Roosevelt's View of NRA Depresses Grain Values
Chicago May 31 prices fell as news spread on President Roosevelt’s stance regarding the Supreme Court's NRA revision and potential limits on federal control of agriculture. Wheat hit new seasonal lows with May and July quotes weak and losses broad across grains. corn and oats fluctuated with provisions also mixed. Local markets in Fort Worth and Kansas City showed quiet demand and mixed bids for wheat, corn, and sorghum as traders weighed implied policy shifts.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
New Orleans
New Orleans Exchange
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Flandia
Galveston
Houston
Fort Worth and Chicago Produce Reports Span Poultry and Dairy Prices
Fort Worth and Chicago market summaries list poultry and dairy items with current prices and receipts. The entries cover spring chickens hens turkeys butter cheese and eggs with varying prices and quality grades across locations and dates.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Dalston
Wool market quiet amid unsettled prices in May
In Boston a quiet wool market shows price stability limited by sudden shifts after NRA Supreme Court ruling. Dealers report few high priced sales, with some limited lots offered slightly below peaks. US demand steadies for mohair and Texan wool while foreign markets remain firm.
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Roston
Boston
NRA Supreme Court
Seaboard
Texas
Amarillo Markets Rine Carload Grain and Poultry Prices
Prices for grain and poultry in Amarillo are listed by market point with delivery and weight details. The note includes wheat and kaffir, grain shipments per bushel and per tonne, plus poultry items such as turkeys and hams with weights and case counts.
Holiday cattle accumulation ties last year at markets
Across eleven markets the holiday cattle yarding reached 25,900 head, near the 14,10 figure reported last Friday and 22,562 on the same day a year ago. Chicago and Kansas City saw mixed price signals with steers around 12 to 13 dollars and Oklahoma and Texas stock offerings noted.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago
Lords of Texas
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Normandie Sets Transatlantic Maiden Run Record
The French liner Normandie established a new world record for passenger ships on her maiden voyage to New York by covering 744 nautical miles in the first full day at an average speed of 29.76 knots amid choppy seas aboard the S 5S.
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Normandie
New York
French Financial Crunch Dampens New York Stocks
New York shares slipped late after President Roosevelt commented on the Supreme Court NRA ruling, with cotton prices falling on fears of lower future prices. The Dow averaged about 60 stocks, closing four points lower near 40.9, amid trading of 1.185 million shares. Utilities remained resilient as American Gas, American Superpower, Commonwealth Edison and Niagara Hudson Power posted modest gains while other sectors fluctuated.
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Carh
American Gas
American Superpower
Commonwealth Edison
Niawra
Hudson Power Mining
Sherwin Williams
Pittchurch Plate Glass
Swift International
International Petroleum
American Cyanamid
Cotton prices fall across markets as beta taxes loom
Spot cotton prices decline by more than four cents per pound at designated markets. rumors rise of mills refusing to pay the cotton processing tax. Exports show mixed movement with 4,380,000 dates shipped and U.S. and international market reactions, including New Orleans and Galveston spot movements and Liverpool futures.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Markets in Brief May 31 overview
Markets at a glance in New York show irregular stock trade and late selling. Government bonds are irregular while curb in demand for power shares. Foreign exchange mixes with guilders heavy and sterling strong. Cotton soft with general selling after the President’s press conference. Sugar weak on liquidation. Coffee up on Brazilian export moves. Chicago wheat down with NRA outlook bearish. Corn firm with light settlements. Cattle strong with steers up to 25, hogs steady to 19 lower.
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Thy
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Uni Corp
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al Wee Elee & Mf
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Maracaibo
Mobile
Superpower
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Klee Ted & Share
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Ray
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Power
AY Aly
Nia & Hud
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Hee
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Asya
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U.S
Commission House
Chicago
NRA
San Angelo Man Named Chief Petroleum Engineer
San Angelo geologist Wy. EF. Cottingham promoted from deputy supervisor of the oil and gas division to chief petroleum engineer for the Railroad Commission of Texas. He may be transferred to Houston. Gordon Grump will become head of the division of production in Austin.
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EF. Cottingham
Oil and Gas Division
Railroad Commission of Texas
Ernest O Thompson
Commission
Cottingham Probahly
Houston
Gordon Grump
Austin
Pease Sings Sunday for Presbyterians
Mr. Rollin Pease head of the University of Arizona music department will sing at the 11 oclock Sunday service at Central Presbyterian Church. Pease is well known to music lovers for his sacred concert work and special numbers at Central Church and other occasions.
