Spectacular gains lift stocks as merger talks loom
In New York on June 6 speculative shares surged with Postel Telegraph leading the advance. Western Union Postal merger rumors spurred further gains. bonds, cotton, and grains climbed while the dollar eased. Trading remained furious with ticker action stretching up to seven minutes and volume near 1,500,000 shares in the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C International News Service
New York
Postel
Telegraph
Western Union
Postal
Gias
Gaion
Stocks Conclude Session With Mixed Gains And Losses
An abbreviated stock page lists numerous companies including Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, and Westinghouse among others with varied quotes around 12:20 PM. The closing tone notes broad intermarket shifts and remarks that wealth and power do not come from yielding control to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At& Sbf
M Byars Co
Amer Roll
Amer Steel
Auburn
Amer
Amer Rad
Allis Chalmers
Alliéd Chem && Die
At&t Os
Amer Smolt & Rig
Gmt Worelgn Powey
Waee Mnaconiih Copper
Amor Onn Co
Teie Am Water
É& Co
Arour Tob Co
Amor Super Power
Atoious
B&o
Barnsdal
Bethlehem Stesl
Baldwin Loce i. -Es
Canadian Pacific
Cheanpeaked& Ohio
Crucible Bleels
Chryaler
Col.Gas & Dlects
Wee Inter Harvester
Inter Wickel Co
Goppar
Jenna-Mannville Kennicott Copper Kelvinator
Kroger Groo
Linby-Owens-Ford
Carory Lehigh Portland Lone Star Gas Mid
Missouri Pacific O
Kam Toe
Moalean Bon Oil
Mack ‘Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
Mokonsperl Tin Plate
Northern Pacific
Nash Motora
National Dairy
Eisre National Cash Ree
North Amer Aviation
National Blacult
Sss Wiegevn Hudson Par
Otis Eitool
Ceveseee Owens Il
Phillis
Packard Motors Pub
Phelpt Dodge
Procter & Gamble
Reputile Stet Corp
Radio Corp
Reynolds Tobacc Bed Oil
Cit Brudgbaker
Eimmons Co
Texas Corp
Timkin Roll Boat Tide
Taswol
Pipe & Fury Sevacpens
Cere Rsecsevice
Union
Car & Car Wy
United Corp
United Gas Timp
Vanadium Corp
Westingholive
Westinghouse Elec
Warner Bros Aay
Woolworth Co
Cub
Sepa Gly Young Sheet & Tissesesertene
Army man speaks at Lions dinner in Plattsmouth Memorial event
Lieut. Col. Pred A. Prince, second in command of the U S Army 99th division at Fort Bragg, addressed thirteen Civil War veterans of Laiz Tence county at the Iceas Club Memorial Day luncheon. The event, delayed by the holiday, honored GA R veterans with remarks from Lawrence County post commander DM Clark and guests including Prof. George A. Dickson and local educators.
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Iceas Club
Shell
Col
Prince
Anc Lions Club
Comander
DM Clark
Lawrence County G.'A. R.'post
K. Thacker
J. H. Davis
OU City
L. W. Olson
Edenburg
Roosevelt Youth Writes To A Special Bell Tie Newa
A fragmentary local note from Bir wood City High School describes Roosevelt writers sending thanks to Roosevelt leaders. The item mentions visits by Wisconsin figures, military entrance tests with two passing and one underage denial, and various community events including Bible study, quilting, and a Ladies Guild meeting in Koppel.
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Newa
United States
Franks
Birwood City
Roosevelt
Will
Nours
Louis
McH. Howe
Market summary of produce and meats in Pittsburgh
International Newswire reports June market conditions in Pittsburgh for poultry Butter Eggs vegetables and tomatoes. Poultry demand moderate and supply moderate with varied prices for hens leghorns colored broilers roosters and turkeys. Butter and eggs show steady demand and supply with assorted regional receipts. Tomatoes cabbage and cabbage related prices vary by region including Texas Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee and Virginia offerings with several box and lug size options and price ranges.
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International
Lews Service
Pittsburgh
Tome
Atags
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Livestock Market Reports With Wide Price Ranges
Receipts show market steady across cattle and sheep. Steers average mostly in the 500s to 600s with several good to choice lots noted. Heifers and cows range from about 280 to 415, while bulls and cutters span 190 to 390. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers 216 to 325 and lambs 725 to 856. Calves 500 to 600.
