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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
10
The Amecintest Press reports a stagnant session as traders wait for clear signals. Market activity remained subdued with estimates showing a potential balance between $196,000,000 and $300,000,01 still needed before major decisions. Traders awaited further guidance as officials prepared for forthcoming moves.
Trade trends show firm resistance levels in prices for canned foods and related products, with changes expected as new packing seals roll out. Paint and related products April sales reached 22,980,109 dollars, up from March, per commerce data. Petroleum conditions improved, bulk crude rose in the mid continent while Atlantic coast regions lagged behind.
New York July electricity output of the associated system for wake aoutheem May 31 totaled 2,007,090,8018 kilowatt hours, a decrease of 4.4 percent from the amount produced during the same period last year.
Oil stocks wail as market action compresses gear dividends while other sectors slide. Adams Express Co halves the quarterly preferred dividend of 1.20 as profits decline. New York poultry prices are listed with mixed demand and steady live fowl receipts amid subdued trading.
New York reports a subdued bond market with traders and investors awaiting developments in Washington, the Federal Reserve convention in Chicago, and European hotspots. Treasury notes show tentative activity with 4 percent securities quoted around 97 and 5 1/4, as market mood remains cautious.
Pittsburgh market report and commodity pricing snapshot from June 14 cites varied farm produce prices and futures, including apples, potatoes, corn, and cotton, with notes on cash yields, futures rates, and bank loan terms. The AP dispatch lists multiple regional prices and market actions, reflecting modest demand and steady to firm quotes across several items.
The Associated Press reports New York trade begins a slow week as markets mark time. With summer trading at hand, attention centers on political developments and few new factors emerge to spur activity. Trading volume dwindles to a small daily total.
Weather data forecast notes showers in West Virginia and surrounding states Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. Regions including Maryland Virginia Tennessee and states along the Atlantic expect lingering showers and possible thundery activity. Cloudy conditions prevail in the Middle Atlantic and lower Ohio Valley with cooler trends noted in the Appalachians and southeastward to the Deep South.
Dorothy Dix counsels mothers to mind their own business and let sons marry whom they choose while noting the pain of unresolved tensions. A reader laments a son’s engagement and a mother’s biting critique, and Dix argues lasting happiness comes from accepting a child’s life choices and avoiding meddling.
A description of Randion born to Hindu parents in Demetera on the Northern meinland of South America about 54 years ago. He lacks arms and legs yet threads a needle feeds himself rolls cigarettes and performs feats once deemed impossible. His shaved self and patience garner global admiration.
The Asnotated Press dispatch from Jersey County on June 18 outlines cattle steadiness and gains for steers and cows, with fats and medians showing higher bids. Lambs and hogs trend up or hold, while overall market activity remains nominal amid varied demand and animal types.
Teencury June 13 The Associated Press reports steady sales and receipts for June 10 with totals around five million dollars. Commodity balances and duties for the period are noted as part of ongoing market activity.
The Chicago market shows wavering wheat with futures easing under bearish nerves from 1937 nerves and weak export demand. Oats and provisions also move declined with varying cent shifts. July and September contracts reflect price changes and unsettled delivery expectations.
New York radio coverage outlines Republican convention plan with networks listing hosts and broadcast times. NBC and CBS chains will carry preconvention programs and live proceedings, with announcers Graham McNamee and Ted Mulling among staff. Slot changes possible as events unfold.
Structural bookings rise in several sectors with activity up over prior weeks. Steel and housing sectors report gains, American Air Transport exceeds 30 percent in passenger rail, and King of the Thirtzen hosts foster industry ties. California production cuts and Goodrich sales taxes shape summer buying. A Liberal Party emerges in Washington with 200 attendees electing Fr Hemingway Tacoha as chair. Paris air traffic records show 300 travelers setting a new mark and German imports decline 31 percent in 1931.
Officials fear a one year moratorium on British and American Boxer indemnity payments will halt funding for Tsing Hua University and the China foundation. Tsing Hua has paid staff regularly for 20 years, a record tied to Boxer funds. The China foundation, custodian of the sinking fund since 1928, supports science students.
Syracuse University dean Harold L. Butler warns jazz music is vulgar and may fade from public taste. He says only a great American composer writing in American idiom could revive it, and currently American music lacks truly great composers while today’s jazz may disappear like old sentimental ballads.
Harrisburg Pa UP The Pennsylvania state highway patrol recovered 77 stolen automobiles valued at 834 450 in a single month Ten were from other states and transported to Pennsylvania. Dead Climbers Honored Twin Mountain K H UP A bronze tablet was placed in memory of Ernest Mc Adams and Joseph Chadwick Massachusetts youths who perished attempting to scale Mt Washington. Seattle Campaign Raised 828 000 to Save Symphony Orchestra UP BEATTLE A city wide drive aimed to raise 828 000 to support Seattle's symphony orchestra for the 1932 33 season.
The report discusses potential election law offenses and indicted voting abuses. Prosecutor J Blackburn Watts notes no evidence yet presented to the grand jury about irregularities in precincts affecting the Republican sheriff nomination. L C Massey plans to present such evidence to support his campaign.
The county court hears that Guy W VenHorn ally invited grand jury attention to irregularities. Jurors begin a session to review many cases and indictments are expected by Friday. Judge Black stresses prosecution law on offenses including prohibition. Names of grand jury members listed. Petit jury to report Tuesday for duty and city cases will be disposed of by the court. In Paris Vincennes Zoo adds five red kangaroos, three cassowaries and two emus, among its rarest specimens.
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