Stocks Rally Amid Bullish Momentum In Trading
The New York market advanced in heavy dealings with gains initial and some 8 point rises in Armour preferred. Traders cited gains in week end reviews and Federal Reserve bond buys plus a 5 cent wage rise at General Motors as drivers. Commodities mixed with grains down while cotton rose, oils buoyed by planned petroleum controls. Leaders failed to rise much, dollar firmer, fluids in rail and utilities as rails like Lackawanna stayed strong.
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International News Service
New York
Federal Reserve System
General Motors
Armour
Steel Common
Telephone
Allied Chemical
N. Y
Central
American Can
Lackawanna
Market Docket of Major Firms and Their Percentages
A compiled listing shows numerous corporations with percentage figures, likely representing yields or changes. Notable entries include Amer Roll Mills, Atlantic Refg, Allied Chem & Die, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, Goodyear Rubber, Johnson-Manville, Union Carbide, and Standard Oil variants. The chaotic OCR mix lists many industry players with varied percentages, implying a broad market snapshot rather than a single narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atch T. GB. F
A. M. Byers Co
Amer Roll Mills
Amer Steel Fdry
Amer Can Co
Amer Water
Amer Tel Co
Amer Super Power
Viseesege Fonederess
Bethlehem
Eteeee Ereeee
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Congoleum-Nairn
Comm. & Southern
Eenes
Cord Gorp
Cessevseeeeeees
Dupont de Nemours
Drug Inc
Pucesechas
Eastman Kodak
Elec Bond & Share
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Great Northern BP
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Amer Tank Co
Gillette
General Foods
Houston Oil
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Inspiration Copper
Inter Tel & Tel
s.Johns-Manville
J. I. Case Co
Kennicott Copper
Kelvinator
Seeser Lambert Co
Eeeeeee Lorillard
Keine Ees Lone Star Gas
Casse McKeesport Tin Pit
Mexican Sea Oil
Ces
Mack Trucks Inc
Miami Copper
Magma Copper
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
Nevada Copper
Penna R. R
Ceeeses
Ae Philips Petrol
Packard Motors
Pullman Co
N. J
SI Paramount Publix
Pennroad
Si Iaiee Saad
Republic Stl Corp
Republic Stl
Radio
Cord i. Sod
Sacceee'ss Radio-Keith Orph
Reynolds Tobacco
Wy Pisseunasoietnss
Snde Ss
Sinclair Oil
CAI
Studebeker
Stewart Warner
Gas & Elect
Company stock listings with varied percentage changes
A compact table lists numerous companies with percentage changes next to each name. Firms include Sears Roebuck, Standard Oil of Indiana, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth, Vanadium, Worthington Pump, and Texas Gulf Sulphur among others. The data resemble a market snapshot showing gains and losses for many integrated firms and conglomerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
Haee Co'sk
Ind
Pes Axe
Transamerica Corp
Texas Corp
Oeeeesas Ae
Timkin
Detroit Axle Ut
Wssonee OX
Texas Gulf
U. S. Pipe & Fdry
I. G. Sore En Spa
Union Car & Car
United Aircraft
Eeeses
United Corp
Vushseeree United Gas Imp
Realty & Imp
Vanadium Corp
Worthington Pump
Westinghouse Bro
Westinghouse Elec
Warner Bros
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 2 Market Highlights
Pittsburg June 2 Market conditions show poultry steady demand moderate supply moderate with varied prices for colored and leghorn hens broilers and turkeys. Butter and eggs unsettled with current receipts and price ranges listed by quality. Vegetables see tomatoes cabbage and regional crate prices with mixed demand and supply trends.
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Pittsburgh
So. O
W. Va
Texas
Florida
Ohio
Mississippi
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Live stock market report for Pittsburgh buyers June 2
Pittsburgh livestock prices and receipts list cattle hogs sheep and calves with varying grades and weights. Cattle receipts 350 with ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls. hogs 1000 receipts with prime heavies and yorkers. sheep and lambs 300 with prime wethers yearlings and lambs. calves 100 with good and choice yeals.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hay and grain price report from Pittsburgh market
Pittsburgh market notes oats No 2 white 38½ to 34 cents, corn No 2 yellow shelled 56 to 56? cents, wheat No 2 red winter about 92 to 93 cents. Hay ranges cover No 1 timothy 13.00 to 13.60, various timothy and clover grades 10.00 to 13.00, alfalfa second cut 16.00 to 17.00, prairie 12.00 to 12.50, straw prices 9.50 to 10.00.
