Stocks Open Higher On Spotty Gains Across Industrials
Prices moved irregularly higher at the opening with Allied Chemical up 2 1 2 and Greene Cananea Copper up 2. Initial moves showed gains for Delaware & Hudson and Woolworth while United States Steel slipped. Radio fell back and General Motors edged lower as markets faced tight money rates and short-interest squeezes. Sterling exchange opened steady near $4.88.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Allied Chemical
Greene Cananea Copper
Delaware & Hudson, Woolworth
Abitibi Power
Richfield Oil of
California
Pan American Western
Radio
Montgomery-Ward and
International Telephone
United States Steel Common
Wright Aeronautical
General Motors
West Liberty Bride Groom to Wed at First Christian Church
Miss Eleanore Luse will wed Glenn A. Myers in a June ceremony at 8 p.m. at the First Christian church with Rev. Noel T. Adams officiating. Attendants include sister Marjorie Luse as bridesmaid and niece Jane Luse as flower girl, with Ernest Jaconson of Louisville as best man and ushers George Kirby, Irvin Mosher, Warne Nichols, and Preston Brown. Music by Lucille Thomas and Rosetta Olin. selections include Barcarolle, Lake Rose, Rattle Chords, and I Love You Truly.
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West Liberty
Eleanore Luse
Glenn A. Myers
First Christian Church
Noel T. Adams
Luse
Ivan Luse
Marjorie Luse
Jane Luse
Ernest Jaconson
Louisville Ky
George Kirby
Irwin Mosher
Warne Nichols
Preston Brown
Lucille Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Rosetta Olin
Offenbach
Convention Five Days Away Draws Near
Vague lines from the Smith forces suggest more than 650 votes on the first ballot but no rush to secure the nomination in a single roll call. Davis speaks on resolutions as the national committee announces actions.
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Davis
Davis Among Likely Heads of Platform Committee
Mitt eeman Norman T Mack of New York revived discussion that John W Davis former ambassador to the Court of St James might chair the platform committee. The note centers on his potential role as NY representative on the resolutions committee and hints at broader leadership prospects.
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Mitteeman
Norman T. Mack
New York
John W. Davis
Court of St. James
Broadcast concerts heard in a balion six miles high
A report notes that broadcasts of concerts were heard from a balion six miles above the ground. Officials describe the event as a remarkable aerial reception with listeners aboard and on the ground hearing the music.
Maryland Signer Charles Carroll of Declaration Fame
Charles Carroll signed the Declaration of Independence for Maryland. The notable delegate represented Maryland in the Continental Congress and aided the revolutionary cause with his endorsement of independence.
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Charles Carroll
Maryland
Nobile Acknowledges Rescue Aid As Polar Party Strands
Gen Umberto Nobile thanks Major Maddalena and aviation officials after 659 pounds of provisions drop to his camp off Northeastland. He shares rescue instructions and details of ice conditions while in wireless contact with Citta di Milano. He praises the Savoia-Marchetti crew and Mercanti for fuel relief.
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Nobile
Associated Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Maddalena
Umberto Nobile
Italia
North Pole
Citta di Milano
Noviie
Major Mercantil
Italian Aviation Department
Filers
Mercanti
Pleasant Prairie Girls Return from Ames Short Course
Pleasant Prairie in Iowa sent Fulton Industrial Girls and Fulton Royal Workers Ina Paul Elia Otte Mildred Bernick Katherine Jenkins and Margaret Puls to a recent Ames short course. Local families noted visits and funerals including Louis Rook. The Sunday School plans a Weed Park picnic for members and community.
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Pleasant Prairie
Fulton Industrial Girls
Fulton Royal
Ames
Ina Paul
Elia Otte
Mildred Bernick
Katherine Jenkins
Margaret Puls
D. P. Kelley
Daugh
Ter
Charles Fletcher
Muscatine
Alfred Petersen
Celestia
Earl
Sunbury
Albert Petersen
Louis Rook
Wilton
Weed Park
Minnie Fraboise
London
Cudahy Packing declares quarterly dividend of $1 per share
Directors of the Cudahy Packing company announce a regular quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share on the 50 par value common stock. The payout is set for July 14 to stockholders of record on July 5.
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Chicago
Cudahy Packing Company
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