Stock Market Irregular on Mixed Trading
International News Surviews reports the stock market moved irregularly lower after a slight advance. U S Steel General Motors Chrysler New York Central and other leaders dipped fractionally. Wheat outlooks in the U S and Canada sparked selling, while Allied Chemical led gains near two points in light trade. Railroad and utility shares eased modestly amid dull action. Mail order and frame shares were quiet and slightly easier.
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International News
New York
Vance
U. S. Steel General Motors
Chrysler
New York Central
Canada
Chemical
Allied Chemical
Stock prices at one p m on a trading board
A scattered list of company names and stock figures appears with prices next to major firms such as Bethlehem Steel General Motors General Electric and Consolidated Gas. The brief entry reads like a market snapshot noting corporations and energy firms amid a column of figures and initials.
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At&apf
AM Byers Co
Amer Rol Mills Allande
Auduin G. Cecerence
Amer
Amer Rad & Slan
Allis Chalmers
Altied Chem & Die Ateat
Amer Smelt & Rig
Amer Forden Power Anaconda Copper
Amer Can Co
Am Water
Amer Super Power
Aera Barnsdall Oi
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Wwee
Canaelian Palig
Chrysler
Eines
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil Cont Can Co
Comm & Southern Commercial
Bervier
Curtiss Wright Case Jr
DuPont de Nemoin
Eric R Rowe
Great Northern
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich
Goodyear Rubber
Gulf OU
General Foods
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Johns-Mansville
Kennicott Copper
Kroger Gracey
Esservesree Libby-Owens- Forel
Lone Star Gap
Missouri Pacific
Mack Trucks Inc
fragment list of major companies and brand names
An OCR fragment lists numerous corporations and brands such as National Dairy, Packard Motors, Procter & Gamble, Republic Steel, Reynolds Tobacco, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, General Motors related entries, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth, and others, resembling a directory snippet from a 1945 era publication.
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Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
National Dairy
North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Philips Petra Packard Motors
Pullman
Phelps Dodge
Procter & Gamblin
Republic Steel Corp Radio Corps
Rem Rand
Reynolds Tobacco Ltd
Studebaker
Gas & Blec
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co Texas Corp
Pine & Fd
US Rubber
Union Car & Car
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
Vanadium Corp
Westinghouse
Warner Bros
Woolworth Co
T & Co
Young Sheet & T
Pittsburgh grain and hay price listing June 3
Pittsburgh market report lists oats, corn and wheat prices by grade, with No 2 and No 3 white oats, yellow corn, No 2 red winter wheat local, and detailed timothy and clover hay grades plus alfalfa cuttings and straw quality and price ranges. Strong entities include Pittsburgh and June 3.
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Pittsburgh
G. Wheal
Hay
Timothy
Livestock Market Report From Pittsburgh Slaughter Prices Decline
International News Service records June livestock activity in Pittsburgh with holdovers at 750 and slow steady movement. Heavies 350 to 375, medium 365 to 375, Webb 380 to 385, packing sows 225 to 260, pigs 275 to 285, calves 575 to 828, cows 375 to 925, bulls 3 to 375, steers 900 to 1100, heifers 550 to 840, yearling wethers 650 to 750, ewes 250 to 250, spring lambs 950 to 1000, and other ranges noted amid fluctuating demand.
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International Newa
Pittburgh
Produce Market Report Picks Up Strength Across Regions
Clternations News Service notes steady poultry with varied prices for broilers hens and turkeys, butter and eggs firm with current receipts, and mixed fruit and vegetable data. Tomatoes show regional pricing, cabbage weakens, and crate sizes adjust for lettuce and onions across Mississippi Tennessee and Virginia markets.
