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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1944
Page
13
Babson discusses invasion effects on stocks bonds commodities and real estate with cautious outlook. He weighs bear bullish cases and notes markets discount initial moves while awaiting clearer data. He predicts varied impacts by sector depending on supply demand balance and remains optimistic long term except for high grade bonds.
The second weekly Swing Lobby will be held at Cascade Park dance pavilion this evening at eight. Sponsored by the Lions club the event runs on Wednesday evenings in summer instead of Friday beginning June 21, open to all city youths per Harold Pears.
The 31st triennial session of the general eldership of the Churches of God of North America opened in Harrisburg. Officers will be elected during today’s business sessions, with a devotional service led by Rev. Claude Carl of Leadwood, Missouri, on Saturday. Retiring president Rev. Harry C. Gonso of Hagerstown, Maryland, concluded his term.
The State Council of Defense announced 1 480 086 members for May, down 7 600 from April. The decline reflects ongoing adjustments in wartime measures and organizational participation across the Commonwealth.
Washington reports that some aluminum and magnesium may return to civilian service shortly. Representatives from Alcoa and Reynolds Metals are set to testify at a Monday hearing to discuss converting metal into civilian commodities, according to Chairman Truman.
Harrisburg June 16 The State Defense Council reported 13 711 service personnel names recorded in 11 counties during a two day absentee voter canvass in Washington county 6774 names and over 4100 in Philadelphia. Other counties reported slowly. The state elections bureau plans to distribute 500000 military ballots to more than 800000 Pennsylvania service members.
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