Wheat and Oats Hit New Lows on Market Downturn
Wheat closed down about 1 1/2 cents as rains in western Canada and weakness in Liverpool and Winnipeg weighed on futures. Oats and corn deliveries fell to fresh lows. cash prices slipped with limited export demand and steadying late in the day. Receipts totaled about 39 cars with general selling pressure across grains.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Canada
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Sumy
Ithin
Grain closes drift with mixed prices in New York cattle
June 30 cash grain rally shows varied quotes for corn yellow and white oats while rye and barley hold steady. Butter prices edge up and hay value remains around the high teens per hundredweight. New York stocks by Thomson and McKinnon conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Market Prices and Farm Supplies Reported by Agencies
The listing shows wholesale egg and poultry prices, butterfat and cheese rates, and assorted farm goods. Notable items include Leghorn hens, ducks, turkeys, and roosters with varied weights and prices, along with flour, potatoes, and butter market notes from New York and Indiana bureaus. Georgia and Maryland prices are referenced in regional market notes as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
York Limberger
Weather report at 9 a m Northwest wind and clear conditions
At 9 a m the conditions show a northwest wind of fifteen miles per hour with barometric pressure at 30.03 inches, temperature 70 degrees, ceiling 5 000 feet, visibility seven miles, field good.
May Sets Record for Aerial Passenger Traffic in 1930
The Trans continental Air Transport Maddux Air Lines reports May 1930 as the banner month with 5,474 passengers aboard 18 planes and 244,286 miles flown. Through May the system, operated with Pennsylvania and Santa Fe railroads, carried 19,307 passengers and logged 371,242 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tot Paladelphia
Transcontinental Air Transport-Maddux Air Lines
Tat-Maddux Air Lines
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Record Flights Boost Early 20th Century Airmanship
June 30 report from Los Angeles notes Gordon F. Mounce achieving a 7,000 foot exit loop in a small motor plane, beating Tex Rankin’s prior mark. Bert White and Col Roscoe Turned followed with a jump from 23,000 feet, though altitude exactness awaits barograph confirmation.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Washington
Gordon F. Mounce
Tex Rankin
Bert White
White
Roscoe
Mars Hill Airport list of passengers and destinations
Passenger listings from Mars Hill Airport show T A T and Embry-Riddle travelers headed to Chicago Cincinnati Columbus and Muncie. Notable names include Max Goldberg Charles R Love H N Wells J P Scott D P Sutherland Major C H K Muhlenberg Lt Meloy C Everson Major Richard F Taylor and Harry Boggs.
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Mars Hill
Max Goldberg
Highland Drive
Charles R. Love
Kokomo
H. N. Wells
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Embry-Riddle
J. P. Scott
New Jersey Street
Chicago
D.P. Sutherland
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
C. H. K. Muhlenberg
Fifth Corps Area
Columbus
Meloy C. Everson
Muncie
Richard F. Taylor
Indiana National Guard
Hoosier
Harry Boggs
New Albany
Travel Air
Paul Brown pas_ Senger
St Louis Flyers Plan July 13 Flight to Break Record
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine former holders of the world refueling endurance flight record announce a July 13 takeoff in St Louis to retake the title from the Hunter brothers who set a new record of 420 hours in Chicago. The pair were among the first to congratulate the Hunters after the Sunday morning record breaking flight.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Jackson
O’brine
Births Reported From Local Families
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns including girls and boys. Names include Joseph Styers, Annabelle Styers, Mary Archer, Patrick Long, Danitsa Vidis, Young, and Irene Ketterman among others, with addresses in South Meridian and nearby streets.
