Chicago Board of Trade to extend hours next Monday
The Chicago Board of Trade will add 30 minutes to trading, opening at 9:30 a.m. and closing at 1:45 p.m. EST from Monday through Friday. The notice lists broad stock quotations including American Airlines, Anaconda Copper, General Electric, and Studebaker Corp among others.
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Chicago P
Chicago Board of Trade
Greene & Ladd
American Airlines
American Can
American
Mead Corp
Bri
Budd Mf
Sage Can
Baking Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright Curtis En
Deer & Co
Emerson Radio
Firestone Tire
Gen
Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodrich Tire Gt. Northern
Greyhound Bus Lines
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Inspir
Caprace Int
Kennecott Copper Eee
Kroger Bakingeens
Lorillard Tobacco Co
Marshall Field
N. Pacific RR
Ohio Oil Packard Corp
Pan American Paramount Pictures
Ashland Oil
Armco Steelee Yy Hs Rao RE Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Mae
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Nash Kelv
Philco Radio
Sesesssre Phillips Petr
Ssevccesenes
Pullman Corp
Ceescessues Radio Corp
Cvevecesese Republic Steel Ciseseseceee Revere Copper
Ssccceeeees Schenley
Cescereees Server, Inc
Sinclair
Cseseceeeeses South
Pacifiie
Recceesever Southern Raile
Cscossecsesers
Sverry Corp
Eeaccseeseves
Mumree
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S
Zenith Radio Ee
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report With Mixed Activity
USDA salable hogs at Cincinnati opened moderately active with barrows and gilts steady to 15 lower, sows mostly steady. Cattle light trade with steers and heifers slow but some lightweight steady, cows and bulls in early demand. Sheep steady with prime lambs scarce and feeder lambs 18.00-20.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Cincinnati Prices and Grades
Dayton listings show Cincinnati produce prices with egg grades and current receipts. Poultry fryers are noted as commercially grown with weight and color descriptors, reflecting wholesale quality classifications.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Sparkman Returns Home to Welcoming North Alabama Crowd
Sen. John Sparkman, Democratic vice presidential nominee, returned to his North Alabama roots amid welcoming crowds in Sparkman’s birthplace. He urged a campaign to defeat Republicans with a fact based appeal and promised nationwide victory in November plus four more years of prosperity. He wore a cotton bale boutonniere symbolizing his rise from modest beginnings.
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Rex Thomas Hartselle
Ala
Sen
John Sparkman
North Alabama
Huntsville
Sparkman
Albertville
Adlai Stevenson
Arab, Ala
Democratic Party
Gov. Stevenson
Banker Attends Wisconsin School Of Banking
William W. Raines of Oglesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust will spend two weeks at the University of Wisconsin Madison to study banking. The session is the first year of a three year program toward a graduation certificate and includes annual extension work. The Central States Conference sponsors the school with attendees from over 30 states and a faculty of bankers, lawyers, and executives.
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William W. Raines
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank and Trust Company
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Central States Conference
Bankers Associations
Mid-Western
Springfield Moose Degree Team Plans Weekend Initiation
A former state champion degree team from Springfield will conduct the Middletown Moose Lodge initiation Sunday at 3 p.m. The event includes a guest speaker buffet luncheon entertainment and dancing. Final arrangements and an open house are discussed for the week.
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Springfield
Middletown
Io State Moose Association
Dayton
Ding Dong Daddy Faces Divorce Suit as Marital Record Grows
Francis H. Van Wie known as the Ding Dong Daddy of the D Line is sued for divorce by Martha Van Wie in Long Beach. The 66 year old former streetcar conductor has a reported total of 16 marriages including a recent union in Las Vegas with Amelia Pritchard.
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Los Angeles
Francis H. van Wie
Martha van Wie
Long Beach
Yuma
Ariz
Delaware GOP Opens Convention With Veteran Bonus Stance
The Delaware Republican Convention convenes in Wilmington today focusing on state veteran bonus plans for Korean War veterans and push for fair employment practices within the state.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Commodity Prices Reported in Brief
The fragment lists dairy and produce pricing with butter wholesale 78 and butterfat premium 63 regular 58, potatoes at 5.50 to 7.25, and poultry categories including whites 34-36, red 34-36, heavy hens 20-23, light 14, old roosters M4.
