Stock Market Brisk but Wary Amid War Tensions
Worries over possible war with Japan and tax selling dampen stocks in brisk trading. About 400,000 shares changed hands, with mixed results as leaders held or edged lower. Optimists cite dividends and a potential rally if international tensions ease. Notable declines in American Telephone and others contrasted with gains in Standard Oil of New Jersey and Montgomery Ward among others. Federal Reserve survey shows department store sales up about 11 percent week ended Nov 22, while October wholesalers distribution rose 34 percent over 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Japan
Nippon
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
United Aircraft
Southern Pacific
Philip Morris
Kennecott
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Co
Consolidated Aircraft
North American Aviation
Montgomery Ward
Goodyear
Woolworth
Dow Chemical
Johns Manville
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
United States
Produce and Provisions and Buyer’s Guide
Prices on butter and eggs shifted at local markets while general quotations held steady. Butter rose by half a cent at wholesale and creameries quoted tub butter at 36 to 42 cents with second grade at 36 cents. Poultry and produce items across multiple categories were listed with varied per unit pricing for vegetables, fruits, and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Steiner-Hitz
Florida
Sikikbb
Mumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Wool quotations report from Boston market
The Boston wool market was mostly quiet with few inquiries for fine territory wools. Sales consisted mainly of small lots to fill on hand stocks along with occasional graded Ohio fleeces sold at 50 5kc in the grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States Agricultural Department
Ohio
Livestock Prices From Chicago Market Report
Hogs 5,500 steady with top $10.15 and bulk $9.75-10.10. Cattle 500 steady with beef steers $11.50-12.75 and cows $6.75-8.50. Sheep 3,300 steady with lambs $11.25-11.45. Potatoes market ranges across several varieties and weights with U. S. 1 russet Burbanks from Idaho $2.75-2.85. Perishables include turnips 20-60c per unit and watercress $1 per peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy International News Service
Chicago
U. S
Burbanks
Idaho
Maine
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bakers
Market Report From Pittsburgh Livestock Sale
Ky United Press reports Pittsburgh market prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle ranges include steers and heifers from good to choice up to 12 per hundred, cows and bulls varied, grass fed and canner categories listed. Hogs show steady prices across weight classes from 100 to 290 pounds. Sheep and calves also listed with ranges for lambs ewes wethers and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Prices Irregular in Butter Eggs Poultry and Ohio Produce
International News Service reports steady market for butter extras and eggs with current receipts. Live poultry prices vary by breed and weight, while turkey markets show two-sided trends. Homegrown Ohio produce lists ranges for apples celery lettuce mushrooms and more with varying per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Hubbard
Poultry and dairy prices in Pittsburgh market report
International News Service notes poultry steady with heavy hens 20 22 cents and other breeds listed. Butter prices ease with a 92 score at 33 3 4 cents, 89 score 33 1 2, eggs steady with nearby receipts 37 cents and white standards 30 to 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicago dairy and egg market prices on Nov 29
Butter trading at 7 660 tubes with slight gains across grades. Eggs moved 34 1 2 to 37 for fresh extra firsts with current receipts at 34 1 2 and dirties at 29 1 2. Live poultry market closed.
Grain quotations Toledo grain values Nov 29
Toledo market notes record Friday grain prices with two red wheat at 1.11 and 1-2-1.12, two yellow corn at 71 1-2 cents, two white oats at 50-51 1-2 cents, and two yellow soy beans at 1.52 1-2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toledo
Wheat Leads Sharp Early Grain Rally On Price Bill Hints
By the Associated Press in Chicago on November 29, wheat led a sharp advance in grain prices with gains up to about two cents per bushel. Traders cited price control bill modifications and higher farm price parity figures as key factors. December contracts opened 3 4 2 cents higher around 1.14 1 2 dollars per bushel, later holding near that range. Corn rose 3 8 7 8 cents with December around 75 5 8 to 1 2 1 5 8, soybeans up 7 8 1 5 8 with December up 1 2 to 5 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
House
Government Ledger Shows Budget Deficit and Debt Totals
United Press reports government expenses through November 27 total 8.86 billion with receipts of 2.92 billion, leaving a net deficit of 5.88 billion. Cash and working balances stand at 2.28 billion and 1.52 billion, with public debt at 54.89 billion and gold reserve at 22.78 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Washington
Auto overturns and bursts into flames in Nelsonville
