Stock Market Rises on Bullish Inflation Signals
The stock market resumed its advance in New York as bullish sentiment spread from building shares to broader lists. Leaders included Johns Manville and American Radiator with gains in rails and industrials while aviation issues advanced on news of Lindbergh’s Africa to Brazil flight.
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New York
Johns Manville
Armour
U. S. Steel
DuPont
Lindbergh
Africa
Brazil
Electric Auto Lite
Stock prices at one P M summary sheet
The list shows mid day price changes for major companies across steel, oil, automotive, and consumer sectors. Notable movers include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, Anaconda Copper, and Chrysler with varied percentage gains and losses reflecting market activity.
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Red
Ee Desaeaebeenens
AM Byers Co
Aubeedaenss
Amer Roll Mills
Eeeenaes
Amer Steel
Ceesieeee
Atlantic Big
Eeeenvnaenees
Auburn
Sondésarsd
Amer Rad & Stan S
Crucible Steel
Sigaredes
Chrysler
Obietnee
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil
Ieee Daow Lel Cont Can Co .i
Ecue
Elec Auto Lite
Eastman Kodak
Elec Bond & Share
Great Northern
Sek Pede Ae General Motors
Sowie Aay
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Eee
Goodyear Rubber
General Foods
Sahebs Ge
Insurgent Mine Leader Found Guilty by Jury
Martin Ryan an insurgent mine leader was found guilty of assault and battery against John Malloy at election polls in Grindstone Uniontown. Co defendant George Buklovich also convicted while Nick Domo nick was freed. Verdict after one hour deliberation carries up to 500 fine and one year in jail.
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Uniontown
Martin Ryan
International News Service
John Malloy
Grindstone
George Buklovich
Nick Domonick
Malloy
Ryan
Buklovich
Thanksgiving visits and hunting trips noted in West Pittsburg area
Neighborhood residents report Thanksgiving gatherings and weekend visits from relatives in Callery Beaver Mahoningtown and Tarentum. Local hunting trips to Sinnemahoning yield deer successes as several men plan excursions. A farewell party for John Banko proceeds before his military camp Maryland departure.
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Jack Benn
Callery
Clyde Benn
Charles Brown
James Hahn
G. C. Benn
Bennevitte
Katherine Howell
Beaver
J. R. Howell
Thomas Freed
Kenneth and
Tommie
Dewey Pollyblank
James
Cody
Wampum
Earl Benn
Harlansburg
Harry Newton
Ellwood
Artman
Paul
Pittsburgh
Alice Adams
Keystone
Maurice Edminton
Dave Edminton
New Castle
Stella Elsesser
George Winds
Tarentum
Fred Anderson
A. E. Snodgrass
Myrtle Miller
Mahoningtown
Croatian Hall
John Banko
Camp Maryland
Dale Anderson
Robert Henderson
Mike Kessler
Sinnemahoning
Mike Aldan
James Quinn
Dan Aldan
Nick Beres
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog Cattle Prices
Hog receipts 2600 with loads shipped and prices shown across weight ranges. Cattle receipts 65 with various steers heifers cows and bulls priced by grade and weight. Calves and sheep also listed with bulk ranges and market tone noted as slow or steady.
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International News Service
Good
Portersville Station News Roundup
Lawrence Stewart recovering from a recent stroke is reported unchanged. Burr Nickel family and daughter Nola visited New Castile callers Saturday. Austa McDanel serves on Butler jury this week, with Howard Cooper of Jacksville also serving. Roy Humphry and daughter Margaret Jean, and Florence Brandon suffered a weekend auto wreck with no serious injuries. Hoyt Wimer Earl Wogan and Russell Shields returned from a deer hunting trip. Wimer harvested the sole deer.
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Lawrence Stewart
Burr Nickel
Nola
New Castile
Austa McDanel
Butler
Howard Cooper
Jacksville
Roy Humphry
Margaret Jean
Florence Brandon
Hoyt Wimer
Earl Wogan
Russell Shields
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report December 7
Produce prices and market tone for poultry, butter, eggs, and vegetables. Poultry demand good with ample supply. Leghorn and colored hens and springers pricing listed, turkeys, ducks, geese, and toms shown. Butter shows steady demand with various grade scores. eggs spread across current receipts, fresh extra firsts, white extras, and refrigerated lines. Vegetables cover tomatoes and cabbage with price ranges for Ohio hot house and Pennsylvania Dan ish types.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
So. O. W. Va
Ohio
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Capitalism and government ownership debate described
A concise critique argues capitalism rejects government ownership until financial loss pressures intervention. It frames ownership as reactive to profitability rather than principle.
Police Chief Targets City Traffic Violations
Police Chief John Haven reports fewer accidents after a campaign to curb risky driving on city streets. He warns against speeding reckless driving and improper stop sign behavior, with double parking and left turns in front of traffic also under scrutiny.
