New York Stocks End Flat In Slow Trading Session
The stock market cooled in a trendless day with fractional declines dominating. The Associated Press average held at 47.3 as transfers totaled 349,470 shares while U S Steel and Bethlehem remained near unchanged and several issues edged up late.
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New York
Associated Press
American Iron and Steel Institute
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
General Motors
Chrysler
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Motor Group
Canton
Hercules Motor Corp
Wall Street
Treasury
Hanes
House
Ways and Means
Favorable Weather Reports Drag Wheat Prices Down
Chicago reports show wheat slipping sharply as favorable weather and strong yields in the Southwest weaken demand. Prices fell to new lows for the period, with declines across July and September futures amid softer corn and oats, signaling a broad shift in grain market sentiment.
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Chicago
Cash grain prices in Chicago market report
Cash grain: Wheat 2 yellow hard 7944-79 1/2 cents, Corn 2 mixed 52 cents, several yellow 52-52 1/2 cents and white 57 1/2 cents, oats 2 white 34-35 cents with samples 31-31 1/4, rye no sales.
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Chicago
Fort Worth Cash Grain Report Details Prices and Demand
Fort Worth reports moderate grain demand with No 1 hard wheat old crop priced at 864 to 924 cents per bushel by protein and billing. No 2 barley 49 to 51 cents. No 2 yellow milo and white kaffir sorghum around 1.15 to 1.17 dollars per 160 pounds. Corn No 2 white 72 to 73 cents. No 2 red oats 39 to 41 cents.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City Cash Grains July 5 Market Update
Wheat futures and cash bids show mixed moves with several grades steady to down a bit. Corn and oats listing new prices and spreads, with July September and December futures noted for several grains.
Market Summary From New York And Chicago Reports
New York stocks show mixed leaders while bonds reach new highs. Copper and tin steady with other metals mixed. curb markets uneven and agricultural futures mostly down or steady. Cattle slow. hogs range up to ten cents higher. Copper electrolytic spot around 10.00 to 10.50, tin near 48.95, lead and zinc steady, quicksilver and platinum quoted, various regional prices listed.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
NEW York Metals
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Alabama
Cattle and Hog Prices Fall in Des Moines Market Report
Cattle and hog prices drop as market activity slows to steady or lower levels. Reports show top hogs at 6.40, cattle including vealers and yearlings down 25 to 50 cents, with overall salable stock around 9 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep and lambs reflecting weaker demand and abundant supplies.
Chicago Market Report for Hogs Cattle Sheep
June 5 market notes show salable hogs 10 000 with values 6.80 top for 190 240 lb stock. cattle 16 000 and calves 1 000 with dealer bids 9.00 9.50 for heavy sausage types. sheep 5 090 with light trading and one 90 day shorn lamb around 86 lb at 8.75.
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Chicago
USDA
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report June 5
cattle salable 3900 calves 1500 steers and yearlings 7.75 to 9.25 dollars per cwt two loads choice heifers 9.75 dollars per cwt few cows 4.50 to 6.00 bulls 4.50 to 6.00 killing calves 5.00 to 9.00 hogs salable 1100 top 6.30 packer top 6.20 feeders 5.00 down sheep salable 7000 spring lambs 7.50 to 8.25. some good clipped lambs 6.50 midsummer grass lambs 6.90 down 2 year wethers 3.50 to 4.00 aged wethers 2.50 to 3.00 spring feeder lambs 5.00 to 6.00 clipped feeder lambs 4.00 to 5.00
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Fort Worth
USDA
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report June 5 192?
Oklahoma City market figures show cattle salable 2 100 calves 1 700 with steer and heifer prices: yearlings and mixed stockers up to 9 25 per cwt. hogs 2 000 with good and choice butchers 6 00-6 30. sheep 1 510 top good and choice 9 25, most sales 8 50 to 9 00.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Denver Livestock Prices Report June 5
Denver stockyards show cattle salable 2 800 calves 300 bulls 5.50 to 6.50 vealers 10.00 down loads 618 lb feeding heifers 8.50. Hogs salable 700 good and choice 160-240 lbs 6.40 to 8.50 240-270 lb 6.15 280 lb 6.00 sows 4.75 to 5.00. Sheep salable 14 500 trucked-in springers 9.00 to 10.00 shorn wethers 4.75, ewes 2.25 culls 1.25.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Amarillo Market Receipts Report Wheat and Sudan Averages
Amarillo markets show receipts of six ears of wheat and one car of sudan with wheat priced at 0.62 dollars. The report notes common market activity in Amarillo Texas and reflects basic price levels for grain and forage commodities.
