Stocks Halt Selling In Lackluster Market Slide
The New York stock market showed a subsiding sell off but bidding remained weak, leaving indices near Friday's levels. About 125000 shares changed hands as leaders failed to gain momentum amid war and tax program uncertainty. Major issues like U S Steel Chrysler General Electric and Texaco held steady or rose slightly while many others languished. Zenith Radio reached a new yearly high as several names drifted with mixed gains and declines.
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Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Westinghouse
General Electric
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
International Harvester
United Aircraft
Texas Co
Zenith Radio
Produce Prices and Buyer’s Guide in Local Markets
Local markets wrap up the week's trading with general prices as of Friday. Wheat, oats, rye, and corn show varied per bushel prices, while butter and butterfat quotes come from Canton Pure Milk Co. and related outlets. Produce and seed quotes cover a wide range from carrots to pineapple, celery to oranges, with numerous regional suppliers and retailers cited.
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GRAIM
Canton Pure Milk Co
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Vy Wumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Wilson
Astoria
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
New York curb rates list by Merrill Lynch group
A Treasury style list appears to show various securities and bond offerings with abbreviated percentages and ticker-like names including American Cyanamid Gulf Oil Lone Star Gas Louisiana Land Niagara Hudson Power Standard Steel Technicolor and others. The fragment suggests a market snapshot or brokered instrument mix rather than a cohesive story with clear actions or outcomes.
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Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Arkansas Natural
Brewster Aeronautical
Eagle Picker
Gulf Oil of
Penn
Lone Star Gas
Louisiana Land
Niagara Hudson Power
Wool quotations steady in Boston market rates
United Press reports Boston wool prices held firm with 1-2 blood combing wools at 1.13 to 1.16 dollars per pound scoured and French combing lengths at 1.08 to 1.12. Fine territory wools in 1.16 to 1.18 and Ohio delaines in grease at 47 to 48 cents.
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United Press
Boston
Waren
United States Agriculture Department
Ohio
Grain Quotations Wheat Prices Drift Lower In Lack Of Demand
Wheat prices continued to drift lower in Chicago as milling and flour trade demand was light. Favorable crop prospects weighed on sentiment with May futures opening unchanged to 3 8 lower and May selling around 87 3 4 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grain closes in Toledo on Friday market notes
Toledo report lists prices for grains with two red wheat at 1.22 to 1.22 and one-twos, two yellow corn at 84 1-2 to 85 cents, three yellow corn at 80 1-2 to 81, two white oats at 57 1-2 to 59, one white oats at 58 1-2 to 59, and two yellow soy beans at 1.79 1-2 to 1.80 1-2.
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Toledo
Government Ledger Shows Fiscal Year Totals
Government expenses and receipts through March 26 report war spending and deficits. Net deficit stands at 19.7 billion dollars with cash and working balances cited. Public debt and gold reserves are listed alongside other Treasury figures for the current year.
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Washington
Prices Broadcast From Cleveland Market Report
March 28 price list for butter creamery extras and tub grades, eggs, graded U S products, live poultry and turkeys, geese, ducks, and wide range of potatoes and vegetables on Terminal market. Local farm items include beets, carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, radishes, turnips, watercress, parsnips, and lambs with various weights and prices. Calves also listed with price ranges for quality grades.
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The
Associated Press
Cleveland
U. S
Delaware
Idaho
Maine
Green Mountains
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bakers
Florida
Chicago Produce Prices Reported By International News Service
Butter gains of 13 4c on 7 904 tubs with various grades and scores. Eggs show 33 290 cases steady with current receipts 26 3 4c to 29 1 4c for fresh and dirties listings.
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International News Service
Chicago
Livestock Prices Report from Pittsburgh Market
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh lists cattle prices by class with steady to higher ranges for steers heifers and cows. hogs show active trading across weight brackets from 100 to 350 pounds. sheep demand described as none with steady movement in the market.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago Market Prices Sealed in Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago market update shows hogs steady with varying grades trading 11.75 to 13.80 per cwt and cattle steady with beef steer prices from 9 to 16, yearlings and calves steady, sheep at 5 to 12.75, with 2,000 head of lambs and yearlings in the mix. Leads include top hogs at 13.80 and packing sows 12.75 to 13.50, beef cattle bulls 9 to 11, and feeders 8 to 12.50.
