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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1950

Page

4

Trend analysis of stock market weekly movements and costs

The piece reviews stock market activity with a Thursday surge after morning declines, noting Industrials near the year's high and Rails hitting a new peak. It discusses Dow theory signals, inflationary pressures, and shifts from bonds to equities while citing 1946 1948 profit figures and debt considerations.

Pau Mengregor B.D. Hutton de Gompenr Adalat Dow Dow-Jones

Commodity Price Index Rises to 194.05

The Associated Press wholesale commodity price index rose to 194.05 for the week, highest since February 1948, up from 192.63 last week and 158.07 a year ago. Industrials textiles and non-ferrous metals showed gains while cotton declined.

New York Associated Press Ehase New Griw

Cost of Living Index Rises for July to August

Washington reports the cost of living index advanced 0.3 percent from July 15 to August 15 as most major items climbed. The index stood at 173.1 percent of the 1935-39 average, 2.5 percent above the previous period. Food items varied, with some showing sharp changes while four categories declined slightly.

Washington Arena of Labor Statistics

Butter and Poultry Trade Notes from Market Report

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss butter eggs poultry and market terms. Mentions grade by others and prices or values, with unclear lines about a seller and items traded. Indicates a March or month reference and a general market context without full clarity.

Union Oil agrees 6 percent raise for 1500 workers

Workers at Union Oil and the company announced a similar pact in Los Angeles, offering a 6 percent wage boost with a minimum of 10 cents an hour. Industry sources say the agreement could become a pattern as the first deal under a new contract between the union and the company.

Angeles Unional and & Const Oll Company

Livestock Market Report and Prices Decline in Mixed Trade

A fragmented livestock market list shows bid and ask movements with varied prices. Notable figures include loads at 28 dollars per hundredweight and weights around 200 pounds, reflecting softer demand for natives and replacements amid fluctuating futures.

Court Orders Fund Sent to Poland Woman

Dayton court orders funds redirected to a Polish woman in Poland after action by Judge Charles Lee Mills following Detroit consul of the Polish government. The case cites Mrs Kurd, 43, and mentions her daughter. Further details are unclear from the readable fragments.

Poland Dayton Ohio Common Pleas Court Charles Lee Mills Detroit Birs Anna Kurd Mra Ki Mra Hi Day

Grain Market Slips Amid Weather Weakness

Grain prices eased as trading showed limited demand and rainfall disrupted supplies. Traders noted wheat and other cereals under pressure, with minor fluctuations recorded across markets.

Markets at a Glance CE a sked Eee. nits stomp. ee

Markets at a Glance reports a brief, unclear market snapshot with fragmented text. It includes stray letters and incomplete phrases that do not form coherent data or identifiable entities. The readable portion offers no verifiable persons, organizations, dates, or numbers to summarize.

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Business and Industry Week Sees Strong Growth Amid Inflation

New York reports a buoyant economy with rising living costs and higher taxes prompting wage strikes. Freight carloadings reach 866,207, bank clearings totaling 18.50 billion, and bank loans to business surge to 15.33 billion. Auto and soft coal output rise, crude oil hits a record daily rate, while paper and pulp mills maintain high production. 165 business failures vs 145 prior period.

New York Thomas HB. McCabe Federal Reserve Board Boston Long Paper and Paper Poard Mill

Tiny girl's long-absent dog returns home

Patty Kale of 4557 Gaviota Ave celebrates the return of her long-missing Boston bulldog Duke after two months. The dog came home in poor condition, covered with fleas and fungus, and was not allowed to be touched until a veterinarian could examine him.

Patty Kale Gaviota Ave Sbe Duke Boston Pat’ Rummel Peta Protective League Patty Joseph League Jdoka Kales Alost Sander the Peare

Patrice Wy morehan leaves for Paris wedding

New York dispatch reports Patrice Wymore, red haired actress, leaving by plane for Paris to marry actor Errol Flynn. Parents James Wymore of Salina Kansas note their daughter sails at age 23. Flynn staff and relatives discuss dress, trousseau, and pending marriage papers.

New York Patrice Wymore Han Paria Errollynn James Wymore Salina Kaw Resent Margaret Flynn Eddington Nora Eddington Wymore Trousseau Bed & Trunk

Formal Opening Set for New First Baptist Church

The opening of the new First Baptist Church at 10th St and Pine Ave is scheduled for Sunday October 1. Identical services will be at 9 and 11 with Sunday school at 10 30. The sanctuary seats 1690 and visitors are welcome. The organ with three manuals has been installed and Charles C Tin is minister of music.

First Baptist Church 10Th St Pine Ava Charles C. Tin Harold

Wage raise ends soda ash tie up in Syracuse

In Syracuse New York production of soda ash resumed under a new wage contract ending a 102 day strike by 2000 workers. Five members of District 50 United Mine Workers approved the contract with Solvay Process Div. The union won a 10 cent an hour wage increase plus a 5 cent raise next June 1 and a $100 monthly union-financed plan.