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International Ews Servvicey
Yorkete
Grain and Feed Prices From Local Market Listing
Market notes show pricing for hay, timothy, clover mixed, alfalfa, prairie, and grain. Listings include No 1 red, No 2 white oats, No 3 yellow wheat, and various weights and cuts with price ranges from about 0.50 to 17.01 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Arinter
Rubbish Fire Alarm Sparks Central Fire Response
Firemen from the Central department were called to 376 East Washington at 10 15 last evening by a still alarm as a pile of rubbish broke into flames. The blaze was extinguished with chemical gels with no loss.
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Central Department
East Washington
Special Service At City Rescue Mission Tonight
A special service is held this evening at 7 20 at the City Rescue Mission on South Min cer street. Rev Woodrow of the Baptist church will teach the Bible. The note about clearing beetles and larders appears as fragmented text.
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City Mission
City Rescue Mission
South Min Cer Street
Woodrow
The
Baptist Church
Wampum Missionary Meeting and Local Social News
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church plans an all day meeting on Wednesday with lunch led by Mrs. Allan Noggle handling devotionals. Reports include improved pneumonia of Baby Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bookamer of Ellwood, and attendance at Geneva College events by several locals. Numerous visitors and locals from Pittsburgh, Beaver, East Palestine, Ellwood City, Youngstown, and New Castle are noted at family and social engagements over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. Marshall
Marshalsi
Myra
James
Allan
Noggle
Lou
T. C. Bookamer
Ellwood
Wampum
D. L. Morrow
Pittsburgh
Buntley
FG. Morrow
Beaver Street
George Walters
Mary Louie
Samuel Overlander
Ollie Overlander
Ian Brandon
East Palestine
L. J
F. Morrow
Clarence Staps
J. F. Wingrove
Youngstown
Clarence Brapf Sundsy
Abe Caplan
Pittsburgh Sundy
Bille
Priday
Jorn Rapp
Waurtemburi
Cleveland
Poins
Tineke
Phetmania
Clyde
Hazel Avenue
Philomnearia
Beaver Valley
Contract Cancellations Affect July Meeting Coverage
Fragmentary note indicates contracts were canceled, affecting coverage on electro sites until a July meeting. Figures mention seven thousand dollars totals and unspecified parties. Details are unclear. no further names or organizations are identifiable.
Robbery Here and Pearl-Handled Jenife Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes a burglary where a skeleton key jammed a side door to enter a home. The thief used a pearl-handled weapon and the mistress is referenced in connection with the crime scene and entry method.
Friendship Circle Event at Ellwood City June 6
Mary Circle of Winterburg United Presbyterian Church to present an entertainment at the church with no admission, an offering taken. The program features The Kitchen Cabinet, with performers Hooker, Palen, Graham, Gallaher, Mes, Campbell, Waetor, Roach, Hazen, and Du Poulveller. A social gathering with refreshments follows.
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Mary
Winterburg United -Presbyteran Church
Ee Hooker
Palen
Grahami
Faye Gallaher
Dames
Campbell
Michael In ‘ Waetor Roach
Hazen
Bue
State
JLB
du Poulveller
Elmer
eMun
Berean Bible Class Plans Church Repair Meeting
A Berean Bible Class meeting was held with President Thomea presiding. Plans were announced for repair works around the church and to present the family album as part of the program.
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Thomea
Albun
Octette Bridge Members Gather at Elwood City Home
Octette Bridge club members met at Mrs. Carl Karpperman’s Franklin Avenue residence for a bridge evening. Mrs. Irena Ross received the high score award after two tables of play. A luncheon followed, and the group plans a second meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Clifford McDanel’s Country Club Road home.
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Ellwood City
Ture
Carl. Karpperman
Pranklinz
Avenue
Bag
Clifford McDanel
Brady Club Meeting Monday at Elwood City
Members of the Brady Club gather for a semi monthly social night with an orchestra, singing and dancing. A spaghetti meal is served and Miss Ars leads a program on Society topics including census study and religious instruction. The Women's Missionary Society will meet Thursday at the New Brighton home with quilting and sewing planned.