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Joseph and
Annabelle Styers
Southne Jonzo
Mary Archer
West Mors
Patrick and
Francis Long
North
Boysoe
Helen Young
Local Obituaries List Several Deaths With Causes
A partial obituary rundown lists Elisha D Ward 82 of 1413 South New Jersey cardiovascular renal disease Henry F Trieselman 61 at city hospital chronic nephritis John F Icenogle 72 of 3110 Martha uremia Albert Baker age unspecified hospital uremia Harry Frankers West Twenty second at Paul station acute illness Nancy Thorpe 81 city hospital asteroid orosis Amiel J Krier 73 St Vincent s hospital peritonitis Charlies Edwin Wilson 59 St Vincent s hospital acute myocarditis Charles S Way 73 3346 Park cerebral hemorrhage Effie Rosa Mayners 62 913 North Ta s eee Franklin 35142 Massa 1174 West Twenty TE Bete pour
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Elisha D
Ward
South New Jersey
Henry F. Trieselman
City Hospital
John F. Icenogle
Martha
Albert Baker
Harry Frankers
West Twentieth
Acute Paul
Hears
Nancy Thorpe
Amiel J. Krier
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charlies Edwin Wilson
Charles S. Way
Park
Effie Rosa Mayners
North Taseee
Hogs Rise Five Cents in Early Trading at Union Stock Yards
Hogs gain five cents with bulk 160 to 300 pounds at 9.40 price range and top 9.45. Receipts about 5,500, holdovers 245. Cattle market weak to lower in slaughter classes, heifers steady, calves 350 receipts. Sheep advance with better grades at 10 to 11 dollars, top 11.50. total receipts 800. Chicago hogs 44,000 head, direct 20,000, steady to 10 cents higher, 9.15 to 9.25 for lighter weights. Cattle receipts 19,000. sheep 8,000.
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Union
Chicago
Sseseenee
Rikers Aiaeseaaes
United Press
Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Markets June 30
Receipts and prices vary across Chicago Cincinnati East St. Louis Pittsburgh Toledo and more. Hogs mostly steady to up 10-15 cents with tops around 9.35. cattle and calves mixed with feeding and yearling bids held or under pressure. sheep steady to weak, lambs strong in spots amid diverse lots.
Bath Water as Holy Water in Aga Khan Belief
A Times summary notes Ripley's Believe It or Not item on the Aga Khan sacred bath water sold to his followers in India. It references his status as spiritual leader of the Chod ras and reports his Derby-winning horse Blenheim. Also mentions T. E. Burns three hits in one inning in 1883 and iron’s flammable properties versus gunpowder.
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Aga Khan
India
Fatima
Mohammed
Blenheim
T. E. Burns
Chicago
Burns
Consolidations and Dividends Highlight June Financial Notes
Global markets show opening rates for major currencies, crude rubber stocks in London rise by 811 tons weekly, Swift International issues a 1.25 dividend payable August 1. Canadian Pacific May net totals 1.226 million after expenses, versus 2.53 million in 1929. Freight car loadings in Canada dip 779 from prior week, five month totals down. Westinghouse Electric secures a navy order worth about 1.5 million for cruiser propulsion gear. Major farm board and truck company news also noted.
Market Review Sees No Alarming Shift in Conditions
In New York June 30 the National Business Council and a leading bank survey offer a concise cross section of current business. They note no new dangers, some encouraging signs, and that last year's excess production lingers as a factor. While profits and dividends may shrink, select firms have adjusted well and provide attractive investment opportunities as the market trends toward orderly trading.
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National Business Council
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Cleveland and Louisville Markets
Hogs receipts 2 500 holdovers 75 and market active with gains 15 25 cents. Pigs $9 25 to $9 65, sows and stags steady at $8 and $6. Cattle receipts 1 000 slow to weak with better grade steers in demand up to $9 50 for fat cattle. cows $4 75 to $6 50. bulls $5 to $6 25. Louisville reports 1 700 hogs steady. prime heavy steer $9 to $10 50, medium plain $6 50 to $7 50. fat heifers $9 25. cows $4 to $6 50. calves $7 to $8. Sheep and lambs mix. buck lambs $8 75. clipped sheep $2 50 to $3 50. Weekend shipments noted. cattle and calves 320 and hogs none.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Askin
Stearly
United Presse
Pittsburgh
Wiiac Y
Cleveland
Louisville
Republic Steel to Open Indianapolis Office in July
The Republic Steel Corporation will open a district sales office in Circle Tower Indianapolis on July 7 with H. H. Pleasance as manager. The consolidation forming the new company combines assets of 335 million dollars and annual sales of 250 million, with Tom M. Girdler as chairman and president. The firm offers a full steel product line and holds patents including the Johnston process for electric welded pipe and Witherow die rolling and stainless steel patents.
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Republic Steel Corporation
Indianapolis
Circle Tower
H. H. Pleasance
Bourne- Guller Company
New Corporation
Republic Steel and Iron Company
Central Alloy Steel Corporation
Donner Steel Company
Witherow Steel Company
Interstate Iron and Steel Company
Bourne-Fuller Company
Union Drawn Steel Company
Tom M. Girdler
Clark County
Johnston
Lewark Trial Proceeds In Drunken Driving Child Death Case
The trial of Robert Lewark resumes as the state seeks to prove intoxication at the time his car struck a curb near his home injuring 9 year old Dilma McAfee who died at the scene. Police say Lewark was unable to be questioned for two hours due to alleged intoxication and more than six witnesses testified Friday about his drunk condition.
