Stock Market Opens On Bullish Boom With Profit Taking
The market opened strong as gains in wheat and cotton spurred buying. Repeal stocks led with rises over five points, led by Chrysler and General Motors, while U S Steel and American Can lagged. bonds rose as speculative rail bonds advanced.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Stock market fragment list shows varied percentage figures
A dense OCR list records numerous firm names such as General Motors General Electric Amoco not present and many percent figures like 66 41 78 across industries from steel to oil and utilities, reflecting a volatile mixed sector snapshot without coherent narrative or date.
Industrial stocks and company listings show varied gains
A fragmented list details percentage gains for numerous firms across industries including Mack Trucks Montgomery Ward Northern Pacific and National Cash Register. The compilation notes shares rising or holding steady with several agencies and brands such as Westinghouse Warner Bros Woolworth and Exxon appearing among the entries.
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Mack Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Cscéncuses Mlm National Dairy
National Cash Reg
North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Ota Steel
Skkavess
Phillips
Packard Motors
Wesc
Desces
Pullman Co
Bbeteees de Gor Pub Berry
Cscsee Seve
Phelps DoGge
Sseeswsse
Republic Steel Corp
Cveswae
Seean
Tawses Venve
Reynolds Tobacco
Viertsessesnleee Brigeorert i
Bewees
Stewart Warner
Swccesersse
Gas
ERIS
Troeouem
Yakacilicus
Simmons Co
Lixstes
ATONE
Enero
ATS A
Eebion
Pipe & Fury
Cosseccar
Ks Nalbs
Union Car & Car
United Amar
Cecvenciove Bom Roicetoot Ns
Ocnaae Esauwece Bae United Gas Imp
Versie Cord
Westinghouse Brk
Westinghouse Elec
Warner Bros
Peterhn
Woolworth Co
Yellow T & Cab
Young Sheet & T
Seen
Produce Market Prices In Pittsburgh
Market recap from Pittsburgh on June 26 details poultry with steady demand and moderate supply, listing prices for colored hens and broilers, roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, and toms. butter with firm demand and mid-range scores. eggs with firm demand and current receipts. vegetables showing stronger tomato demand, mixed cabbage pricing across regions, and specific crate and hamper values for Maryland and New Jersey markets.
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Pittsburgh
So. O
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Livestock Market Report from Pittsburgh Stockyards
Cattle receipts 500 with market steady to weak. Steers good heavy 550-625, medium to good heavy 475-550, good light 565-650, common 400-475. Heifers 500-550, common 365-500. Cows 325-375 good, 250-325 common, 125-250 low cutter. Bulls 285-375. Hogs receipts 3500, market steady. Prime heavies 440-465, heavy 460-470, mediums 465-475, heavy yorkers 425-465, light yorkers 350-410. Pigs 300-350, roughs 300-350. Sheep and lamb receipts 1500, market steady. Prime feeders 235-275, good and choice lambs 700-800, yearlings 500-625. Calf receipts 550, market strong to 25 higher, good and choice years 475-575. Biting the thumb at another was an old method of expressing de fiance and contempt with a view of provoking a quarrel.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Suspect Sought in Hilda Brodsky Kidnaping Case
Detectives from Philadelphia and Wilmington go to New York to question Mike Mush Cohen and Frank Salvy Marino about the April 1932 abduction of 9 year old Hilda Brodsky. The girl, at ten, plans a trip to identify the suspect whom she nicknamed Pimply Faced Mush.
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New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Mike “Mush” Cohen
Hilda Brodsky
Cohen
Broadway
Frank
Salvy) Marino
Heavy Rain Sunday Wrecks Wurtemburg Road
County Commissioner Elmer Conners reports he inspected damage to the Wurtemburg road caused by a Sunday storm. The cloudburst washed earth and gravel onto the highway, damaged gardens, and washed large ditches in some plots. the road is a state highway and requires cleanup by the state highway department.
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Elmer Conners
Wurtemburg
Conners
Highway Official to Attend Opening in West Pittsburgh Road
In a letter of acknowledgement H. J. Kloos District Engineer of the Pennsylvania State Highway Department said he would attend the opening of the West Pittsburgh road on Wednesday afternoon June 28. He oversees several counties in Western Pennsylvania including Lawrence and has supervised roads built there in the past three years.
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H. J. Kloos
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
West Pittsburgh
Kloos
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Brick hurled through window at McCormick and Christoper
A brick was hurled through the plate glass window of the beer distributing firm McCormick and Christoper late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. James McCormick cites a price cutting war in the past week and suspects an enemy caused the damage.
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McCormick and Christoper
James McCormick
Preston Wholesale Store Robbery Reported
J. R. Preston of the H. G. Preston Company reports the Preston Wholesale Store was entered and robbed over the weekend. Police found a rear door entry. the office was ransacked while $2500 worth of cigars remained untouched in the warehouse.
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J. R. Preston
H. G. Preston Company
Grove Street
Franklin Avenue Boy Missing
John R. Flynn of 837 Franklin avenue seeks police help to locate his fifteen year old son David missing since Saturday evening. He wore light duck pants light shirt tennis shoes and had no cap when he left home.
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John R. Flynn
Franklin Avenue
David
Denial by Youth Over Killing of Billy Reilly Jr
A 16 year old, Richard Ragone, denied his confession after a night in police detention claiming innocence. Prosecutors say a signed confession describes Ragone stabbing 9 year old Billy Reilly Jr. 42 times with an ice pick near Mt Moriah Cemetery, Yeadon, after threat to tell father.