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Elwood
Brady Club
Cathaié
Pepe Wes
Sllwood City
Mary
Swanteronere
Ars
Yonhn
Missiona Society of Violence
North
Sewickley
Willy
Houscholder
New Brighton
Elwood City Scout Leader Heads to National Jamboree
E K Herbert Whnipum Herbert travels by motor to Kansas City Missouri for the National Scout Jamboree and convention. He notes Daniel Beard and other notable Scouts arriving. thousands expected, about 5000 Scouts. Kansas City Council hosts a 100 man reception committee and many volunteers plan the event. On return he will stop to visit friends and relatives and attend the World's Fair in Chicago before coming home late in the week.
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Ellwood City
E. K. Herbert
Whnipum
Kansas City
Tony
Herbert
Daniel Beard
Will
Chicago
Local Boy Receives College Diploma
William Jones of Spring Avenue received a B.S. degree with honorable mention from Wié& J. college at Washington Pa. The graduate, among a large class, attended the campus exercises with Mrs. Jones and children David Robert and Mrs. Paul Conner. He will soon serve as secretary for Ewood Stone Company.
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Ellwood
Wiliam Jones
Snc
Carolyn Jones
Spring Avenue
Wi É& J. College Taal
Washington
Jones
David
Robert
Paul Conner
Beaver Falls
William, Jones
Ewood Stone Company
Franklin Township pupils pass diplomas in Beaver County exam
ELLWOOD CFTY June Eighth grade pupils from Franklin Township including American Fern dale Greerood Old Purnace and North Star Schools took the Beaver County High School entrance examination on May 13 and received their diplomas of condition this morning from Principal Morrison Breidey at the North Star school. There was a large number of pupils who received diplomas.
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Ellwood
Franklin Township
American
Ferndale
Greerood
Old Purnace
North Star
Beaver County
Morrison* Brediey
North Btar
Past Officers Club Holds Meeting In Ellwood City
In Ellwood City June Mrs Stella Baney hosted a Loyal Orange Lodge Ladies club meeting at Serhonie on Wiley Hill with eight members present. A delicious Turkish dinner followed, then social games and contests. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harry Riggle’s Wiley Hall in one month.
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Ellwood
Stella Baney
Ladies of the’ Loyal ‘Orange Lodge
Serhonie
Wiley Hill
Harry Riggle
Wiley. Hall
Ellwood City Baseball Club Seeks Opponents for Season
Ellwood City announces the Ellwood Baseball Club is booking games for the season both locally and afar. Interested teams or individuals should contact Carl Hashach at 845 Park Avenue. The club features well known local talent led by Bill Priday, while members report various family illnesses and travel plans among residents of Wurtemburg and surrounding areas.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Glib
Taama
New Castle” District
Welte
Franklin township school board election and millage cut
Elwood City June 6 The Franklin township school board met at the North Star schoolhouse to elect teachers for 1933-34 and set a 20 mill tax rate after a 5 mill reduction. A 5 per capita tax remains. John Nevin was elected secretary. salary details and budget items to be finalized Friday.
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Ellwood City
Franklin Township
North Star
Greenwood
Lilliar
Wevin
Ferndale
Elizabeth Boots
H. M. Bradley
John Nevin
Jones
Tex
Laura M. Smith Missionary Society Meeting
The Laura M. Smith Missionary Society of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Noe Mortenson’s Beechwood Boulevard home for its monthly session. President Mrs. Walter Simpson led the gathering, with Mrs. T. B. Magee directing the program on “The Spanish Speaking People.” Papers were read by Misses Gertrude Hil, Majorie Streeter, and Helen Brown. the next meeting will be a picnic in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Majorie Streeter
Helen Brown
Mrs Moorhead Is Hostess To Bridge Club
Mrs Joseph Moorhead welcomed the Monday Night Bridge club to Pittsburgh Circle with two tables at her home. Guest of honor was Mrs P A Hartung. Dr J D Kirk and Mrs Eanning claimed high scores as the next gathering is planned for two weeks at the Howard Wilson residence on Fourth Street.
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Ellwood’ City
Joseph Moorhead
Pittsburgh Circle
P. A. Hartung
J. D. Kirk
Eanning
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Geneva College
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