Public participation drives stock market to new highs
New York June 4 The stock market rose to a record high this week despite adverse news as broad participation from public investors supported the advance. Total shares traded reached 2,712,400 with a record number of issues, while money remained easy and dividend payments totaled nearly half a billion dollars. Some sectors showed strength in chemicals non ferrous metals electric and food shares though steel and auto outputs slipped slightly.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Corral
Interstate Commerce Commision
Marland and
P. Lorillard
United States Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel Common
Hudson
General Motorsaniler
Gabriel
Sttrombergz
U.S. Rubber and Foundation Co
Delaware and Hudson
Pere Marquette
Rock Island
Reading
Texas and Pacific
Colorado Southern
Norfolk and Southern
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Stock Recovery Irregular After Early Heaviness
New York June 4. Stock market prices rose after an opening heaviness as operators supported an advance, believing yesterday's shake out improved the technical position. Traders sought new weak spots but the close remained firm with about 1,000,000 shares traded.
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New York
Weather outlook for week to start Monday
Weather bureau forecast favors mostly fair conditions in North and Middle Atlantic states with a period of rain in the latter half of the week. Temperatures are expected to run near normal across the middle and northern Atlantic regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Beaver
North Atlantic
St Paul A M E Church Service Notice
The St Paul A M E Church colored on North Loudoun Street announces an 11 a m sermon by Rev George E Proctor followed by 2 30 p m Sunday school. At 8 p m Rev Ida Raiff preaches and sings with a Baltimore conference union at the evening service. All are invited.
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ST. Paul A. M. E. Church
Loudoun Street
George E. Proctor
Ida Raiff
Baltimore
Pronounced sag in wheat market ahead of winter wheat movement
Chicago reports a clear fall in wheat prices as new domestic winter wheat nears terminal markets. Corn rises on planting delays, oats slip, and provisions vary. Oklahoma harvest may begin soon with Kansas fields following. spring wheat shows abundant moisture but faces a potential July rust scare. Export demand remains meagre, signaling larger carryovers for U S. and Canada.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Canada
Corn Market Shifts Amid Planting Doubts and Prices Risen
Corn prices rise despite a 15 cent import duty as Argentina contracts corn in New York. Only about half of intended corn acreage has been planted in nine surplus states, casting doubt on the new crop. Oats may show a 54 million bushel extra yield, while provisions edge higher as pork products remain a consumer bargain.
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New York
New Sermon Series Announced at West Boscawen Church
Rev Dr C A Freed outlines a 20th Century View of Old Facts in a new series for evening services. Morning preaching by the pastor and Luther League gathering at 7 p m welcome visitors and strangers.
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West Boscawen Street
C. A. Freed
Nn Baenhant
Religious services schedule at Christ Church and Stephens City
The church lists Rev R B Nelson as rector with 8 a m holy communion 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m holy communion and sermon on The Guidance of the Holy Spirit 7 30 p m evening prayer and sermon Gods Compassion. Morning services at Stephens City are also announced.
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Stephens City
Stephens City Church Services Given by Pastor Johnson
Stephens City M E Church South announces Sunday schedule with Rev James A Johnson as pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning sermon at 11 o clock titled The Bright and Morning Star Epworth League gathering planned and Women's Missionary Society activities listed.
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Stephens City
M. E. Church
South
James A. Johnson
Seritbon
the Bright and Morning Star
P. m
Epworth League
Women's Missionary
Church Schedule and Sermon Themes Listed
The notice lists services and activities: Fairview Sunday school at 2 p m and sermon at 3 p m on Sunday, a Harvest Field message. Kernstown Sunday school at 10 a m, Junior Epworth League at 7 30 p m, and a sermon titled Heaven at 8 p m. A meeting with Mrs J A Johnson is set for 8 p m Monday.
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Ciety
J. A. Johnson
Fairview
Kernstown
Epworth League
Church notices in East Cork Street area announce service
John Mann M E Church Washington on East Cork Street and Uuscawen Streets lists Rev Horace A Johnson as pastor. Church school starts at 10 am with an 11 am service.
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John Mann
Cork Street
Washington
Uuscawen Sts
Horace A. Johnson
A. Anetar
Wil Neoaeh
Nantes
Parish sermon precedes Holy Communion in church service
The passage notes a sermon followed by Holy Communion and an 8 p m address to candidates for full church membership. The pastor asks for a day of prayer for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit and invites participation with the promise that believers will be blessed.
Peacock Feathers Linked to Ancient Superstition
In old times peacock feathers were deemed unlucky due to a superstitious belief in the radiating eye pattern. The look was thought to resemble an ominous eye watching people and events.
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