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International News Service
Chicago
Government agency boosts butter prices in Chicago market
Chicago March 28 A government financed Dairy Products Market association DPMA raised prices paid for butter in the Chicago spot market lifting official quotations 1-2 to 13-4 cents a pound over the prior best level since November Extra grade butter sold at 36 cents a pound up 13-4 cents from yesterday as the DPMA which has been buying butter in various markets for price support purposes bought 76 800 pounds here today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dairy Products Market Association
DPMA
Ohio oil producers urged to cut output
Columbus March 28 Gov Bricker at the request of Federal Petroleum Coordinator Harold L Ickes urged Ohio oil producers to limit April output so total petroleum produced would not exceed 10100 barrels. Bricker said the request does not apply to crude condensate and natural gasoline.
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Columbus
Bricker
Harold L. Ickes
Ohio
Louisville youth leader attends regional conference
Clayton R. Folk of Louisville represents the Ohio Christian Youth council at Wagner College in Staten Island New York for a weekend conference. He aims to study how local Christian Youth groups can address world organization issues and community problems.
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Clayton R. Folk
Louisville
Ohio Christian Youth Council
Wagner College
Staten Island
N. Y
World Organization
James T. Smith Resigns to Lead Windsor Evaporated Milk Plant
Carrollton announces James T. Smith of Columbus, dairy technology instructor at Ohio State University, resigns to become assistant plant manager of Windsor Evaporated Milk Co. He begins duties April 1.
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Carroll
Carrollton
James T. Smith
Columbus
Ohio State University
Windsor Evaporated Wild Co
Dalton Rites Planned for Good Friday Service
Local ministers plan a 2 to 3 p m Good Friday union service at the Presbyterian church. The Community chorus meets Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Methodist church to rehearse the cantata The Messiah directed by Victor Gerber for the program.
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Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Victor Gerber
Vichy Labor Mission to Aid Germany Opens Civilian Desk
Unoccupied France reports the French government will establish the first civilian representation in Germany since 1939 to run a department of French labor. Eight civilian employees will handle French workers in German factories amid about 100,000 under voluntary contracts replacing German technicians called to army duty. Previous representation was only the POW embassy and the armistice commission desk at Wiesbaden.
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Associated Press
Vichy
France
Germany
George Scapini
Wiesbaden
Massillon Churches Plan Union Holy Week Services
City wide Holy Week services will be held Monday through Thursday at St. John s Evangelical and Reformed church from noon to 12 50 p m. The local ministerial association sponsors the rites with speakers Rev G B Wetherbee from First United Brethren Canton and Rev Paul Secrest from Youngstown area. Good Friday services run noon to 3 p m with several local ministers participating. An Easter organ recital follows the new organ’s installation, with formal dedication planned for May.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
St. John’s Evangelical
T. R. Buzzard
C. F. Hammen
F. B. Hax
W. G. Williams
A. D. Laman
M. J. Alpers
C. D. Jones
L. J. McQueen
United Brethren Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norman H. Flickinger
Simpson Methodist Church
T. C. Stahl
Fire threat at oil tanks near Killbuck
Millersburg fire department answered a call Thursday night to the Welze Waltman farm near Killbuck to extinguish a grass fire on the Preston Oil Co plot. The blaze was caused by a gas heater under the tanks igniting leaves and grass. No damage was reported.
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Millersburg
Welze Waltman
Killbuck
Preston Oil Co
Two Negroes Hurt In City Traffic Mishap
Two pedestrians were injured Friday night, one critically, in city traffic. Mil lard Nunley, 40, of Cherry avenue NE, an employee of Diebold Safe & Lock Co., was struck at Cherry and 6th NE at 1:20 a.m. He suffered multiple injuries and was taken to Mercy hospital. Police cited rain and a crosswalk crossing as factors.
