Stock Market Edges Down On Dividend News
New York March 2 AP The stock market wobbled after an Interstate Commerce Commission approval of a road plan. Prices fell fractionally with some issues steady or inching higher. A 10,000 share block of Western Air Lines sold at 5% down. Industrial averages slipped on dividend boost and split news.
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du Pont
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Chrysler
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Exchange
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Western Air Lines
American
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Can Woolen
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Standard Oil
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Visiting rabbis to lead Shara Torah services Friday
Rabbi Lawrence H. Char ney and Rabbi Reuben Katz of Bethel Akron will conduct regular services at Shara Torah Synagog Friday at 8 p m. Cantor Henry L. Rackoff and choir will chant the services, followed by a Sisterhood reception in the vestry for the visiting rabbi.
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Reuben Katz
Bethel Congregation of
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Katz
Jewish Theological Seminary of
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Yeshiva College
Hebrew Teachers Institute
Henry L. Rackoff
Sisterhood
Cosmetology Bill Revision Favored by Canton Group
Members of the Canton Ohio Cosmetologist's Association endorsed proposed cosmetology bill revisions at a Belden Hotel meeting. The bill would raise operator licensing age to 18, require 10 years of formal education, increase training hours from 750 to 1000, add 18 months shop experience, and boost state inspectors. It awaits committee action in the state legislature.
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Ohio
Cosmetologist’s Association
Belden Hotel
Don Cole
Tion
Association
O. E. Whitacre
Livestock Prices In Cleveland Market Report
Cattle 200 head steady with good to choice $24-27, calves 200 head active $28-32. Hogs 1,000 head down 25 cents with heavy 300-400 lb at $17.50-18 and midweights $18-20.25. Sheep and lambs 200 head steady with lambs good to choice $24-26, wethers $9-10, ewes $7-9.
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Cleveland
Salable cattle and hogs steady in Pittsburgh market
Cattle receipts totaling 125 with steers and heifers in good to choice ranges priced from 20 to 25 dollars. Cows and bulls also listed with wide tiers. Hogs at 350 head show steady prices across weight classes from about 18 to 22. Sheep and calves reported with steady quotes for lambs and calves.
Chicago Livestock Prices Move Steadily Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
In Chicago markets on March 2 buyers reported steady activity across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs ranged from light to heavy with top near 21.75 and lower bids around 14 to 18 for pigs. Cattle included good and choice steers at 22 to 28 with cows and bulls also listed. Sheep showed steady demand with medium to choice lambs 25.50 to 26.50 and yearlings 18 to 23.
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Chicago
Cleveland Electric gains 11980 customers in year
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co of northeast Ohio reports 11 980 new customers last year the largest gain in 20 years bringing total service to nearly 400 000. Net income before preferred dividends 8 074 535 and earnings after payments 6 927 084 or 2 98 per share up 18 cents from 1947.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Ohio
Prices for Eggs and Poultry in Cleveland Market
Department of Agriculture composite market report for Cleveland lists jobbing egg prices by grade and color with large AA white and brown at 58 and 53 cents respectively, large A white 52-53, medium A white 47-48, and lower brown and white ranges. Wholesale prices paid F O B Cleveland show extra 1 and 2 large white 42-46, brown 40-44, medium white 39-40, brown 37-39. Live poultry prices F O B Cleveland: colored heavy fowl 42-44, leg horn and light types 31-33, fryers and broilers 35-38, stags and old roosters 22-27.
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Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland Area
U. S
Egg Pricing List for Retail and Restaurant Orders
Government graded and sealed eggs in cartons with prices by grade size and color. Included are Grade AA and A listings for extra large to medium whites and browns, pullets, trades, dirties and checks, plus Grade A large white and brown and Grade B options across ranges.
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Pittsburgh
Grain Quotations Open Lower on Board of Trade
Grains opened lower on the Chicago Board of Trade with corn leading the decline as cash grain receipts rose to 114 cars. Wheat fell about one half cent, May at 2.174, soybeans slid about 4 to 5 cents, March at 2.35, and oats dropped around 4 to 5 cents with May contracts quoted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
W T Grant Co Fetes Employee On Retirement
The Canton store honors Pearl Bowery first woman manager to retire under the life income plan after 16 years service. Ohio district manager Arthur Specht presents retirement certificate as colleagues offer watch and final pay. Other retirees and colleagues join a dinner with games and songs.
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W. T. Grant Co
Market Ave
Mergus
Pearl Bowery
Concordate
W. H. Rollins
Mary Baxter
33Rd St NW
Virginia Swain
Sherrodsville
Leonore Spaid
Pleasant City
Rollins
Grant
Carl Gennett
Josephine Gennett
Dover Union Hospital Expansion Plans Proceed
Dover union hospital authorities expect work on a 900000 expansion to begin early next summer. Drawings were approved by Victor Marsh of the U S Department of Health and the Ohio Health Department. Local citizens have pledged 606000 with 530000 more paid, and a 303000 federal grant already approved will cover the remainder.
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Dover
Dover Union Hospital
U. S. Department of Health
Victor R. Marsh
Anthony J. Botowski
Ohio Health Department
Marsh
90 Mile Gale Rocks Europe
A March wind in Europe caused extensive damage and loss of life. At least 28 people were killed and property losses ran into millions across Germany Italy England and Scotland. Ships sank and coasts flooded while air and communications were disrupted and several fatalities were reported.
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London
Europe
Germany
Rome
England
North Sea
Marena
Banff
Scotland
Thames
Berlin
Italy
American Legion Band to Play in Bowerston Friday
March 2 report that the American Legion Band of Bowers ton will give a public concert Friday at 8 p.m. The event welcomes all residents to attend.
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Bowerston
American Legion Band of
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