Stocks Rally After Dollar Stabilization Hopes Fade
New York June 11 The Treasury denial of a London dollar stabilization plan lifted the stock market briefly as the dollar strengthened against foreign currencies. Trading widened with gains in American Telephone Western Union Du Pont and Consolidated Gas while auto shares Auburn Chrysler and General Motors lagged. Commodities mixed with cotton up while grains slipped amid cautious profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodla
London
Tottering
Congress
Boris
Guinara
Bool
Case Throshing
Delaware & Jludson
American Telephone
Allied Chemion
American Can
Consolidated Gaz
Western Union
du Pont
Ble Naval Corestruction Pro
Ain
Johns Manville
Coppera
Stock Prices at Twelve Thirty Forecasted Market Moves
At 12 30 PM stock prices show mixed results across steel auto and chemical firms. Major catalog includes Amers, General Electric, DuPont, General Foods, Continental Can, Johns Manville, Montgomery Ward, and Northern Pacific among others with varied price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Bool
Atlantic Big Amer Rad & Allis Chalmers
Altogae & Die Amr
Ainolt
Amer Ga
Am Water
W & Amer ‘Toh Co
Aimer
Arar Ao
Orucfible
Suh
Wstiie Orsbige Gates Seseanee Fs
Chas & Elwoteld
Consolidated Ol
Cont Can Co
Comm & Southern
Coch Colt Peacevergetae Cilies
Curtiss Wright
Caso di
DuPont de Nemours Druk
Mack
Montgomery
McKeesport
Consolidated list of 1920s defense and industry names
A fragmentary roster lists numerous early 20th century corporations and brands. It includes Nash Motors National Dairy National Cash Register North American Aviation National Biscuit Company Hudson Otis Steel Pullman Company Public Service of New Jersey Phelps Dodge Republic Steel Radio Corp Reading Railroad Remington Rand Reynolds Tobacconists 43h Ltd Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil and many others such as Studebaker Westinghouse General Electric Warner Bros Woolworth and Yellow Cab among scattered entries. The text reads like a stock or trade directory snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Motors
National Dairy National Cash Reg North Amer Aviation National Biscute
Niaghts
Hudson Otis Steel
Patiltus Petrolia Packard Matai
Pullman Co
Scry
Phelps Dodge - Republic
GC Radio Corp
Yellow 'T & Cab
Young Sheet & T
Livestock Market Report From Pittsburgh
Livestock market figures show cattle receipts at 2700 with steady to higher trends. Prime heavies 450-480, mediums 485-490, York grade 400-440, heifers 525-380, cows 350-400, bulls 285-390. sheep and lambs 300 receipts, market steady to weak with prime workers 275-300 and yearlings 500-625.
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Cinternaueast News Service
Pittsburgh
Hay and Grain Prices in SILI SEDROM Area
Hay and grain prices listed by grade and type with figures for timothy clover alfalfa prairie and straw. Includes No 1 No 2 No 3 classifications and ranges for hay wheat and straw prices as of June 18. Prices show per unit or ton with varied quality notes.
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Sili Sedrom
Hay End
Ain
Solo accidents report rule cited in Harrisburg
Walter W. Matthews, director of the Division of Safety in Harrisburg, states that solo accidents must be reported to the Department of Revenue if property damage is 380 or more. The rule also applies even when only the operator or a passenger is injured and damages are under 50 dollars. Some motorists fail to file such reports.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Walter W. Matthews
Division of Safety
Board To Sell Refunding Bonds For Lincoln School Crisis
The Harrisburg trip by Secretary Gi Blaine Hancher discussed selling $50,000,000 in refunding bonds to the retirement board or at least $30,900 for the Lincoln school crisis. The board may seek a state appropriation advance and will decide at a May meeting. Frank Blackburn was approved as tax collector, bond required, and 1933 taxes bonded at $50,000 with a 35 day deadline. Tuition funds were debated for local high school admissions next year if funds are insufficient. The board adjourned after setting tax collector terms and Lincoln School night.