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Robert Lewark
Station Street
Lewark
Dilma McAfee
Frank Owen
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Sewark
Lost Child Found After Theater Sleepover
William Thomas six years old of 554 Marion avenue woke after sleeping in the Savoy theater at 1223 Oliver avenue. Parents reported him missing to neighbors who alerted theater owner Nathan Tambler, who located the boy asleep in the venue late Sunday night.
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William Thomas
Marion Avenue
Savoy Theater
Oliver Avenue
Nathan Tambler
New Firm Opens Camero Products Corporation
Indianapolis based Camero Products Corporation opens a dry cleaning office at 546 South Meridian Street. Officers include Carl W. Bruenger president Henry Yeiser and Douglas M. Allen of Cincinnati and H. W. Carey local representative.
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Camero Products Corporation
Indianapolis
South Meridian Street
Carl W. Bruenger
Henry Yeiser
Douglas M. Allen
Cincinnati
H. W. Carey
Free to Investors Ad Offers July 2 Issue and Rules
An advertisement invites investors to obtain The Financial Word's July 2 issue and its “Sound Investment Rules” for free. Readers are instructed to return the ad and their plainly written address on a slip of paper.
Bandit Robs Taxi Driver on Lexington Avenue
Sunday morning a bandit robbed taxi driver Turner Thompson of $12 at Highland Avenue and East St. Clair Street. The taxi was later found in the 200 block of Massachusetts Avenue.
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Turner Thompson
Lexington Avenue
Highland Avenue
East St. Clair Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Building Permits Plagued by Messy OCR List
Permit notices show several entries for residential work. Projects include garages for Leepe at 1634 Harlan and German at 1401 North La Salle, with costs $220 and $4. H. P. German adds a dwelling and garage at 1407-1408 North La Salle valued at $5,200. Additional incomplete lines reference P. German and other addresses.
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Eapen Leepe
Harlan
North, la Salle
H. P. German
North la Salle
P. German
Stock Market Holds Noon Gains Amid Broad Uptick
New York trading showed firming gains toward noon as major groups advance. Westinghouse Electric leads with a 4 point intraday rise, United States Steel, General Electric, Radio, and Du Pont show modest climbs while rails, oils, and utilities strengthen. Call money steady near 2 to 3 percent.
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New York
Wesinghouse Electric
Shorts
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Radio
United Aircraft
American Tobacco
du Pont
J. I. Case
Indianapolis Chicago and New York Bank Clearings Report
Indianapolis bank clearings on Monday June 30 totaled 3 593 000 with month clearings at 90 762 000 debits 7 184 060 for the month 182 593 000 Chicago bank clearings 77 10 000 balances 6 700 000 New York bank clearings 684 000 000 with clearings house balance 150 000 000 federal reserve bank credit balance 115 000 000.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Bu Unites
New York
United Press
House
Federal Reserve Bank
City in Brief: Holland and Political Announcements
Heer William de Cock Buning will speak to the Rotary Club on Holland and its exports. George K. Wells will address Kiwanis on industrial education. William Sturm heads Mercator Club talk on speed. Parke county reunion elected Linebarger president and officers. National party state convention set at English. Bert Decker to lead, John Zahnd to give keynote.
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Holland
Heer
William de Cock Buning
Rotary Club
Claypool
Buning
Rotary International
George K. Wells
State Department of Public Instruction
Kiwanis Club
William —. Sturm
Mercator Club
Columbia Club
Parke County
Garfield Park
John A. Linebarger
W. P. Evans
Mayme Jacobs
Martha Jones
National Party
Bert Decker
Congress
John Zahnd
Auto Crash Injures Two Near Shelbyville
A tire blowout caused a vehicle driven by Robert Preitz of 614 North East Street to overturn near Shelbyville on Sunday injuring Preitz and passenger Lois Willsey of 513 Drexel Avenue. Deputy Sheriff Harry Bendel transported both to Indianapolis. In Owensville, Indiana, Fred R. May, 40, Batesville, was killed when his car plunged down an embankment, officials suspect sleep as the cause.
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Robert Preitz
North East Street
Shelbyville
Preitz
Lois Willsey
Drexel Avenue
Indianapolis
Harry Bendel
United Press
Owensville
Fred R. May
Batesville
Ind
May
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