Stocks Open Higher On Heavy Demand Across Sectors
A broad market rally followed yesterday's heavy selling with strong buying at the open. Mack Trucks jumped to 224, up 14 from the prior session. Chrysler advanced to 193 1/4 and General Motors to 125 1/4 while rails led gains as Southern Railway and other majors advanced. Maryland oils rose to 53 1/2, a fresh high from 48.
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New York
General List
Mack Trucks
Chrysler
General Motors
Southern Railway
New York Central
Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland
Local Bank Clearings Reach Tuesday Totals
Bank clearings in Indiengalia rose to $2,820,000 for Tuesday while debits reached $6,474,000. The report notes the day's financial activity across the regional institutions.
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Indiengalia Bank
Sugar Market Rumor Sells Near Two Cents in New York
The London sugar market collapse affects New York nearby options. Rumors claim a sale at two cents in the local market, with selling pressure easing on new crop options. The prevailing view is two cents may approximate the year’s low point.
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Thomson & Memignon
New York
London
Local mills pay $1.59 for No 8 wheat in Indianapolis
Local Wagon Wheat Jnsianapolly mills and grain elevators announce a bid of 1.59 dollars for No 8 wheat with other grades valued on their merits.
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Jnsianapolly
FTC move targets Advance Paint Company over gifts
The Federal Trade Commission announced a move to force Advance Paint Company of Indianapolis to comply with an order prohibiting gifts to employees of potential buyers. The commission says the company agreed to stop the practice but did not, and an enforcement order was sought. Thomas J. Kelly, the company president, called the charges groundless and suggested competitors prompted the action.
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Advance Paint Company
Indianapolis
Federal Trade Commission
Thomas J. Kelly
Examination for COPS ordered by Mayor Shank at safety meeting
Mayor Shank ordered a physical examination for veteran policemen unable to hit the bulls eye. After a recent gun battle a bandit escaped and prompted target practice for the force. Chief Rikhoff will submit the list of those failing to qualify to Dr. Converse, police surgeon.
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Shank
Board of Safety
Herman F. Rikhoff
R. V. Converse
Births List Reflects Local Families and Household Names
Birth notices list girls Walter and Esther Lafferty and Doris King among others with addresses on Oxfo and Denning places. Boys include Nondas Nilson and Stella Martin appears in a combined family entry with Marry Dwyer. The notices name Virginia Denman and Rhoda Vick with scattered street references and family connections across several blocks.
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Esther Lafferty
Stat
Rose Atkinson
Doris King
Elsie Palmer
Arn Te E
Nondas Nilson
Rhoda Vick
Ashland
Ard
Stella Martin
Harry
Grace Jones
Calhou Lawrence
Mary Dwyer
My Ke Edward
Alma Rothkopf
Tabor
Numerous Patient Notes and Hospital Entries in Fragmented List
A garbled compilation shows names ages and hospital affiliations with medical conditions such as cerebral hemorrhage chronic myocarditis and skull fractures. Entries reference multiple hospitals including City Hospital Methodist Hospital and St Vincent Hospital with scattered addresses and notes on ailments and outcomes.
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Central
Lewis
Bettisonn
Riley Hospital
Mary Vaught
Cantwell
Dna Cunningham
Aurice Walsh
Alabama
Franee
Albertina Webb
Park
Elizabeth Warner Travis
Canterbyuay
Iam White
City Hospital
Lottie Stanley
Deaconess Hospital
Vbert ‘L. Dame
Ae- Abe v. Faa
S. Harding
St. Vincent Hospital
Fruit and Produce Prices Across Regions Listed in Ledger
A fragmented price list shows diverse fruits and vegetables with weights and per unit costs. Items include apples like Maiden Blush Grimes Golden and King Davids 40-pound baskets, bananas, berries, citrus, peaches, pears, plums, prunes, beans, greens, lettuce, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, and more with varied prices and origins such as Michigan California and Colorado.
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Fresh Markets Report and Commodity Prices Across Cities
Market notes cover eggs meat and dairy prices in New York Cleveland and Chicago. Butter creamery and standard varieties quoted with receipts and steady to easy trends for lard pork and cheese amid varied regional levels.
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Grains Show Mixed Finish On Chicago Board Of Trade
Grains closed mixed with wheat up fractionally corn down and oats steady on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat strength reflected bull sentiment from unfavorable foreign crop news while bears limited price declines. Provisions rallied late to finish higher.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Grain receipts and shipments report from Chicago
Primary receipts show Wheat 815000 versus 3504000, corn 554000 versus 773000, oats 608000 versus 1410000. Shipments list Wheat 852000 against 3846000, corn 200000 against 779000, oats 318000 against.
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Chicago
Ainst
Wholesale Meat Prices Listed By Weight
A period price list shows beef and hog prices by live weight and carcass. Native steers 500 to 800 lbs under carcase 3c. native heifers 300 to 450 lbs 17% to 22c under carcass. native cows 400 to 710 lbs 124% to 18e under carcass. Also sweetbreads 28e. hogs 140 to 200 lbs 204 Ome. spring lambs 25 to 40 lbs 28c. mutton sausages 26c. legs 26c. tongues 15c. brains 5c. carot: 70 to 200 lbs carcasses.
Salary Cuts to be Tested by State Budget Committee
Officials questioned the legality of last Saturday's State Budget Committee action discharging state employees and cutting salaries. The dispute centers on whether the committee acted under the law creating the Budget Committee or under the General Appropriation Act defining the State Finance Committee. The appropriation bill assigns fixed salaries to the Finance Committee with Legislature approval, while the Budget Committee fixes salaries not set by law.