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Clternations News Service
Dee Bee
Poultry Steady
Leghorn
Heamery
So. O. W. Va
Ohio
Texas
Loulainna
Florida
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Canal Report Sent to Cincinnati by Army Engineers
Pittsburgh June 5 The 300 page report on the Ohio River Lake Erie canal sub is submitted with final checks completed at 1am Sunday by US Army engineers under Major W D Styer. The document of recommendations and findings was sent promptly to division headquarters in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Conternational News Service
Pittsburgh
District L
U. S. Army Engineers
Shenango River
Norman
Powell
Sharon
W .D. Styer
Division
Cincinnati
Ohio
Strike Mediator Heads to Greensburg in Stalemate
Johnson Bronze company strike remains unsettled as state mediator Clinton Golden leaves Greensburg after holding several conferences with little progress. No settlements or clear outcomes were reported from his visit.
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Johnson Bronze Company
Clinton Golden
Greensburg
Golden
Ellwood City Receives Relaxing Rain After Heat Wave
Ellwood City residents slept well after a mild storm cooled the area. Lightning and thunder preceded persistent rain around 10:30 PM, flooding main streets briefly, then easing into a steady drizzle. Outlying districts reported little rain.
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Ellwood City
Serenade Honors Denver McDoles at Wedding Shower
In Ellwood City on June 5 a large circle of neighbors gathered at the bride’s parents home to serenade and shower Mr. and Mrs. Denver McDole following their marriage on May 26. Guests enjoyed informal hours, refreshments, and a gifts display for the newlyweds.
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Ellwoop City
Denver McDole
Lillian Nevin
John Nevin
Zelienople Road
Nelvin
Ed Pilugh
TE. W. Druschel
Loyat Wright
Wilbur Steffler
McDole
Perry
E. T. M. Members Have Fine Bridge Meet
Ellwood City E T M club members entertained at W D Porter home with five tables of bridge. Special guest Ralph Herge attended. High scores earned by ALL Neininger and Mrs Henderson for men and ladies. Luncheon served. Next meeting set for July third Monday.
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Ellwood City
W. D. Porter
E. T. M. Club
Fourth Street
Ralph Herge
Neininger
Fred Henderson
Octette Bridge Members Gather in Ellwood City
Octette Bridge club met at Mrs. Jay Bu quo’s Jackson home with two contract tables. Mrs. Carl Kamperman won high score. Hostess served luncheon aided by Mrs. Clifford McDanel. Club to meet again in two weeks at a later announced location.
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Ellwood City
Jay Buquo
Octette Bridge Club
Jackson Stop
Carl Kamperman
Clifford McDanel
Lincoln School Contracts Are Let
Lincoln High school project advances after Milwood City Board of Education special meeting. Federal approval via telegram urged prompt contract awards under the PWA. Cooke-Anderson Company of Beav er named general contractor at 78320 dollars. Rank P. Andrews and Son of New Castle won heating and ren tating at 11039 dollars. Plumbing and electrical bids await state engineer approval at Harrisburg.
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Ellwood City
Lincoln High School
Milwood City
Cooke-Anderson Company
Beaver
Rank P. Andrews and Son of
New Castle
Harrisburg
PWA
Laura M. Smith Society Holds Regular Meeting
Laura M. Smith Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Walter Simpson’s home in Ellwood City with fair attendance. Mrs. Frank Newman led devotions. Mrs. Don Jones spoke on The American Indians and Mrs. Carl Runyan discussed Stawnedani. Plans for the County Sunday School convention were set, the society will serve a dinner, and picnics will replace summer business meetings.
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Ellwood City
Laura M. Smith
M. S
Mary Rugh
Wurtemburg
Women's Missionary Society
Harry Pary
Elizabeth Kirker
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Wurtemburg M. FE
Brady Club Final Meeting At St. Agatha Church
Forty five members of the Brady Club of St. Agatha Catholic church met for the final summer gathering in Ellwood City with an orchestra, dancing, games, contests, and a late luncheon led by Miss Helen Lamenza. Dr. E. L. Pimeo and James Morgan directed the entertainment.
