchanged. Traders eye the new farm board, but expect slow progress, while a $151,500 appropriation passes without market impact. Farmers store old grain and warm weather boosts optimistic crop outlook. Cash buyers take July during price dips.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Canadian Northwest
Births in City Hospitals and Homes for 1940s
Birth notices list numerous families welcoming boys and girls across city addresses and hospitals. Notable entries include Jessie and Ruby Richey. Carl and Marjorie Quillen. Nash, Farlow, Lawson, Rothkopf, Beasley, Bobb, Heckman, Garuso, Matlock, Austin, Henry, Nelson, Mauler, Jolly, Loy, Buchanan, Wolf, Ingram, Taylor, and Turner households with both parents named. Twins Robert and Deirdra Gorloch noted at Methodist.
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Jessie
Ruby Richey
East
Washington
Carl
Marjorie Quillen
Dexter
John
Frederick Nash
Bosart
Fred
Helen Farlow
Groff
Archie
Esther Lawson
Sam
Alberetta Jolly
North Mount Loy
Luella Buchanan
George and
Lucia Wolf
Methodist
Hisector
Rose Rapping
Ospita Leyi
Anna Ingram
Vandes Aan
Delilah Taylor
Martinale
Otto
Ruby Rosemeyer
West
Rank
Alta Taylor
Walter
Juanita Turner
Charles
Freda Chalfin
Eugene
Robert and
Deirdra Gorloch
Deaths List salutes city residents in several causes
Obituary notices report deaths of Adela Kendricks 2833 Hillside avenue cerebral hemorrhage Harry E King 55 city hospital mitral insufficiency Edith Louise Atkinson 22 1413 English avenue pulmonary tuberculosis Charney Gage 64 East and Washington accidental fall Henrietta Hannon 73 538 Birch arteriosclerosis William J Darnell 82 2216 North Illinois mitral insufficiency Daisy Lemons 40 R W Long hospital carcinoma Ada Gilmore 38 city hospital fibroid tumor Margaret Painter 86 10922 Fletcher avenue apoplexy Laura Clestine Hoffmann 75 910 Good let acute hepatitis Stanford Webb 46 1915 Brighton boulevard pulmonary tuberculosis Jessie Baker 44 St Vincent's hospital lobar pneumonia Dilmie McAfee 7 2317 Station accident Mary M Berry 69 6725 Riverview drive Willie Eugene Stovers 8 632 South Missouri lobar pneumonia Maud V Watters 52 Methodist hospital Catherine A Troy 45 pats Guilford avenue cerebral hemorrhagic Mary Slaugheassy 65 St Vincent's hospital cerebral hemorrhage
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Adela Kendricks
Hillside Avenue
Harry E. King
City Hospital
Edith Louise Atkinson
English Avenue
Charney Gage
East
Washington
Henrietta Hannon
Birch
William J. Darnell
Daisy Lemons
R. W. Long Hospital
Ada Gilmore
Margaret Painter
Fletcher Avenue
Laura Clestine Hoffmann
Goodlet
Stanford Webb
Brighton Boulevard
Jessie Baker
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dilmie McAfee
Mary M. Berry
Riverview Drive
Willie Eugene Stovers
South Missouri
Maud V. Watters
Methodist Hospital
Catherine A. Troy
Pats Guilford Avenue
Mary Slaugheassy
St ‘Vincent's
Mardi Gras Plans Laid for Sherman Emerson Carnival
Preliminary arrangements for a Sherman Emerson Civic League Mardi Gras festival on July 26 27 were completed. A balloon ascension and high dive are planned with streets on Truth street between DeQuincy and Linwood avenue blocked to traffic at 6 p m.
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Sherman-Emerson Civic League
Truth Street
DeQuincy
Linwood Avenue
Grand jury retires after five and a half months of work
Six prospective county grand jurors are to be examined Monday by Criminal Judge James A. Collins for the July term. The previous grand jury reported 225 investigated cases and 136 indictments in five and a half months, noting county institutions are in good condition with few changes recommended.
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James A. Collins
Collins
Pork Prices Jump Ten Cents at City Yards
Hog prices rose across the board with most 160-250 pound hogs trading 11.45 to 11.60. Receipts about 6,500 with 151 holdovers from Monday. Cattle and sheep markets mixed with beef steers up 25 cents and top fat lambs at 15 dollars. Chicago hogs opened 10 to 15 cents higher with 260-320 pound butchers at 11 to 11.10 and 11.35 for 200 pound weights.