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Amarillo
Texas
Sudan
More Luxury for Bathers on Rolling Beach Chairs
Cleveland report notes new luxury rolling beach chairs with large pneumatic tires replacing old solid tires for bathers seeking greater comfort at the seaside.
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Cleveland, O
Last Minute Buying Pushes Cotton Prices Higher in Trading
A late rally sent cotton futures to session highs with July touching 9.18, as traders bought against scarce July contracts. Export rumors and Liverpool strength lent support while spot quotations hovered near 9.92 for middling. Port receipts and stocks were reported, and overall market closed modestly down on the day.
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New York
Southern Spot
Liverpool
U. S
Worth Street
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady Amid Trade and Foreign Buyout
Cotton futures in New Orleans showed steady prices with net gains as contracts remained scarce. July and October contracts edged higher, while December January March and May closed up modestly amid limited demand and foreign buying.
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New Orleans
Galveston Cotton Spot Prices Close Steady
Galveston June 5 spot cotton closed steady with a 14 cent uptick. Price levels ranged from low ordinary at 5.35 to strict good middling at 10.10. Sales spots listed as none.
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Galveston
Cotton prices steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans June 5 spot cotton closed dull and unchanged with low a 8.25 middling 9.40 and good middling 9.95. Receipts 99,
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New Orleans
Low Nee
Average Middling Cotton Prices Rise at Southern Markets
Average price of middling cotton at 10 southern spot markets rose 15 points to 9.57 cents per pound. The 30 day average stands at 9.20 cents, reflecting softer recent tone across the market.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed Feed Prices For Texas Mills
Western Feeders Supply Company publishes cottonseed product quotations for Texas mills. Prime loose hulls per ton cost 7.00 to 8.00 dollars, prime cold pressed seed 23.00 to 24.90 dollars, and prime cracked screened meat and cake with 43 percent protein 29.50 to 31.00 dollars per ton.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Western Feeders Supply Company
Texas Mills
Chicago Produce Market Report Glimpsed Prices and Receipts
Chicago state market notes show butter receipts 1,530,330 lbs with varied scores and prices ranging from 88 to 93, eggs receipts 34,788 cases with graded prices from 14 to 15 cents, and poultry prices for ducks, geese, hens, spring chickens, roosters, broilers, and turkeys amid steady conditions and defined receipts across multiple transport units.
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Chicago
Brotlers
the Twins
Call to Colors Increases Romancing in Paris
Paris report describes how war fear alters French marriage norms. Bans, birth certificates, parental consent, and civil ceremonies precede church rites with long banquets. A typical weekend features cinema, cafes, dancing, and rural leisure as youths court under military duty.
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Paris
Mars
Cupid
France
Europe
Jean
Marianne
Panhandle Oil Output Rises as Stocks Change
The Bureau of Mines reports total domestic and foreign crude stocks at 278.289 million barrels for the week ending May 27, up 1.221 million from the prior week. Domestic stocks fell 1.11 million barrels while foreign crude rose 0.111 million. Weekly output averaged 3.615 million barrels per day, up 0.155 million from the prior week. runs to stills averaged 3.395 million barrels daily.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Deep Oil Pool Found in Young County Texas
A new deep oil pool in Young County near Loving is reported as the sixth deep North Texas pool this year. The wildcat drilled by H M Liedecker and partners began flowing at 15 to 20 barrels per hour from the Marble Falls lime at 4 465 feet after 20 feet of pay was found.
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Fort Worth
Young County
Texas
H. M. Liedecker
Loving
Young
J. M. Nall
James Pool
Marble Falls
Polk Street Methodist School Opens With Large Enrollment
Polk Street Methodist Vacation Church School opened Monday morning with a large enrollment. Sessions run daily for two weeks from 9 to 11 o'clock. Rev. Jordan Grooms, general director, said the opening showed much interest and boded well for a fine school. Supervisors include J. B. Martin beginners, D. A. Parks primary, Grooms juniors, Jordan Grooms intermediates. Travel stories are planned as special features.
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Polk Street Methodist
Jordan Grooms
J. B. Martin
D. A. Parks
Grooms
Jordan Groom
Aged Caretaker Earns Honorary Degree at W and J
Henry L. Coates, a long time caretaker at Washington and Jefferson College, received an honorary diploma during commencement from President Ralph Cooper Hutchison. He attended no classes in 40 years, is believed to be about 80, and declined a pension to continue working.