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North Canton
Millard Nunley
Cherry Ave
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
6Th St
Edison D. Corey
Nunley
Mercy Hospital
Arnold
Raymond F. Manning
Meyers Lake
William G. Gravis
Quinby Ave
Navarre Rd
Gravis
Mr. Manning
Aultman Hospital
Two Hurt In Waco Area Car Crash Injuries Reported
Deputies said two people were injured when a car left the road on a curve Thursday morning four miles east of Waco on Mapleton road. Driver Jack Marsh 26 of 1920 Second Street NE suffered a back injury and passenger Francis Corbin 34 of 1515 Third Street NE had chin lacerations and possible right knee fracture. They were treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Waco
Mapletond
Jack Marsh
2Nd St NE
Francis Corbin
3Rd St NE
Mercy Hospital
Small business gets quick war loans now
In the Fourth Federal Reserve district, small business owners in Ohio, Kentucky, western Pennsylvania and the West Virginia panhandle can obtain up to 100000 dollar loans through their own banks without Washington clearance. George F. Buskie announced the plan, designed to speed cash for plant expansion and materials, with the RFC assuming up to full risk and approvals in days.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
Washington
George F. Buskie
Reconstruction Finance Corp. Board
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Panhandle
RFC
Spring’s Visit Brings Sudden Canton Temperature Drop
A sharp 32 degree fall ended Canton's first real spring spell. The thermometer climbed to 65 Friday afternoon before a 10 p.m. shower sent temperatures plummeting to 32 by morning. A 29 mph wind accompanied the rapid fall, with only a slight daytime recovery.
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Canton
Horoscope for Sunday March 29 Portents and changes ahead
The Sunday horoscope warns of portentous and trying affairs including sudden upheavals and disappointments. Those born on this day may find year long success through public bodies or organized groups with tact. Writings travel and encounters with strange people feature in the period.
Seal sale to open in Millersburg schools
The Easter Seal campaign to aid crippled children will begin in Millersburg schools Tuesday, announced W. W. Wilson today.
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Millersburg
W. W. Wilson
The Cottage by the Lake in a Hidden Wood Road
The narrator and Gus plan to approach a lakeside cottage while hidden by an old wood road. They position Jim Watson, Branchman, and others to observe and guard, with whistles signaling when help is needed. The advance is coordinated to avoid discovery as they seek Professor Diswell.
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Bill
Gus
Jim Watson
Watson
Diswell
Joe
Wood Road
Branchman
Professor Diswell
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services Noted
A long list of church Holy Week events across St Pauls United Brethren Zion Lutheran Simpson Methodist First Presbyterian First Lutheran First Wesleyan and First Church of Nazarene includes confirmations baptisms and receptions. Services run daily 7:30 p m during Holy Week with special Easter activities and candlelight Communion.
Holy Week Services at First United Presbyterian Bible School and St Pauls
Palm Sunday morning installation of teachers and officers at First United Presbyterian Bible School. Holy week services begin Wednesday 7:30 p m with union Lenten meditation at 3 p m. Ministers include Revs Harold W Ewing H L Zachman H N Kerst John B Barker Dennis W Foreman Robert L Sherry and Melvin Beck. St Pauls Episcopal Church opens Holy Week with Holy Communion and palm blessings at 8 a m. Forty nine confirmees will receive first Communion after Confirmation. Palms at 8 and 10 45 a m and 9 45 a m in church school. vesper service at 4 p m on WHBC led by St Pauls. Rev Herman S Sidener to deliver sermon with music.
