Stock Market Extends Advance With New Peaks
The stock market extended yesterday's gains to 1 to 3 points with many issues moving fractionally higher. Amusement shares led, Loew's and Twentieth Century Fox posted fresh 1941-42 peaks, Paramount rose, and Barnsdall reached new highs for a second straight day while oils advanced and tobacco and sugar sectors showed mixed progress.
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International News Service
New York
Stock Market Today
Loew’s
Twentieth Century-Fox
Paramount
Barnsdall
Standard of New Jersey
Texas Co. Tobaccos
Grain Quotations Chicago Wheat Corn Open Higher
Wheat and corn rose briefly on prospects for final Senate passage of the price control bill before retreating to prior levels. Prices for May and July contracts fluctuated, with oats and soybeans showing mixed moves as market activity cooled.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Ooorn
Grain close Monday Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans
By United Press Toledo grain close Monday lists two red wheat at 1.29 and 12-1330, two yellow corn at 84-84 1-2 cents, two white oats at 62-64, and two yellow soybeans at 1.94-1.95.
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United Press
Toledo
Government ledger shows fiscal year totals to Jan 24
Washington January 27 government expenses total 13.56 billion with war outlays 9.81 billion receipts 4.62 billion and a net deficit of 8.87 billion. Cash and working balances stand at 2.95 and 2.19 billion respectively. Public debt reaches 59.47 billion with gold reserve at 22.74 billion.
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United Press
Washington
Water needs of ocean liners for transatlantic crossing
The article notes that over one million gallons of fresh water were required by the era’s largest liners to complete a single Atlantic voyage. It highlights the scale of provisioning and the logistical demands faced by early transatlantic passenger ships.
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Atlantic
Livestock Prices Steady Amid Mixed Receipts in Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 27 receipts totaled 1,400 for livestock with market holding steady. Light lights fetch 11.50 to 11.75 per cwt, cattle show slow demand for steers and heifers while cows stay active. Galves veals command 15 to 15.50, sheep market steady with yearlings at 10 to 11 and ewes at 4 to 7. Prices for vegetables and potatoes listed, with steady New York and Idaho russet markets and various per peck and per hundredweight quotes.
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Iy International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Idaho
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Bakers
Florida
Bliss
Live market report from Pittsburgh cattle and hog prices
Cattle steady values with steers from 11.25 to 14 dollars and cows up to 9 dollars. Hogs steady with various weight brackets from 11.75 to 12.50, sheep and lambs firm, calves soft with good to choice asked at 14.50 to 15.50.
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Pittsburgh
Live stock market totals and price ranges in Chicago
International News Service reports cattle hogs and sheep trading in Chicago. Hogs totals 26 500 with mixed highs around 11.90 and 11.50-11.80. cattle 6 700 with gains 15-25 cents. calves 1 000 steady. Beef steers top 14, yearlings 10-14.75. butchers and stockers show varied price bands. Sheep 8 500 steady with lambs 12-12.50 and yearlings 9.75-10.75.
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International News Service
Chicago
Prices Rise and Hold in Cleveland Market Report
International News Service ledger from Cleveland lists butter extras at 41 cents and standards at 38 1 2, eggs at 34 31 32 1 2 with fair market, government graded egg prices for retailers, and live poultry values for hens ducks broilers and turkeys. Ohio home produce shows beets 35-40c per half bushel, carrots 65-75c, celery $2.00-2.50, celery cabbage 85c-1.00 per basket, lettuce 1.25-1.35 per 24 quarts.
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Rv International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Broilers Delaware
Broilers
Ohio
Chicago market report for butter eggs poultry prices
Chicago trade notes show butter at 8,209 tubs steady with various grade scores. eggs at 9,917 cases steady with slight lift on fresh extras and firsts. live poultry prices steady with turkeys hens leghorn hens springers broilers roosters ducks geese listed with specified ranges.
Poultry and Dairy Prices Report from Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh prices show poultry steady with various birds listed: heavy hens 22 to 24, leghorns 18 to 19, red springers 22 to 24, rock springers 24 to 26, geese 18 to 20, turkeys 24 to 28. Butter again steady with 92 score 36 1-2, 89 score 35 1-2, 88 score 34 3-4, standard 36. Eggs firm with nearby current receipts 32, white standards 33, white extras 34.
