Hold Firm In Light Session Market Rises Mixed
New York May 29 with few exceptions stocks held a firm tone. Industrials led by United States Steel advanced while Chesapeake & Ohio fell sharply. Oils remained strong with United States Industrial Alcohol down early then recovered. Notable gains included Worthington Pump and National Biscuit. radio, Westinghouse, United Aircraft showed buying.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
United States
Worthington Pump
National Biscuit
A M. Byers
Columbia Carbon
J. I. Case
Vulcan
Radio Corporation
Westinghouse Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
Jackard
Fox
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Sinclair
Atlantic Refining
Standard of New York
Bank clearings and balances in major cities May 29
Indianapolis reports bank clearings of 5,034,000 and debits of 6,128,000. Chicago shows clearings of 90,200,000 with balances near 90,600,000. New York totals the day at 1,207,000,000 with clearing house balance 164,000,000 and Fed credit balance 153,000,000. Treasury notes May 27 balance 120,328,990.19 with customs receipts 43,586,983.24 and expenditures 6,854,005.59 for May 27.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Iniutay York
Vt Cereas
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Markets Report From Indianapolis Poultry and Eggs Prices
Market notes show country run eggs at 20c for various sizes and Leghorn hens at 17c. Broilers 25c, ducks 12c, geese 10c. butter in wholesale ranges 33-36c, cheese and other dairy prices listed. Egg market steady with multiple grades and tonnage, while poultry and meat prices vary by weight and class across regions.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
Umberger
Girl Hitch-Hikers Injured in Crash East of Indianapolis
Two Kansas dressed hitch-hiker girls from Kalamazoo Michigan were injured when the car they rode in overturned on the National Road east of Indianapolis. Miss Maxine Purcell 19 bruised and Miss Violet Robinson 21 cut may have a fractured skull. Robinson taken to City Hospital. Driver Herbert Austin of Yazoo City Mississippi reported sudden stop by Charles Hoffman on North New Jersey Street caused the crash. Austin uninjured.
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Kansas
Indianapolis
National Road
Maxine Purcell
Violet Robinson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Robinson
City
Herbert Austin
Yazoo City
Charles Hoffman
North
New Jersey Street
Austin
Kansas City
Kan
Shirt Declared Menace by Utica Jewelers Group
Utica New York May 29. The New York State Jewelers Association declared a shirt with buttons sewn on the collar and cuffs a menace. The unusual action labels the garment a threat to jewelry and order in public spaces.
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United Press
Utica
N. Y
New York State Jewelers’ Association
Dow Jones Summary Highlights May Market Movements
Weekly summary notes Dow Jones totals for week ended May 24 with 149 544 cars at Saveres and 174 519 year to date. Dividends declared by Chase National Bank and Chase Securities Corp totaled 1 payable July 1 with record June 4. Department store April sales rose 6 percent from 1929 while four month totals were 4 percent below last year. American Tobacco Co declared regular quarterly dividend of 1 on preferred stock payable July 1 with record June 10.
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Ennai Ania
Saveres
Londings Yoe
Seiier
Chese National Bank and
Chese Securities Corporation
American Tobacco Company
Teguler
United Press
Denver
Colo
Great Western Sugar Company
Major Monte Stone Flies Here For Race
New York visitor Major Monte Stone arrived in Indianapolis for Memorial Day races aboard a Moore biplane powered by a Moore-Power three valve motor. The aircraft is manufactured by General Airmotors Company of Scranton Pennsylvania, where Stone serves as general sales chief.
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City
Major Monte Stone
New York
Indianapolis
General Airmotors Company
Scranton
General Sales Stone
Bob
Indianapolis Rotary Club fashion parade at Claypool luncheon
The Indianapolis Rotary Club will host a fashion parade presented by Grover A. Millett of Selig Dry Goods Company at the Claypool luncheon on Tuesday. Ladies are invited as guests.