An automobile driven by Robert E. Sickles of Columbus rolled over four times on a Nelsonville street yesterday and burst into flames after landing right side up. Sickles suffered only a slight cut over the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Cuts
Nelsonville
Robert E. Sickles
Columbus
Sickles
4-H Club Livestock Judged in Chicago
America s finest livestock entered the 42nd International Livestock exposition in Chicago with over 700 head of beef swine and sheep from 4-H clubs. During eight days about 12 000 head will compete, stocksmen hopeful for a prosperous year. steer division records show 1037 head exhibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
America
The
International
Treasury to reduce sale of 91 day bills
The Treasury will cut weekly 91 day bill sales from 200 million to 150 million starting December 10. Next week the 200 million series ends with 100 million borrowed as 100 million of due bills are paid. Over six weeks, 100 million of bills mature weekly while sales total 150 million, yielding a net borrowing of 50 million each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Alliance Christmas clubs share $150000 dividends
In Alliance on November 29 members of 4500 Christmas savings clubs will share in 150000 dollars in dividends this year. The sum surpasses last year's 115000 dollars and is the highest in recent years. Clubs are sponsored by First National Bank City Savings Bank and Mt Union Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houreau Alliance
First National
City Savings
Mt. Union Banks
Two Pedestrians Injured In City Car Crash
Four people were hurt in a city traffic incident Friday night. Pedestrians John Williams and his wife Alice Williams suffered fractures while a driver, Joseph M. Crone, was arrested for illegal operation and leaving the scene. A teen bicyclist, Louis Moczek, was treated for hip contusions after a separate hit run by Anthony M. Julian. A revival program, Win Canton For Christ, launches Friday at Canton Baptist Tabernacle led by Rev. Henry H. Savage of Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Willettave SE
Naval Ordnance Plant
Alice Williams
E. W. Crawford
C. E. LeMasters
Louis Moczek
Market Ave S
Anthony M. Julian
10Th St
Market Ave
8Th St
Julian
Mercy Hospital
Henry H. Savage
Canton Baptist Tabernacle
Savage
First Baptist Church
Pontiac, Mich
Canton Bible Class
Child struck by car injures forehead and knees
Gene Sparks five years old from 1308 Second Street NE suffered forehead contusions and knee abrasions after running into a car driven by Walter Haach of 1823 14th Street SE at 2nd Street and Young Avenue NE. Haach took the girl to a physician. Police also report driving without a license for Josephine Turowski, 26, of 1517 Lippert Road NE after an accident at 12th Street Market area. Leslie Hosler, 20, of 514 Arlington Avenue NW was arrested for disregarding a stop sign at 3rd Street and High Avenue NW. Deputy sheriffs arrested James S. Draker, 24, of Minerva on Route 30 East of Canton for passing a school bus unloading passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sparks
2Nd St
Walter F. Haach
14Th St
Young Ave
Haach
Josephine Turowski
Lippert Rd
12Th Stand Market
N. Leslie Hosler
Arlington Ave NW
3Rd St
High Ave NW
James S. Draker
Minerva
Canton
List of certificate holders withheld in Wickwire case
New York November 29 Supreme Court Justice Isidor Was servogel denied Friday the application of a committee of stockholders of Wickwire Spencer Steel Co for an order compelling the concern to furnish a complete list of certificate holders. The action followed directors rejection of a purchase offer by Republic Steel Corp based on quick assets. Wickwire Spencer, maker of wire springs and steel specialties, operates plants in Worcester Palmer and Clinton Massachusetts and Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Isidor Wasservogel
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co
Wickwire’ Spencer
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Wickwire
Worcester
Palmer
Clinton
Mass
Buffalo
Price Janson Named to Arbitration Panel
Canton attorney Price Janson has been named to the national panel of arbitrators for the American Arbitration Association. The appointment was announced by New York president Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. Janson, with Harter Janson Allman, is Ohio State University Law School graduate and member of the Ohio and American Bar associations. The nonprofit AAA, with offices in 31 cities and a staff of over 8,000, seeks to speed settlements of industrial and commercial disputes. Henry W. Harter, Janson’s partner, is also a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Janson
Canton
American Arbitration Association
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
New York
Harter, Janson & Allman
Janson
Ohio State University Law School
Ohio Bar Association
American Bar Association
The
Henry W. Harter
Lightning Strikes Thrice at Port Arthur School
In Port Arthur Texas lightning struck Webster school chimney three times in six months confirming a rare pattern. Local officials report the direct hits as a notable hazard and remind residents of protective measures as scho ol property officials assess damage and plan repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Tex
Webster School
Additional Church Notes Public events at Trinity Lutheran continued.
