Stock Market Close Mixed Amid Tax Selloff And Steel Dip
Wall Street ended uneven as gains in rail and oil shares were offset by a retreat in Loews and U S Steel. Traders noted year end tax selling and investor concern over stockholders' suits while aviation and auto groups showed mixed momentum.
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Feb Utilities
Goseave
Sterling
Loew's
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Boeing
Douglas
Speery
Glenn Martin
United Aircraft
Perkins
General Motors
Chrysler
Southeastern Railways
Santa Fe
Consolidated Edison
North Amepeake ‘& Ohio
Kennecott
Sears Roebluck
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Goodrich
Western Union
American Telephone
Lockheed
Electric Bond & Shore
Lake Shore
Niagara Hudson Power
Cities Service
American Superpower
al. Chem
Can
Anaconda
Chrysled
Can. Edison
J. Manville
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Penney (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Va-Car
Woolworth
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Plummet
Market page lists patent brand flour by bag size with per barrel prices from 4.60 to 4.80 and middlings and corn meal costs. Shelled corn old price 1.50 to 1.70. oats and mixed feeds shown with assorted per sack rates. Poultry feeds and young stock prices appear among the agricultural items.
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Philadelphia
Northwestern
Iginia
Ahes, AR
Wheat and Grain Quotations Drift After Argentine Crop Hint
Chicago futures ease on Argentine crop outlook with near record harvest forecast. domestic prices steady. Closing quotes show declines in wheat and soybeans, with corn and oats bids mixed. Chicago cash grain reports list No. 2 mixed corn about 50 to 54 cents and oats around 30 cents. Baltimore notes price levels for No. 2 red winter wheat and new corn deliveries.
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Chicago
Argentina
Chicago Cash Grain
Illinois
Baltimore
Noted Attorney Dwight H. Green Seeks Chicago Mayor Post
Dwight H. Green the federal prosecutor who jailed Al Capone announced his bid for Chicago mayor on the Republican ticket. He is backed by the Chicago Republican Committee led by Edward F. Moore and a citizen group opposing former mayor William Hale Thompson who announced his candidacy Tuesday night.
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Chicago
Dwight H. Green
al Capone
Green
Chicago Republican Committee
Edward F. Moore
Cook County
William Hale Thompson
Great Subway Project Begun
Chicago starts its $40 000 000 subway system long dream becomes reality with a ceremonial groundbreaking on State Street. 200 people attend as civic leaders and officials witness the first spade work and the pneumatic shovel in use.
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Chicago
State Street
Man Reports Race Winnings Stolen After Chase
Edmund Tartaris a 25 year old deaf mute linotype operator from Hartford reported to police that two armed men robbed him of 2455 dollars won at Charles Town race track. He said he pursued them from near Herndon Virginia until his car crashed after it struck a pole while chasing the thieves.
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Washington
Edmund A. Tartaris
Hartford Conn
Virginia
Charles Town
W. Va
Tartaris
Dietrichs Wife Learns Identity After 17 Years
NEW HAVEN Conn December 17 The wife of George Musica an official at McKesson and Robins Inc held under 100000 bail for violating the 1934 securities act learned his true identity yesterday after 17 years living as Mrs George Dietrich Sheriff Edward J Slavin said she told him during a jail visit but she could not see him.
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New Haven, Conn
George Musica
Associates Never Suspected Coster Of Duplicity
ALLENTOWN Pa Dec 17 Two former associates of the fabulous F Donald Soa at one of them a former husband of the drug king's widow said today they never suspected Coster's financial activities.
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Allentown, Pa
F. Donald Soa
King
Coster
Anniversary of Flight Observed at Kill Devil Hill
The Wright brothers thirty five years after their first flight are honored at Kill Devil Hill with naval coast guard and commercial aircraft taking part in commemorative exercises.
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Mantec
N. C
Kill Devil Hill
Wright Brothers
Naval
Coast Guard
Bring Gifts For Mission Children
Members of Christ Episcopal Church are reminded to bring gifts and toys tomorrow for distribution at the Blue Ridge Industrial Mission School at Christmas. A box will be placed at the morning service for donations to help children in need during the holiday season.
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Congregation of
Christ Episcopal Church
Blue Ridge Industrial Mission School
Normandie Sails From Le Havre With Full Crew After Quitting Strike
The French liner Normandie, after crews quit 50 ships here, laid up in December, sailed for New York today with a full crew of regular sailors and civil employees and 885 passengers aboard.
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LE Havre
France
Normandie
New York
Japs Consider Reply On US China Loan
Tokyo officials said the government was deliberating whether to issue a formal statement after the United States Export-Import Bank agreed to lend 25 million dollars to China.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
United States
China
Asahi Criticizes US Retaliation Over Open Door Policy
The Asahi editorial accuses America of pouring oil on fire and seeking retaliation after the Chinese open door policy was closed, citing Jedban's naming as context.
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Asahi
America
Jedban
Anti Trust Act To Be Analyzed
Washington reports that a federal monopoly committee will analyze the Clayton anti trust act soon after hearings resume next month. The Federal Trade Commission will present evidence on monopolistic trade practices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Strike Is Off After Local 453 Negotiations
Cumberland Maryland reports the teamsters and chauffeurs union Local 453 called off the strike against Cumberland Motor Express pending results from Baltimore negotiations next week. In Michigan, a defense psychiatrist testified in St Joseph that Fern Patricia Dull appeared punch drunk when she shot attorney William Holbrook two months after beginning her common law marriage.
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Cumberland, Md
Baltimore
Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Cumberland Motor Express Corporation
Jack M. Grayson
ST. Joseph, Mich
Fern Patricia Dull
William Holbrook
Tony
Dining room decor ideas from 18th Century inspired redesign
A decor piece outlines upgrading a dining room with soft grey green woodwork and floral striped wallpaper plus apricot accents. New lighting including wall pockets and a ceiling fixture creates versatile eye friendly illumination, using 150-watt indirect light and candle style fixtures upgraded with 40-watt bulbs and inexpensive shades.
City Chooses Winchester For Emergency Landing Field
Between Elings and Winchester six beacons will be erected with Front Royal as a possible site. A decision in favor of Winchester is assumed after Mr. Glidden's announcement. Total equipment cost around 49000 for beacons lighting radio stations and 24 hour staffing.
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Elings
Winchester
Elkins
Front Royal
Glidden
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