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University of Arizona
Central Presbyterian Church
Pease
Central Church
Confiscation Sought of 100 Tank Cars Oil Case
The state seeks confiscation of 100 tank cars of alleged illegal oil in the first action under a new seizure act. Defendants include International Great Northern Railroad Co and Master Petroleum Co of Waco. Hearing set for June 1. oil allegedly sold under a forged tender with a fictitious name.
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International Great Northern Railroad Company
Master Petroleum Company of
Waco
McCraw
East Texas
Overton
Mart
Palestine
Master Petroleum Company
Texas oil news highlights Birmingham and Texas wildcats
Reports from Birmingham indicate the No. 3 well flowed 328 barrels of oil on a 24 hour test as Wood and Young prepare to spud their fifth test on the new Birmingham lease. Hidalgo Starr County wildcats pressed on in several sections while Gem Oil drilled the Samfordyce gas sand. Two large Wood County blocks near Quitman await tests by FE De Golver and Aviatal Oil, with drilling planned toward Georgetown.
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Mission
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Gem Oil Company
Quitman
Pete N. Wiggins, Jr
Dallas
Wood County
Here
Alba
FE. de Golver
Aviatal Oil Company
Georgetown
Illinois Petroleum reports flowing No 1 Atkinson well near Duval line
Illinois Petroleum Company says the No 1 Atkinson wildcat near the Duval County line in McMullen County flowed to the surface after swabbing with 160 pounds casing pressure. The well reached 2 207 feet in the upper Hockley sand four and a half miles north of the Seven Sisters Pool. Simultaneously Santa Clara Oil completed its No 1 Wood-Welder well a mile south of the Seven Sisters Field with a 10 minute DST showing 1 350 feet of oil in the pay sand from 2 477 to 2 482 feet. The Wood-Welder ties to the same sand as producers in the government wells pool five miles east. Purchase of Arrow Refining plant by Gilli- is reported in Gladewater.
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Arrow Refinery Sold In East Texas Pool Deal
Land Refining Company announced a sale tied to a pipeline system in the Overton area of the East Texas Pool. The Arrow Refinery, with 2000 barrel per day crude capacity and a 1500 barrel cracking plant, was among the first built in the pool and has operated almost constantly since construction.
Oil casing planned at A. G. Carter No. 1 Mattis well
In New Mexico, casing will be set above oil showing zones in the A. G. Carter No. 1 Mattis at Lea County northeast of the Cooper pool after hole filling. Bottomed at 3,580 ft in white lime. In Texas, Hull and Hill No. 2-A Seabury in Hidalgo County reached oil sand at 2,763 ft and coring to 2,711 ft with casing set to 2,765 ft.
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Lea County
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Mcallen
Tex
Hull & Hill
Seabury
Samfordyce Pool
Hidalgo County
Plainview Welcomes Legionnaires and Wives Event
Plainview hosts three hundred Legionnaires and their wives from about 40 American Legion posts in a community greeting on May 31 with officials and local residents attending.
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Plains students receive honors at College Station
Odell M. Conoly of Amarillo among 13 graduates named honor graduates. H. T. Duke of Claude won gold medals in freshman crops contest and livestock judging. FE. T. Duke of Claude earned a gold medal in sophomore cattle judging. H. Clearman of Lamesa won for champion Holstein in the dairy show. R. B. Glasgow of Spur earned a medal for meritorious intercollegiate debate. A. L. White of Amarillo and W. A. Moseley Jr. of Quanah won cash prizes in the Gulf States steel essay contest.
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Panhandle
Odell M. Conoly
Amarillo
H. T. Duke of Claude
FE. T. Duke of Claude
H. Clearman
Lamesa
R. B. Glasgow
Spur
A. L. White
W. A. Moseley, Jr
Quanah
Gulf States Steel
First Annual 19th District Legion Convention Set for June
John Scott of the Plainview Post announced the 19th district convention will be held Saturday and Sunday June 1 and 2. State American Legion commander H Miller Ainsworth will deliver an address Sunday. The two day program includes entertainment and business sessions for legionnaires and the women's auxiliary.
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The
Plainview Post
H. Miller Ainsworth
American Legion
Legionnaires
Women's Legion Auxiliary
Crochet Sailor Hat and Purse Pattern 993
Detailed directions for a lazy crochet sailor hat and matching purse with lacy stripes. Includes material requirements and illustrations. omit stiffening for a floppy look. Send 10 cents to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept for the pattern.
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Patern 993
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