Biggest Losers in Regent Drop Lead Recovery
The stock market rose for a second straight session extending its rebound from four year lows. High priced stocks and those hit hardest led the advance with Philip Morris up two points and gains of a point or more for Allied Chemical Texas Co Eastman Kodak Sears Roebuck and Industrial Rayon. Others gaining included Chrysler General Motors Bethlehem U S Steel Anaconda Westinghouse du Pont Santa Fe Union Pacific Standard Oil of New Jersey and International Harvester while American Telephone fell over a point and General Electric Montgomery Ward Paramount Continental Can and Otis Steel lagged.
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International News Service
New York
Philip Morris
Allied Chemical, Texas Co
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Industrial Rayon
Chrysler
General Motors
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Westinghouse
du Pont
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Standard Oil of New Jersey
International Harvester
American Telephone
General Electric
Montgomery Ward
Paramount
Continental Can
Otis Steel
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Ilalia
Alaska
Gen Electric
Pepsi Cola
Allied Stores
Gen Foods
Amer Can
Phelps Dodge Am Car & Folyath
Gen Motors
Phillips Pete
Glidden
Plymouth
Gimbel Bros
Svel
Goodric
Goodyear
Radio Corp
Graham Paige Uel Repub Steel
Smelt & On
North Itd
Ty Teynolda
Greyhound
Shell Union
Illinois Cent Ae
Seu Pacific
Atchison
Int Harvester
Southern Ry
Atlantic
Parénéat
Ind
Endix
Stand
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Beth Steel
My Studebaker
Boeing Air
Libby McNeil Texas Corp
Ma Borden Co
Canad Pacific
Martin Glenn
wen-Cent
Fox
Canada Dry Mont Warda Ar
Union
Wwheel
Union Pac
Ches Ohio Og
Nash Cely
United Aire
Nat Biscuit
United Airlines
Climax Moly
United Fruit
Nat'l Dairy Pr
Init
Nat
Ohio Oil Nor Pacific
Wheeling Steel Cosworth
Curtise Wright Hy
iDupont
Owens Ill Glasa
Yellowey & Co
Eastman Rod
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Pwr & L
Paramount P Indus
Freeport
Wool Quotations in Boston Market Report
United Press reports fair demand for combing territory wool in Boston at about 1.15 to 1.18 per pound scoured for good French combing lengths. Territory one-half wools show demand at 1.12 to 1.15 for staples and 1.08 to 1.11 for average to good French combing wools.
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United Press
Boston
Territory
United States Agriculture Department
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cleveland livestock market report for March 17 shows receipts of 1,600 cattle and 1,200 sheep with market steady or slightly lower. Light lights and cattle categories price ranges are listed, along with calves, hogs, and feeders, noting steady action and specific per hundredweight quotes for steers, cows, yearlings, lambs, and ewes.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Live stock prices advance in Pittsburgh market report
United Press records March 17 cattle at 75 steady with ranges for cattle steers heifers cows bulls. Hogs at 650 head steady with weight bands from 160 to 350 pounds. Sheep, calves and lambs listed with price bands and steady tone.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago Hog Market Prices Report March 17
Chicago market notes hogs at 14 000 head steady to strong Top price 13 60 with bulk 13 25 to 13 55 heavies 13 25 to 13 55 mediums 13 40 to 13 50 lights 13 35 to 13 50 light lights 13 00 to 13 45 sowing sows 12 50 to 13 25 pigs 11 75 to 12 50 Holdovers 1 000. Cattle 7 000 steady Calves
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Chicago
Market Prices From Cleveland Bargain Produce Report
Prices from the Associated Press list steady butter and eggs with varied creamery and shipper rates. Poultry, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and vegetables show mixed steady values across different grades and regional sources, including U S Grade supplies and Maine Idaho markets.
Produce and Poultry Prices Rise as Wheat Slips in Market
Local markets show poultry prices advancing with hens and leghorns up to 25c per lb and 21c per lb respectively while broilers climb to 25c. Wheat falls to 1.21 per bushel, with grains, butter, seed prices broadly firm. Retail produce lists include carrots, lettuce, citrus, apples, and other items with varied per-pound or per-item pricing.
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Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure M‘ik Co
Tive
Canton Poultry
Dumont Seed Co
Timothy Azeed
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Astoria
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Chicago market report for butter eggs live poultry
Chicago market report shows butter at 10 747 tubs steady with various grade prices, eggs at 32 101 cases steady with fresh and dirties noted, and live poultry prices for turkeys hens leg horn hens springers broilers roosters ducks and geese listed with ranges. current receipts and checks included.
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Delaware
U. S
Maine
Idaho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Bakers
Florida
International News Service
Chicago
Pittsburgh Markets Report Poultry Butter Eggs Steady
Pittsburgh report notes steady prices across poultry butter and eggs. Heavy hens Leghorns ducks and turkeys listed with current receipts and standard grades. Geese and rock broilers show mid 20s price ranges as markets hold firm.
