Market Prices Mixed In Moderate Recovery
Stocks edged higher at opening but profits were slim as tax selling dominated two hour volume of about 450000 shares. Widespread tension in the Far East kept buyers cautious while Steels and several leading issues held ground. World petroleum output rose in October to 196.9 million barrels as Christmas spending forecasts drew attention.
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Washington
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Defense
Willys-Overland
U. S. Steel
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
Chrysler
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
American
Bethlehem Steel
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Anaconda
Goodrich
du Pont
Sears Roebuck
Federal Reserve Board
Produce and Price Drops in Local Markets Today
Local dealers report a drop of one and a half cents on large government graded eggs and one cent on standards. Prices for lemons, bologna, seedless grapefruit, celery, and various produce are listed with numerous per unit and per measure quotes from Canton Pure Milk Co., Steiner-Hitz, and Dumont Seed Co.
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Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Wool Quotations in Boston Wool Market
UPI reports inquiries for fine domestic wools in Boston with sales mainly at 1.10 to 1.12 for graded fine territory wools. Fine combing Ohio delaine brings about 1.12 to 1.15 on a secured basis. Ohio 3 8 and 1 4 blood combing wools sell in limited quantities at 50 5k in the grease.
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United Press
Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Ohio
Probate Court Employees Receive Back Pay in Lisbon
Seven employees of the probate court in Lisbon received overdue pay after county commissioners moved 280 into the annual appropriation fund. The transfer allowed the November 29 payroll of 477.50 to be met, leaving about 42 to cover the December 15 payday.
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Lisbon
Prices by International News Service feature Cleveland market
Butter and eggs prices steady with extras and standards listed for 100 case lots. Live poultry and ducks show varied values by type as markets hold steady. Homegrown Ohio produce quotes cover apples to potatoes with multiple regional price points and bag sizes.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Poultry and dairy prices steady in Pittsburgh market
In Pittsburgh on December 6, poultry prices held steady across varieties with heavy hens 20 to 22 cents, leghorns 14 to 16 cents, leghorn rocks 15 to 17 cents, rock springers 20 to 22 cents, geese 16 to 18 cents, and turkeys 24 to 28 cents. Butter and eggs also steady with 92 score butter at 35 1 2 cents, 89 score 33 1 2 cents, 88 score 31 3 4 cents. nearby receipts 35 cents, white standards 37 cents, white extras 38 cents.
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Jones & Laugh
Kennecott Zenith Radio
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Dow
U. S
Ohio
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Idaho
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Maine
New York
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Bakers
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago ISN
International News Service dispatch from Chicago reports butter with 618 tubs steady to 1-4 higher in various grades, prices ranging from 92 to 35 1-2c. eggs at 8 154 cases steady with current receipts and grade prices around 33 1-4 to 33 1-2c. live poultry market noted as closed.
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Chicago
Man Killed In Collision On State Route 126
Cincinnati dated report states Roscoe W. Rice 29 of Blue Ash died last night when his car collided head on with a truck on state route 126. Police investigation underway.
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Cincinnati
Roscoe W. Rice
Blue Ash
Livestock Prices at Chicago as Markets Open
Hogs 8, 500 steady with top 10.20. bulk 9.90 to 10.15. heavies 9.80 to 10. Lights 9.80 to 10.20. packing sows 9.75. pigs 8.75 to 9.50. Cattle and calves steady. beef steers 11.75 to 13 for choice, 9 to 11.75 for medium. yearlings 9 to 13.25. Butcher cattle 8 to 12.75. cows 6.75 to 8.25. bulls 7.5 to 10.5. calves 6 to 12.75. stockers 8 to 12. Sheep 3,500 steady. lambs 11.50 to 11.90. common 10 to 11.50. yearlings 9 to 10. ewes 4 to 6. feeders 10 to 11.
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International News Service
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady in Pittsburgh Market
Cattle numbering 25 sold with steady prices across grades. Dry fed steers brought 11.50 to 13, grass fed 7.50 to 8.50, cows 5.75 to 8, bulls 5.50 to 10, and heifers 6.75 to 10.50. Hogs with 200 head sold steady from 8.75 to 10.50 per hundredweight across weight ranges. Sheep absent. calves 11.00 to 14.50 for good to extra choice, other ranges 6 to 12.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dr Crile appointed to naval corps post
Cleveland physician Dr. George W. Crile of the Cleveland Clinic has been named honorary consultant in the naval medical corps. The appointment, issued by the naval bureau of medicine and surgery in Washington, follows his prior service in the Spanish American and World Wars and comes after his army medical corps reserve commission expired last month.
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International News Service
Cleveland
George W. Crile
Cleveland Clinic
Army Medical Corps Reserve
Naval Medical Corps
Crile
Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington
College Misses Fund Goal at Wooster Campus
Wooster college students failed to reach their $1,700 Big Four budget target by December 6. The drive funds four campus activities and previously supported $1,200 for a Wooster graduate taught at Ew ing Christian college in India. No plans to cover the shortfall were announced.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Ewing Christian College
India
Recorder Richard O Wilson Reopens as Secretary
Lisbon reports that County Recorder Richard O Wilson was reelected secretary at the annual state convention of the recorder's association in Columbus, held on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Recorders
Lisbon
Richard O. Wilson
The
Recorder’s Association
Columbus
Shooting Suspect Hunted in Alliance Case
Police seek 37 year old Negro suspected of shooting Corene Hallaman 16 on Thursday night. Hallaman remains in fair condition at City hospital.