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Washington, Pa
Henry L. Coates
Washington and Jefferson College
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
Coates
Dallas Mexicans Leave Texas for Government Colony
Twenty five Mexican families will depart Dallas area in United States trucks on Saturday to join an agricultural colony of the Mexican government located 27 miles south of Brownsville. Mexican counsel Adolfo G. Dominguez in Dallas said the first group from this section would include 125 individuals.
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Dallas
United States
Brownsville
Adolfo G. Dominguez
Armstrong Whitworth f n Sign Named World’s Largest Transport
The English airship Armstrong Whitworth f n Sign is described as the world’s largest land transport. Reportedly capable of 200 miles per hour, it carries 40 passengers.
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Armstrong Whitworth
Calling All Dogs
Albert Payson Terhune explains differences in leg length between large breeds like Great Danes and small breeds like Scotties or Pekes. He warns that pairing a tiny dog with a large one on walks is cruel and impractical due to pace and endurance disparities.
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Albert Payson
Terhune
Victory Comes Too Late For OHarrow Oil Dream
El Dorado Texas June 5 Twenty five years after John OHarrow began his search in Schleicher County he finally sees oil in a test well near his home. The 80 year old operator cannot attend the celebration as his funeral is underway during the drilling tests revealing the county's first producer.
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Jean
Eldorado
Tex
U.P
John O'Harrow
Schleicher County
O'Harrow
Iron Lung Patient Leaves Shrine at Lourdes
Frederick B. Snite Jr, a 29 year old American paralysis victim from Chicago, left Lourdes in his iron lung after ten days praying at the Grotto. He was wheeled to a trailer and will spend nights in Bordeaux and Tours before reaching Paris and returning to the United States.
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Lourdes
France
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Grotto
Snite
Bagatelle
Bordeaux
Tours
Paris
Atlantic
Amarillo Minister Opens Canyon Revival at Church of Christ
Luther G. Roberts of the Central Church of Christ began a 10 day revival at the Canyon Church of Christ. Services are daily at 10:00 am and 8:30 pm. Troy Cummings of Littlefield preached at the Canyon church on Sunday.
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Luther G. Roberts
Central Church of Christ
Church of Christ
Canyon
Troy Cummings
Church of Christ In
Littlefield
Sound Waves for Seasickness Hope From Toledo Engineer
Clyde E. Sweeney, a 34 year old Toledo radio engineer, emits sound vibrations to induce seasickness and seeks a cure by selecting specific waves. He notes electrical vibrations already address milk souring leaks and musical expression, and envisions a wave that prevents nausea during sea and air travel.
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Toledo, O
Toledo
Clyde E. Sweeney
Sweeney
Alameda City Clerk Denies Publishing Novels
Alameda city clerk Loreme Beatie said the city would not print a novel for anyone after receiving a letter asking if the municipality could undertake such a publishing project. Beatie advised authors that Alameda lacks authority to publish novels.
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Alameda
Cal
U.P
Loreme Beatie
Beatie
Tennis Intrigues Deer at Lake Erie College Match
Two Lake Erie College students played tennis on campus courts while an unofficial linesman watched from an adjacent hockey field. A half-grown doe appeared to study their strokes, adding an unusual spectator to the match.
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Painesville, O
Lake Erie College
Forsook Collins sentenced for 25 cent fraud in Missouri
Ren frew Collins was sentenced to seven years in the Missouri prison after conviction for obtaining 25 cents by fraud. He has served two previous prison terms.
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West Plains
U.P
Renfrew Collins
Missouri
Pipeline Officials Hearing Is Set In Sherman
In Sherman a federal court set hearings today for 25 men and a pipeline company charged with filing false reports to the federal oil tender board at Kilgore. Indicted defendants include Gilliland Meadows Trippett Williams Campbell and Gilliland Refining Company. The case covers oil production refinement storage and delivery reports from March 1935 to October 1936.
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Tyler
Gilliland
Meadows
Trippett
Gilliland Refining Company
Gladewater
Walker- Harris
A. J. Sanders
J. H
David C. McCaleb
W. H. Sparks
H. O. Radcliffe
C. G. Ponder
Frank Jones
Eddie Lawson
L. Tolbert
Joe Vardeman
J. F. Shepperd
Alias J. F. Sheppard
O. L. Scarborough
A. M. Pruitt
Vance E. Powell
George Rhodus
Earl Hendrix
W. C. Adams
Fred H. Connally
Harry L. Viser
Texas Old Age Pensions Seeker Surge In Austin
In Austin on June 5 a large group of Texas seniors began registering at county branches for pensions under Gov O Daniel signed law. State pension director W A Little said blanks would be processed in order, with many applications likely weeks away. law could add 50 000 to 100 000 to the rolls.