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Ellwood City
Brady Club
St. Agatha Catholic Church
Helen Lamenza
BE. L. Pimeo
James Morgan
Funeral Rites For George Koach
Funeral services for George Koach were held yesterday afternoon at his Wurtemburg home. The death followed a paralytic stroke, with Rev. Gladys Clifton and Rev. A M Doak leading the rites. Survivors include widow Lady French Roach, three daughters Mrs Clarence McDonald Mrs Stein Powell and Mrs Dave Carruthers, two sons Roy and Harry, and 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed and burial in Lilyville Lutheran cemetery.
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Ellwood City
George Koach
Wurtemburg
Gladys Clifton
Tarentum
A. M. Doak
Wurtemburg M. E
Clifton
Jesus
French Roach
Clarence McDonald
Stein Powell
Dave Carruthers
Roy
Harry
This City
Jacob Glasser
R. F B. Kirk
John Thompson
James Birker
T. J. Medard
Arthur Hazen
Lilyville Lutheran Cemetery
Berean Class Outdoors Meeting at Ewing Park
Ellwood City reports an outdoor Berean Bible class gathering at Ewing Park with a roast pork dinner and a brief business meeting followed by a social period. The group will resume meetings next fall at U P church. Ellwood City council to convene in regular session this evening at the usual meeting place. Local personals note visits and greetings among residents including Hazelton, New Castle, Aliquippa, and New York City trips. multiple families mentioned visiting relatives.
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Ellwood City
Berean Bible Class
U. P. Church
Ewing Park
Ellwood
CTTY
Ellpert Borough
Hadassah Club Closes Year With Meeting at Kraus Home
Members of the Hadassah club gathered at Mrs. I. Kraus home on New Castle road to close the year in an impressive fashion. Retiring president Mrs. Max Groden presided as Mrs. M. Hurwitz regional president spoke on Hadassah’s work and installed new officers. An open forum followed with questions answered. The club honored Mrs. Groden with a gift, and refreshments were served. Delegates to the Washington convention in October will be President Mrs. Edward Kellar and Mrs. Groden as alternate.
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Hadassah
Hurwitz
Eighty Attend Bible School First Morning
ELLWOOD CITY June 5 Eighty children attended the opening session of the tenth annual daily vacation Bible school at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church. Classes run each weekday from 9 to 11 until three weeks end with Rev. J. E. Caughey supervising, aided by Mrs. Donald Hepler and Miss Eliz beth Caughey.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
J. E. Caughey
Donald Hepler
Eliza
Beth Caughey
Annabele Landeners
Mary Worcester
Amy Kettler
Pauline Boots Music
Robert Blythe funeral in Koppel area
A large circle of relatives and friends gathered in Koppel for the funeral of Robert D. Blythe 33 of Beaver Falls who died Thursday after a short illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Jon Blythe two sisters Mrs Samuel Aldrich and Mrs Fred Rehrer a brother Russel Blythe his widow Ruth E Blythe and a son Earnest. Interment was in Beaver Falls cemetery.
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Robert Blythe
Koppel
Robert D. Blythe
Beaver Falls
Mr. Blythe
Jon Blythe
Second Avenue
Samuel Aldrich
Fred Rehrer
Russel Blythe
Ruth E. Blythe
Earnest
Rev. H. Grove
Beaver Falls Cemetery
Visitors and Graduations Highlight Weekend News in Koppel
Local families hosted guests from Pas saic Bellevue and Youngstown over the weekend. Beaver Falls graduates include William Meyer Car Men DeSanto Marie Plake Betty Pisana Eva Maberezny Walter White Shirley Fawkes Tony Assini Betty Rylott. Two Beaver Falls seniors Mike Shenesky Peter Pietrandrea also graduated.