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Hennery
Miss Europe title sparks bikini controversy in Naples
In Naples Turkey’s Gunzeli Basar, winner of Miss Europe, refused Bikini attire and faces fresh criticism. France’s Nicolet Druin placed second claiming Basar lacks standard beauty marks. Vera Marks of Germany joined the critique as Basar defends her two piece suit and coverage.
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Naples
Italy
Gunzeli Basar
Turkey
France
Nicolet Druin
Germany
Vera Marks
Woman Falls Into Tar In Middletown Says Tar Injures Ankle
Mrs. Fred Kramer of 2104 Hill Ave. was treated at Middletown Hospital for a badly bruised left ankle after being found covered in street tar. Police received three calls about the incident with conflicting reports of a fall or being struck, and the case ended with the hospital admission at 1:24 p.m.
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Middletown Hospital
Fred Kramer
Hill Ave
John Combs
Wicorf St
Kramer
Larry White
Blame County Cited Over Middletown Rabies Surge
A state health representative blamed county lax dog control for Middletown rabies outbreaks in Mayfield Oneida and Rolling Mill Park. He urged immediate intensive control and a long term program with community groups to curb rabies in humans dogs and animals.
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Mayfield
Rolling Mill Park
Oneida
Allan M. Greenlee
Division of Communicable Disease
A. M. Clark
Hamilton Health Commission
L.C. Neer
Middletown
Greenlee
Hamilton
Neer
Belmont
Homewood Additions
County Commission
Obituary: Mrs Bertha M Coate 1872 194? Middletown
Mrs Bertha M Coate 79 of 23 Curtis St lifelong Middletown resident died 8 40 p m Tuesday at Middletown Hospital widow of Gilbert E Coate died May 3 1945. Born October 15 1872 she belonged to St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary. Survived by niece Mrs Margaret Sticklen grandniece Mrs Mary Svarda and grandnephews. Funeral 2 p m Thursday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 7 10 p m today.
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Bertha M. Coate
Curtis St
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Coate
Gilbert E. Coate
Ladylawn Convalscent Home
Joseph and
Melvina Hill
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Margarite Sticklen
Maud, Co
Mary Svarda
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Donald Calvert
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Emma Massey 72 dies after illness in Middletown
Mrs Emma Massey wife of Tim Massey of 905 Eighth Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 5 30 am after two weeks of treatment. A Middletown resident 16 years she leaves four sons Raymond Joe Charcy and Thomas all of Middletown three daughters Hattie Banks Lucille Rice and Lillie Belle Gary seven grandchildren two sisters and 10 brothers. Funeral arrangements are at Maxberry Funeral Home.
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Emma Massey
Tim Massey
Eighth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Raymond
Joe Charcy
Thomas
Hattie Banks
New York City
Lucille Rice
Dayton
Lillie Belle Gary
Theo Jenkins
Newark
N. J
Mary Meachem
New London
N. C
Foster Means
Greenville
S. C
Gaston
5. C
Grant
Pallbearers named for Mrs Sarah Jane Kincaid services
Mrs Sarah Jane Kincaid 87 will be laid to rest with pallbearers her sons Charles Miles Chester Ned Aubrey and Robert Kincaid. Friends may visit Riggs Funeral Home today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m. The body will lie in state at Full Gospel Pkwy until 2 p m Thursday when Rev C W Trenan will lead funeral services and burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. She died Monday afternoon at 1322 Woodlawn Ave.
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Sarah Jane Kincaid
Charles
Miles
Chester
Ned
Aubrey
Robert Kincaid
Riggs
C. W. Trenan
Franklin Man Walter Kellner Dies at 68
Walter Kellner 68 of Franklin Route 2 died at 5 55 p m Tuesday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after being admitted Monday Surviving is his widow Celeste.
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Franklin
Walter Kellner
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Celeste
Hamilton Deaths John Houston 61
John Houston 61 of 38 Hancock Ave died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. Services will be at 9 a.m.
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Hamilton
John Houston
Hancock Ave
Mercy Hospital
Residents press to curb truck traffic on Sutphin
North Sutphin St residents petition city commissioners to reduce heavy truck traffic using the street to reach Manchester and Charles St. at the 7:45 p.m. regular meeting. The council will consider emergency bonds for repairing sidewalks and gutters on Broad St Central Ave Charles St Crawford St and First Ave with repaving slated. Also on the agenda are routine matters and the Police Athletic League boxing exhibition permission for August 29 at Armco Field.
