Stock Market Rally Amid Global News Service Report
The New York market rose sharply as bullish sentiment returned after gains in business and a weaker dollar. Postal preferred led with a big rise while International Telephone attracted heavy trading. Airlines, rail and motor stocks moved in volume, though some groups like Rock Island and Air transport lagged. Commodities and bonds showed mixed moves with cotton down.
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New York
Dune
Tharnilé
Fia Atchison
Rock Island
American Telephone
Ennis
Grouric
Oliver
Saa
Stocks at 12 30 P M on a list of tickers and prices
A garbled stock page lists prices for Am Byers Auburn General Motors Goodyear and other equities at 12 30 P M with mixed legible and unreadable entries. Names such as General Motors, Consolidated Gas, Canadian Pacific, and Long Star Gas appear among others with varied percentages and figures.
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Am Byers
Amer
Ame
Stoel Ares Ab Aes Atlanto Rik
Auburn
Alls Chalmers
Flee Ohem
Ala
Rede
Bmolt & Hie
Amer Fortian Power Anaconda Copper
Amtr Cin
Amer Tov
Amer Super Power Armour A
B&o
Bernsdall Oll Bathiahom Stowkiwin Loto
Fpacific
Ohwanponky
Ohio
Crucible Bhool
Ase Chrysler Icssesiias Oal Gan de Hindrlo
Consolidated Gas
Consolidatert Ol
Cons
Gomm & Giauthorn
Catamorolel Solventsa
Gentral Foods Bbm
Hudson Motora
Inter Murventur
Inter Nickel Co
Jonni Manavillc
Konninolt
Kelvinator
Kropot
Eevee Libbby-Owena-Ford
Historic North American Companies List Fragment
A fragmentary OCR list names numerous firms across industries including Packard, Pullman, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Sears Roebuck, Gulf companies, and others. The text appears as a scattered compilation of corporate names with little context or complete phrases.
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Nash Motors
National Dairy
National Cash Reg North Amer-Aviatt National Biscuit
Packard Motors
Pullman Co
Phelps Dodge
Republic Steel Radio Corp
Rem Rand
Reynolds
Tohay Ltd Oil of
Tide Nat O
United Gas Impr
Ieee
Vansdrum Corp
Westinghouse
Warner’ Bros
Woolworth Co
Yalow T & Cab
Young Sheet & T
Market Produce Report Pittsburgh June 7
International News Service notes a steady market with moderate demand and supply for fowl, butter, and eggs. Prices list colored hens, leghorn hens, roosters, turkeys, toms, and old toms, along with butter scores and egg categories, plus vegetable lines for tomatoes and cabbage and regional receipts and box sizes.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Ohio
Vegas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louistatia
Tennessee
Virginia
Livestock Market Reports With Mixed Prices
Market receipts show cattle ranges mostly steady with light trade and variable quality. Hogs at steady to weak demand. sheep and lambs steady to good with prime wethers and yearlings noted amid broad price bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Laverstock
Cattio
Staady
Sleora
Isteers
Miss Edrye Moyer Charming Hostess
Ellwood City on June 7 Miss Edrye Moyer hosted a Modern Bridge club gathering at her Wayne Avenue home with Mrs Fitzgerald Miss Bowry Lorena Thompson and Grayce Harris among those attending. Max Ewing and Mrs Donald Northrop presented club awards and Bowry received the green glad honor. A menu was served and plans were made for a meeting at Mrs Zeigier’s home in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Miss Bowry
Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh Company Property Appraised Report Ready
Receiver Ray H. Aylesworth prepares the Pittsburgh Company of Ellwood City asset appraisal totaling 371075.33 with large items including houses, jets, fire mortgages and equities. Appraisers note reliance on local real estate experts and anticipate improved conditions aiding affairs. Vacation Bible School in Ellwood City attracts over 100 youths, expanding classrooms. teachers listed. Group 3 meeting of First Baptist at Zelienople road. guests Marthe Kramer and Hakiyon Bartwell attend. social time and refreshments follow.
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Armada St . Jacra Bdalue
Pittsbore Company
Zilwood City
Ray H. Aylesworth
Vacation Bible School
Ellwood City
Christian Missionary Alliance
Bell Avenue
Hay
F. Russell Sehlinger
H. B. Henry
Miller
Charlotte Calvin
Berta Bouck
Mary Huber
Thelms
Eleanor
UE Suly
Ats Nee
Local Church Ladies Celebrate Meeting with Dainty Tea
During the gathering Mrs. Caughey was called home surprising attendees. The ladies of the church hosted a dainty tea to honor guests including Miss Amy Ketler and Miss Faye Gallaher, with a list of attendees such as Cora Cunningham Emme Brown Thelma Irene Palen and Laura Weller among others.
