Lower Foreign Prices Weaken Chicago Wheat
Unex pected weakness in Liverpool and Buenos Aires sent wheat lower at the opening on the Board of Trade. Corn was down on favorable weather reports and oats followed the break. Provisions opened higher. Large stocks of old wheat depress markets while near deliveries edge near season lows. Weather over the belt was unsettled with rains in many sections.
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United Press
New York
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Board of Trade Today
Bueos Aires
Stocks Drift As Dow Falls To New Low In June Trading
New York June 19 Stocks receded further today amid irregular trading as the Dow Jones Industrial average slipped to a new low for the reaction, closing near 201. The market showed weak leadership with large blocks trading down in Crucible Steel and other steels while General Motors American Can and U S Steel provided some support. Recovery emerged around noon with Radio Johns Manville General Electric and Sears lifting modestly as call money firmed to 6 percent to meet month end needs.
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United Press
NEW York
General Motors
American Can
U. S. Steel
Radio
Wright
Montgomery Ward
Crucible Steel
Central Alloy
Bethlehem
Hupp
Hudson
Chrysler
Studebaker
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Johns Manville
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Wright and Curtiss
Consolidated Gas
American Linseed
Bank and Treasury Figures From Indianapolis to New York
Indianapolis bank clearings reached 4 119 090 with debits at 8 043 000 while New York posted 1 520 000 000 in clearings and a 166 000 000 balance. Treasury general fund on June 16 stood at 278 816 621 79 with customs receipts this month at 24 018 193 30. Foreign exchange opened lower with sterling at 4 879 16 and Liberty bonds values noted.
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Indianapols
Indianapolis
New York
United Press
Clearing House
Treasury Statement
Funited
Washington
Treasury General Fund
Foreign Exchange
Belga
Stock Market Sees Weakness and Late Day Break
In New York on Monday the market stayed largely inactive until a sharp, low volume drop. Observers note persistent weakness with little overnight improvement as Fed member loans see small reductions due to interest and dividend obligations. The outlook points to continued credit strain and a liquidation policy pending further action.
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Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Local Wagon Wheat and Sugar Market News
Local grain buyers pay $1.54 for No 2 red wheat as other grades are set by merit Sugar futures opened higher with July at 2.55 and other months showing small gains Fire at a Lake Maracaibo petroleum station causes $1,000,000 loss destroying the plant except for the telephone and electric equipment
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United Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Lake Maracaibo
New York Stocks Report June 19 Market Activity
Stocks in New York edge higher as tech and industrials lead gains. Investors weigh inflation data and corporate results while trading volumes stay moderate.
Market steadies across stockyards with strong hog and cattle quotes
Hog prices held at top $10.60 with 23,000 fresh hogs noted and 447 holdovers. Beef steers reached $14.50 while cows varied to $10.50. vealers traded around $13.50. Lambs stayed steady as sheep drifted weaker, with heavy calves at $15.50 and fat cows down to $7.50.
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Union
Chicago
Hogs and Cattle Markets Across Multiple Cities June 19
The report aggregates livestock results from East Buffalo Cleveland New York Cleveland Boscon Louisville Cincinnati Toledo and Pittsburgh. Hogs receipts around 600 to 11 000 with steady to up 25 cents and prices for 90 to 350 pound ranges cited. Cattle receipts vary by city with steady to firm prices for beef steers vealers and cows and mixed gains for certain weight brackets. Sheep and lamb markets show top fat lambs around 15 to 16 dollars with bulk lambs and ewes recorded in the mid teens to low single digits.
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Pu United Press
Buffalo
Cleveland
Bu United Press
FT. Yne
Hopena Coy
Louisville
United Press
Cincinnati
United Preas
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Ranges of Home Repairs Listed Across City Addresses
A compiled list shows numerous residential repairs and additions across city properties. Entries include reroofing garages and dwellings, new porches, and extensions with associated addresses and costs. Notable costs include 8200 for a dwelling repair at 5037 E New York and 4500 for a garage at 314 N Mount.
Migraines Tied to Inheritance in 500-Case Study
Science Service reports that migraines affect 60 percent of U S adults and are inherited as a dominant Mendelian trait. Dr William Allen summarizes a study of 500 migraine cases in men women and children for the Eugenics Research Association.