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Alliance
Corene Hallaman
Miss Hallaman
City Hospital
Monarch Rubber workers vote. Independent union wins NLRB election
The Monarch Rubber Co. Hartville plant ballot resulted in 112 votes for the Monarch Rubber Independent union and 95 for United Rubber Workers with three ballots disputed and one rejected. Eligibility totaled 225 employees. Harold Rothwell leads the independent union, Arnold Kelly heads URW local, and R. J. Himmelright is company president.
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National Labor Board
Monarch Rubber Co
Hartville
Monarch Rubber Independent Union
United Rubber Workers
CIO
URW
Peter D. Shill
NLRB
Harold Rothwell
Arnold Kelly
R. J. Himmelright
Grain quotations dip as beans lead pace in early trading
The Associated Press reports Chicago on December 6 saw soybean prices fall up to 3 cents amid profit taking and colder weather. The bean drop unsettled the grain market with December soy at 1.65 3 4 to 1.66, wheat steady to 0.5 cents lower at 1.17 1 2, and corn down about 0.25 to 0.75 1 4.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Toledo Grain Close Friday Report
Toledo reports grain quotations with Track two red wheat at 1.15 and 1/2 to 1.16 1/2, two yellow corn 75 to 76 cents, two white oats 53 to 54 1/2 cents, and two yellow soybeans 1.63 to 1.64 dollars.
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United Press
Toledo
Government ledger shows US fiscal figures through December 4
United Press report from Washington on government finances for the current year. Expenses totalled 9.341 billion dollars with defense at 6.638 billion. Receipts reached 3.099 billion, leaving a net deficit of 6.188 billion and a cash balance of 2.217 billion. Public debt stood at 55.191 billion and the gold reserve at 22.771 billion.
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United Press
Washington
Tularemia Claims Akron Woman in Rabbit Cleaning Incident
Akron police report Mrs. Alice McClelland, 57, died of tularemia contracted while cleaning rabbits on November 17. The case highlights risk from handling wild game and zoonotic diseases in urban areas.
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Tuleramia
Akron
Alice McClelland
Senate Debates Speed Up Anti-Strike Legislation
The Senate opened its session amid a fight to advance anti strike measures before Christmas. Supporters push to replace the House approved Smith bill with quicker action, while opponents led by Sen Byrd urge immediate consideration. The Ball bill, broader in scope, is favored by some as a vehicle to pass legislative action.
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Washington
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Texas
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Virginia
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Minnesota
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Taft
Ohio
U S Weighs Decision On Ohio Buc Manager
The civil service commission weighs whether to uphold its order removing Harry J. Patterson as Cincinnati office manager of the Ohio bureau of unemployment compensation. A Dec 15 effective date looms as Patterson's case raises Hatch Act concerns and Bricker accuses federalization aims. Ohio AG claims the order rests on a technical Hatch Act reading and seeks to add a former state employee letter re Bricker campaign buttons.
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Associated Press
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Harry J. Patterson
Cincinnati
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Patterson
Gov. Bricker
Ohio
Herbert
JURY AWARDS 5000 IN TRAFFIC FATALITY
A Massillon jury in Judge Frank Sweitzer's Common Pleas Court awarded Jennie S. Stoner as administratrix of Valentine Stoner's estate five thousand dollars in damages for his death. The suit named Howard Knobb of Massillon as the defendant, seeking thirty five thousand dollars. The Decedent, a farmer, died last December when a horse pulled sled was allegedly struck by the defendant's truck on Route 93.
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Frank N. Sweitzer
Jennie S. Stoner
AD 1
Massillon
Valentine Stoner
Howard Knobb
Stoner
Route 93
Letters From Santa Claus Readers’ Wish Lists
A column of handwritten letters to Santa from children in North Canton and nearby areas. Kids request dolls, skates, dresses, a toy piano, a typewriter, books, a Victrola, a dollhouse, riding gear, bikes, trains, a wagon, toy guns, and household items, with affectionate notes and holiday greetings.
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Santa Claus
Shirley Jean Domer
Bachtel St. North Canton
Santa
Sam
Dorothy Ramey
Cleveland
Fire Halts Mars Flying Boat Water Tests
Glenn L. Martin Co officials began a full examination to determine the damage and cause of a fire and accident on the 70 ton Mars, world's largest flying boat, as it started water tests. The ship ran out of control and beached in shallow water, a propeller blade tore through the side injuring a man, flames scorched the hull, and the 2,000 horsepower engine was wrecked. Officials said sabotage is unlikely.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Co
Ken Ebel
Darkhead Creek
Preview show guides gift picks for women at Halle Bros
Halle Bros staged a Christmas gift preview for 400 men featuring 23 sales girls modeling dresses ensembles and accessories. Celia Marks narrated while Arlene Pieper Lorraine McElfresh and Jean Miller sang and Arlene Murphy accompanied. The event included intermission entertainment and a display of coats gowns and sleepwear with gift items highlighted by store manager E. B. Barney.