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Blaine Hancher
Trin
Harrisburg
Hancher
Lincoln
Hencher
Hanther
J. J A. Mayne
William Moffat
New Castle
Frank Blackburn
J. A.boane
Ace High Members Gather For Bridge At Elmwood City
In Elmwood City on June 16 Mrs Elisabeth Mnelly hosted Ace High Ombat members for a two table bridge evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Ether Abweister with the hostess overseeing the event. A luncheon followed and guests planned a return meeting in two weeks at Mrs Kenneth Parkers Hazel avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Elisabeth Mnelly
Ace High
Ombat
Heth Gitonett
Cn l ' Over Bridge
Ether Ab Weister
Kenneth
Parker
Hazel Avenue
Ladies Aid Elects Officers Thursday At meeting
The Ladies Aid of the M E church elected officers Thursday after eighteen members attended. The session was hosted with Mrs Olive Adams and Mrs Henry Fox assisting. Refreshments were served after the business session.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies al Society of the
M/E. chateh
Olive
Adams
Henry
Bridge at 12 tables Vamidet and Wilk noted
Fragmentary report describes a bridge at 12 with tables including Vamidet and Wilk. The readable text mentions Sppalatiente and thoroy eh as unclear notes amid the brief card game context.
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Wilk
Schaffner Class Meets On Thursday
Ellwood City report notes a Schaffner class meeting scheduled for Thursday with Mrs Ethel Geyser reported as a guest. details of the event are incomplete in the clipping and the exact location is unclear.
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Schaffner Class
Erratic OCR Summary of Plant Share-the-Work Plan
Fragmentary notice notes June and a National Tube Company plant where John Ostatt reports on a share-the-work plan. Increased production yields more work for employees amid low mood, with unclear details and broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwooderry
Tor John
Misneger
Backfire Causes Ga Errr Breaks Shoulder
Fragmentary report notes a return from fete in Ellwood City with several named individuals. The incident description mentions a broken shoulder occurring yesterday afternoon amid unclear details of the event and participants.
Unclear fragment hints at ceremony and gratitude
Fragmentary text mentions an evening event and a grateful response from Mrs Groden for a gift or donation to an organization, with references to election and service. The damaged wording prevents clear identification of names, date, or location.
Pleasing Hostess Mrs Warren Wilson Leads Evening Notes
A fragmented account recalls Mrs Warren Wilson hosting guests with tea tables and decor. Names such as Nora, George Wilson, and Mrs Arthur Nicklas on Wayne Avenue appear in scattered lines about a club gathering and a forthcoming meeting at a home.
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Nora
Thowe
George
Wilson
Aleigh
Gamnea
Thompson
Will
Arthur
Nicklas-on-Wayne Avenue
Pictorial Summary of Major New Deal Legislation
Describes Uncle Sam and Roosevelt guiding the ninety third Congress. Highlights rapid power expansion within 100 days, including finance measures, suspension of gold specie payments, reduction of gold content, prohibition of 3.2 beer, and cuts to social benefits. Illustrative photographs depict key policy shifts shaping the economy and governance.
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Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Moosevelt
Dovar
Women Missionary Society Plans Conference Attendance
An Ellwood City meeting of about 30 members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Baptist church discussed plans for attending the Wentpin Pennsylvania Missionary House Party at Grove City College in the third week of July. The three day event will be hosted by Baptist Societies under N Anderson’s group. After a devotional and brief business session, attendees adjourned to the basement for a strawberry and ice cream social sponsored by the church’s youth, described as a successful affair.
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Ellwood
City
Women's Missionary Society of the Reptist
Pennsylvania
City College
N. Anderson
Mrs Rosencranz Hosts Ellwood City Club Meeting
Mrs. Rosencranz entertained her club at Hazel Avenue home with 15 members present. A 6:30 dinner followed by social hour yielded prizes to Mrs. Vera Coon and Mrs. Kirkwood. The group plans another meeting in two weeks at an undetermined location.