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International News Service
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Wooster Egg Auction Sells 733 Cases at Co-Op Sale
Wooster January 27 In the Wooster Cooperative Poultry association sale 733 cases of eggs were sold Monday with prices and buyers recorded for the event.
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Wooster
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association
Produce Provisions and Buyer s Guide Price Listings
Market listings show no changes. Prices include medium red clover 15 per bushel, Mammoth and Alsike 14.75, white blossom 8.50, mangoes three for 10 cents, hothouse tomatoes 30 cents a pound, endive 20 cents a pound, grains curios and hay prices, butterfat and butter prices, poultry live buying prices, seeds including timothy 4.50 per bu and alfalfa up to 24.50 per bu, and a wide range of produce such as carrots 20 cents per three bunches, lettuce 18 to 20 cents per head, endive 20 cents per pound, and fruits like oranges and grapes with varied dozen prices.
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Mammoth
Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
A. & P. Plans Bond Purchases for 65000 Employees
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. completes plans for 65000 full time employees to buy Defense Savings Bonds via payroll deductions. President John A. Hartford says the program simplifies contributions to the war effort and builds a future reserve.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Defense Savings
John A. Hartford
Y. M. Credit Group Elects New Officers
W B Hester of the Y M C A work secretary was elected president of the Credit Union. Charles Williams from North Canton branch named vice president. Pauline Reed reelected secretary treasurer. Allan G Robertson retired president. Roy Bobbitt named to credit committee and Jules Milano, Robertson, and Ted Arnold to the audit committee.
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Y. M. Credit Group
W. B. Hester
Charles Williams
North Canton
Pauline Reed
Hester
Allan G. Robertson
Roy Bobbitt
Jules Milano
Robertson
Ted Arnold
Ohio Bell employees gain wage increase contract
A new contract between Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers calls for wage increases totaling 1.6 million dollars a year for 6,000 employees. Increases range from five to ten cents an hour and are retroactive to January 11, with the agreement covering one year. Canton division manager L. E. Nichols was unavailable to release local figures.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers, Inc
Cleveland
L.E. Nichols
Canton
Dope in Inter-City league as Sam Flush leads wins
Sam Flush dominates Inter-City bowling last night with three straight wins over Massillon Ohjo, widening his team’s lead to four. Canton Pure Milks split with Bartlett Lumbers, while Weath er Seals surged to fourth by sweeping Massillon Carvers. Highs include Don Bro kaw 711 and Tim Moran 707 as Kelllo.
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Sam Flush
Massillon Ohjo
Canton Pure Milks
Bartlett Lumbers
Bartletts
North Canton
Hoovers
Buicks
Bill Kolp
Weather Seals
Massillon
Myers Chevrolet
Coca Colas
Walt
Roby
Drakenbrod Tailors
Don Brokaw
The
Seals
Tim Moran
Milks
Charley Phister
Charley Boczek
John Cebula
Cokes
Giles Wagner
Chevrolet
Andy Lackney
Mike Domenico
Joe Battista
Fat Schario
Joe Caron
Ott Weimer
Casper Berens
Carvers
Kempthorn Motors
Pioneer Meats
Bulldog Sports
Avenue Grill
Terriers
Timkens
Canada Dry
Y.M.C.A
Pennsy Crew
Brooklyn
Pennsy
Johnston Flowers
John Steffen
Raebel Flowers
Canton Silents
Uebelhart Sports
de Luxe
Gasser Jewelers
Cochran
Dura Products
R. Dencer
Mehaffie Service
Tee Gamble
Uebelharts
Harris
Gassers
Mitzel
Cronin China
Stark Office
Republic Steel
Electric Shop
Stainless
Stark
Ziegler Tires
Arcadia Grills
K-C
Buzz Maddrell
Arcadia
Sugardales
Crider Dairy
Triangle Grocers
Criders
Agler Taverns
Sweeney Bakers
Evangelical Church
Timken
Mike Mattes
Paint Shop
Weber Dental
Office
Machine Shop
Melo Cleaners
Sippo Lakes
Cleaners
Sippes
Sanitary Sealtest
Kate Roman
Peg McDermott
Hilda Schrantz
Marie Wiggins
Ethel Thomas
Iowa Miller
Blanche Zernechel
Winzeler Coffee
Hazel Richards
Mello
Waco Grill
Lee Taverns
Nusbaums
Sec
Vehicle Tax Stamps Due By Sunday Reminder
Postmaster Louis J. Elsaesser announced motor vehicle use tax stamps at 2.09 will be sold only until Sunday. An estimated 75,000 county owners owe stamps, with 47,000 already purchased. drivers without stamps face a 25 dollar fine, 30 days imprisonment, or both starting next Monday.