A Sunday 7 30 p m thankoffering service in the chapel features a skit by the Dramatic club. Luther league meets 6 30 p m with Youth choir rehearsal Monday 4 p m. Dramatic club meets 7 30 p m Tuesday. Members and leaders include Mrs E J March 717 14th st NW entertaining Lydia Perry Missionary Society Tuesday 7 30 p m with Miss Elda Piero and Misa Ethel Lutz as program leaders. An all day quilting Wednesday by Ladies Aid. Cenchrean Bible class dinner Wednesday 6 p m in church parlors. Miller Dill Missionary group meets Thursday at Mrs L L Landauer 1145 Spring Ave NE. Confirmation class Saturday 1 m m by junior department. Cast list Ruby Gibson Doris Dysle Robert Merryman Omar Givler William Blasiman. Mrs Lloyd Himes pageant chair and Mrs Dwight Gibson primary dept superintendent direct. Mrs Mary Kuehner organ. Miss Violet Braswell Miss Freda Metzgar music. Bank offering boxes plus regular offering support India mission. “One Hundred Years in India” topic for Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society Tuesday 7 30 p m led by Mrs James O Neel. Christ mas carols and prayers by pastors Besch and Hominghausen. Ladies Aid semi annual rally Wednesday 2 4 p m with Rev and Mrs Besch. Church vestry meets Wednesday night. nominating committee reports. Christian Education classes meet Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dramatic Club
Luther League
E. J. March
14Th St NW
Lydia Perry
Elda Piero
Misa Ethel Lutz
Ladies Aid Society
Miller - Dill Missionary Group
L. L. Landauer
Spring Ave
Ruby Gibson
Doris Dysle
Robert Merryman
Omar Givler
William Blasiman
Lloyd Himes
Ladies Aid
Dwight Gibson
Mary Kuehner
Violet Braswell
Freda Metzgar
India
Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church
James O. Neel
Charles D. Besch
Tom B. Hominghausen
Besch
Wayne Few
Albert Mallonn
Roy Schaedler
Missionary service announced at Bethany Evangelical Church
Rev and Mrs Woodford Taylor of the National Holiness Missionary Society in China will speak at the annual bank offering service of the Women's Missionary Society Sunday at 7 30 p m in Bethany Evangelical Church Miss Esther Williams and Richard Miller will furnish music Young People's Missionary circle Mission band and Little Herald departments will also participate in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Taylor
National Holiness Missionary Society
China
Women’s Missionary Society
Bethany Evangelical Church
Esther Williams
Richard Miller
Young People’s Missionary Circle
Mission Band
Little Herald
Thanksgiving services at Trinity Church in Canton area
Thanksgiving communion observed Sunday at 10 30 a m in Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church Rev H Nevin Kerst preaches Do Americans At Heart Love the Church A pledge gathering day Reception of members and baptism of children Trinity quartet and full chorus provide music Youth Fellowship to Canton district meeting in Louisville Reformed church Kerst and Trinity quartet broadcast at 4 p m on WHBC December consistory meeting Tuesday 730 p m Womens Missionary society dessert lunch Wednesday 130 p m Annual officer election Midweek service Thursday 730 p m topic Jesus and the Fatherhood of God Mrs Kerst class Christmas party Friday night chaired by Mrs O G Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. Nevin Kerst
Trinity Quartet
Youth Fellowship
Canton District
Louisville Reformed Church
Kerst
WHBC
Women's Missionary Society
Jesus
God
Advent Sermon Titled Jesus Virgin Born At Martin Luther
Rev O C Mees to deliver Advent sermon Jesus Virgin Born Our Lord at Martin Luther church during both 9 and 11 15 a m services Sunday. Church council meets Tuesday 7 45 p m, charity class Tuesday 7 30 p m in the annex, Luther league Wednesday 7 30 p m, and Ladies Missionary Society Thursday 2 p m in the annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Mees
O. C. Mees
Jesus
Martin Luther Church
Church Council
Luther League
Ladies Missionary Society
Four Square Gospel to Host Evening Evangelist Revival
Evangelist Olive Hughes will conduct nightly services at 7 45 in the Four Square Gospel starting Sunday except Saturday. Special music will be offered each night. A skit titled The First Thanksgiving Day will be performed by church youths at the opening session Sunday night. Rev H D Haney and wife are pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hughes
H. D. Haney
Dr F G Smith to Speak on Daniel and the Revelation at Eleventh Street Church