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Indianapolis Rotary Club
Claypool
Grover A. Millett
Selig Dry Goods Company
James E. Fischer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kiwanis International
Indianapolis Kiwanis Club
Alleged Forger Given Fines and Farm Time
Mark Huff of Zionsville Indiana was fined 500 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 180 days on the state penal farm after a Municipal Court conviction by Judge Paul C Wetter for passing fraudulent checks. He received an additional 25 dollar fine and sixty days on the farm for a separate charge of converting Soesae.
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Mark Huff
Zionsville
Ind
Paul C. Wetter
Wetter
Huff
Soesae
Porkers Show Strong Trend Over Holidays
Hog prices rose at city stockyards with 160 to 250 pound hogs selling around 10.60 and top 10.70. Receipts about 5 500 with 374 holdovers. cattle 600. weaners steady at 11. calves 800. Spring lambs 10 to 12.75. all classes steady. Chicago hogs 23 000 receipts with 6 000 direct. holdovers 6 000. market steady near Wednesday's average 10.40 to 10.50. Cattle 5 000. sheep 8 000. Indianapolis market closed Friday and Saturday.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
United Press
Bu Times
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
United Press Incinnati
Bay Ae
National Livestock Market Report Compilation
Chicago and several midwest markets show mixed hog prices with steady to modestly lower trade, while cattle and calves face light demand and lower readings. Regional totals include hog receipts around 23 000 in Chicago and Louisville with prices dropping in some weight classes. sheep and lamb activity steadier in parts.
Grain Futures Show Mixed Keys as May Leads Wheat Decline
Liquidation and mixed signals dominated May trading on the Board of Trade. Wheat and corn showed uneven moves with May futures down while deferred months rose. Liverpool activity steadied prices before late gains. Receipts and cash quotes varied, with field work favorable but market reaction muted.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Local grain elevators set No 2 wheat prices
Grain elevators in Wheat City pay 99 cents per bushel for No 2 red wheat and 94 cents for No 2 hard wheat as market bids. New York coffee range noted.
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City
New York
Births Notable Couples Count in Local Registry
A list of birth announcements includes couples named Lee Baxter to Joy Baxter at 2426 Sheldon and William Younk with Hazel at 1902 East Minnesota, Rae Scott with Georgia, and many more pairs. Hospitals referenced include Methodist Hospital and Methodist Alfred and Mary Baumgart, with numerous addresses and spouse pairings across the community.
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Lee
Joy Baxter
Sheldon
William
Hazel Younk
Minnesota
Rae
Georgia Scott
Northural
Clyde
Elizabeth Whitaker
Concord
Weome
Florence Pearson
Eastwells
James
Gladys Rose
Pevincon
Ethel Bovard
Methodist Hospital
Mary Obear
Piraness
Artie Cobb
Methodist Hosail
Pearl Goens
East
Local Obituary Notices and Causes of Death
Deaths list includes Mary V Engle 61 of 225 East Fifteenth chronic myocarditis Eva Charters 63 at Long hospital diabetes mellitus Virginia Reeves McKenney 5 months city hospital broncho pneumonia Mary J Roach 71 3377 North Sherman Drive chronic myocarditis Matilda Clifton 65 369 West Eleventh cardiovascular renal disease Leona Lillian Brill 5 months 131 East Southern lobar pneumonia Myron Morrison 3 Methodist hospital lobar pneumonia Bridget Lawrence 73 city hospital accident Louise Zeun 54 509 Virginia carcinoma David Beverland 75 Methodist hospital mestoiditis Julia Contrell 46 city hospital diabetes mellitus.