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Louis J. Elsaesser
Dueber
Mahoning Rd
North Canton
Republic Plans Two Cleveland Furnaces
Republic Steel Corp. will begin work next week on two blast furnaces, each 1,275 tons, located south of the Clark Avenue bridge in Cleveland. The House Rivers and Harbors Committee approved legislation extending the Cuyahoga River navigation channel by 1,500 feet to the plant.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Clark Ave Bridge
Cuyahoga River
Republic
Washington
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Ohio Payroll Auditor Visits Canton Office This Week
An Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation payroll auditor will be stationed in the Canton office Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. to help employers complete their fourth quarter payroll reports.
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Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Canton
War Boosts Payroll of Swift Firm 12000
Swift & Co has added 12 000 employees in 14 months to meet the nation’s food for freedom program. The firm now employs 73 000 people and last year processed and distributed more than one billion dollars in foods. John Holmes urged workers to prepare for postwar burdens and invest in Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
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Swift & Co
John Holmes
Wool quotations in Boston market report
The United States agriculture department noted little demand for domestic wools in Boston on Monday. Inquiries centered on small lots of fine territory wool at 1.10 to 1.13 per scoured pound, and Ohio delaines were quoted 45 to 47 cents grease or about 1.14 to 1.16 scoured.
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Boston
United States Agriculture Department
Ohio
War dept stalls Ohio cantonment project near Chillicothe
Rep. Young of Ohio reports the War Department is delaying a proposed army cantonment near Chillicothe Ohio. A farmers committee objects, saying the camp would remove many acres of fertile land from production.
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Washington
War Department
Chillicothe
Rep. Young
Ohio
Farmers’ Committee
Rabbits Gain Popularity as Civilian Meat Supplment
CLEVELAND Jan 26 Rabbits grow in popularity as food due to army needs reducing civilian meat supply, reports from the Cuyahoga Rabbit Breeders association at their convention.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga Rabbit Breeders Association
U S Trips Convict Back to Jeff City
Edward Pinetop, an escaped Missouri penitentiary convict, was found as a fugitive during a routine fingerprint check at Plum Brook ordnance plant near Sandusky. He was en route back to Jefferson City today.
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U. S
Sandusky
Edward Pinetop
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Plum Brook
Here
Motorist arrested in crossing mishap at Market area crossing
Norman J. Yeater, 23, of Allen County, arrested two hours after driving through closed Market area crossing gates of the Pennsylvania railroad at 2 am on a charge of intoxication. His car found parked on 17th street SW at 4 am. front end damaged with gate paint marks. Lois E. Howse, 27, arrested for driving under a learner permit without a licensed driver after a minor accident at Cleveland Ave and Tuscarawas St W. James E. Spears, 28, Akron, arrested for reckless speeding on Cleveland Ave NW at 2:15 am, clocked at 60 mph between 22nd and 30th Sts.
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Market Area
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norman J. Yeater
RD 5
Allen Ct SE
Ceater
17Th St
Cleveland
Market Ave
James E. Spears
Akron
Cleveland Ave NW
Conscience Ticks Fan Returns Puck to Black Hawks
CHICAGO William J Tobin, president of the Chicago Black Hawks, accepted a puck and note from a conscience stricken fan. The admirer, after pocketing the puck from a box during a Sunday game, asked Tobin to ensure the fan receives a souvenir pack once war rubber shortages end.