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Science Service
Washington
United States
William Allen
Eugenics Research Association
Market Price Snapshot Across Butter, Cheese and Poultry
Regional price listings show butter and cheese quotes for wholesale and retail, with fresh and old stock values. Poultry, eggs, and potatoes vary by region including Indianapolis and New York markets, noting price ranges for broilers, Leghorns, roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, and assorted potatoes.
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Wisconsin
Lonhorn
New York
Indianapolis
United Presa Ce
Carolina
Virginia
United Press
Santos
Barcadie
Long Island
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Pacific
Burnited
Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
North Carolina
Idaho
Discarded Gum Up In Court At Colonial Theater Suit
Superior Judge Milner acknowledged theater seat condition as a matter of judicial notice during the trial over an $18,009 claim against Helen Realty Company. The case stems from a long lease dispute involving J F Rembusch and W T Rasmussen, with attention to required repairs and replacements.
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Joseph M. Milner
Colonial Theater
Illinois
New York Sts
J. F. Rembusch
Capitol Amusement Company
Indianapolis Amusement Company
W. T. Rasmussen
Helen Realty Company
Rembusch
Milner
Bullish Cotton Market Amid Weevil News
New York and United Press reports show a bullish tone as shorts cover in cotton futures on Monday. July cotton at 20.67, October 20.75, December 20.54, January 20.47, March 20.39, May 20.32, with slight declines on the day.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
United Press
Wholesale Produce Price List With Seasonal Varieties
A dense listing of fresh fruits and vegetables with prices and crates or hampers. Items include apples from various origins, cantaloupes, cherries, grapefruits, oranges, strawberries, asparagus, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, mangoes, onions, peas, peppers, rhubarb, spinach, sweet potatoes, turnips, and miscellaneous items such as garlic. Prices range from a few tenths of a dollar to several dollars per crate, hamDers, or bunches.
Ballots Rejected in 12th Ward Precinct Recount
The recount committee rejected all ballots from the First precinct of the Twelfth ward for not having tally sheets initiated by both election judges. Updike leads Hall by 117 votes as recount proceeds, while County Surveyor Campbell gains 235 in the ward amid related recount actions.
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Twelfth Ward
Seventh Ward
Ralph Updike
Archibald M. Hall
Henry Campbell
Paul Brown
Births in City Hospitals and Homes Include Many Names
A long list of newborn girls is reported from City Hospital and Coleman Hospital with numerous parental pairs such as Charles and Minnie Williams Claude and Ethel Christie Fred and Loresta Stokes George and Marie Bailey Charles and Gladys Colton Helen Eschenbach Ward and Nellie Runion 1967 Silver bert and Hilda Koser Howard and Mary Carden and many more across multiple addresses and institutions.
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Charles and
Minnie Williams
Dearorn
Claude and
Ethel Christie
City Hospital
Fred and
Loresta Stokes
George and
Marie Bailey
Gladys Colton
Helen Eschenbach
City Hospi
Nellie Runion
Silverbert
Hilda Koser
Arizona
Howard
Mary Carden
Cruft
Willian
Stephanie Herman
Poe Ae
Nellie Dorsey
Methodist
Osal
Prank
Katherine Duncan
New York
Ray and
Beatrice Hocel
Marion
Robert and
Nellie Delks
Chadwick
Jessie Weddle
Coleman Hospital
John and
Nellie Courtney
Coleman
Deaths and infants in city hospitals and homes
A list of recent deaths across ages from premature infant to elderly. entries include names, ages, and locations such as 833 Olive Noble Street St Vincent Hospital Methodist Hospital Riley Hospital City Hospital. Causes include cerebral hemorrhage peritonitis carcinoma and pneumonia.