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Pittsburgh
Timothy
Despotical rulers faced challenges before imposing will
An old reflection notes that tyrants were not always pliant until they gained power and control. The piece contrasts early stiffness with later assertiveness, implying that authority grows through opportunity and fear.
Little Girl Performs Water Wedding to Open Lakes Barge Service
An 11 year old girl Anita Carmen Pradillo of New Orleans performed the official act to begin the first New Orleans to Chicago barge service. She opened the lakes to quit barge era with a ceremony using water from Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Carmen Pradillo
New Orleans
Chicago
Anita
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Central Press
Mrs Hudspath Hosts R Q Club Gathering at Home
Mrs Mary Hudspath welcomed 13 members and one guest Mrs Howard White to the R Q club gathering on First avenue Elwood City Thursday afternoon. After a tureen lunch the group played three tables of 500 with prizes won by Mrs N J Gordon and Mrs Sadie Nagel. Mrs Mina Wiley will host the club in three weeks at her New Brighton road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mary Hudspath
R. Q. Club
First Avenue
Howard White
N. J. Gordon
Sadie Nagel
Mina Wiley
New Brighton Road
Kiwanis Rotary Entertained By Girl Scouts Here
Ellwood City on June 2 held a joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting at the Girl Scout Cabin in Wurtemburg. A 6 15 p m dinner prepared and served by Girl Scout Councillors and scouts opened the program. Miss Dorothy Tomb supervised a lively program with Tenderfoot and Second Class demonstrations, nature notes, and a first aid wreck scene acted by scouts. Lorraine McLaughlin led a costume stunt and songs followed. Ray H Aylesworth presided and praised the organizers while Burgess Judd Turner and Joe Smith attended as guests.
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Ellwood City
Kiwanis
Rotary
Wurtemburg
Dorothy Tomb
Evelyn Wallace
Mary Gertrude Gardner
Ann Hough
Gertrude Jones
Lorraine McLaughlin
Ray H. Aylesworth
Rotary Club
Joe Smith
Kiwanis Club
Burgess Judd C. Turner
Mrs Herbert Habart Hosts Bridge Club In Ellwood City
Mrs Habart welcomed Thursday Evening Bridge Club members at her New Castle road home in Ellwood City. Guests included Mesdames Thom as Dambach Wilson Hertzog. High scores went to Mrs Lloyd Thomas and Mrs Dambach. Luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Mrs Woods and Mrs Lloyd Thomas. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Warren Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Herbert Habart
New Castle Road
Mesdames
D. J. Thomas
A. J. Dambach
Thomas A. Wilson
Stanley Hertzog
Lloyd Thomas
Dambach
Fred Woods
Warren Wilson
Mrs Robert Morris Hosts Jolly Eight Club Meeting
Ellwood City residents gathered at Mrs. Robert Morris’s First avenue home for a Jolly Eight Club event. Guests Mrs. C. W. Lambert and Mrs. Jos. Hudspath attended. Two bridge tables dominated the evening with Mrs. Chas. Anderson earning high score and both guests receiving favors. A delicious menu followed the games, and the club plans to meet June 14 at Mrs. Ralph White’s Franklin avenue home.
