Wall Street Lost Gains As Rates Rise News Weighs
Industry groups and stock traders watched mixed moves as United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel advanced in late trading after recoveries while Evans Products dipped on dividend doubts. Western Union gained on a rate hike plan for Postal and FCC action. Subcommittee adjournment on tax revision disappointed markets as hopes for early reforms faded amid administration pressure for reforms. Sitzen Motors and Chrysler were mentioned in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
Postal
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Evans
House
Sittren Motors
Chrysler
FOR SALE AND STOCKHOLDERS NOTES FROM LAWRENCE
Classified notices include for sale items such as Spitz puppies and corn fodder plus dressed turkeys with contact numbers in Lawrence Kansas. Stockholders meetings announced for Douglas County Building and Loan Association January 11 1938 and Peoples State Bank January 8 1938 with officers named. Local market data cover hay grain and livestock receipts with prices and futures details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Mae Ting
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Said Building and Loan Association
Lawrence
Kansas
Janary
Pearl Emick
Peoples State Bank
S. A. Wood
Lawrence National Bank
Geo. W. Kuhne
Wheat market surge follows eastern speculative push in Chicago
Chicago wheat futures rose nearly two cents as eastern speculative buying boosted prices. Winnipeg December contracts aided the move while traders prepared for the U S crop report. May and July figures show gains with open interest listed. livestock and produce markets also show varied shifts across Kansas City and Chicago as of December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
United States
Christmas events unfold in Oskaloosa area gatherings
Amos Leech travels to Lawrence for a Kappa Sigma Christmas dinner dance. Central Chapel Aid members are entertained at Mrs. Wyatt Gragg’s home with devotions and a Christmas story. Leona Grant, Claire Rogers, and Dorothy Potters perform, followed by a gift exchange and refreshments. The vocational boys host a party in the Ag building with their dates, chaperoned by Merle Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Leech
Lawrence
Kappa. Sigma
Wyatt Gragg
Central Chapel Aid
Margaret Perry
Leona Grant
Claire Rogers
Dorothy Potters
Merle Webb
Bertha McClure
Topeka
Clyde Cook
Dan Reber
Hutchinson
Reber
Cappie Lytton
Colonial Club
John Roberts
Arlin Wilkinson
Answers to Test Questions From Page Two
A list of quiz answers includes Gunain Opa who was hanged as a spy in the American Revolutionary War, Count Leo Tolstoy, and Anthony J. Dimond. Other items mention a scroll saw, nearsightedness, and phrases such as By the Grace of God and Magnitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opa
Leo Tolstoy
Anthony J. Dimond
High School Students Present Christmas Gift at Hanna
A group of Hanna high school students led by Miss Doris McGuire gave a Christmas gift of lights at the Hanna rooms. A yuletide luncheon followed with plum pudding, hosted by Mrs. Haines and several sisters and friends. The issue notes community events, church activities, and local obituaries including Mary Ellen Clay’s death at age 83 in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Bessie Davis
Charles Tewell
Mary Weibel
Wilma Sloop
Doris McGuire
Haines
Alta
Seevers
Carl Stebbens
Hazel Jenkins
Kaufman
Weishaar
Tom Hall
Francis Dunnn
Lyons
Dunn
Dorothy McCaslin
Bert Casebier
Topeka
Elmer Casebier
Mary Ellen Clay
Wichita
Leslie
Althea
Eva
Elsie
Eva Baker
Perry
Elsi
Ethel Lane
Ada Johnson
Jennie Davis
Joe Burns
Gertrude Goldman
John Sutton
Adelaide Johnston
Charles
James Swoyer
W. B. Ford
Margaret Ford
Marguerite McCoy
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Underwood
Bullock’s
Dickinson Theatre
Butter's Shop
Mass
St. Ph
S. C. Hinshaw
East 8Th
Vermont
Marian Rice Dance Studio
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Myra Jordan
H. E. Jordan
Reliable Farmers Alliance Insurance Co
Frank Fox
Mickey Beauty Shop
Iva
Naamie Beauty Shop
John H. Tucker Charlton Insurance
New
Hmp. St
Cordley
K. U
Chas E
M. R. Gill
Dread Ave
Pinckney School
Lea Real Estate
East Ltd
Sea i Aece
Rock Road
Mass St
Christenson
Eas Heatrola
N. H
Swadley
H.S
Mack Real Estate
West Ltd
Care Journal-World
Turkey
Eugene McCabrin
Eudora
Lieber
A. Bradley
Clinton Free Exchange
Harry
Broers
Pet-Stock & Supplies
Grant’s
A. C.nichols
Canaries
Scottie
Ella Cinders
Lev
aIven
By Bill Conselmian
Charlie Phimb
Little Orphan Annie—Snow Lark
Cern
Barold Jennie
New Werke
Igh Low Close
al Chem & Dye Lee
TAN Wee
Ceennrteeemene
Tel & Tel
Chyrysler
Fs Fia
Elec
Gen Motors
Nat Dairy Pr
Phillips Pet
Socony-Vac W
U S Steel Mae
Nei
Journal-World
Frank
BANKS
First National Bank
Blas
John C. Emick
Cherokee
Missouri
Henry Wagner
3Rd and North Sts
H. V. Stone
Bruno Bros
Thomas Bros
Chiropractors
Orrey M. Smith Goal Co
H. W. Craig
Fred C.heck
Art E. Stoner
West Hills Parkway
J. R. Holmes Inn. Co
Eith St
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Guernsey
Dead Animal Disposal Co
Maine
Lecompton
Singer Shop
T. Bellinger
Mgr
East 9Th
Meuffels and Baker
D.W. Dews
Harper's Barn
2Nd and Perry
Tenn
North 2Nd
Delco
Oscar T. York
Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertown
Ford
Motorolas
Philips
Gilbert Francis
Hunter Bros
Poland
China
Claude Landon
Miller’s
Jonathan
Lawrence Cider Vinegar Co
Rock Chalk Cafe
12Th and
Oread
James Joyce
Gén
Leasure
McGrew-Peck Inv. Co
Cordley School
Chas. E. Louk
Harry ‘Turner Coal Co
Johns Coal Co
Alzes
Gleed Bros
West 23Rd St
Conn
John Casey
Jersey
Staley
Rupf Hatcheries
8Th and
M. R. Gil
Ask St. Lawrence
8Th
Will Gell
Ernest Klooz
Geo. Petty
Cobblers
Ohios
Minnesota
Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
USDA
Government
New York
U. S
Treasury
Mae Inine
Kaffir
Wall Street
Santa Fe
Minent
Aircrafft
Inland Steel
Crucible
Sears, Roebuck
International Nickel
International Harvester
Johns Manville
American Shipbuilding
Continental Can
Kansas City Livestock
Earl
City
Daho Russet Burbanks
Colorado McClures
North Dakota ‘Bliss
Oskaloosa
Gunain
Tonite
Green Bros
HERA
Hoover
Hanna
Gunter
Hatthe
Anderson Place
E. W. Penchard
Williams-Roberts Motorco
D. Co
Buick
W.B
Essex
Willys
Hunsinger Motor Co
Miller Furniture Co
Abner
By al Capp
Ned
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