Stock market soars as dollar drops and commodities rise
The June rally boosts stocks nationwide as the dollar slides against foreign currencies. Wheat and cotton rise, bonds and blue chips rally, with Homestake Mining leading gains amid hopes for gold market expansion. Traders push the market to year highs before profit-taking resumes.
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Homestake
Johns’ Manovilis
Consolidated Gan Wna
American Can
U. S. Bteol
American Telephone
Wratinghouse
Gondral Motora
Allied Chemical
Beoren
Auburn
Connecticut
Iowa
New Hampshire
Nationwide ticker list of 20th century companies and stocks
A dense OCR style compilation lists numerous firms across industries such as General Motors General Electric and Union Carbide with stock like percentages and company pairs. It mentions automakers oil and gas utilities steel and electric makers including Nash Motors Packard Motors Revlon and US Steel among others.
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Great Northern
General Motors
General Electric
Gootrieb Rubber
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound
Inter Harvester
Nickel Co
Inspiration Copper
Johns-Mansvile
Kennicott Copper
Kelvinator
Kroger Gree
Libby-Owens-Ford
Lehigh Poinland
Lone Star Gas
Missouri Pacific
Mo Kan T
Mexican
National Cash Reg
We North Ammer Aviation
National Biscuit
Niagara
Husson Pwr
Otis Steel
Phillips Petrol
Packard Motors
Pullman Ge
Phelps Dodge
Republic Steel
Racio Corp
Reynolds
Studebaker
Stewart Warne Tebeedens
Sears Roebuck
Standard Brands - Simmons Co
Texts Corp
Timkin Roll Bear
Tidh Wat
US Steel
US Pipe & Mary
US Rubber
Union Card& Car
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp
Vanadium Corp
Westinghouse Rk
Westinghouse Flee
Warner Bros
HK Aengey Ass Yellow
T & Cab
Young Mhect & Ty
Produce Market Mixed Across Poultry and Vegetables
International News Service Pittsburgh reports mixed market signals with poultry steady to moderate in demand and supply. colored hens and broilers vary by grade, turkeys and ducks priced, butter steady. eggs firm with current receipts and prices listed. vegetables show weak tomato demand and cabbage and lettuce ranges. regional notes include Ohio Maryland Maryland Hampers with variable crate and hamper prices.
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Mississippi
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Livestock market report from Fittburge shows steady to strong prices
Cattle receipts around 500 with steady to firm bids across steers heifers cows and bulls. Hog prices mix with gains reported. lambs and sheep receipts about 560 with market steady to strong for prime wethers and yearlings. veal receipts limited and prices up to 550.
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International News Service
Fitteburge
Jane
Ha y And Grain Market and Baseball Fan Exchange
Pittsburgh June market notes list hay and grain prices for oats corn wheat and various timothy and clover grades with alfalfa and prairie hay. The item ends with a humorous exchange about watching baseball scores and a wife avoiding betting on home team losses.
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Pittsburgh
Economic progress again fuels business revival in week
New York June 20 The adjournment of Congress for six months and President Roosevelt's stance on currency stabilize the outlook. Ohio Rails Toad reports a May net income up 27 percent, signaling favorable readings from major railroads. Motor industry sales steady, steel demand shows no surge yet but is expected with new public works. Securities and commodities rebound from recent lows.
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C International News Service
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Congress
Roosevelt
Ohio Rails
Toad
Securities and Commodities
Two Escaped Injury After Car Collision In Ellwood City
June report from Ellwood City describes a two car crash on Second Street near North Formtain Avenue. Sahir of Harmony failed to observe a stop sign and collided with John Atcheson of Warmptm, causing Atcheson’s car to overturn. Brady, a passenger, sustained slight injuries. two women and three children were in Atcheson’s vehicle.
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Ellwood City
Rerri
Sahir
Harmony
Second Street
John
Atcheson
Brady
Éne
Peter
Agas
Funeral Services Conducted Monday for Fred Wing
Ellwood City residents mourned Fred Wing who died after a prolonged illness. The Free Methodist Church held his funeral Monday at 2 30 PM, with Rev. D Ni Thomas and Rev J E Caughey officiating. Wing, long a National Tube employee, leaves a widow Lettie and three daughters plus four stepchildren and several brothers and sisters. Interment was in Slippery Rock cemetery.
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Wy. Funner
Howe
Wayne
Avenue
D. Ni Thomas
Free Methodist Church
J. -E. Caughey
Wurtensburg
My. Pilmner
National Tube Company
Dow
Lettie
George. Main
Ra Covert
Ellwood
Carl Jones
Detroit
Mich
Vaughn
Whybrew
Ruth ‘Nicodemus
Frances
Addison
Marion
Ind
Alale Parrott
Bea’ver Falls
Bird
James
Henry
Koul
Brewer
Ain
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Flinzier
Pittsburgh
Howard Hall
John
Pitoner
Union
Rock Cemetery
Trinity Brotherhood Hope Meeting Draws Forty Attendees
Last evening a joint session of the Trinity Brotherhood Hope brought about 40 members and guests. Laurence Fitiner and Edward Leonhardt of this city spoke, followed by a lively discussion and a social period with lunch. The next regular meeting is set for the third Tuesday in July in Ellwood or Ty, June 20.