Dr F G Smith author of religious works and former Gospel Trumpet editor will lecture on Daniel and the Revelation beginning Sunday night at the Eleventh Street Church of God. Rev Warren C Roark pastor will preach on Eight Human Traits for Christian Personality at Sunday morning services and copies of the sermon will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Smith
Church of God
Daniel
Eleventh Street Church of God
Warren C. Roark
Thankoffering Service Set at Middlebranch Church
Middlebranch Holy Trinity Lutheran church holds a special thankoffering service at 10 40 a m Sunday replacing the regular morning worship. Two plays and special music will frame the program. Senior department presents First the Blade with Mrs Edwin Kurzen, Mrs Nick Yuga, Miss Alice Bell, and Miss Imogene Booth. Alice in Thankoffering Land is also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebranch Church
Middlebranch
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
The
Blade
Edwin Kurzen
Nick Yuga
Alice Bell
Imogene Booth
Alice
First Presbyterian turkey dinner and Christmas musicale
The First Presbyterian church hosts its annual turkey dinner on Wednesday at 6 30 p m with Mrs J W McGlashan as chair. The service league runs a bake sale and the Mothers class oversees the apron booth. A Christmas musicale follows featuring Blair Stewart and Mrs George DuPont, Canton Symphony Orchestra. The event continues Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. McGlashan
Service League
Blair Stewart
George DuPont
Canton Symphony Orchestra
Advent Realities and Limping Christians Featured in Local Services
Rev. R W Blemker speaks on Advent Realities at First Evangelical and Reformed Church for the First Sunday of Advent. Choir sings My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord. Rev Robert Hegnauer of Roberts ville speaks on Limping Christians at evening services. A trio sings Father in Heaven. Canton district Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at Louisville Evangelical and Reformed Church with church youth participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Blemker
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert Hegnauer
Robertsville
Virgil Hinton
Darell Weaver
William G. Walker Jr
Father
Canton
Louisville Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wilhelm Circle 15th Anniversary Event Observed
Wilhelm Circle of the First United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society marks its 15th anniversary with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m in the church. A program honors past officers with speaker Mrs Belle Fritz of Louisville honorary president of United Brethren branch societies. Rev G B Wetherbee’s sermons Sunday are Life Beauty and Fruitfulness at 10 15 a m and Enough and to Spare at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Circle
Otterbein Guild
W. E. Putman
Turkey Supper and Bazaar at Calvary Presbyterian
Calvary Presbyterian will host a turkey supper and annual bazaar in the community hall Thursday from 5 to 7 p m, with a noon soup and baked goods sale Wednesday. Pioneers meet Sunday at 2 p m Dolores Humes and Faye Kohler lead. Junior choir 3 p m. Fireside discussion 8 15 p m in the manse. Barker auxiliary hosts Monday 7 30 p m with speakers and readings by Mary Jane Rolen and others. Westminster guild meets Tuesday 7 30 p m at Mrs. Gail Walters home. Women s Missionary society entertained Friday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Presbyterian Church
Dolores Humes
Faye Kohler
Manse
H. E. Reynolds
18Th St NW
Barker
D. W. Merrell
Mary Jane Rolen
J. W. Butler
Mary Day
G. D. Hissom
L. C. Johnson
E. H. Krauskopf
Art's Role in World Gains Highlighted by Rotary
Grant A. Waddle of Sandusky told Rotary club members at the Onesto hotel luncheon that nearly every global advance stems from drawing or coloring work. He said three patrons—church, state, and now business—drive progress and that manufacturers rely on art to sell products. He noted auto makers previously learned artful presentation boosts appeal and cited student artworks from Canton and other high schools as evidence of rising American artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant A. Waddle
Sandusky
American Crayon Co
Rotary Club
Onesto Hotel
Waddle
Weddle
America
Canton
James Ink
Private firm outbids US in silver market surge
Handy & Harman bullion dealers lifted the price to 35 1 8 cents an ounce, the first rise since June 17, 1949, as a free market case outbid the government’s 35 cent official buying rate reaffirmed by the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Handy & Harman
Treasury
Robbery at Blue Bird Open Air Theater Near Union Town