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Sullivan
Olive
Dan Parse
Long Hospital
Clyde Goldman Crist
Methodist
W. North
Marie Dexheimer
Christian Hospital
Frederick Wenzel
N. Keystone
Frank Edward Tout
Sherman Drive
Hen Vernon Jarome Alberts
Tio College
Roy Webb
Morgan
Harry Grose
N. Noble
Elsie Crockett
Riley Hospital
Doris Arlene Wolma
Marie Ehrmann
S. Harris
Edward Doyle
St. Vincent Hospital
Walter Pennycuff
City Hospital
Ee Bostick
Yandes
Stevens
Wilbur Thompson
Gallee
le Frances Neal
Consolidated Gas stockholders to vote on big stock increase
The Consolidated Gas Company calls a stockholders meeting for July 16 to approve increasing common stock from 4 320 000 to 12 000 000 shares and consider issuing twice the current amount. The move follows the merger with Brooklyn Edison Company.
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Consolidated Gas
United Press New York
Consolidated Gas Company
Consolidated Company
Brooklyn Edison Company
Funeral arrangements for Leslie Rickman electric line worker
Leslie Rickman a 28 year old man was electrocuted at the E Rauh and Son fertilizer plant in the stockyards Monday afternoon. He was repairing a machine when a cable broke and a 220 volt current passed through him. He died almost instantly. Surviving are a widow and a brother in Chicago.
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Leslie Rickman
Negro
E. Twenty-Fourth St
E. Rauh & Son
Stockyards
Rickman
Chicago
Negro College Head Speaks at Mass Meeting in Indianapolis
Dr. Howard E. Jensen of Butler College addressed a large gathering at the colored Y M C A auditorium. He urged Black voters to back principled Republicans while urging self-crusading across crises. Miss Alberta Cheeks spoke on her Gary High School strike experiences and upcoming state oratorical contest.
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Gary Girl
Howard E. Jensen
Butler College
Colored Y. M. C. A
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
R. L. Bailey
Jensen
Indianapolis
Columbia
Missouri University
Republican Party
Alberta Cheeks
Emerson High School
Gary
Miss Cheeks
Dan B. Taylor
John W. Russell
Edward McKinley Bacoyn
Arline Cheeks
Taylor
W. E. Grubbs
Jackson
Anna M. Holtman
Wayne
State Board of Nursing
Mary T. Walsh
Clara Brooks
Miss Brooks
City in Brief. Wednesday events and notices.
The City in Brief lists numerous Wednesday events including state and local luncheon meetings, a dental licensure exam in Indianapolis, a bus line petition filed with the Public Service Commission, a summer library program, and remarks by state officials. Also noted are thefts, missing persons, church lectures, professional association meetings, and city civil service and legal notices.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Severin
Purdue Alumni Association
Kiwanis Club
Daypool
Indianapolis
Round Table
Lincoln
Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerc
Chamber of Commerce
Lambda Chi Alpha
Board of Trade
Eta Pi
Cincinnati- Indianapolis Motor Delivery Company
Public Service Commission
Henry W. Staley
Cincinnati
Missionary Work Urged Across United States by Northern Baptists
Detroit June 19 The United States remains a vital field for missionary efforts according to Dr Frank A Smith secretary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society He urged churches to embrace missions and warned of unoccupied fields nationwide He noted Indians in five western areas allocated for conversion and called for broader church responsibility for evangelization Selection of the next convention city is expected to be Boston with officers to be elected including A M Morris J J Davis and G C Moore among others
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Leonard Franklin
Edward LaShelle
John Herron
Joseph Ritter
New York
Ona B. Talbot
S. N. Vass
Nashville
Tenn
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
S. B. Butler
Vass
National Baptist Publishing House
Milwaukee
Richard Allen
Claude White
Emma Heater
Susan Logan
Daneva Vines
Katherine’ Hopson
Mae Jones
Woman’s Club
Capitol Ave
Calanthe
Central Committee
Carrie White
Miss Davis
Myrtle M. Davis
Ella Davis
Simpson M. E. Church
E. A. White
J. M. Winters
Idlewild
Mich
L. A. Lewis
Steve Auter
Samuel Welch
William Walker
James Courtney
Dora Atkins
John A. Patton
Chestana Allen
Toledo
E. Washington St
J. L. Todd
Chas. Owens
Atlanta
Ind
L. H. Hayes
Highland Apt
Olia Costener
Kentucky
Olivia Rambo
Highland Place
Detroit
Mildred Price
Indianapolis
Lizzie Blackburn
W. Twelfth St
Pauline Batties
National Baptist Convention
C. I. Taylor
United Press
United States
Frank A. Smith
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Northern Baptist Convention Today
Boston
Northern Baptist Conference
A. M. Morris
W. C. Coleman
Wichita
Kans
American Ars Foreign Mission Society
Taylor
Indiana
Women's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
H. E. Goodman
Chicago
J. J. Davis
Washington
Women's Baptist Home Mission Society
G. C. Moore
American Baptist Publications Society
John Nuveen
Rates Found Unreasonable for Dairy Shipments to Duluth
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled North and South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota produce rates to Duluth unreasonable and set new scales. South Dakota Minnesota to Duluth rates range from 20.5 to 1.67 dollars with longer distances higher. North Dakota Minnesota to Duluth from 21.5 to 1.705 dollars. Chicago rates from 18 cents to 1.56 dollars. The new rates raise Chicago shipments and slightly cut Duluth shipments from the covered points.