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Trinity Brotherhood Hope
Brothers Hood
Laurence Fitiner
Edward
Leonhardt
Ellwood
Ellwood Kiwanis Club to Meet at Trinity Lutheran Church
Ellwood City Kiwanis will hold its regular weekly meeting in the Trinity Lutheran church in Ellwood City on June 20. The piece notes a birthday party for Gail Smith with a wiener roast and outdoor games at Verna Smith’s home, listing several attendees and shared activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Trinity.Lutheran
Ellwood
Stime
Gail
Mras Jacob
Jack’ Lloyd
Edward
Gregg
Bruce
Kelle Glenn
Dolter
Harald Lloyd
Robert
Gail Smith
Ned
Brady Club Holds Meeting On Monday
Ellwood Dry June 20 about 65 members of the Brady club attended their semi monthly meeting at Catholic church rooms. A business session followed by a supper served by Joha Hooper and committees. Women’s Missionary society Knox Presbyterian will meet at Mrs James Jennings North Sewickley with Mrs RE Bell chosen reader. A basket supper with the featured Presbyterian church on Thursday at Mrs Rugh Hard North Sewickley. Ladies quilt afternoon. families join in the evening near Rochester. Milas Mildred Tepsicka Etella Wasovithh visited Wampum. Harry Keller of Lawrence Ave. made business call in Pittsburg. Raymioni Rockdale relatives at Prospect. Fred Albecago Ill arrived to spend days with relatives. Be hott of New Kensington spending a week at relatives in Elli and Wampu. James Stucky formerly of this city now at Cuyahoga Falls vacation with friends here. Lawrence Matel confined at home, returned home after several days. Harry Lloyd underwent an operation for removal of ta
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Brady Club
Agathe
Catholic Church
Joha ‘Hooper
Otry
Women's Missionary Society
Knox Presbyter
Dan
James Jennings
North
Sewickley
Bell
Orth Presbyterian’ Church
Ter
Rochester
Milas
Mildred Tepsicka
Wampum
Suie
Harry” Keller
Lawrence-aven
Pittsburg
Raymioni
Rockdale
Fred
Albecago
Vate Aiead Behott
New ‘Sington
Elli
Wampu
James Stucky
Cuyahoga
Falls
Lawrence Matel
Harry Lloyd
Community Noses Out Park Gate in Thrilling Victory
Elwood City June 20 Community's undefeated team edged Park Gate Baptist 4 to 3 as Frank Merriwell delivered a clutch homer with two on. Norman Pack sparked the win, breaking a 4-2 ninth inning jam to secure the comeback. Community faces St. Agatha and Park Gate later this week.
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Ellwood City
the Teaune
Fark Gate Baptist
Frank Merriwell
Norman ‘Pack
Park
Marshall
Tom Brown
Ingle
Brown
Neff
Jaralson
Pack
Chate
Park Gate
St. Agatha and
Hostess Mrs Share Leads Pythian Sisters Club
Mrs John Share hosted the Pythian Sisters club meeting at her Todd Avenue home on the third Monday in July. Attendees enjoyed social chat and a delectable luncheon prepared by her daughter Dorothy.
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Todd
Dorothy
John. Stoner
Wartembure
Community Service League Picnic At Ellwood City
Seven members of the Community Service League gathered at Hubers Beach in Ellwood City on June 20 for an evening picnic. The event featured games, contests, socializing, and a dinner served to attendees including Caroline DeLoy Peressa Venesse and Louie Radice. Hospital notes list Elmer Sabo of Ellport and Velma Thomas of First Street among those charged on Monday.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Huber’s Beach
Hoff
Caroline DeLoy
Peressa Venesse
Louie Radice
Elmer
Sabo
Ellport
le Velma
Wampum Women Outing Arrangements Finalized
Final arrangements have been completed by the committee for the annual Womens club outing on Thursday at Willow Stove. The ladies will meet at 30 p.m. transportation will be furnished. The committee seeks to correct an error about pleni¢ being Seeotiets LEAVE FOR CONVENTION Mrs Coulter post mistress left for Reading to attend the post masters convention Eld and Wednesday. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL John Yoho was taken to Providence Hospital on Saturday evening. WA MEUM PERSONAL story notes a domestic scene with Mrs Bookam and others.
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Womsn's
Clyby
Willow
Stove
Spark
Coulter
Koppel enud visits and local social rounds across town
A busy weekend in Koppel features visits to the Willan McDigin home by Koppel enud and Elizabeth Flake at a house party hosted by Naoma Lutz in Ellwood City. Thomas Blythe’s son in reforestation camps near Towanda reports his station, and Charles Myers announces an eight pound birth.
Georgia governor declares martial law in Atlanta
On June 20 Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge proclaimed martial law in Atlanta, seizing control of the state capitol and highway department using National Guard forces to resolve a two month dispute over five engineers dismissed at the governor’s request. J. W. Barnett, chairman of the highway commission, leads the commission amid the crisis.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Georgia Capitol
Eugene ‘Ralmadge
State Highway Department
Talmadge
Hhe Department
State Capitol
J. W. Barnett
Highway Commission and
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Georgia highway board turmoil ends in martial law
Adjutant General Lindsey Camp removes commissioners W G C Vereen and Jud G Wilboit amid a dispute over highway funds. Governor Talmadge deploys National Guards detachments to the state capitol and governor’s mansion as five engineers are dismissed and funds seized to pay overdue highway workers.
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Sioner
W. G C. Vereen
Lindsey Camp
Jud G. Wilboit
Talmadge
Wooholt
Highway Commission
Motor Car Maker Visits Hotel On Trip To Detroit
Graham Paige vice president Robert C Graham of Detroit spent part of Sunday in New Castle on a motor trip from Washington to Detroit. He rested at a hotel with his son and spoke with local auto dealers about rising business and a large steel order planned within a few days. He had just conferred with Walter Chrysler in New York and mentioned Cannonball Baker planning a visit to New Castle this week.
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Robert’ c. Graham
Graham-Paige Motor Corporation
Detroit
Washington, D. C
New York
Walter Chrysler
Graham
Cannnonball” Baker
Guto Racing
New Castle
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