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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
12
A dull stock market session with modest gains in limited sectors. Railroads and industrials showed small price advances while government issues remained quiet. Strong activity appeared in steel and lumber with mixed results across sectors, and overall volume stayed light.
The Associated Press notes limited clarity in metal price data with values showing changes and futures figures. Aluminum and antimony quotes appear inconsistent while other metals like lead and tungsten are referenced with varying figures and unit codes.
The Associated Press reports steadiness across corporate bonds and U S government issues in early June trading. For the thirteenth consecutive session, rail bonds showed broad activity as strong investment demand sustained secondary markets. Prices varied with some low priced issues slipping while others held firm amid shifting positions.
The Associated Press reports grain and provisions pricing with bids for corn, barley, buckwheat, soybeans, red oats, and seed per bushel. No. 2 red and yellow varieties show mixed values. reports note track prices and commentary on milling and cutting dates across markets.
The article recounts Mohamed Ibn Dyad a 11th century Persian sultan known as Ad haddedin Protector of the Faith. It notes his conquests and wealth 1200 sovereigns among his subjects and a Golden Age. Folklore claims he may rise from the tomb atop a prepared horse. a shrine belief endures 872 years after his death. It also mentions Icelandic Snæfellsjökull glacier advancing yearly and not melting in summer.
The Associated Press reports cattle and veal market activity in Chicago and Baltimore with price ranges for calves vealers steers and heifers. Demand shows weakness in some classes while certain lamb and hog lines move steadier. regional notes include June 17 figures and quotations across multiple grades and weights.
A garbled June market rundown lists items from fruits and vegetables to poultry and dairy with assorted prices and weights. It mentions apples from York and Virginia hampered commodities, onions, yelows, whites, and potatoes with varying rates, plus hens and turkeys among livestock goods, reflecting a bustling, mixed produce ledger.
The June 14 balance shows receipts 24,209 19890, outlays 411,976,072.09, balance 7,070,206,053.61. Receipts for the Bacal year to date 43,835 060,305,039, expenses 8,372 0 3¢0,331.80 including emergency spending 5,421,971,607.04. Dividend shares noted, and trust accounts referenced in Radiated Pri NEY Tones.
Cincinnati reports a brief trend in staple prices with figures for dairy and produce. The Associated Press notes changes in prices for butter, cream, and packing stock, listing index values and weekly shifts amid a June 15 update.
In New York on the curb exchange today prices eased while activity remained brisk. Transactions totaled about 34,000 shares at 208,000 on Pridey with notable shipments from Diatiinta Seagram at Lita Internation Petroleum 3544 Lake Shore Mince At 30) and Swift Internacional at 34%. Advances included Amey tan Cyanamid L at 21 percent and Electric Band WL 2 percent though details are incomplete.
A long radio schedule fragment lists NBC WEAP programs with musical acts and orchestras. Notable performers include Leo Reslman s Orchest, Wayne King's Drebelly, Buck Rogers and Dixieland acts, and Amos n Andy.
Foreign exchange rates show dollar offers and demand across major currencies. Great Britain demand near 4.83. France around 6.86 and 6.80. Sweden 8.23. Brazil 2.33. Markets list several cross rates and nominal values for currencies including Switzerland and Czechoslovakia, with broad global pricing and regional mentions.
New York June 17 AP markets show irregular stock activity with some advances in bonds and secondary loans. Power issues rise while foreign exchanges show uneven results as sterling declines. Cotton remains quiet with July prices aided by favorable Texas weather. sugar weak due to poor spot demand. Coffee eases amidst a softer Brazil market.
A June dispatch from New York lists live poultry prices by category including chickens, fowls, roosters, turkeys, ducks and broilers with ranges for unquoted and dressed poultry. It also notes standard and premium market terms, regional variations and pack grade details across northern and western markets.
June reports show sugar and cotton markets quiet with limited trading and unchanged prices. futures for cotton drift lower while refined butter markets remain steady. Pittsburgh and Boston notes reflect mixed commodity activity with modest price shifts across grains, wool, and dairy sectors.
The piece argues Hoover would split his party and help Roosevelt, but foes doubt any declared candidacy. Hoover aims to influence the platform and ticket while remaining a factor, yet few party elements want him and renomination seems unlikely. The piece notes East Old Guard leaders and dissent from many editors.
A fragment reports George Hoyt and family hiding four tons, three older sons suffocated inside a refrigerator on their father’s truck after a playmate allegedly slammed the door. The father planned to sell the refrigerator as dangerous, but delayed. It notes Turkish fathers summoned for lax school attendance.
The Senate rejects Huey Long's program while examining a plan to tax wealth and fund pensions for Americans over 60 with low income. Long argues the plan could raise about 160 billion dollars annually, predicting shifts in wealth and a rise in millionaires as government sales and taxes reshape the economy.
On June 17 at Oakmont, Ray Babcock led qualifiers with 149 after 18 holes in rain soaked conditions. Hathcock shot 73-76 to 149, while Barret Melvin and 17 year old Frank Nin were runners up with 153 and 153 respectively as 175 qualified.
New golf champion Sam Parks plans a barnstorming tour starting next month. He will showcase the shots that won his Open title and demonstrate how to play them, offering one on one instruction after matches. Parks will likely team with Jimmy Thomson of Long Beach California.
Wholesale waves in department stores slash popular cigarette brands to two packs for 13 cents and cut a library series from 95 to 29 cents while recent 2.50 books drop to low prices. Other notes mention August Judge Moore attacking the supreme court at university exercises, cotton in road tests, and Trinidad threaten government takeover of private power plants to supply municipalities.
In a tense matchup an aggressive Pirates squad battled through errors and multiple at bats as Vaughan and Marin led offense. Clashes at the plate saw a player reach double figures in runs while another struggled at the plate, hindering the offensive flow.
The NRA faces delays as procurement officials warn legislation could disrupt the flow of materials for the fleet. New administrator James L. O’Neill says progress is rapid toward a permanent law, while officials debate voluntary codes and a new insignia to replace the blue eagle. Asbestos and asphalt shingle sectors have filed codes, but broad policy must be set before approval.
Northampton Mass June 1 Three thousand commencement day spectators set marks as President Willard Allen Neilson awarded Anne Morrow Lindbergh an honorary Master of Arts. The ceremony featured Lindbergh, her husband Charles, and Neilson noting achievements and family ties amid a celebratory campus atmosphere.
Governor announces martial law as strike disruptions prompt city occupation. Officials report 11 day sentences and $100 fines for offenders, taverns ordered closed for duration. Court limits to strike related cases while civil matters go to police. Rule lifted later with warning of tavern closures if disturbances recur.
Los Angeles report that Colleen Moore the screen star has filed for divorce from Alfred P Scott a New York broker citing harsh attitude and repeated absence including Bermuda trips. Moore wed Scott in 1992 in Florida and continues acting into the sound era under her legal name Kathleen Morrison Scott.
Ward defeated Alloy 5 to 2 at Alloy Sunday. The Ward battery consisted of G Tucker H Tucker and J Lanham. 7 tesane Walker was the Alloy pitcher.
War Minister Senjuro Hayashi of Japan said the nation could not reduce armed forces because Russian troops were nearby. The Associated Press photo shows Hayashi amid rising China Japan tensions.
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