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North Sutphin St
North
Britain’s TUC Warns Against Pay Demands
The Trades Union Congress warns that sweeping wage rises could wreck the economy by raising export prices. The General Council issues its annual report to eight million union members amid rising cost of living demands while Churchill's government maintains a hold line.
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London
Britain
Trades Union Congress
TUC
General Council
Congress
Winston Churchill
Labor
Flandre Out Of Transatlantic Runs Until December
New York The Flandre, France's new liner, will skip a December crossing after 11 sailings were canceled due to repairs. On maiden voyage the ship faced mechanical problems and was towed to her pier on arrival.
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New York
Flandre
France
Tech French Line
Whipple Jacobs Dies at 55 in Pipersville Pa
Whipple Jacobs president of Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp. died Tuesday in Pipersville Pennsylvania at age 55. He led the company with prominence in the copper products industry.
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Pipersville
Whipple Jacobs
Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp
Radio returns: Your Hit Parade and The Shadow back this fall
New York reports two long running radio programs resume this fall. Your Hit Parade returns Aug 29 on NBC at 8 pm with Lombardo and his Royal Canadians and a featured female vocalist. The Shadow marks its 20th anniversary Sept 14 on MBS at 5 pm with Bret Morrison continuing the role.
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New York
NBC
MBS
Lomberdo
Royal Canadians
Wha
All Warren
Fran
Kenny Gardner
Bill Flannigan
Cliff Grass
Kenny Martin
Lombardo Brothers
Andre Baruch
Ben Wain
Setember
Bret Morrison
Orson Welles
John Carradine
Bill Johnestone
James Meighan
Charles Vincent
U S Official Wins Primary In Wyoming
Robert R. Rose on leave as assistant secretary of the interior won the Democratic at large nomination in Wyoming's only House race. He led a five candidate field with 8,060 votes from 394 of 678 precincts. Alice de Mauriac Hammond was second with 2,397. O Mahoney unopposed for renomination. Barrett unopposed for Senate. Wyoming has one U S House seat.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert R. Rose
Interior
Wyoming
Rose
Alice de Mauriac Hammond
Cody
Frank M. Thomas
Carl A. Johnson
Cheyenne Public Accountant
Sidney G. Kornegay
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Frank A. Barrett
U. S
Local Reserve Unit Finishes 12-Day Ft Knox Training
Eighteen members of Battery 323 Field Artillery Battalion 83rd Infantry Division returned from a 12 day session at Ft Knox Kentucky. Training focused on firing the 105 mm howitzer under Lt R Ford with Brig Gen Russell A Ramsey noting the unit will be a major factor in national defense though its deployment remains with the Regular Army and National Guard. The article also mentions Chicago's 1908 compulsory pasteurization milk law as a related note.
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323 Field Artillery Battalion
83Rd Infantry Division
Ft. Knox
R . Ford
James G. Eliopoulos
Paul Brehm
Thomas E Thompson
Howard C. Brown
Russell G. Pergram
Eee Uel C. Mane
Radio and TV Tonight and Tomorrow Highlights
Listing of programing across stations WLW WHIO WPFB WKRC WCPO and WKRC with shows including Whats My Line The Great Gilder Sleeve Johnny Dollar Bizet Carmen Billy Graham Carmen Basilio Johnny Johnston Eddy Arnold Strike It Rich and Tanner Returns plus Youth Wants To Know and Crime Expert and entertainment features
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Clouds of Joy
Kaltenborn
Cisco Kid
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lone Ranger
Gabriel Heatter
Gildersleeve
Johnny Dollar
Hollywood
Ve Allen
John Daly
Hi Nabor
Henry Jerome Orcheee
Er Grant
Webb
Dance Orch
Jack Remingto
WLW
Merryman
DeWeese
Edith Hanson
K. Oon
DeWeese Ee Farm
Ernie Os
George Bryant
Widder Brown
Dorothy Kilgale
Senator Mundt
WCPO
Walter Abel
Church lawn fete raises funds for building needs
The Church of God at Eleventh Ave and Lincoln St sponsors a Lawn Fete on its lawn August 23 from 4 to 10 p m to benefit the Building Fund. Rev H Kilgore of the Holiness Tabernacle at 1200 Garfield St announced review meetings beginning Sunday with Rudolph Pringle as speaker and services starting at 7 30 each evening.
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Church of God
Eleventh Ave
Lincoln St
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