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Ellwood City
Robert Morris
Jolly Eight Club
First Avenue
C. W. Lambert
Jos. Hudspath
Chas. Anderson
Ralph White
Franklin Avenue
Sunshine and Bible Classes Meet at Miss McKinney Home
The North Sewickley Presbyterian Sunshine and Young Men's Bible classes met at Miss Corabell McKinney's home in North Sewickley. Stella Tanchuk led devotion as plans were made for a musical comedy at the local U P church and an ice cream festival on June 23. The next meeting is July 6 at Miss Hazel Gibson's home in Marion township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Sunshine and Young Men's Bible
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Corabell McKinney
North Sewickley
Stella Tanchuk
U. P
Hazel Gibson
Marion Township
Ladies Guild Meets at Mrs Anderson’s Frisco Home
Ellwood City residents report the Knox Presbyterian Ladies Guild gathers at Mrs Joseph Anderson’s Frisco house for a regular weekly meeting with most members present. Sewing and quilting occupy the day while Mrs Charles Hessler assists with a noon lunch. The monthly business session adjourns to meet again next Thursday at Mrs Anderson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Joseph Anderson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Frisco
Charles Hessler
Anderson
Flag Day Program Hosted by Alma Temple Pythian Sisters
In Ellwood City the Pythian Sisters of Alma Temple held a Flag Day program and luncheon led by Mrs. Ida Wehman and Mrs. Jennie Nicklas. They voted to join New Castle Temple for a Memorial Service in New Castle on June 16, and set their next meeting for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pythian Sisters of
Alma Temple
K. of P. Hall
Fourth Street
Ida Wehman
Jennie Nicklas
New Castle Temple
Pythian Sisters
New Castle
Mrs Frank Curry Hosts Class At New Brighton Road
Mrs Frank Curry hosted members of Class No 17 of Bell Memorial church last night at her New Brighton road home with 25 present. Plans for an church entertainment near month end were discussed. A social with games followed. Mrs Burdett King won prizes. Refreshments were served by the hostess, her daughter Genevie, Miss Sylia Vogler and Miss Evelyn Christie. The class will meet again on the first Thursday of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Frank Curry
Bell Memorial Church
Hew
New Brighton Road
Burdett King
Genevie
Sylia Vogler
Evelyn Christie
Missionary Meeting Program At Elwood City
Twenty five members of the Women's Missionary Society of the U P church gathered in their rooms for a program led by Miss Pearl Asher. The evening discussed Our Heritage Looking Backward and Thinking Forward with Mrs. George Davidson, Mrs. George Burrows, and Mrs. James Moyer sharing in the program. Music by Mesdames John Aggas Allan Crowe Harvey Wright and Frank Potter. Two solos were sung by Mrs. Will Ketterer and Mrs. Potter accompanied by Mrs. Will Warnock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Frank Potter
Will Ketterer
Potter
Will Warnock
Ellwood City admits guests as normal times return
In Ellwood City on Thursday Mrs Alex Main and Miss Catherine McKelvey were admitted while Miss Martha Mortenson of Mounted Route No 7 and Ann Lusk of Zelienople were discharged. The item notes the first sure sign of normal times with the quote That the best you've got.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Alex Main
Catherine McKelvey
Pittsburgh
Martha Mortenson
Mounted Route No. 7
Ann Lusk
Zelienople
Big Crowd Enjoys Dance At Shelby
ELLWOOD CITY June 2 A large crowd attended a dance in Shelby Auditorium. The first girls orchestra performed with Catherine OBrien solo, Naomie Kennedy and Thelma Swearington duets, and Rose Johnson tapping. Irene Lasky and Leonard Carging won the fox trot contest directed by Red Reynolds. Another dance with the same orchestra is planned next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby Auditorium
Catherine O’brien
Naomie Kennedy
Thelma Swearington
Rose Johnson
Irene Lasky
Koppel
Leonard Caringe
Red” Reynolds
Miss Esther James Hosts Ace High Club Meeting
In Ellwood City on Todd avenue Miss Esther James entertained the Ace High club with bridge as the main activity. Special guest Mrs. Albert Snyder attended. High score awards went to Mrs. Knally and Mrs. Kenneth Parker. A luncheon followed and the next gathering is planned at Mrs. Knallys home on Wampum avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Esther James
Ace High Club
Todd Avenue
Albert Snyder
Bridge
Knally
Kenneth Parker
Anna Lape
Wampum Avenue
Local Couple Are Married Thursday in Ellwood City
Miss Alice Dorothy Pander daughter of Clyde Pander of Frisco and Harold W. Funkhouser son of George W. Funkhouser of Crescent Avenue were married Thursday at 11 by Justice of the Peace 8 Y Douds. The couple were unattended and will reside in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Alice Dorothy Pander
Clyde Pander
Frisco
Harold W. Funkhouser
George W. Funkhouser
Crescent Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Y. Douds
Punk
Members of J A P Club Meet Thursday
Members of the J A P club gathered at Mrs Alvin Neininger home on Bell avenue for their regular meeting with all members present. Special guest Mrs Mike Uber attended. Card games concluded with refreshments provided by the hostess assisted by Mrs Harvey Hartzell and Mrs Carl Sheed. Mrs Jack Kimpel to entertain next Thursday at her home on Wurtemburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Alvin Neininger
Bell Avenue
Mike Uber
Harvey Hartzell
Carl Sheed
Jack Kimpel
Wurtemburg Road
Special Meeting Of Council Tonight Ellwood City
Ellwood City borough council schedules a special meeting in the city building at 7 30 this evening to discuss matters related to scrip. The item outlines a limited agenda and invites public attention. A separate note records a W M S meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at Wurtemburg U P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Colorado Exports Washington 1932 Trade Figures
Colorado exports to Washington in 1932 valued at 1,022,732 dollars, down from 2,012,659 in 1931, per the Commerce Department statistical division. Mining and quarrying machinery shipments stood at 462,383 dollars in 1932, versus 781,838 dollars the year before.