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St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Dennis W. Foreman
Tom B. Hominghausen
Zion Lutheran Church
Charles Peters
Minerva
Confirmation Society
Georgia Shrigley
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Griffen
Helen Jean Merker
Taxis Society
Joe Bachtel
Charles M. Isaac
Paul Elliott
A. H. Coe
A. W. Fries
J. E. Sell
A. J. Bell
O. G. Morrison
P. L. Rinner
E. P. Ebert
First Lutheran Church
First United Presbyterian Bible School
Harold W. Ewing
H. L. Zachman
H. N. Kerst
John B. Barker
Robert L. Sherry
Melvin Beck
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Whbc
St. Paul’s Church
Herman S. Sidener
Archbishop Schrembs Shows Slight Improvement
In Cleveland, Archbishop Joseph Schrembs, critically ill with pneumonia at St. John's hospital, showed a slight improvement as Auxiliary Bishop James A. McFadden reported he recognized him and spoke a few words. Prayers rose for his recovery. Oxygen therapy continued.
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United Press
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
St. John’s Hospital
James A. McFadden
Schrembs
Federal raid nets still and mash in Harrison two
Federal agents Deputy Fred Reed and Prosecutor Glenn Fortune seized a 50 gallon still six partially filled barrels of mash and a half gallon of alcohol at the Joseph Sanford farm in Harrison two. Joseph Sanford will face a federal charge in Cleveland.
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Carroll
Carrollton
Fred Reed
Glenn Fortune
Joseph Sanford
Harrison Two
Sanford
Cleveland
80 STUDY FIRST AID CLASS BEGINS
Eighty persons meet twice weekly to study Red Cross first aid. Instructors include Dr Glenn Dowell Carl Roudebush Mrs Georgia Knox Mrs J P Elliot and Paul Elliot. George Kerr and Scott Boggs lead instruction in passes and blackout.
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Carrollton
Perons
Red Cross
Glenn Dowell
Carl Roudebush
Georgia Knox
J. P. Elliot
Paul Elliot
George Kerr
Scott Boggs
Langer Cleared By Vote In North Dakota Senate
Sen Langer Republican of North Dakota was cleared of corruption charges by a 52 to 30 senate vote after elections committee findings, despite earlier unfitness concerns. He pledged full support for the war program and warned against delays to victory.
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Sen. Langer
United Press
Washington
North Dakota
Senate
Roosevelt
Elections Committee
Great Northern Railway
India to Stay Calm Says Missionary at Rotary Talk
Dr. Ira Moomaw, Canton agricultural missionary, told the Canton Rotary Club that India is unlikely to seek violent independence while Britain is at war. He said Gandhi pursues nonviolent means and Indians value British welfare contributions but prefer self rule. He noted England might seek Commonwealth membership if independence is granted. Dr. Moomaw is temporarily researching at Ohio State University.
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India
Canton Rotary Club
England
Onesta Hotel
Dr. Moomaw
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
British Commonwealth of Nations
Canton
Ohio State University
Bricker Says Ohio Ready for Emergency War Stance
Gov Bricker addressed the Young Republican League of Ohio in Youngstown on March 28. He said the foundation of democracy from state to local government must be maintained to support the war effort and that Ohio has built a financial foundation for over a year and a half, estimating a treasury surplus of about 13 million dollars. He asserted this would avoid relying on Washington for aid as the convention continues with an open session and dance.
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Youngstown
Bricker
Young Republican League of Ohio
Ohio
Washington
Alliance Boy Held In Bike Tire Theft
Alliance police arrested a 16 year old boy on a petit larceny charge after he admitted removing tires from a bicycle owned by George Taylor of 128 W Oxford St and placing them on his own bike. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
George Taylor
Oxford St
Teacher's Father Dies in Newcomerstown
Albert Ream of Amanda, father of Luella Ream, instructor at the local high school, died Friday from complications after an operation.
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Newcomerstown
Albert Ream
Amanda
Luella Ream
Want Work Care For Saddle Horses At Hoffman Barn
Elderly man or couple sought to feed and care for saddle horses with living quarters at the barn on Canton North Industry road. Hoffman Saddle Horse Barn advertises the position and provides contact dial 5799.
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Hoffman Saddle Horse Barn
Canton-North Industry Road
Dial
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Clariton
Lesher Rd
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Mahoning Rd
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Decision Service
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