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International News Service
Chicago
William J. Tobin
Chicago Black Hawks
Tobin
Cage Calendar GAMES TODAY City Class C at Belden
City Class C at Belden with St. Church of God versus Union Metal at 7. Holy Trinity against Fairmont Irs at Ahepa Jrs versus Douglas A. C. at 8. Independent. Yale Clothes versus National Opticals of Akron at Horace Man school at . City Class D at Belden Lanning Confectionery versus T. J. T. Holy Trinity versus N. E. Wildcats at 7 45. Smith Grocery versus McCave Shoe Repair at 8 30. M. Cc. A. Close A Industrial Hoovers versus itmkkens at 7. Mats Inc. versus Berleys at . Republic Steel versus Westinghouse YY. M. Cc. A. Chass B Industrial Canton Drop Forge versus Hercules at 6 45. Republic Stamping versus Sanitary Milk at 7 35. Repository versus Ohio Power at 8 25. Diebold No 1 versus Diebold No 2 at v io.
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K-C Business Men
Sani-Flush
Melo Cleaner
Ziegler Tires
Canton Pure Milk
Sippo Lake Club
Arcadia Grills
R. Sports Hleevers
Canton News
Nusbaum Jewelers
Bartlett Lumber
N. Naints
Acme Laundry
Drakenbrod Tailor
Winzeler’s Coffee
Scavelli Stars
N. Canton Buick
St Johnston, Flowers
Louisville Merch
Walt & Roby
Myers Chevrolet
Melo
News
Massillon Carvers
Ziegler
Ziegler S386 923 Ot Somaton Massillon Oljo i Sippoe
Scavelli
Louisville
Sanitary Oljo
Nusbaum
Arcadia
Nusbaum’s
Gasser Jewelers
Frohme Flowers
Pioneer Meats
Dumonts
Wilson Shoes
Canton Flower
Oldsmobile
Waco Grill
Coca Cola
R. Hart Co
Duro Products
Kempthorn Motor
Canton
Bulldog Sports
Recrea
Reel
Canada Dry
Lombardi
Timken A. A
Dura Avenue Grill
Ze Frohme
Mehaffie
Wilson
Gasser Pioneer Meats
Olds
Terrier
Johnston Creasey
Lewis
Woodland
Toll Silents
Caseys Viz
Raebels
Shearer
Mohlers
Pure Milk
Holland
Bowers
Vatco
Sugardale
Criders
Smith
Evangelical Church
Aglers
Pioneer
Borden Industro
Shaeffer
Old_ Ducks
Sweaney
Wolves
Vanilla
Loyal Men
Republic Steel
Stark Office
Stark
Met
Belden
St. Church of God
Union Metal
Holy Trinity
Fairmont Irs
Ahepa Jrs
Douglas A. C
Yale Clothes
National Opticals of Akron
Horace Man
N. E. Wildcats
Smith Grocery
McCave Shoe Repair
M. Cc. A
Industrial Hoovers
Itmkkens
Mats Inc
Berleys
Westinghouse
Brooks Beats Dorezio In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Lou Brooks of Wilmington, a rising Negro heavyweight, defeated Gus Dorezio of Philadelphia in a 10 round contest at the arena, tallying his 20th win in 21 fights.
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Philadelphia
Lou Brooks
Wilmington
Del
Gus Dorezio
Arena
College scores summary from Indiana to St Josephs
Indiana 5 defeated by Michigan 36. Ohio State 63 over Chicago 35. Minnesota 46 beat Purdue 39. Michigan State 44 edged Butler 39 in overtime. Oklahoma 46 defeated Iowa State 37. Lakes 68 topped St Josephs of Indiana.
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Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
Chicago
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan State
Butler
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Oe Lakes
St. Josephs
Ind
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Freeport
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Oi N J
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Murray Corp
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Timken RB
Nat Biscuit
Twen-Cent
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Union Pac
Consol Edison
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Consol Oil
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United Aire Container Corp
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United Fruit
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Br. Lee
Marine Studios Oceanarium
Marineland
By William Ferguson
John Hyatt
Albany, Nly
COPR
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Ohio Bell
Ss ‘2
Paul Schwalenberg
Ond
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Renee Blythe
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George Meurer
Meurer
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