Syracuse District 50 United Mine Workers Solvay Process Divinive Oe Filtes Ight Emical Nl Union Finance & Ion Plan

Back to School Dinner Held by Immanuel Baptist Youth

The Immanuel Baptist Church youth group hosted its annual Back to School dinner sponsored by the Mother's Club under the church’s direction. Students from Jefferson and Will Rogers Junior Highs, Wilson and Poly High, Occl dental College, University of Redlands, and Long Beach City College attended. President Bon Gorsuch led the student body in presenting the program, with Rev. R. Merrill Jensen delivering the devotional at the close.

Immanuel Baptist Church Mother's Club Ear Jefferson Will Rogers Wilson and Poly Occldental College University of Redlands Long Beach City Col Bon Gorsuch Your l R. Merrill Jensen

Church to Dedicate Sunday School Annex

The church will dedicate its Sunday School Annex in a ceremony this month. Officials plan a short program featuring clergy remarks and a reception for parishioners and guests.

Assistant Minister to Give Sermons at Local Church

Rev. Merwin Storms formerly of Huntington Park and now assistant pastor at Flist Pilgrim Holiness Church will preach at morning and evening services tomorrow. Announcement was made by Rev. James W. Dooley, the pastor, who is conducting meetings at Santa Fe.

Merwin Storms Huntington Park Flist Pilgrim Holiness Church Walnut ‘Ave James W. Dooley Dooley Santa Fie

Bellflower Rally At Full Gospel Tabernacle

A Bellflower rally will be held Monday at the Bellflower Full Gospel Tabernacle on Center and Stevens. The Orangeest District Christ's Amors rally is hosted by the Assembly of Churches mission group from Springfield Missouri. The Missionaires Quartet will perform as guests for the evening, and Rev Warren Hill district president for Southern California will attend.

Orangeest Christ's Amors Bellflower Full Gospel Tabernacle Center Stevens Missionaires Quartet The Assembly of Churches Springfield Warren Hill Southern California

Navy Shipmates Club invites couples to parish house event

The Shipmates Club invites Navy and ex Navy personnel to a social at 451 Ocean Blvd on Tuesday at 6 30 pm. A large attendance is anticipated for the couples group with plans and activities to be announced.

Fnine Shine Navy Amy Pel Porpote Ocean Au Sociale exNavy Moe

Report on World Conference to be featured at Magnolis Ave church

The Evening Church of the Brethren on Magnolis Ave will feature a report on the World Conference on Christian Education held in Toronto. Mr. and L. L. Barton will present the report, introduced by Rev. Norman J. Baugher, the pastor.

Church of the Brethren Magnolis Ave Toronto L. L. Barton Norman J. Baugher

Buena Park Lutheran Church Plans Day in Church School

Buena Park Lutheran Church in Buena Park will observe Day in the church school tomorrow. Children are invited to attend and enroll in the school as part of the observance and activities planned by the church educators.

Buena Park

U. S. Military Hospitals See Capacity to Absorb War Casualties

Meiling stated hospitals can accept increased casualties as Shafer noted military manpower shortages. House members expect a large rise in return flights of wounded to the United States in weeks ahead as Army medical authorities report beds short. Mell said the Defense Department will open additional hospitals if services require them.

U. S Meiling Shafer United States Mell Defense Department

City Council studies house moving ordinance revision plan

The ordinance committee will meet Wednesday at 9 p m to review Edward M. O Connor s proposed changes shifting duties to the Department of Building and Safety They would remove posting and protest periods and require a completion bond before permits A review to ensure moved structures match local types and comply with fire safety and sanitation is included Citizens within 300 feet receive notices and 10 day protest windows exist if the permit is denied The agenda also notes related Penal Code auctions sprinkler system updates and city code administration Clarence E Wagnes chairs the committee

Department of Building and Safety Edward M. O'Connor Jare Los Angeles O'Conner Clarence E. Wagnes

Shipbuilders End Sitdown in East Shipyards Halted

A two day sitdown involving about 6000 workers at New York Shipbuilding Corp ends as Local 1 of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers votes to resume work. Union guards promise no more than 2000 furloughs. the yard had furloughed 1100 last week amid government orders to halt work on three 13,000 ton passenger vessels. The Maritime Commission later ordered all work stopped to convert the ships to troop transports.

Innsurance Company Statistician Christ Alexand Wiles Clisis United States Chester F Connecticut Lek Beg Mearr A. N. J. Bent Company Promine New York Shipbuilding Corp. E Local 1 Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Maritime Commission

Obituaries from Bellflower and Long Beach areas

Obituary notices record Peter Robert Holgate 34 of Bellflower died yesterday in Long Beach Hospital. Survivors include widow Helen I Holgate and three children Arline Ellen Peter Jr all of Bellflower. Service Monday 2 p.m. White Funeral Home chapel, Elks Lodge 888 involved. Burial Rose Hills Memorial Park.

Holgate Bellflower Peter Robert Holgate Dagwood Ave Long Beach Leyden Colo Douglas Aircraft Long Ich Helen I. Holgate Arline Ellen Peter Jr J. H. Holgate Canoga Park Chapel of White Funeral Home Elks Lodge Rose Hills Memorial Park

Funeral Notices Mixed Ledger Incomprehensible Text

The readable portion shows scattered names and garbled phrases about funeral notices and addresses, with no coherent event details or clear identities to summarize into a proper card.

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