Stock Market Opens Up On Booming Wheat and Cotton
New York June 26 The stock market opened with bullish sentiment driven by spectacular gains in wheat and cotton. Wheat jumped over 30 cents a bushel and cotton rose about a dollar a bale, lifting many stocks. Automakers led gains with Chrysler and General Motors, followed by rails and textiles as the dollar strengthened amid profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby Fop National Lines
New York
Rails
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Gan
Utilities
Industrial Stocks Listing Draft From Historic Market Board
A fragment lists numerous major U S companies across sectors including Anaconda Copper American Can Company Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Exxon era peers and utilities such as Consolidated Gas and Lehigh Portland Cement. The scattered text hints at a broad market showcase with names like Chrysler DuPont Eastman Kodak Goodyear Rubber Libby Owens Ford and Johns Manville among others.
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Ate&sf
Byers
Amer Holl Mills
Amer
Am Water
W & J Co
Amer Tob Co
Amer Super Power
Armour Aweese B&o
Barnsdall
Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Soca
Ganadian Pacific
Ghesanenake & Chio
Crucible Steel
Chrysleries Eee
L.escess
Consolidated O11 Cent Can Co
Comm & Souther Commerccial Solvents Cities Service
Curtiss Wright
Gese J Ty
Ssee
DuPont de Nemours
Sareversere Erie RR
Ertewatsetne
Elec Auto Lite Oeetne Eastman Kodak
Elec Bond & Share
Grest Northeyn
General Motors
General Electric Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber - Gulf
General Foods Hudson Motors
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Cowsweer Inspiration Copper
IP Act
Ee Cieee- Johns-Manville
Skepnicott Copper
Kelvinator
Kroger Gror
Libby-Owens-Ford Liquid Carbonic
Lehigh Portland Lone Star Gas
Missouri Pacific Mo
Major auto and fuel firms listed in cross-licensing roundup
A dense compilation lists Mack Trucks, Montgomery Ward, Nash Motors, National Cash Register, North American Aviation, National Biscuit, Standard Oil affiliates, Studebaker, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth, Sears Roebuck, Pullman, United Aircraft, Vanadium Corp and other major corporations. The item reads like a trade-name directory or advertisement cluster from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
CS Ce Pennes
Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
National
National Cash Ros North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Niagara
Huson
Par _Os Steel
Owens
Pennroad
Philips Petrol
Fackard Motors” Pullman Co
Phelps Dodge
Eau Republic Steel Corp
Radio Corp
Weekseee Rem Rand
ws + Reynolds Tabuero
St’ Olof NJ
Std Oil
Cal Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Elec
Sears Roebuck
Standard Brands
Ween
Simmons
Oxas Corp
Timkin Ball Bear Tide Wat
WS Steel
Piper& Far US Rugerr
Union Car & Car
United Aircraft
United Corn
United Gas Lap
Vanadium Corp
Westinghouse Brit
Eis Westinghouse Bio Warner Bros
Woolworth Co
Young Steel & T
Market Produce Market from International News Service
Pittsburgh offices report on June 26 with steady poultry demand and moderate supply. Prices cover colored hens leghorn hens broilers roosters ducks geese turkeys young toms stags and related meat markets. Butter and eggs firm with varied scores. Vegetables show stronger tomatoes and cabbage with regional price ranges for Ohio New Jersey Maryland and Tennessee.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
W. Va
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio
New Jersey
Iit Bu
Maryland
Livestock Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Cattle and Sheep
International wire reports show the Livestock Market steady to weak for cattle with various weight ranges and classes. Sheep and lambs are steady with prime and choice lots quoted, while galf receipts show a market moving higher in some categories. A stray line notes an old insult about biting the thumb.
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Fittsburgh
Milan
Suspect Sought in Hilda Brodsky Kidnapping
Philadelphia and Wilmington detectives travel to New York to question Mike Mush Cohen, a longtime suspect in the 1932 abduction of 9 year old Hilda Brodsky. Cohen, nicknamed Pimple Faced Mush, was identified by a girl as the man who took her near Wilmington. Frank Sally Marino, 34, is noted as a companion.
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Soteristican News Service
New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Mike
Mush" Cohen
Hilda Brodsky
Cohen
Broadway
Niz
Mush
Mike Mush” Cohen
Hln
Frank
Sally) Marino
Heavy Rain Sunday Obstructs Roadway
County Commissioner Elmer Gonders reports damage to the Wurtemburg road from a cloudburst Sunday evening. Earth and gravel washed onto the highway, with gardens also damaged in Wurlemburg as rain continued over an hour. The road is a state highway and must be cleaned by the state highway department.
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Elmer Gonders
Wurtemburg
Ysepent
Wurlemburg
Conners
State
Highway Official To Attend Opening In Pittsburgh Region
In a letter of acknowledgement to day H R Kloos District Engineer of the Pennsylvania State Highway Department stated that he would be here for the opening of the West Pittsburgh road on Wednesday afternoon June 28 Mr Kloos has charge of a number of counties in Western Pennsylvania including Lawrence All roads built in the county in the past three years have been under his general supervision.
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H. J. Kloos
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
West Pitttsburgl
Brick hurling shatters pane at McCormick and Christoper firm
A brick was thrown through a plate glass window of the beer distributing firm McCormick and Christoper late Saturday night or early Sunday morning amid rumors of a recent price-cutting war and mounting animosity. James McCormick suspects it was the work of an adversary.
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McCormick and Christoper
James McCormick
Preston Wholesale Store Robbery Reported
Preston Wholesale Store on Grove Street was entered and robbed over the weekend. Officers found a rear-door break and the office ransacked. About two and a half thousand dollars worth of cigarettes in the warehouse remained untouched.