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Halle Bros
Robert Holibaugh
Celia Marks
Arlene Pieper
Lorraine McElfresh
Jean Miller
Arlene Murphy
Paul Kohler
Cleveland
E. B. Barney
Mr. Holibaugh
Miss Marks
Santa Claus
Massillon Fire Runs Reported Friday Fires
Massillon firemen responded to two blazes on Friday. At 12 30 p m they put out a kitchen fire at 210 Tremont Avenue SE resident Miss Nellie Evans and at 8 55 p m they battled a fire in the rear of a service station at Wales Road and Williams Street.
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Massillon
Nellie Evans
Tremont Ave
Wales Rd
Williams St
Ohio Bell Plans Massillon Plant Expansion Project
Massillon Ohio December 6 contract for a 20000 addition to the Ohio Bell Telephone Co building at 46 Factory street SE awarded to B and H Construction Co The 1600 square foot addition will link Massillon with a new long distance network to Findlay Delaware Wooster Galion Marion and connect to a 165 mile cable net work costing about 1513000 overall The repeater station equipment will cost about 114500 with two months construction Three other new buildings will house repeater equipment in Mansfield Big Island near Marion and East Union Navarre gains a new dial system with a 50000 project and a complete number change for Navarre subscribers The dial system growth prompted by increased long distance traffic and national defense requirements
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Factory St SE
B. & H. Construction Co
L. V. Beamer
Findlay
Delaware
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Galion
Marion
Beamer
Mansfield
Big Island
East Union
Navarre
Marlboro Student Wins Essay Award in Defense Contest
Marlboro High School student Miss Mary Frank won first place in an agricultural defense essay contest run by the Stark County AAA committee. Her essay titled Food for Defense advances to a statewide Ohio AAA competition. Curt Bedlion of Canal Fulton High School took second. Judges were Melvin Bixler Myrtle Rose and Rev ell Yarger.
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Marlboro High School
Stark County Aaa
Revell Yarger
AAA
Food For Defense
Curt Bedlion
Canal Fulton High School
Melvin Bixler
Myrtle Rose
Yarger
Ohio Aaa Committee
Fair Rent Committee Named in Cleveland
Cleveland appoints a 14 member Fair Rent Committee led by Charles H Kellstadt to hear complaints on unjust rental increases and to enforce fire sanitation and building codes against recalcitrant landlords. Mayor Frank J Lausche announced the move in Cleveland on December 6.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Charles H. Kellstadt
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Quizzed in Car Theft Wave in Alliance
Police in Alliance detained five youths for investigation after a string of car thefts. Police Chief Harry L. Stark said the youths would be charged with stealing automobiles.
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Alliance
Harry L. Stark
Mt Union to Hear Dr Remenyi on Current Literature
Dr Joseph Remenyi of Western Reserve University, an authority on comparative literature, will address Mt Union College students Wednesday about current literature.
Teachers Hear Review of Role in Morale Aid
O. E. Hill of Columbus told about the educational system not supplying all morale needs and cited churches press radio motion pictures and civic groups as vital to public morale. He warned of world politics and regimentation and urged defense of the Bill of Rights. Rev. Schuyler Garth spoke on overcoming frustrations. The program opened with a Beach City band concert and devotionals.
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O. E. Hill
Columbus
Stark County Teachers Institute
Timken Vocational High School
Mr. Hill
Hitler
Mussolini
Hill
Institute
Schuyler Garth
Youngstown
Beach City
David Stanton
M. S. Harrison
St. Paul’s Reformed Church of
East Canton
Greentown
Wendell Fair
Washington
Lexington Township
Estelle Cole
T. C. Knapp
Firm to operate Carrollton pottery plant in Ohio Potteries Inc
Three Canton attorneys were granted incorporation papers for Ohio Potteries Inc. of Carrollton with 2000 shares no par stock. Incorporators Ian Bruce Hart Stewart O McHenry and Alice A Butler represent private interests. With capital about 100000 the firm will take over Carrollton plant of General Dry Batteries Co. of Cleveland and manufacture a general line of ceramic ware. Operations are expected to start in several weeks.
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Canton
Ohio Potteries, Inc
Carrollton
Ian Bruce Hart
Stewart O. McHenry
Alice A. Butler
General Dry Batteries Co
Cleveland
Hart
Sunday Horoscope Forecast for December Seventh
Sunday’s horoscope notes unpredictable events affecting all life aspects. Plan changes may occur with odd situations turning into progress with elder or occult influence. A birthday child may show unusual talent and strong intuition guiding a progressive, happy life.
Dairy group to meet at Wayne County courthouse
G R Shier agricultural engineer from Ohio State University will discuss dairy barn planning at a Wayne County Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting in Wooster courthouse Tuesday at 8 PM. The event aims to guide local dairy farmers in barn design and efficiency.
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G. R. Shier
Ohio State University
Wayne County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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