E. A. Ballou reported to the sheriff that a man wearing a fake mustache robbed him of 16 dollars at the Blue Bird open air theater on Route 8. The assailant approached the concession stand at 10 25 p m, demanded surrender, struck Ballou, took his wallet, and fled north on Route 8 in a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ballou
Sheriff's Office
Blue Bird
Uniontown
Route 8
OPM Opens Toledo Field Office for Defense Work
The opening of an additional field office at Toledo by the OPM distribution division widens access for qualified manufacturers to secure defense work. This brings the total number of such offices to 73 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPM
Washington
Toledo
Evening talk at Barker home to feature Mrs Wade Shirk
A reception is planned at p m in the home of Mrs. John B. Barker at 1553 Shorhave Northwest with Mrs. Wade Shirk as speaker. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. Oma H. Dando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. m
John B. Barker
Shorhave
Wade Shirk
Oma H. Dando
Burgettstown Service Led by Karl Gooseman Group
Karl E. Gooseman superintendent of Goodwill Union mission leads a union service Sunday in Burgettstown Pennsylvania with a mission group. The Gideons oversee Sunday night services. Canton members provide special music testimonies and messages. Christian Companionship club youth meet Tuesday at 7 pm. Mrs H Pickens previews the International Sunday school lesson Thursday at 7 45 pm. Mission devotions broadcast daily at ? a m on WHBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl E. Gooseman
Burgettstown
Goodwill Union Mission
Gideons
Canton
Christian Companionship Club
H. Pickens
WHBC
Glory Of Worship Topic At First U P Church
Rev. Walter R. Young speaks on The Glory of Worship Sunday at 10 30 a m in First United Presbyterian church. Junior sermon The Gospel Rainbow. Floyd Kirkpatrick leads U P C U meeting. Elders meeting Monday night. Women’s Missionary society Tuesday afternoon. Mrs L A Buchman reviews The Self You Have to Live With. Mrs F W Looman hosts aided by Mrs George Wiles. Women invited. Trustees meet Tuesday night. Midweek services and Bible study Wednesday. Young People choir rehearsal Thursday night. Forum class dinner Saturday at Sue Ming’s restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Young
First United Presbyterian Church
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Women's Missionary Society
L. A. Buchman
F. W. Looman
George Wiles
Young People’s Choir
Forum
Sue Ming
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Merril, Lyneh Pierce, Fenner & Beane High Low Close Loew's Inc
Alaska
Lone Star Com
OV Allied Store
Lorillard
Amer Can
My Nash
Lou & Am
Atl Coast Y
Natl Steel
Go Kate Corp
Pacific
Ohio Oil
Bendix
Otis Steel
Beth Steel
HTM Owens Ill Glass
Boeing Air
Packard Mot
Bohn Alan
Pan Amer Air
Borden Co
Paramount P
Borg Warner
En Fes
Hee
Briggs Mfg
Helps Dodge
Canad Pacific Phillips Pete
Cerro Ad
Reynolds Tob
RM Savake Arms
Comwith & So Schenley
Consol
Sears- Roebuck
Sharon Steel
Shell Union
HM Simmons Co
Curtiss Wright
del & Hudson Hi
Sou Pacific
Southern Ry
DuPont
Sperry Corp
Studebaker
Itren Electrice
En Foods
Ao An
Texas Corp
En Motors Ah
Tim-Det Axle Ait
Jen Refractories
Timken Rpb
Glidden
RM Cimber Bros
Goodrich
Union
Union Pac
U S Rubber
Houston Os
U S Steel
Hudson
Ye Westingh el
Tel & Tel
Johns-Manville
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstoa FT
Kresge
ORY
Belden Brick
Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan
Court Square
Diamond Cement
Diebold Safe
Home Savings
Mooch Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Ohio Power
S&s
Merrill Lynch Pierce
Kenner & Beane
Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Enner & Beane
American Gas & Electric
Brewster Aeronautical
Cleveland Tractor Electric Bond & Share
Fairchild Aircraft Niagara Hudson Power Penmoade Pioneer Golda
Republic Aviation Technicolor Vultee Aircraft
Steck
Natl
General Electric
New Idea
Strauss-Hirshberg
Dee
Clark
Ao Dee
Hinde & Dauseh
Black Decker
Mfg
Tide Water
Dee Dee
Montgomery Ward A
Tee
Dan
Newport Industries
American Avia
Natl Tea Co
Federal Mining-Smelt Gidding- Lewis Mae
UM Secovil Mfg Co
Keystone Watch C
Federal Motor Truck
Flidden
Deera Records
Ts Dee
RTS
Monroe Chemanf Line Material Co
Mid-Weet
An Dee
Anchor-Hocking Gla Ae
Gen
Brown-Forman Dpd
Detroit Gaskett
Ind Power-Light
Government Ledger
Messenger
Wickwire Steel Firm
Zion Lutheran Society
Bethany Church
Trinity Church
First Presbyterian
Blemker
Calvary Presbyterian
Art
Rotary
Speaker
Business
U. P. Church
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