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J. R. Preston
H. Cx
Preston Company
Grove Street
Franklin Avenue Boy Missing
Jono R Flynn of 37 Franklin Avenue seeks police aid to locate his fifteen year old son David missing since Saturday evening. The youth wore Flynn duck pants a light shirt and tennis shoes and had no cap when he left home.
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Jono R. Flynn
Franklin Avenue
David
Flynn Duck
Mr. Coldrush
Himselli
Denial by Youth Over Slaying of Billy Reissy Jr
In Lansdowne Pa 14 year old Richard Ragone after a night in police detention cried out I didn t do it denying his confession to the murder of 9 year old Billy Reissy Jr. Assistant DA McClenahan dismissed the denial as not credible citing a signed full confession. Police say Ragone attacked and stabbed the boy near Mt Moriah Cemetery after Billy threatened to tell his father.
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Tnternational
Lansdowne
Stenzied
Poelice Station
Richard Ragone
Billy Reissy, Jr
William B. McClenahan, Jr
Ragone
Mt. Moriah
Yeaton
Billy
Carlene Wetherill Granted Divorce From Hiles Wetherill
In Philadelphia on June 24 Mrs Carlene Justine Jordan Wetherill was granted a divorce from Hiles F Wetherill in common pleas court The case notes that Wetherill had divorced her in Reno and married Dorothy Doster Layson A separate statutory divorce filing by the first Mrs Wetherill was granted today with papers in the case impounded
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Carlene Justine Jordan
Wetherill
Oday
Hiles
Monongahela steel plants push to longer work schedule
Monongahela valley mills increase open hearth output with more furnaces lit this week. Donora mill will light another open hearth, reaching 71 of 13 in operation. At Monessen 10 of 12 open hearths to be operating by week end, with one idle furnace being prepared for production. A minor traffic accident near the Lawrence Laundry injured two drivers.
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Charleroi
Monongahela Galley Steel
Tey
Donora
American Steel 6. Wire Company
Monessen
Pittshing Steel Company
Senate scrutiny shifts to Dillon Read & Co in banking inquiry
The U S senate committee continues hearings into major New York banks. After showing the workings of Morgan interests, the next witness spotlight falls on Dillon Read & Co with Clarence Dillon expected to testify in Washington. Otto Kahn already testified for Kahn, Loeb & Co as the inquiry widens.
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New York
U. S. Senate
House of Morgan
Ferdinand Pocora
Kahn, Lovb & Co
International
Finencinga
Evens
Otto Kahn
Inset
Washington
Dillon, Read & Co
Righ Glarence Dillon
Driver Fined After Morning Accident at M Street Corner
Walter Donnin of Mahoninytown, Missouri, paid a fine of 2558 after arrest on suspicion of negligent driving following a collision at M Street and Long Avenue. He allegedly failed to stop at a main thoroughfare, hitting the car driven by Peter Camuso of 30 South Beaver Street, which sustained damage on Moravia Street.
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Walter Donnin
Mahoninytown
M Street
Long Avenue
Peter Camuso
Beaver Street
Moravia Street
Camuso
Real Estate Broker Loses Bid For New Trial In 303 Acre Farm Case
Judge RL Hildebrand refused McBride the real estate broker’s request for a new trial after a Perry township dispute over a 303 acre farm. McBride claimed the Bowers sold the farm to Miller for 6600 after showing it to buyers. jury awarded 479.44 with interest. The defense sought judgment notwithstanding the verdict and a new trial, both denied.
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RL. Hildebrand
W. D. McBride
Buller
John
Clara Bowers
Perry Township
McBride
Bowers
Harry Miller
Downis
MeBride
Miller
One Thousand Attend Band Concert at Cescade Park
Sunday afternoon showers kept some away but about 1,000 heard the Duke of Abruzz band directed by B. J Biondi render a sacred music concert which was highly appreciated.
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Cescade Park
Chris Coulthard
B. J Biondi
Grove City Fire Blamed On Bomb
Grove City police chief requests state police help in probing a blast that destroyed the home of Raphael Tomasetto, marking the latest in a string of mysterious explosions.
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Grove City
Charles Ray
Raphael Tomasetto
Bomb Blast Ties to May Borough Fires Mystery
Sunday morning Chief Ray said the explosion and ensuing fire were caused by a bomb. The blast disrupted a dance at the Tomasetta place, assets damaged, insured for about 2500 dollars. This followed a prior May blaze in the borough as investigators probe the Daw home fire.
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Ray
Caldwell Ends Term As Rotary President
William J. Caldwell of the New Castle Rotary Club closes his year as president at a noon club meeting in Castleton. Ralph Boisinger will be installed next Monday as successor. Reports from the secretary and treasurer plus the outgoing president’s address were featured, with Dr. W. L. Campbell welcomed home after a vacation.
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Alines
William J. Caldwell
New Castle
Castleton
Caldwell
Rotary Eh
Ralph Boisinger
Alicia
Knoccer de- Lace Cole
W. L. Campbell
Aguth
Machine Gunners Are Identified In Crawford County
Conternational News Service reports in Fort Smith Arkansas on June 26 that two gunmen identified as Clyde and Melvin Barrow, brothers wanted for six murders, shot and wounded Marshall Hod Humphrey of Alma and hijacked Merk Lolin's car. Humphrey remains near death in hospital. Police released photos identifying the Barrow brothers.
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Fort Smith
Ars
Marshall Hod
Humphrey
Alma
Crawford County
Clydé S
Melvin Barrow
Merk Lolin
Lo Brothers
Barro Brekers
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