Grains Rise While Stock Market Drifts On Unsettled Trading
Grains continued to advance today while the stock market stayed listless with many pivotal issues at new annual lows. Steel, textile and auto shares weakened amid drought hurting farm implement stocks and rail and trucking sectors saw mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internm
New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
International Harvester
Cerro de Pasco
Hecht
Atchison
New York Central
Lackawanna
Otis
Imme
Ist
Stock prices at one p m list wide range of firms
Furnished by Kay Michardy Co. Union Trust and AT&SF show varied pricing for Am Steel Fury Atlantic Rig Auburn Amer Loco Amer Rad & Stew S Wty AMs Chalmers Chem AT&T and many others including Anaconda Copper Amer Water Amer Tob Amer Super Power Armour Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Gas Electric Consolidated Gas Mexican Sea Oil Mack Trucks Montgomery Ward Northern Pacific Nash Motors Can Go National Dairy Solvent Cities Service Curtiss Wright Case Jr DuPont Eastman Kodak Elec Bond & Share General Motors General Electric Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber General Foods Hudson Motors Inter Harvester Inter Nickel Johns Mansville Kennicott Copper Kelvinator Kroger Libby Owens Ford Lehigh Portland Missouri Pacific McKane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At& SF
Elle
Amer Roll Mills
Amer Steel Fury
Atlantic Rig
Auburn
Amer Loco
Amer Rad & Stew S
Ams Chalmers
Chem & At&t
Amer Smelt. & Rig
Anaconda Copper
Am Water
Amer Tob Co
Amer Super Power Armour
Bfheo
Barnsdall
Bethlehem Steel Balewin Loca
Canadian Pacifica
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
Gas Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated OW
Mexican Sea Oil
Mack Trucks Inc
Monteomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
National Dairy Lib Comm & Southern
Ah Commercial
By Cities Service
Curtiss Wright
Aha Case Jr
DuPont de Nemaura
Elec Auto Lite
Eastman Kodak
Elec Bond & Share
Great Northern
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
General Foods
Hudson Motors Howe Sound
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
LGT Et Seegteaie Vey
Johns-Mansville
Kennicott Copper Kelvinator
Kroger Groce
Libby-Owens-Ford
Lehigh Portland
Mid Cent
Missouri Pacific
McKane
National Stocks and Companies Listing Highlights
A dense OCR fragment lists major corporations across industries including National Cash Reg, North Amer Aviation, National Biscuit, Niagara Hudson Power, Otis Steel, Pullman, Procter & Gamble, Republic Steel, Radio Gorn, Rem Rand, Reynolds Tobacco, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Sears Roebuck, United Drug, US Steel, Union Car, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth, Young Sheet & Tube, and others with an 18 percent reassessment note. The item reads like a market ledger snapshot or stock ticker compilation from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash Reg
North Amer Aviation National Biscuit
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Otis Steel
Pennroad
Phillips Petrol
Packard Mowris
Pullman Co
Phelps Dodger
Procter & Gamble
Republic Steel Corp
Radio Gorn
Rem Rand
Reynolds Tobac Ltd Oil
Std Oil
Cal
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Std Gas & Elect
Sears Roebuck
Standard Brands Simmons Co
Texas Corp
United Drug
US Steel
Snipe & Fury
US Rubber
Union Car & United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
Vanadium Corp
Westinghouse Bro
Westinghouse Elec
Warner Bros
Woolworth Co
Yellow T & Cab
Young Sheet & To
Produce market roundup from Pittsburgh on June 1
International News Service reports prices for poultry broilers and hens, ducks and geese, various turkey and stag meats, butter, eggs, and produce. Regions listed include Ohio Virginia Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee and Carolina with mixed changes and pack prices for crates baskets and hampers.
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C International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
So. O. W. Va
Ohio Hothouse
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Carolina
Livestock Market Report Pittsburg June 1 1930s
Live stock figures show hogs active for early clearance with 160 to 220 pounds up about 200. heavies 950 to 375. cattle trade nominal with steers around 1100 pounds good. heifers 550 to 850 pounds high. cows steady 350 to 400. bulls 325 to 440. lambs 90 pounds down and good to choice. ewes and wethers mixed. spring lambs at 10 to 1050, market tone steady to slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Pittsburgh
Market notes on hay grain and related items Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 1 grain and hay prices listed for oats corn wheat and various timothy and clover mixtures with multiple quality grades. Also notes Taiping rebellion civil war figure Buffalo population claim and Italian wine production drop versus 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Meeting closes with games and refreshments for June 28 meeting
The article notes a period of guessing games and contests followed by refreshments served by the host. Adjournment is set for Thursday evening June 28 at the home of Miss Irene Falen in Wurtemburg. Numerous local residents are listed as visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns, with many trips to Pittsburgh and Conneaut Lake mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteasen
Irene Falen
Wurtemburg
World’s Fair trip noted for local residents
Milk Mastilck and Robert Bayert, both of the city, left this morning for the World's Fair in Chicago while Rev. and Mrs. J. A. King of Line avenue accompanied them in planned travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. King
Line Avenue
Milk Mastilck
Robert Bayert
Chicago
Beaver Falls To Meet Shelby Team Here On Saturday
Shelby hosts Beaver Falls at Ewing Park Field in Elwood City in a Saturday game. Shelby trails New Brighton after Memorial Day loss and aims for a third straight win over the Tigers. Gumnet likely to start on the mound as Shelby seeks solid hitting and a return to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Shelby
Ellwood City
Shelby Diamond
Beaver County
Ewing Park Field
New Brighton
Tigers
Mark Jamison
Little Club Meeting Hosts Guests and Bridge Winners
In Ellwood City on June 1 the Little Club met at Mrs. John Schramm’s Crescent avenue home. Miss Margaret Benford Miss Kay Johns and Mrs. Todd Lloyd attended as special guests. Bridge at two tables filled most of the evening, with Mrs. David Jones Jr. winning the high score and Miss Johns receiving the guest prize. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Irma Irwin on Fourth street in two weeks.
