Market Slips Further Amid Mixed Industry Shifts
Stocks extended losses as major averages drifted lower with fractions rather than large moves. Special issues tumbled 1 to 2 points while Sunlight Mining spiked after silver price action. Chrysler and several Dow components opened higher but faded. Kodak led declines with a 2 point drop.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Chrysler
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
Philip Morris
McIntyre Mines
Johns Manville
U. S
Stock prices at one P M
A fragmented table lists numerous stocks with varying percentage figures next to company names. Companies include Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Boeing Canadian Pacific General Electric General Motors Westinghouse Electric and more with performance shown as percent changes.
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Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Cpeew
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Renn
Eee Mae Bers Occ Ncccidveces
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated
Lee Etek
Comm & Southern
EGO
WEEMS
Sconcewacccess
DuPont de Nemours
Nk cc Kces
Cess
Elec
Elec Power & Light
Ceererel Pos
General Motors
General Eiectric
Gienn Martin
Bavot
Goodyear Rubber
Hudson Motors
Etter
Hlervester
ST Ciews Os
Ceceseeu
Inspiration
Ata de Wengeael
Kennicott Copper
Libby-Owens-Ford
Portland
ancenSat
Montgomery Ward
McKeesport Tin Plate
Peashn Melvinator
National Cash Reg
North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
S.csee
Aitbe
Ian Cede
Packard Motors
Eben Cade
Nji
Republic Steel Corp
SAS Heey B. Luss
Mobnae Wine
NED Bud See
Booey Vacuum
Sececasse
Std Oil of
Indiana
Westinghouse Brk
Westinghouse
Vasdadscce
Local Notes From Area Families and Events
No. 2 MINE born to Mr and Mrs Dave Beale at home on Friday. Roy Sharpe of Youngstown spent Sunday with Lumley family. Kate Bell of Clintonville visited Bonanni family. Cerillo family attended wedding in Sharon. Nina Ketler to host Merry-Go-Round club Thursday. Ben Butch family visited Pittsburgh hospital patient Eugene. Stephen Serwutku Jr of New Castle visiting his parents in New Castle. Jerome Smith and family plus Clarence Gray and son Bobby visited Chicora. Jones engagement: James to Beulah Rice of Mercer, wedding planned soon. Mrs Joseph Ketler hosted a surprise birthday for husband Joseph Ketler with lunch served by daughters Blanche and Helen.
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Dave Beale
Roy Sharpe
Youngstown
Robert Lumley
Kate Bell
Clintonville
Mike Bonanni
Domenic Cerillo
Sharon
Nina Ketler
Ben. Butch
Eugene
Pittsburgh
Stephen Serwutku, Jr
New Castle
Stephen Serwutku
Jerome Smith
Kenneth
Thomas
Clarence Gray
Bobby
Chicora
Anthony Jones
James
Beulah’ Rice
Rice
Mercer
Joseph Ketler
Prices for Poultry Butter and Eggs in New Castle Market
International News Service reports Pittsburgh wholesale prices with limited supplies. Poultry mostly steady with various hens broilers and turkeys priced. butter unsettled with different grade quotes. tomatoes cabbage and baskets priced across Ohio Texas North Carolina Arkansas and South Carolina markets. buyers urged to buy in New Castle.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Texas
North Carolina
Arkansas
South Carolina
Ohio
Missouri
New Castle
Market prices for hay and grain in Pittsburgh and New Castle
Wholesale quotes show wheat No 2 red winter at 79 to 79.5 cents, oats No 1 white 41 to 42 cents, corn No 2 yellow 61 to 61.5 cents, various hay and straw grades listed with ranges from 9 to 16 dollars per hundredweight. Buy in New Castle.
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Pittsburgh
New Castle
Livestock Prices Report From Pittsburgh
Livestock market update from Pittsburgh on June 27 shows Salabie hogs at 15 cents high er, heavies 675 to 7, medium 7 to 725, lights 725 to 765, and light lights 715 to 765. Salable cattle and calves 100 each, wealers good to choice, 9 to 950. salable sheep 300 steady with yearlings good to choice 725 to 750 and aged wethers 350 to 4, ewes 3 to 350, spring lambs 10 to 1050.
Roosevelt selects Jones to lead new Federal Loan Agency
Federal Loan Chief Jesse Jones of Texas, veteran head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, is named by President Roosevelt to head the consolidated Federal Loan Agency under the government reorganization plan.
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Jesse Jones
Texas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Federal Loan Agency
Jones
Mrs Melville Mucklestone Named National Consumers Tax Chief
Mrs Melville Mucklestone of Woodlawn Chicago has been named president of the National Consumers Tax Commission. She is a longtime national president of the American Legion auxiliary.
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Melville Mucklestone
Woodlawn
Chicago
Til
National Consumers’ Tax Commission
Mucklestone
American Legion Auxiliary
Rare violin recovered after two weeks missing
Sacramento reports a two century old French violin valued at 2500 dollars was recovered from J L Jewette a San Diego rancher after a thief sold it for a haircut and 175. A barber bought the instrument from a stranger for the payment.
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International News Service
Sacramento
Cal
J. L. Jewette
San Diego
France
Jewette
Boy finds globe spot where captive father is held
Eleven year old Bruce Holland of Pasadena California locates the world area where his father L W Holland a Methodist missionary to China is imprisoned by Japanese authorities.
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Bruce Holland
Pasadena
Cal
L. W. Holland
China
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International News Service Financial Writer
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Outer Mongolia
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Wilbur Parrish
Springfield
Ill
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Harvey Long
Thomas Long
Long Beach
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Thomas A. P. Krock
Igor Cassini
Sally
Sis
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Towa
America
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John McCulloch
Wooster
Marjorie Rosen
Oklahoma City
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bob Ray
Davenport
Eugene Edwards
Ben Morris
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Asheville
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Seymour Vinocure
Huntington Park
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