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Austin
Texas
W. Lee O’daniel
State Old Age Pension Organization
W. A. Little
Army Officer Arrives For Local Inspection
Colonel C. L. Caphton senior instructor for the 142nd Infantry with Fort Worth headquarters arrived in Amarillo yesterday for a week long visit of instruction and inspection of the Texas National Guard infantry units in Amarillo.
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C. L. Caphton
142Nd Infantry
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Texas National Guard
Caphton
Britain fears dumping on women's woolen dress goods
London reports Germany plans to boost subsidies for exporters of women's woolen dress goods, prompting alarm among British woolen manufacturers about increased competition and dumping.
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London
U.P
Britain
Urban Nevadas life expectancy favors urban residents
Carson City reports that Nevada’s 1937 death rate shows urban residents live nearly five years longer than rural inhabitants. Dr. John E. Worden state health officer releases the figure, highlighting urban longevity in the state.
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Carson City
Nev
U.P
Nevada
John E. Worden
Dead Wells in Texas Prompt State Oil Probe
The Texas railroad commission opens an inquiry into dead wells unable to produce oil in allotted amounts. Chairman Lon A. Smith says preliminary findings show several thousand dead wells statewide and the commission aims to resolve the issue, amid past accusations that prorated oil was diverted from live wells.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Commission
Lon A. Smith
Pioneer Oil Man H. V. Foster Dies in California
H V Foster president of Foster Petroleum and pioneer of Oklahoma oil history died in a Los Angeles hospital. He developed the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company and headed it until 1930 when it was sold to Doherty interests. He had lived in Beverly Hills six months.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
H. V. Foster
Foster Petroleum Company
Southwest
Los Angeles
Foster
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Doherty
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pipeline Divorcement Debate Set by Petroleum Association
Tulsa Oklahoma June 5 a special meeting of the Independent Petroleum Association of America will be held in Dallas on Tuesday to consider pipeline divorcement and the divorcement of marketing from the rest of the oil industry. Charles F Roeser of Fort Worth is president of the association.
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Tulsa
Okla
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Dallas
Charles F. Roeser
Fort Worth
Governors Invited to Oil Proration Hearing in Austin
Governors of Arizona Arkansas Kansas Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma invited to Texas state oil proration hearing in Austin June 12. Chairman Lon A. Smith of the railroad commission announced the session will set Texas allowables for a 60 day period based on testimony.
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Austin
Arizona
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Lon A. Smith
The
Railroad Commission
Smith
Lightning Sets Oil Tank Ablaze in Margnolia Pipeline Site
A lightning strike hit a tank and pump station of the Magnolia Pipeline Company during a rainstorm in Corsicana causing a fire. Damage is unofficially estimated at 15000 dollars and the blaze was extinguished around 4 AM.
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Corsicana
Margnolia Pipeline Company
Whittlers Shine at Matchstick Pinhead Furniture
McDonald Taylor, world champion microscopic whittler, gains national fame after carving tiny chairs from match sticks and mounting them on pin heads. He copied a rival then surpassed him with a spooned plate set and a desert piece carved from colored celluloid. Taylor notes bowls of spoons are one fifth the size of a period in a newspaper and works on a chair with hair-like legs 26 times smaller than a pin head.
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Des Moines
U.P
McDonald Taylor
Whittler
Taylor
Zoo Adds Hartebeests to St Louis Collection
ST. LOUIS AP The municipal zoo expands its antelope collection with two hartebeests from South Africa. They are among the wildest and swiftest antelopes and are kept penned most of the time due to their wild nature.
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ST. Louis
U.P
South Africa
United States
Grand Canyon of the Colorado River Lies in Arizona
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado River is entirely within the state of Arizona.
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Grand Canyon
Coloorado River
State of
Arizona
Cystex Kidney Health Claim Ad Sparks Cautionary Chat
An advertisement promotes Cystex as a quick remedy for nervousness swelling backache and kidney strain claiming scientific tests and doctor endorsements. It asserts all ingredients listed on package and offers a money back guarantee with a low 3c per dose price and a test period.
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