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A. E. McCreary
Edenburg
Clifford Anderson
Merle Graham
Butler
Roy P. Meehan
Wayne Township
O. L. Newton
Ellywood
New Castle Road
Pittsburgh
Helen
Allegheny General Hospital
Ralph Frederick
Ralph
Robert
Harry Apdegraph
Rose Point
Laura Carter
Mercer
Jane Morrow
Grove City
Gorman Pierce
Frisco
Sue Bright
New York City
George Bright
Clarence Weeter
Donna
Pymatuning
Clifford N. Rice
Rockdale
de Bauder
Porterse
J. W. Miller
Dorothy
Marjorie Coates
North Sewickiey
Miller Cottage
Conneaut Lake
George Hott
Herbert
Cleveland
Second Street
Clarence
Rose Pagley
New Castle
Joseph Rubino
Franklin Avenue
Mary
Josephine Rubino
J. A. King
Line Avenue
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Thomas Berger
Detroit
Mich
Jack Rickenbacker
Constantine
William King
Ellwood City
Little Club
John Schramm
Crescent Avenue
Margaret Benford
Kay Johns
Todd Lloyd
Bridge
David Jones Jr
Johns
Jones
Irma Irwin
Fourth Street
Hazel
Margaret Walker
Eleanor Drury
Rotary Hears Talk On Classification Ellwood City
Ellwood City Rotary Club met in First Presbyterian church for a talk on Classification by J. Kemp Brownett Shoe Co manager. Next week Rev. Stevenson to speak. Young Women’s Society held a regular meeting with program led by Isidore Roumour and a towel shower for Miss Tomb. Hospital notes list discharges and admissions. Dr. H. S. Gold to attend Sun district Dental Convention. A preparatory service at Bell Memorial church tonight with address by Rev. A. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Young Women’s Society
Women's Missionary Society of the
U.P. Church
Isidore Roumour
Jean Harte
Dorothy Tomb
Isabelle Houmour
Ethel Farrell
Beryl Boots
Edward Butler
Tomb
Eleanor Wilson
Gertrude Jones
H. S. Gold
Cambridge Springs
Sun District
Bell Memorial Church
JA. King
KU rifle standout Lena Wyatt poses with trophies
Lena Wyatt, a University of Kansas co ed shooter, has starred this season with an average 99.3 across 24 rifle matches. Her display of skill and poise marks a remarkable rise for a female marksman in collegiate competition.
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Lena Wyatt
University of Kansas
Former Ellwood Resident Dies
Ellwood City mourns Clell B. White of Holbrook Arizona who died after a two month illness in a Holbrook hospital. Survived by widow Myrtle White and son Hough White. Funeral services were held in Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Clell B. White
Holbrook
Ariz
Farewell Party For Local Minister Tonight
In Ellwood City Rev. H. D. K. Huber, longtime pastor of the First Christian church, will be bid farewell by his congregation at a church rooms gathering this evening. The farewell sermon is set for next Sunday morning and a program features an address by C. V. Herman Hess of New Castle, vocal selections by local and New Castle artists, pop singing, and a 6 o'clock dinner coordinated by Mrs. H. C. Newton and the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
H. D. K. Huber
First Christian Church
Fevi Huber
Lowellville
C.V. Herman Hess
New Castle
Miss Taylor
W. D. Porter
A. J. Howell
H. C. Newton
Ladies Aid Society
E.S. T
Club Meets With Mrs Warren Wilson
Ellwood City June 1 Mrs Warren Wilson opened her home on the New Castle road last night for the Thursday evening Bridge club. Members enjoyed two tables of bridge with Mrs Paul Moon winning high score. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess and her mother Mrs Shaffer. Mrs Herbert Hobart invited the club to meet again in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Warren Wilson
New Castle Road
Paul Moon
Shaffer
Herbert Hobart
Lab
Velvet jackets top summer gowns and brilliant jewels
A velvet jacket ensemble features a black transparent velvet coat with bishop sleeves and a scarf collar worn over a black and white pleated mousseline dress. The look is complemented by striking jewelry.
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Milady
Dolman
Mrs. S. P. Peck Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Ellwood City events note Mrs. S P Peck entertaining the Contract Bridge club at her Pershing street home with two tables of play. High scores went to Mrs. Charles Stiner and Mrs. W. G. Thorpe, followed by a menu prepared by the hostess and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
S. P. Peck
Contract Bridge Club
Pershing Street
Charles Stiner
W. G. Thorpe
Third Street
City to Have Two Examiners for Firemen Board
The city will appoint two physicians as examiners for the civil service board for firemen as required by the new state law. Dr. Loyal W. Wilson remains an official member alongside J. Lee McFate and Professor F L Orth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City Civil Service Board
Loyal W. Wilson
J. Lee McFate
F. L. Orth
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Wurtemburg U. P
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Ellport
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Beaver Baptist
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Harold Cartwright
Ellwood City Country Club
Bruce Hunter
Sallys
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Tutts
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