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Ellwood
OFTY
Selightfi “Nospiteley
Fragmentary OCR Item on Parents and Graduation
A corrupted OCR fragment mentions parents and graduation. The readable bits are sparse and ambiguous, with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases that prevent clear attribution or event details. No identifiable persons, dates, or places are determinable from the available text.
Local Notes From North Area Social Roundup
Wishing day among friends with Mrs William Hover and Miss Charlotte Richter. Richter, second at yeauz, returned after weeks with Mr and Mrs Samuel Mad Roberts in Pittsburgh. Chester Nagel back with parents in New Florence Pa for summer. Miss Adame Johnson Monaca, a Koppel schools teacher, moved home from Rochester General hospital and improves. Hell reunion at Camp Boquet Negley drew 45 guests from Bellvue Ellwood City Racine and Keppel with dinner, capper, games and plans for annual event.
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William Hover
Charlotte
Richter
Yeauz
Lea
Samuel Mad Roperts
Pittsburgh
Chester
Nagel
BR. A. Nagel
New Florence
Mise Adame Johnson
Monaca
Rochester General Hospital
Camp Boquet
Negley
Bellvue
Ellwood City
Racine
Wisconsin
Ner
Capper
Samy
Castlewood Grange Meeting Heads for June Events
East New Castle Grange met on June 1 with a post meeting birthday party for lecturer Mrs T C McDanel. A social lunch followed. Next meeting on June 26 features the Ropp boys troupe of New Bedford. Local notes mention a Shenandoah play on June 2 by Barrtony Baptist Young People and several area residents visiting or ill.
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Grange
East New Castle
Shen« Ldngo
Barmtony Baptist Young People
Chewton Social Roundup Mentioning Local Visits and Closings
A Chewton community note lists visits among locals including Mrs Eliza Conner and Miss Dorothy Conner with Beaver neighbors and Elizabeth Brown in Ellwood City hospital. It notes summer closure of Sunday services at Chewton Christian church and details nearby travels among Hergenrother, Yoho, Aiken and Guy households with numerous relatives.
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Eliza Conner
Dorothy Conner
George Conner
Beaver
Helen Mannion
Massillon
Myra
John Hergen- Tother
Frank Kurtz
Elizabeth Brown
Ellwood City Hospital
C. P. Durbin
Lillian Durbin
Anna Guy
Edward Cochrane
Ellwood City
Chewton
Lafe Weir
Biberman Fosnaught
Wilkinsburg
Parking dog not biter rules judge
New York June 16 A magistrate ruled that a wornseled dog in parked care does not violate the law and dismissed the complaint against Mrs Ruth Adams. The case involved Julius Aptowitz who charged the dog reached from a parked car and bit him on the shoulder, though the judge found no evidence of a bite.
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International News Service
New York
Apyney
Peter M. Daly Des
Julius
Aptowite
Ruth Adams
Aptowitz
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Ethel’ Geyser
OITY
andiMrs
Minter
Howards McClymonds
Loren'Sprin
Warren’ Wilson
Rotary
Froonn
Mrs. Rosencranz Entertains
Sytrian Sisters
Pythian Biefers
Aims
Temple
K.of Ball
Fourth Street
Marion Conway
Laverna
Mosley
Delia Mae Fetterman
Byof
Auxiliary
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Bell Memoral
Ellwood Personals
Marjorie Maine
Charlotte, Jones
Eloy
Zarl’ Wiliams
Washington
William
McGlacy
Wayne
Ahe
Robert Wilson
Charles ‘Humphries
Mt ‘Oliver
Miles SheffLer
Fountain
Ae Wilson
New’ Castle
Castlewood
Ronald Smith
Phyllis Gasedy
Henman Smith
Beaver Falls
W. P. Christopher Att
Rochester
Jane Brown
George M Thay
Clair Brith
Clarence McQuiston Sod Daghter Jean
Elwood
Harry White
Amelia Newton
Saugh
Tutts
By Crawford
Mrs. Tutt
Ters Goldie
Betty
Wartemburg
George Stelfel
Maaas
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