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Hy International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wooster Egg Auction Auctioned 754 Cases in Sale
In Wooster on Monday the Wooster Cooperative Poultry association auction sold a total of 754 cases of eggs. The event proceeded with buyers bidding actively, highlighting demand for farm produce at the cooperative sale.
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Wooster
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association
Suit Aims to Block Vote on Sale of Otis
Mrs Jeanne P Daus of Shaker Heights filed suit in common pleas court on behalf of herself and all other preferred stockholders seeking to prevent a stockholders vote on the proposed sale of Otis Steel Co Cleveland to Jones Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh The suit argues the sale under current plans would favor common stock holders and disadvantage preferred stockholders.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Otis Steel Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Jeanne P. Daus
Shaker Heights
Common Pleas Court
Transfer saved church in Japan explains federation shift
Rev Edward T Horn acting pastor of Trinity Lutheran describes how the Federation of Protestant Churches in Japan and removal of churches and schools from foreign control allowed peaceful continuation of institutions. He says the United Church of Christ in Japan unites most denominations under a director who must approve all governance actions. The transfer of mission property to Japanese boards protected the church from persecution after 1941. Blaine B Gernon spoke on credit issues and a committee report urged three discussion groups after Easter to address youth Negro and labor questions. A belated anniversary greeting was sent to Rev Charles D Besch of Zion Lutheran. Next meeting set for April 6.
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Japan
Edward T. Horn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Canton and
Stark County Ministers Association
Horn
United Church of Christ In
Episcopalians
Convention
Blaine B. Gernon
Ohio Small Loan League
National Christian Mission
R. M. Gray
Charles D. Besch
Zion Lutheran Church
Swimming Course Mapped Here For Future Soldiers
Canton residents draft age men may learn to swim through a local YMCA supported program led by Theodore Arnold. The effort follows Jay Allen's survival lesson after a Mediterranean incident. Enrollment begins soon with classes in indoor pools and later outdoor pools if demand continues. Participants include Earl Schreiber Ted Branin Pearl Gardner C W Schnake and Clayton G Horn.
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Canton
Jay Allen
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Allen
United States
Theodore W. Arnold
Y.M.C.A
Mr. Arnold
Earl Schreiber
K. of
Ted Branin
McKinley
Pearl Gardner
Red Cross
C. W. Schnake
City Recreational
Clayton G. Horn
Indifference to War Tackled by North Canton Leader
Raymond E. Trachsel superintendent of North Canton schools told about 80 people at a combined American Legion post and auxiliary meeting that Americans are too indifferent to the war and must wake up and do their part at home. He outlined the world situation and described German and Japanese campaigns and their planned clash in India. Miss Martha Jean Oberlin, a young musician, played xylophone selections as group singing and a brief business session closed the program. Ed Gross presided as commander.
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United States
Raymond E. Trachsel
North Canton
American Legion Post
National Organization
Trachse
India
Martha Jean Oberlin
Russell Rudy
Community event chairs named for program
Dan Roush and Mary Oberlin served as program chairmen assisted by Mrs. Florence Herbruck, Mrs. Mary Braucher, Frank Stover and Frank Keiffer in organizing the event.
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Dan Roush
Mary Oberlin
Florence Herbruck
Mary Braucher
Frank Stover
Frank Keiffer
Vitamin A Aids Defense Against Colds in Families
The ad asserts colds strike hardest in low resistance families and promotes Father John's Medicine as a source of vitamin A to build resistance. It claims quick relief from coughs and throat irritation due to colds via soothing throat effects.
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Father John
Grain Quotations Rise on Opening as Purchases Lead
Chicago reports buying by processors and short sellers lifting grain prices at the open. Wheat mixed then higher May at 1.28 5-8 to 3-4 above prior close. Corn steady to 3-8 higher May 87 1-2 to 88. Toledo closes with red wheat 1.25 1-2 to 1.26 1-2 and various corn and oats prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Toledo
Government ledger details current fiscal year figures
United Press reports government expenses and receipts through March 14 with a net deficit of 11.846 billion dollars. War spending totals 13.737 billion, receipts amount to 6.343 billion, cash balance 3.099 billion, working balance 3.338 billion, public debt 62.539 billion, and gold reserve 22.710 billion.
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United Press
Washington
Three inmates granted paroles by state commission
Three inmates from nearby counties were granted paroles today by the state pardon and parole commission. Roy Fatherly of Columbiana county was jailed for burglary on May 1, Donald Davis of Wayne county was jailed for burglary on May 1, and J E Pierce of Tuscarawas county was jailed for breaking and entering on May 1.
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London
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Columbiana County
Roy Fatherly
Wayne County
Donald Davis
Tuscarawas County
J. E. Pierce
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Niagara Hudson Power
Republic Avia
Harry E. Fite & Co
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Ae Canton Stamp & Enamel
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Erkin Union Gas
Montreal
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Tywood Corp
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J. J. Grogan
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Ed Gross
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Gore
Coon
Rita
Florenz Ziegfeld
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Crab Orchard
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National Distillers Products Corporation
Government Ledger
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Buick Sales & Service, Inc
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Canton, Ohio
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