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Chicago
United Areas
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Buffalo
United Press
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Farm market reports show hog and cattle price shifts across cities
Hogs and cattle receipts across Chicago and other cities point to higher bid levels. Chicago quotes mix heavy to light weights with top hogs near 11.40 while cattle trade shows steers and yearlings firm. Ohio and Pennsylvania markets follow with mixed gains and steady cows and lambs.
City in Brief Wednesday Events in Indiana
Local clubs and civic groups report activities in Claypool and Indianapolis. Notable items include a card party at Bushmans hall and a Ladies Day luncheon with Thurman Miller as guest speaker. Also covered are a missing person alert for Clara McBride and business partnerships in Newark and Indianapolis.
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Capital City Council
Daughters of America
Bushman’s Hall
Eleventh Street
College Avenue
Clara Doty
Thurman
Dusty) Miller
Willmington
Kiawanis Club
Claypool
Negro teachers to study at 19 colleges this summer
The local teaching profession reports a record number of Negro teachers enrolled in summer courses at nineteen colleges and universities. At Crispus Attucks high school thirty-nine teachers will study, while 141 students have already enrolled in the summer program.
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Crispus
Crispus Attucks High School
M. Nolcox
Dramatic Walker Theater Screenings Highlight Jeanne Engels
The Latter stars Jeanne Engels whose performance drives a dramatic tale of clandestine affairs and punishment. The film opened Sunday with a strong Monday run and reviewers note the engaging drama despite mechanical talkie flaws. Randall Young impressed with organ performances, set to headline special Monday presentations.
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Walker
Jeanne Engels
Jeannee
Robert Crosby
Randall Young
Elks Drive Opens Fund Drive for Club Building
Thirty four thousand dollars was reported raised in preliminary work for the Elks Club building fund drive. Norman A. Perry serves as general chairman with Wallace O. Lee as vice-chairman. George J. Marott heads the advisory board with Arthur V. Brown and E. J. Gauspohl assisting. The executive committee aims for a 250 thousand dollar gifts quota toward a total 500 thousand dollars.
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The
Elks Club
North Meridian Street
Norman A. Perry
Wallace O. Lee
George J. Marott
Arthur V. Brown
E. J. Gauspohl
Peter C. Reilly
Charles&. Rauh
Ape Walk Predicted If Heels Are Worn, Says Osteopath
Dr. C. I. Groff of Mason City Iowa told delegates at the thirty third annual international convention of the American Osteopathic Association that the ape walk or rolling flat footed stride could become the style of civilized women if the habit of wearing high heels is not abandoned.
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Des Moines
C. I. Groff
Mason City
Widow says Boy Day killer not to blame
International Falls Minnesota June 18 a Finnish widow Mrs Henry Virkula says the customs patrolman who killed her husband in a car with their two daughters was not to blame. She questions moving back to Big Falls and recalls her American dream as residents urge relief from federal officers and court battles loom over prosecution in federal or district court.
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Henry Virkula
Big Falls
Minn
Harry
Herbert Hoover
Emmett J. White
Koochiching County
Seymour Lowman
Secretary of Treasury
White
United States
America
Finland
Duluth
Henry
John
Hoover
Hartford Women's Club Flag Salute Omission Sparks Resignation
Mrs Andrew W Byrne president of the National Congress of New England Women resigns after the Hartford Women's Club votes to omit the flag salute at meetings. She calls the club lazy and unpatriotic amid discussions at the Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Washington.
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Pepes Hartford
Conn
Hartford Women’s Club
Andrew W. Byrne
National Congress of New England Women
Byrne
Hartford Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Red Russia described in talk on religious upheaval
Dr Homer P Boblitt pastor of Linwood Christian church spoke at the Universal Club noon address titled Red Russia. He traced Russia’s breakdown to religious upheaval and poor training, citing WWI service as an American expeditionary force officer. Music by Volunteers of America quartet. Jesse E Hanft presided.
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Homer P. Boblitt
Linwood Christian Church
Universal Club
Columbia Club
Boblitt
Volunteers of America Quaretet
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W. T. de Bolt
C. H. Norman
Wales Pup in Kennel For Cora and Five Puppies
London June 18 The prince of Wales has given Cora his Cairn terrier a luxurious portable kennel. The folding design fastens into a bundle with straps and is made for Cora and her five puppies.
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London
Prince of Wales
Cora
British Correspondent Sir A Maurice Low Dies in Washington
Sir A Maurice Low aged 69 Washington correspondent for the London Post died in a hospital after a month long illness. He passed away Monday night in Washington.
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United Presse
Washington
A. Maurice Low
The
London Post
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