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Mary V. Engle
East Fifteenth
Eva
Charters
Long Hospital
Virginia Reeves McKenney
City Hospital
Mary J. Roach
North Sherman Drive
Matilda Clifton
West Eleventh
Leona Lillian Brill
East Southern
Myron Eugene Morrison
Methodist Hospital
Bridget Lawrence
Louise F. Zeun
Virginia
David Beverland
Julia Contrell
Building Permits Report From E Bunyan and Others
Building permits listed including E Bunyan works at 3062 Central for 530 dollars. W Gellimore fire loss at 201 Re gent for 800. W Gentry addition at 506 Division for 1520. Daniel Warfield repairs at 1024 West Walnut for 280. Ww L Wave dwelling and garage at 6240 Haverford for 4000. Hollenbeck repairs at 938 North Temple 3550. Auth 3 Hall reroof at 1513 West Twenty Third Avenue. A Hillener dwelling and garage at Pleasant Run boulevard for 1700.
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Central
W. Gellimore
Regent
W. Gentry
Daniel Warfield
West Walnut
Ww. L. Wave
Haverford
Hollenbeck
North Temple
Auth
Hall
West Twenty
Oree A
Big Four to Run Special Race Trains for Indy 500
The Big Four will operate two special return trains from Indianapolis to Chicago and Cincinnati for the 500 mile race event. Both trains depart Union Station at 4 30 p m gathering coaches parlor and dining cars while the Sycamore extra from Indianapolis to Chicago is held to 5 15 p m in this race related service plan.
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Indianapolis
Big Four
Chicago
Cincinnati
Union Station
Sycamore
Market optimism persists despite steady British rate
In New York on May 29 the market remains confident as British rates stay unchanged. Open money conditions keep prices low and a potential discount cut looms. The federal oil conservation board’s unit operation plan gains support, with others pushing toward aligning oil supply with demand. Steel activity slows but pipeline material demand boosts future volumes. Lending securities are well supported and brokers’ loans expect only minor changes.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples
Marriage licenses issued to several couples include Guy M Williamson a 40 year old instructor from Saltsbury Ps and Charlotte H Passwater a 25 year old secretary living at 913 East Forty second Carl H Yoeting 29 from 1452 Brookside and Lois E Miller 26 of 3632 Or char ard Willie Parker 24 of 937 West Pearl laborer and Luceal Curry 30 of 606 Tal bert Harry M Wheat 30 Litton clerk and a Brichert 26 of 3930 North Capitol acher Henry Bishop 22 of 718 East McCarty baker and Dorothy M Bowman 19 of 915 Northing William W Cherry 22 of 4920 Iver farmer and Marjorie L Winslow 24 of 4920 Hovey teacher.
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Guy M. Williamson
Saltsbury
Charlotte H. Passwater
East Forty-second
Carl H. Yoeting
Brookside
Lois E. Miller
Orcharard
Willie Parker
West Pearl
Luceal Curry
Talbert
Harry M. Wheat
Litton
A Brichert
North Capitol
Acher
Henry Bishop
East McCarty
Baker
Dorothy M. Bowman
Northing
William W. Cherry
Iver Farmer
Marjorie L. Winslow
Hovey
Who's Who of America in Big Indy Race
The 500 mile Speedway classic draws notable figures to Indianapolis. Horace Dodge and Harvey Firestone stay in downtown hotels, Graham McNamee arrives as international radio announcer, Grantland Rice will referee, and Floyd Gibbons will broadcast from Goodyear blimp Defender over the Speedway plant. The event attracts 150000 spectators with air coverage from Akron to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
America
Horace Dodge
Detroit
Claypool
Harvey Firestone
Graham M’cNamee
Grantland Rice
Floyd Gibbons
Speedway Plant
Gibbons
Akron
French Lick
New York Bank Stocks Company Founder Dies
William H. Beacher aged 62, co founder of Rowland Title Company in Anderson, dies in Reynolds Nebraska. Survived by two sisters Lulu E. McCray and Clara Hiday and brother Wesley Beacher, all of Anderson.
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Anderson, Indl
William H. Beacher
Rowland Title Company
Anderson
Reynolds, Neb
Lulu E. McCray
Clara Hiday
Wesley Beacher
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