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West Washington Street Bridge
Post Office
Mill
Washington Street
Legge Bequest Funds Farmers Foundation From Estate
Alexander Legge former president of International Harvester and ex Farm Board chairman left most of his estate to a self created foundation for improving rural life. He contributed 400000 at inception and bequeathed 500000 to the foundation. He enlisted 20 capitalists farm leaders and industrialists to back the effort.
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International News Service
Chicago
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Farm Board
Legge
Farm Foundation
Harvester Company
Penn State Alumni Group Plans January Gathering
Alumni of the Pennsylvania State college New Castle district will hold an organizational meeting in January with 60 or more State College men and women expected. A speaker may address the group. The arrangements committee includes Thomas A. Gilkey Ray Tannehill Sam H McGoun Jr and H R McCulloch of New Castle and E H White of Ellwood City with McCulloch serving as acting secretary.
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Pennsylvania State College of
New Castle District
Penn State Organization
State College
Thomas A. Gilkey
Ray Tannehill
Sam H. McGoun, Jr
H. R. McCulloch
New Castle
E. H. White
Ellwood City
McCulloch
Y M C A Dinner and Newsboy Club Elections
The Y M C A announces a Saturday morning bean dinner for the midget boys class led by Boy's Work Secretary Harry McClelland. Humbert Isabella is elected president of the Fred L. Rentz Newsboy's Club with Carmen Amabile as vice president and Joe DeCarlo as secretary. teams will be captained by Victor Ross and Charles Millione.
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Harry McClelland
Newsboys
Fred L. Rentz
Humbert Isabella
Carmen Amabile
Joe DeCarlo
Victor Ross
Charles Millione
Hi YS Hear Reports From Butler Conference
Reports of the Older Boys conference at Butler were presented to George Washington Junior Hi Y by delegates Fred McWilliams and Robt Evans. Graham Patterson is the advisor. Senior Hi Y heard its delegates Howard Rumbaugh William Green and James Marshall this week. Next week Dr. G S Bennett will speak.
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George Washington
Fred McWilliams
Robt. Evans
Graham Patterson
Howard Rumbaugh
William Green
James Marshall
G. S. Bennett
Roosevelt praised for stand against lynching in nationwide messages
President Roosevelt received over a hundred congratulatory messages from across the country after his address denouncing lynching. Notables in religious and civil life signed, including J Raskob of the Alfred E Smith campaign and Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren H Orr who commended his radio message.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
J. Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Illinois Supreme Court
Protest Election Of Woman To Seat In Next Congress
Washington December 7 House investigation of the election of Mrs Bolivar E Kemp to Congress from the sixth Louisiana district as candidate of Senator Huey Long is inevitable, Speaker Rainey said. Protests reached the House about the Kemp election marked by violence and parish disruptions. Anti Long forces plan to seek a separate election.
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International News Service
Washington
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Bolivar E. Kemp
Congress
Louisiana
Huey Long
Henry T. Rainey
Senate
John Overton
Lousiana
Kemp
Five Per Cent Beer Fuels Courtroom Confession
Pittsburgh magistrate hears cab driver C B Achenson plead intoxication after repeal era beer. He jokes that the brew has a kick as seven others testify moonshine or bonded liquor caused their state.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
C. B. Achenson
Leo Rothenberg
Palo Alto Remains Bone Dry Despite Prohibition Repeal
Palo Alto California still enforces total alcohol prohibition with city ordinances banning sale of even 3.2 per cent beer. A deed clause states property used for liquor sale or manufacture reverts to Stanford University. Former President Hoover’s hometown is cited in this dry status.
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International News Service
Palo Alto
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Army Posts to Stay Dry Under Prohibition Rules
Secretary of War Dern announced that army posts will remain dry with liquor restrictions in place. Whisky and intoxicating liquors remain prohibited, while 3.2 percent beer may be sold at posts in wet states and forbidden in dry states.
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International News Service
Washington
Dern
War Department
Firemen To Have Memorial Service
New Castle Fire department plans the annual memorial service for departed comrades held each year for both paid and volunteer members. The committee on arrangements includes Lou Houston A E Tullis and Fire Chief H Clare Stockman who are coordinating plans for the mid January service.
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New Castle
Lou Houston
A. E. Tullis
H. Clare Stockman
Engineers Hurry Improvement Plans For City Projects
Municipal engineers at City Hall rushed to finalize plans for Cun ningham and Dean Park development Taylor street storm sewer extension and canyon street stream walling ahead of CWA approval deadlines.
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CWA
Cunningham and
Dean Park
Taylor Street
Canyon Street
Takes Third Sister as Wife on Ohio River Shantyboat
William Feeley an 83 year old Cincinnati resident married Julia Young also 83 on his shantyboat. The couple’s ceremony follows the deaths of Feeley’s two former wives who were sisters. The unusual arrangement shows a long partnership with family ties as the main bond.
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William
Dad
Feeley
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Julia Young
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