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Lansdowne
Richard Ragone
Billy Reilly, Jr
William B. McClenacan, Jr
Ragone
Mt. Moriah
Yeadon
Billy
Carlene Wetherill Granted Divorce
Mrs. Carlene Justine Jordan Wetherill was granted a divorce from Giles P. Wetherill in Philadelphia’s common pleas court. The case involved a Reno divorce, a subsequent remarriage to Dorothy Doster Layson, and included statutory charges filed by the first Mrs. Wetherill. Papers were impounded.
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Philadelphia
Carlene Justine Jordan Wetherill
Giles P. Wetherill
Common Pleas
Wetherill
Reno
Dorothy Doster Layson
Denver
Monongahela Steel Plants Expand Open Hearth Operations
Charleroi Pennsylvania June 26 steel plants in Monongahela valley push output with more open hearth furnaces to be lit this week Donora mill American Steel and Wire will bring total operating to 11 of 13 at Donora Monessen plant will have 10 of 12 in operation at week end One furnace idle two years being prepared for production A minor accident reported as Jacob F Kahrer Jr and Joseph H Offie collide near South Mill Street and Sutton Street damaging bumper of Kahrer machine
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Charleroi
Monongahela Valley
Donora
American Steel & Wire Company
Monessen
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Jacob F. Kahrer Jr
Blaine Street
South Mill Street
Lawrence Laundry
Joseph H. Offie
East Sutton Street
Kahrer
Senate probes Morgan and rivals spark financial spotlight
The US Senate committee sharpens focus on two New York houses, Kahn Loeb and Co. and Dillon Read & Co., with Otto Kahn and Clarence Dillon set to testify in Washington as the Pecora inquiry opens.
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New York
Senate
House of Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
Kahn, Loeb & Co
International Financiers
Otto Kahn
Inset
Washington
Dillon, Read & Co
Clarence Dillon
Walter Domin Fined After Moravia Street Accident
Walter Domin of Mahoningtown paid a $25 fine after being arrested on a charge of suspicion following an accident at Moravia street and Long avenue. He failed to stop at a main thoroughfare and collided with Peter Camuso’s car at 30 South Beaver street, causing damage to Camuso’s vehicle.
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Walter Domin
Mahoningtown
R. D. No
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
Peter Camuso
Beaver Street
Camuso
Real Estate Broker Wins By Decision
Judge R L Hildebrand denied a new trial for W D McBride the Butler agent who claimed a Perry township farm of 183 acres sold for 6800 to Harry Miller via the Bowers. The jury awarded McBride 379.44 with interest and the defendants were denied post verdict relief. The text also describes a bombing and two fires in the borough with police investigations ongoing.
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R. L. Hildebrand
W. D. McBride
John
Clara Bowers
Perry Township
McBride
Bowers
Harry Miller
Miller
One Thousand At Band Concert At Cascade Park
About 1,000 heard the Duke of Abruzzi band under director B. J. Biondi in a sacred music concert at Cascade Park. Manager Chris Coulthard said showers kept some away but the audience highly appreciated the performance.
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Cascade Park
Chris Coulthard
B. J. Biondi
Grove City Fire Blamed On Bomb Blast Probe Expanded
Grove City seeks state police help in investigating a blast that destroyed the home of Raphael Tomasetto. Chief Charles Ray reports the incident as a bombing inquiry and coordinates with authorities in June.
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Ray
Tomasetto
O. B. Dow
Dow
Grove City
Charles Ray
Raphael Tomasetto
Caldwell Ends Term As Rotary President
William J. Caldwell of the New Castle Rotary Club ends his year as president at a luncheon in The Castleton. Ralph Bolsinger will be installed next Monday as successor. The meeting featured the president’s report, treasurer’s report, and closing address.
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Rotary Club
William J. Caldwell
New Castle
F. L. Orth
Knocker de- Lace Cole
W. L. Campbell
South
Machine Gunners Identified After Crawford County Shootout
In Fort Smith Arkansas two brothers Clyde and Melvin Barrow were identified as the machine gunners who wounded Marshall H. C. D. Humphrey of Alma. Mark Loftin later picked the Barrows from police photographs as they fled a posse after a robbery and shooting. Humphrey remained near death in a local hospital.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Marshall H. CD. Humphrey
Alma
Crawford County
Clyde
Melvin Barrow
Mark Loftin
Humphrey
Barrow Brothers
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Xaneee Eee
Amer Rad & Stan
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chem & Die
Eee
Coueey Eae
Amer Smelt & Rfg
Amer Foreign Power
Anaconda
Amer Can Co
W & E Co
Amer
Amer Super Power
Armour A
B&o
Cceccsseseaee
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Crucible Steel
Dba Ware
Theehesea
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil
Cont Can Co
Great Northern
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Enee
General Foods
Eves
Hudson Motors
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Inspiration
Johns-Manville
Kennicott Copper
Siueie
Susevas Newt
Kroger Groce
Hiedvons
Libby-Owens-Ford
Lehigh Portland
Lone Star Gas
Missouri Pacific
Stanley
Marshal Otey,walker
Mike
Mush
Preston
Mr. Coldcash
Lansdown
Carlene Wetherill
Monongahela Steel
Princeton
Harold Willis Dodds
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Sallys
Amey
Prince Wilhelm
Prussia
Dorothy von Salviati
Norderney
North Sea
Hildebrand
McBride-Bowers Commission
Blaze
Caldwell
Rotary
City
Arkansas
Marshalls
Tutts
Dad
Gracie
Snooks
Clara
Stuiays
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