Landon Campaign Schedule Shows Coast Tour to End in Topeka
Governor Landon plans a coast to coast campaign swing starting Monday with stops in Los Angeles and Los Angeles overnight, then Oklahoma City around October 23. He will move East through Indianapolis and Philadelphia, with a major Madison Square Garden speech slated for October 29. A stop in St. Louis is planned on the way home, with returns on election night likely bringing him back to Topeka with his family.
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Topeka
Los Angeles
Los Ageles
Rocky Mountains
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis
Kansas City
Industrial and utility stock mix turns on rail, chemical, and steel firms
A dated securities list shows percentages for A T and T, Union Carbide, Am. Home Products, Am. Can, Westinghouse, Procter and Gamble, U S Steel, and other industrials. Oils, steels, motors and rubber, coppers and mines, and curb stocks appear with varied deeds and price-like figures, reflecting broad market mood and sector threads.
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Am. Com. Ab
Ag. Chem. del
Rad
St. San
Harvester
I. T
Mont, Wardess
Atlantic Ref
Ind
N. J
Texas Corp. —S
Am, Rolling Mills
Weetem
B. Steel
Ace
Briggs Mfg
Eeeneanee
Chrysler
Gen
Motors Wee Tin Stewart Warner Eves
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber Nowwee
Mack Truck Nee
Nash Motors Womens
Timken Roller
U. S
Am, Smelter
Kennecott
Am, Gas and Fiee
Distillers Geogram W.Y Cities
Gerv
Hiram Walker
Ohio
Spanish Reds Falling Back in Madrid War Push
The article describes Nationalist regulars and Civil Guards advancing on Madrid while Loyalist forces falter. Units including the 20th of October Battalion suffer heavy losses near San Martin De Valderres and along the Madrid corridor. Loyalist planes drop bombs on their own troops by mistake as the battle intensifies. United Press notes asset movement and bond listings interspersed in the report.
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Foreign
Madrid
Gehrig Named Most Valuable Player in American League
Cleveland report notes Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees was voted the American League’s most valuable player by a Baseball Writers Association of America committee. He led with 73 votes, edging Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox who won the batting title with 65 votes. Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers and Earl Averill of the Cleveland Indians were among top vote recipients.
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Cleveland
A.r.lou
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Baseball Writers Association of America
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Appling
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Gehringer
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Hank Greenberg
Wedding Cake Floor Supposedly Mixed With Bride Blood
A sensational claim circulates alleging that the floor under a Romani wedding cake contains blood drawn from the bride and the bridegroom. No corroboration or identifiable witnesses are provided in the text.
Stock market edge higher with Paramount at highs
New York early trading sees the stock market advance fractions as Paramount issues reach new highs. The common climbs to 14 percent with the first preferred at 105 percent and the second preferred at 13 percent. Chrysler gains 1 percent to 127 1/2, steel up 3/4 to 76 1/2, Bethlehem modestly higher and other motor shares firm.
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New York
Paramount
Chrysler
Steel
Bethlehem
Toledo and Pittsburgh Grain and Produce Prices Report
Grain, corn, oats and wheat prices listed for Toledo with No 1 red wheat at 115 percent and No 2 red at 114 to 115. Cincinnati and Cleveland markets show eggs, butter, and live poultry prices with detailed ranges for fowls, hens, roosters, broilers, ducks, and dressed meats.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Plymouth Rocks
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep
Hogs total 1800 head with 900 direct. prices range 10.60 to 10.75 for 180 to 230 lb hogs. heavies 10.50 to 10.75. 130 to 140 lb pigs at 10.00 to 10.25. 100 lb pigs 9.25. sows 9.00 to 9.25. Cattle 225 head with 150 direct. steady quotes. bulk steers 7.85. some 8.25 to 8.50. top 8.50. Calves 350 head with 150 direct. dealers steady 11.00 to 11.50. Sheep 1000 head with 200 direct. steady. fat lambs 9.25 to 9.75. throwouts 4.00 to 7.50. yearlings 6.50 down. good sheep 4.50 to 5.00.
Hog and cattle market report with mixed receipts and prices
Hog receipts 2800 with 420 direct, top hogs $10.50 for 200–275 lb, $10.35 for 275–300 lb, $9.75–10.10 for 300–350 lb, lighter weights around $10.10, sows mostly $8.50, prospects favorable for clearance. Cattle receipts 700, calves 300, slow to steady. mature steers scarce, baby-beef yearlings $80–$90, fat cows $4.25–$5.25, cutters $2.50–$4, bulls $7.75–$10.50, weighty types $6.50–$9.50. Sheep receipts 800, light supply steady, ewes and wethers $9.75–$9.50, bucks discounted, mixed late around $8.50, slaughter ewes $10.3 per weight and condition.
Two Dogs Tie In Field Trial At Ohio Derby
In Jackson a second cast of the all-age derby at the 17th annual Ohio Fox Hunters Assoc field trials tied for first. L. G. Tanner of Dayton and Ben Dial of Wellaton each scored 145 points, with heavy brush causing scoring reductions. A record 87 dogs started, reduced to four by today. Third place went to H. H. DePue’s dog from Spencer WV with 140 points. Other tied for fourth at 126 were dogs owned by Simon Myers, Oak Hill. Dr. B. J. Allison, Oak Hill. and Frank Bowlder, Kingsville, with Earl Heffner Circleville and M. W. Swearingen Buena Vista tied for fifth.
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Jackson
U.P
L. G. Tanner
Dayton
Ben Dial
Wellaton
Ohio Fox Hunters’ Association
H. H. DePue
Spencer
W. Va
Simon Myers
Oak Hill
B. J. Allison
Frank Bowlder
Kingsville
Earl Heffner
Circleville
M. W. Swearingen
Buena Vista
Ross County Livestock Thursday Sales Report
Ross County Livestock Co reports receipts of 836 head with hogs totaling 356 across weight ranges and price ranges from 9.60 to 10.15 per hundred. Cattle receipts 301 include steers and heifers with prices from 4.25 to 7.25, fat cows 4.74, bulls 4.60, and veal calves tops at 11 with middling values. A historical note claims Richard the Lionhearted invented tarring and feathering as punishment.
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Ross County
Ross County Livestockes Co
You and Your Nation's Affairs
The piece criticizes excess government spending and inflation fears. It cites Federal Reserve concerns, bank excess reserves tied to gold imports, and banker reactions to the New Deal. It argues inflation stems from excessive spending and questions Kennedy's critique of business conditions.
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Federal Reserve Board
England
Montague Norman
J. P. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Securities and Exchange Commission
Treasury
Kennedy
Haleakala Observatory Window Plans For Maui Crater Rim
Haleakala, the world s largest dormant volcano, may be viewed from behind a glass observatory on the crater rim in Hawaii national park on Maui Island about 100 miles southeast of Honolulu. A future tour ists could watch from the pane as the project develops. A separate item from Mishicot Wisconsin reports a field mouse and garter snake nesting together in a woodbox on a local farm, moving the box did not separate them.
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Honolulu
U.P
Haleakala
Hawaii National Park
Maui Island
Mishicot
Wis
U.R
Here
Peter Schroeder
Biblical Money Lending Laws Regulate Lenders and Borrowers
Historical statutes from ancient times set rules for lending practices, outlining acceptable methods, securities, and loan costs to protect both sides. The texts reveal early attempts to balance risk, interest, and repayment within regulated financial activity.
Scientists Pinpoint Cold Duration and Immunity Window
Scientists report the common cold typically lasts three to four days with about three months of immunity. Extended illnesses are attributed to secondary infections rather than the cold itself.
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