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A Ke Rickswain
Rieabetat i Caughey
Cora’ “Cunningham
Emme Brown
Thelma and
Irene “Palen
Lyte
Mckivain
Faye
Gallaher
Mesdames
Harry, Hazen
Victor Koaen
Paul Weller
Clifford’ Vinroe
Ten
Ted L. Timblin
Laura Weller
Workley
Jacob’Glasser
Liebendorf
Sarah Hoenstine
Clarence” Cowan
James’ Smith
Mrs McKim Hestess Hosts Mission Society Meeting
Mrs McKim Hestess hosted the Mission Society gathering at her Fourth Street home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Hix Raynolds and other members. Business matters were discussed during a social period with refreshments provided by the hostess and her daughter.
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Mrs
Foreign’ Missionary, Society
Hix
Sher
Doar
Henry Fox
Mrs Ida L Evains Called By Death
Ida Evans aged 83 died at home after an illness. Remains to be sent to Long Branch for burial.
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Ida L'Evans
Ida. Evans
Einhmasulsl Eysns
Deny
Abs
Liput and Wilson Wed in Ellwood City Nuptials
Miss Asin Liput and Antho Wilson of Ellwood City were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon. Officials noted the ceremony took place in the city office with Justice Douts officiating. The couple planned to reside in Ellwood City.
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Liput
Wilson
Ellwood City
Asin Liput
Antho. Wilson
United Marriage
Local Club Meeting Recap With Social Notes
A brief report from a local club gathering outlines attendance by Mr Henlein State deputy from Bri the-odeasion and notes a short business meeting covering routine matters. The social period featured enjoyable cards and park activities with members Jen Billig and Lotti present. The next meeting is planned for late afternoon at a hospital in Hillwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.‘Henlein
Bri The-Odeasion
Parky
Waz Snel
Lotti
Jen
Nie
Billig
Ferl Hurch Period Mentioned for Three Weeks
A fragment notes a three week period tied to an event or person named Ferl Hurch and J anid, Slosing Jone on June 23, preserving sparse readable details.
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Jone
Knox Presbyterian class holds regular meeting in Wood City
In Wood City the Adult Bible class of the Knox Presbyterian Church met last evening with about 35 members and friends present. Dr. Joseph Ford led a devotional and business session, plans for the next meeting and a suggestion to discontinue the meetings and contests as chief pastimes were discussed. A visit to Grove City Marie McQueens of Grove City concluded the gathering, followed by a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lee of Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Women's
Ellwood
Loyal Women's Class
First Christian Church
Price
William Craven
Frisco
EL City
Juhe
Byterian
Joseph Ford
Jawo
Aleo
Four County Council Held In Greenville
Ellwood City American Legion Auxiliary members attended the bi monthly Four County Council meeting in Greenville at the Reformed church. Local attendees included Mesdames Swanson Baird Holliday Cartwright Berstler and Wallace with C M Wallace president. The program featured music and speeches by S D Homer Dr A L Tier and C D Morison. Beadle delivered the principal address on veteran welfare and new legislation. Next council session will be in Mercer on the fourth Thursday of July with officer elections. Ellwood Legion Auxiliary election set for next Tuesday evening on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood” City
Ellwood City
American’ Legion “Auxiliary
Greenville
Four County
Dakine Seazion
D. Homer
Grenville
Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Tier
Tug Greenville
Pew
Pont County Council
Mercer
Ellwood Legion’ Auxillary
Ther Teoma
Sixth Street
Ellwood City Library Board Meeting Notes
Ellwood City library board met Tuesday at the Masonic Temple rooms. No action on changing library hours. resolution approved to thank R J Hawke and Manual Science department for making tables and chairs, estimated savings about 675. Librarian Miss Catherine Boyles reported increased circulation over last month.
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Ellwood City
Board of
Ellwood
Neid
Masonic Temple
Pilan
Pean
R. J. Hawke
Mir. Catherinn
Bo ‘Charles
Friends Surprise Mr and Mrs Martin at New Home
BLEWOOD CITY June friends and neighbors gathered last evening at 745 First avenue to celebrate a house warming for Mr and Mrs Martin who recently moved from Crescent avenue. The informal party featured games contests and a useful gift for Mrs Martin. Attendees included John Wardman Reed Parkhill Frank Lemery Oliver Heller Mont Moon Alden John Lindgren Ray Wilson Charles Roas John Tyler and Mrs Fred Brooks. A WBA judge in Ellwood City held a Schweiger Hall meeting planning a rally for June 13 with a guard arise next Thursday afternoon.
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City
Miller Martin
Tormer
First Avenue
Martin
Crescent Avenue
Marto
John Wardman
Reed Parkhill
Frank Lemery
Ollivar
Heller
Mont Moon
Ear“. Alden
John Lindgren
Ray
Wilson
Charles’ Roas
John “Tyler
This
Ellwood
Schweiger-Hall
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Stanley
Wral
Edrye Moyer
Ellport
Eilport
Joseph ‘Vargo
Charles McElwain
Hugh Rough
Pittsburgh Company
Hastessicher
Stanes
Deligntiol
Wood City
Junk
Library Board
Mr. and
Mrs. Martin
Jimmy Mattern
Americe
Norway
Matera
Ren Ay
Tutts
Crawford
Stubey
Dad
Bsichwler
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