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United Press
Washington
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Duluth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
North Dakota
Experienced Mover Wanted for Storage and Transfer
Classified notice seeking an experienced mover for tonight. Apply to Storage and Transfer department for immediate start. Must have reliable transportation and good physical ability. No prior criminal record required.
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Eure
Pat Ewes Oseyen
Yeu
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W. Forty-First
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N. Mount
Sada W. Reeves
Brookside
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Montcalm
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E. Riverside
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E. Fiftieth
Rafalco
Roosevelt
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Central
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E. Thirty-Sixth
Sath. McCale
Pennsylvania
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Porch
J. S. Taylor
G. C. Harness Company
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Sapepees
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G. Deek
Furnace
Incy
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Stiiley
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Dunedin
Jamaica
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Tennessee
Florida
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Chicago Grain Table
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Ada Lehr
Pi Howard
Ida Willits
Hos- Walter
Lorena Campbell
Methodist Hospital
Jean and
Gladys Callis
Hosnacre
Mary Todd
Hoses
Verna Cowell
Hos
Bors Edwin
Jessie Elliott
Tacoma
Everett
Minnie Roberson
Hiatt
Walter
Lauretta Luckett
Blaine Charles
Pearl Marsisby
Major
Wallie Parrish
Walter and Mary Park
Charles Ad Lottie Clevenger
City Hos
Ps. Claude and
Mary Lucas
Alfred
Alfreda Jaeger
Earnest and Fanny Board
Northwestern
Beatrice Rhodes
Peter and
Sarah Grady
Puller
Frances and
Mary Brown
Goodlet
Donald
Maglein Perkins
E. Raymond
Aeeere
Marion Woolwine
Scott
Jessie Jones
Hosea
Alma Glasson
Russella
Delthena Ford
Virgil
Clara Cain
Frank
Kate Hawkins
le Grande
James
Sibyl Cracraft
Woodlawn
Jobe
June Little
Pivtlke
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Mabel
Gordon
Ina Coy
Hopital
Fannie Zisopulas
Raymond
Thelma Hine
Chester and
Madie Chasteen
Negro College
MASS
House of Representatives
State Dental Board
Senate Chamber
Lewis J. Bailey
State Library
Richard Lieber
State Department of Conservation
San Francisco
National Conference of State Parks Association
South Bend
George L. Winkler
Ed Jackson
Lynus A. Evans
Terre Haute
W. T. Gleason
Vigo County
John G. Klinger
Brazil
Indiana State Farm Trustees
Rhode Island
Birch Butler
W. Riverside Dr
F. Lewis Starbuck
A. W. Shaw Company
Claypool
Starbuck
Arthur M. Hood
Julian Wetzel
Kiwanis International
Seattle
Wash
Leona Haist
Ohio St
Washington St
Kk. S. Parr
First United Brothren Church
Abraham Lincoln
Bible Investigation Club
National Association of Cost Accountants
S. C. McLeod
Athanaeum
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Memphis
James A. Diggle
Roland Cotton
G. T. Watson
Frank Trish
D. R. Ramsey
Harry H. Kretsch
Lee Collins
John Orph
Lafayette
J. Galavan
Muncie
Standard Grocery
Michigan St
Daniel B. Luten
City Examining Board
Harry F. Wright
Bedford
L. Ert Slack
U.S
North and
South Dakotas
I.C. C
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Eustace J. Kyron
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