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V. Wade Stewart
Arthur Street
Pas Saic
N. J
Anaar Lunde
Samuel MacRoberts
Bellevue
Koppel
William Richter
Second Avenue
Emilio Massa
Third Avenue
Chester Nagel
Koppel-New Gallee Road
New Florence
New Florence High School
Rueben Wagel
Willian Watson
North
Lima
Ohio
Jess E. Watson
Thomas Blythe
Andrew Mara- Pease
Anthony Izzo
Ralph Pisani
Mike Dangio
Soc
Danny” Farare
Youngstown
A. Petts
Battle
Petts
Beaver Falls Junior High School
William Meyer
Chewton visitors and local social gatherings noted
Paul Hergenrother attended a New Castle visit on Friday. Mrs. Mary Kurtz visited Ellwood City recently, with Anne Chapple also in town. An all day Ladies Aid meeting occurred in the church basement. Walter and Leo Rozen from Pittsburgh spent the weekend with the Merrimans. James McQuiston from Salt Lake City Utah visited W. P. Guy Jr. and family. Blanche Williams and son Wallace visited Mrs. Kurtz. Louise Guy and Ada Louise returned from a visit in Painesville. Class No meet at Mildred Salsberg’s home Friday night. Herman Guy, Clearfield CCC, returned from visit with his parents. Roy Guy and family, plus Gillspe’s family, visited W. P. Guy Sr. on Sunday. The Melliston reunion was attended by several families Saturday.
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Paul Hergenrother
New Castle
Mary Kurtz
Ellwood City
Anne Chapple
Annella Fletcher
Ladies Aid Society
Walter and
Leo Rozen
Pittsburgh
Charles Merriman
James McQuiston
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. P. Guy, Jr
Blanche Williams
Wallace
Youngstown
Louise Guy
Ada Louise
Painesville
Chewton
W. P. Guy
Roy Guy
Beaver Falls
Harry Gillespie
Sundsy
John Tillis
Pete Tilia
Guy
William Sprinker
Russell
Melliston
Parke H. Davis Football Expert Dies at 62 in Easton
Parke H. Davis eminent football coach and statistician died at his home in Easton Pa at 62. A figure in football for over four decades his career began at Princeton where he befriended Woodrow Wilson and led to Amherst College where he coached and managed the team.
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Easton
International News Service
Parke H. Davis
Davis
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Amherst College
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst
Wampum School Presents Delightful School Concert
Pupils from six grades at Wampum Elementary performed a musical for an appreciative audience on Monday afternoon. The program featured songs and numbered performances by grades, with a supervisory team led by Miss Maze Boyer and other staff. Visitors at the manse and a Ladies Missionary meeting at the Presbyterian church are also noted.
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Wampum
Colonial A. C. Tops Nationals 12 to 4
The Colonial A C defeated the Nationals 12 to 4 at Colonial field in a comeback win. Morgan and Paige combined for 13 hits, and Thomas led with three doubles while McCann and Thornton also powered the offense. Pruitt highlighted the Nationals with two doubles and a single.
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Thornton
Colonial A.C
Nationals
Colonial Field
Colonials
Morgan
Paige
Thomas
Jack McCann
Nationals Pruitt
Electricians to Take Civil Service Examination Tonight
Electricians who aspire to the position of city electrician will take the civil service examination at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers city hall tonight. Rex Hughes currently performs the job on a temporary basis.
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Council Chambers
City Hall
Rex Hughes
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Riverview
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Old City
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Hazel Avenue
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Euclid Avenue
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Connellsville
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New York City
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McKeesport
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India
W. H. Scheidemantle
Summit Avenue
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Albert McLaughlin
Harkleyville
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New Brighton
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First Avenue
Albert D. Bruner
Sevend Avenue
Wampum School
Johnstone the Cabiner
Geyert
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Virginia Ippolito
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Parade of the Wooden Soldier
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Beaver Street
Myr
Paul II
Keith
Dun Ind
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Earle Mohnikern
Gil City
Keith Tkwit
Mohnkerns
Messionary Meeting
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. H. Marshall
Foreign Missions
Myra James
National Missions
H. W. Marshall
C. B. Morrow
F. Morroe
J. R. McConehy
Colonial A. C
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