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Mittee
Rooming House Raided Lead to Prohibition Charge
Eddie Fox Brown, operator of a rooming house and restaurant at 306 N Senate Ave, was brought to police headquarters on a blind tiger charge after deputies searched his home Monday afternoon. A warrant by City Judge Dan V White led to seizure of two five-gallon cans of white mule whisky, six empty cans, five quarts of liquor, and several empty bottles. Sheriff Omer Hawkins is seeking the owner of a deserted automobile found near Nora Indiana containing 110 gallons of alcohol with an Illinois license.
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Dan V. White
Omer Hawkins I
Nora
Ind
Illinois
Eight to Lose Jobs in Sewer Dragging Gang
Martin J. Hyland street commissioner announced today eight men will be dropped from the sewer dragging gang due to a shortage of funds.
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Powell seeks to annul marriage in court
Cincinnati reporter notes Powell a 19 year old husband of Agnes Smith Powell a 60 year old grandmother sought to annul his marriage on the first anniversary claiming intoxication and threats from two sons and a son in law of his wife. Mrs Powell disputed the claim saying he was a willing party to the ceremony.
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Cincinnati
Carmen Powell
Agnes Smith Powell
Powell
Hogs and cattle prices slide at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Hog prices fell by about 25 cents pressured by large receipts around 9,000 hogs including 8,500 fresh and 403 holdovers. The heaviest hogs dropped to 11.75 with light pigs at 12, light lights 11.75 to 12, sows and stags lower. Cattle trading started slowly with steers at 7.13 to 7.50, heifers 5 to 5.10, and cows 3 to 7.59 as feeders eased to 7.75 to 8.00 amid quality-related declines. Sheep and lambs held near 13.50 to 14.50 with receipts about 500.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Exchange
Global Market Notes from Chicago and Several Cities
Cattle receipts around 12 000 with beef steers slow. prices up to 16 75 per cwt for top 1325 lb cattle. Hog receipts 26 000 with market lower. sows and packers steady to 11 90. Lamb and sheep mixed with natives up to about 14 70 for fat lambs and steady demand across regions including Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Cleveland markets.
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Louis
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Tax Levy Cuts in Lawrence County Board Reduces Rates
The state tax board sliced Lawrence County levy from 68 to 53 cents and Shawswick Township levy from 1.79 to 1.64, while levies for Bedford school and civil cities remain unchanged.
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State
Shawswick Township
Bedford
State highway paving outlook dims as year ends
John D. Williams, director of the State highway commission, forecast no major paving gains this fiscal year. The 3.2 million maintenance appropriation limits road takeovers, and 365 miles were paved this year with little chance for more next year. Gravel roads near their limit require costly base renewal to stay drivable.
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State Highway Commission
Commission
Williams
Plymouth
Peru
Murder Marsh Yields Bodies in Pittsburgh Area
In the New Castle region a swamp dubbed murder marsh yielded headless male bodies and a woman's skull within two weeks. Searchers planned today to probe the swamp between Newcastle Junction and West Pittsburgh for more victims amid reports of a possible fourth victim.
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New Castle
Newcastle Junction
Pittsburgh
Graft charge to be probed involving policewoman
Policewoman Hettie Brewer, colored, was to appear before Inspector John 8 White regarding a report from Monday about her Saturday visit to a colored dance hall at 234 W Walnut St. She said a colored youth bought liquor from a man there and Kinda Barber offered $200 to police officials, saying she couldn’t help herself.
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John 8. White
Mrs Stroud Laid to Rest After Fatal Shooting
Mrs Lydia Stroud was shot and killed last Friday by Clarence Peterman, a roomer in the Stroud home, who then killed himself. Funeral at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church drew hundreds. burial at Crown Hill. A grieving husband placed a single red rose on the grave as service ended.
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Lydia Stroud
Clarence Peterman
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Peterman
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Jury panel wanders through morning in murder trial
The jury selection drags on with Citizen Johnson and George Snead among talesmen. Defense lawyer Eph Inman quizzed witnesses about relatives and potential biases while Judge Sparks clarifies penalties and press scrutiny grows amid laughs and tense questions.
Senator Watson Speaks at Marion Centenary Events
James E. Watson addressed Marion Civic Hall during the county's 100th birthday observance. A daylong program featured a three mile parade and a pageant titled Cycle of a Century led by the Indianapolis Police and Firemen's band.
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Ind
James E. Watson
Civic Hall
Indianapolis
Frat Leases Home at 2110 College Ave for Chapter House
Rho Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will lease the house at 2110 College Ave for a fraternity home opening Nov 1. The chapter numbers forty members with Harold Martin as president.
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Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
College Ave
Harold Martin
Program by Ensemble airs on WFBM tonight
The Pettis Light Opera Ensemble presents a sunny south songs program on WFBM from 8 15 to 9 15 tonight. The Garret Quartet of Mt Paren Baptist Church will perform a selection of old time negro spirituals.
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WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
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WAR VETERAN DIES J C Swan 79 Civil War veteran and politician
James C. Swan 79 a Civil War veteran and former Democratic politician died Monday at home with his daughter Mrs Inez E Gordon in Metamora Indiana Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Metamora Ind Pioneer Woman Buried Mrs Bond 90 widow of Calvin Bond buried at Mel Indiana She was the second oldest woman in Hamilton County One daughter and four sons survive
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Inez E. Gordon
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Calvin Bond
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