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Colorado
International News Service
Washington
Statistical Division
The
Commerce Department
Local residents and visitors report from Ellwood City area
Reverend J E Caughey of Wurtemburg called on business in Pittsburgh yesterday. Miss Helen Smith of Dubois finished a visit with Miss Marie White of New Castle road. Mrs Jacob Smith of Rockdale called to Carapolis for her mother’s illness. Vincent Rogan family of Zelienople road return from Sharon visit. Harry Newton of Ellwood visited A E Snodgrass family. J C Adam and wife concluded a visit at Dora Cover’s Youngstown road home. George Hazen family of Eliport returned. C W Lambert expected back today from Pontiac Michigan trip. Mrs Eary White and family visiting mother Mrs George McClelland in Pittsburgh. Miss Edrye Moyer and Miss Betty Lowry motor trip to Dayton and Akron. Miss Irene and Kay Lasky of Koppel visited Ellwood City yesterday. Eddie Lysko of New Castle visited friends in city Thursday after Akron visit. Lawrence McAlister, George Rugh and Charles Ross Zelienople road, visited relatives in Clearfield. Howard Pifer returned home to Pittsburgh after time with local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Caughey
Wurtemburg
Pittsburgh
Helen Smith
Dubois
Marie White
New Castle Road
Jacob Smith
Rockdale
Carapolis
Vincent Rogan
Zelienople Road
Sharon
Harry Newton
Ellwood
George McClelland
Edrye Moyer
Betty Lowry
Dayton
Akron
Irene
Kay Lasky
Koppel
Ellwood City
Eddie Lysko
New Castle
Lawrence McAlister
George Rugh
Charles Ross
Clearfield
Howard Pifer
Local families conclude visits across several towns
Mrs. Harry Richards of Frisco and E C Bower of New Castle visited the Houses in Knox. G S Mook family and Stella Mook from Fourth ward returned from a week with C O Brest in New Castle. Wardman Parshall from Ellwood paused at Taylor Anderson’s in Leesburg. Caven reunion drew H A Caven and Kenneth from Canton to North Sewickley. Myers Harbison Driscoll and Mackin from Youngstown Cleveland joined James B Casey of Rockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richards
Frisco
E. C. Bower
New Castle
Ernest Househoulder
Knox
G. S. Mook
Stella Mook
Fourth Ward
C. O. Brest
John Wardman
Clark Parshall
Ellwood
Taylor Anderson
Leesburg
H. A. Caven
Kenneth
Canton, O
Bert Caven
North Sewickley Township
P. J. Myers
L. J. Harbison
Mary Lou
Betty
Youngstown
Driscoll
Thomas
Thomas Mackin
Cleveland
James B. Casey
Rockdale
Yoho Family Attends Shenango High School Commencement
The Chewton couple Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yoho and Miss Bernice Yoho attended Shenango High School commencement this week. Miss Ethel Yoho, a niece, was among the graduates. Ada Louise Guy spends the week in Painesville Ohio visiting friends. Louise Guy and Mrs. Chas Brown visited Elizabeth Brown at Ellwood City hospital on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Brown and children Mary and Loyal Brown were Ellwood City callers. Eugene Fosner visited Ellwood City Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Smith was in Ellwood City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Yoho
Bernice Yoho
Shenango High School
Ethel Yoho
Ada Louise Guy
Painesville
Ohio
Louise Guy
Chas Brown
Elizabeth
Ellwood City Hospital
C. V. Brown
Mary
Loyal Brown
Ellwood City
Eugene Fosner
Joseph Smith
Must Teach How to Hook Husband at Russell Sage College
A fragment notes Russell Sage College aims to teach essentials of homemaking after a 70 percent rate of girl graduates marrying within five years. The piece hints at early marriage and support for traditional roles alongside a nod to sound money.
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International News Service
Troy
Russell Sage College
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