Market Report Notes Mixed Moves and TVA Debate
Stock activity was uneven with some gains in industrials and utilities while oils and foods showed modest strength. trading was narrow and dollar relations steady. Outside buying from non-professional investors appeared strong with half the cash volume in odd lots as the TVA legality debate loomed.
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Gary
Oila
Utili
Western Union
Great Northern Preferred
Childs
Continental Baking
Seaboard Oil
Reynound
Use Electric
Pennsylv Union
Pacific
American Hone
North American
Wall Street
Supreme Court
TVA
Aalbana Power
Iten
Transfees
Cotton prices and futures dip in Liverpool market
In Liverpool on January 8 Cotyene bales with 33 200 spot in fair demand saw four points lower. American grades quoted in pence with strict middling 6.88 good middling 6.35 middling 6.28 strict low middling 6.08 low middling 6.83 strict good ordinary 6.63 good ordinary 5.33. Futures closed steady with Jan 6.06 March 6.06 May 6.00 July 5.93 Oct 6.60 Dec 5.66.
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Liverpool
Chicago dairy and egg prices show varied grades
In Chicago markets on January recorded items include butter with a 93 score creamery special and multiple firsts and seconds across grades. eggs steady with current receipts and graded firsts and extras noted along with refrigerator stock and standard items.
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Chicago
Jan
Fred
Poultry Market Summary Chicago Jan 8
Chicago market report lists live poultry on 20 trucks steady with hens under 4 1 2 pounds and heavier weights up to 4 1 2 pounds. Prices shown for leg horn chickens roosters and turkeys with ducks and colors noted. market notes north region.
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Chicago
North
Livestock Market Slumps Mixed Prices Across Hogs and Sheep
Hogs show steady demand with early losses in average weights and top bids near 10.35 while bulk cattle buyers seek 140 to 250 pounds with 9.90 to 10.20 for select lots. Sheep trade slow with bids mostly 12.00 and lower, slaughter lambs down about 25 cents, natives at 4.75 to 4.85, yearlings steady and cows and cutters near steady with lightweights gaining slight momentum.
Party Group Faces Warm Fight January 18
The Alabama Democratic committee plans to push reforms at its January 18 meeting. Proposals include abolishing the two thirds rule for National convention delegates and registering electors in 1996 with party declaration required. McCorvey backs full electorate choice and non committee delegate selection.
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Roosevelt
Out
Gessner T. McCorvey
Mobile
McCorvey
Courts need jurors with purpose not idle gossip
A report from Allendale quotes a speaker criticizing jurors who waste time standing on street corners and spreading gossip, arguing courts require jurors with engagement and responsibility.
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Spartanburg, D. C
Allendale
Alabama doctor to speak on four year medical school plan
Dr. Stuart Graves dean of the University of Alabama School of Medicine will address the Morgan County Medical Society at 7 30 pm Thursday in Lelia Cantwell Seton hall on the establishment of a four year medical school in the state. The meeting invites physicians from Colbert Limestone Madison and Lawrence counties and the county board of health selection includes Dr J A Howle Dr W H Lovelady and Hart Pty Grebe.
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Stuart Graves
University of Alabama
Morganity Medical Society
Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall
Old State Bank Building
Graves
Roll Colbert
Limestone
Madison
Lawrence
Morgan County Medical Society
Morgan County
J.C. Bragg
Kellie Joseph
L. R. Murphree
Board of Censors
County Board of Health
J. A. Howle
W. H. Lovelady
Hart- Pty Grebe
County Medical Society
Mare
Alabama
First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Opens 1936 Session
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church held its first 1936 meeting in the church parlors with new president Mrs K L Rudolph presiding. Reports were shared and plans were made for next week's program featuring a pageant Intangible Legacies and an Heirloom Party.
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Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
K.L. Rudolph
Hobart Clemis
Harry Taft
Birmingham
H. H. Binford
Gloria
George H. Wood
On CO. Johnson
John
Cru Jr
Ison Street
Mark McGee
Gal.eopolis
Federal Nework
Henry C. McGee
Baylis Hightower
W. H. Daniel
Tupelo
Hightower
John Pippin Hill
A. Lagen
Athens College
Walter E. Harman
Nashville
T. W. Spencer
Hamie L. Williams
Christine Wilson
Margaret Rosenall
Birmingham Iunday
Wills Moody Sets Tennis Volleying Record
RECORD SET SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 8 Helen Wills Moody and her coach claimed a tennis volleying record in a demonstration match.
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San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
Leaders Push New Deal Farm Program Ideas
Washington conference participants discuss crop control and marketing reform based on McNary Haugen principles. Officials from Indiana Texas New York and Arkansas weigh federal control subsidies and cooperative groups to aid farmers while considering constitutional limits and practical viability.
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Town State College
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Tex
N. P. Hull
National Milk Producers Association
Hull
Washington
William H. Lettie
Indianapolis
AAA
Fred Sexauer
Dairymen’s League
New York
Frederick P. Lee
Congress
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
Elmer Mitchell
Rochester
Ind
Harold Young
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Prune Bavarian Cream and Hearty Winter Dinner Menu
A vintage kitchen feature extols prune bavarian cream as a nourishing dessert paired with custard sauce. It gives a step by step gelatin and whipped cream method and suggests a practical winter dinner plan including vegetable soup, Parkerhouse rolls, and prune bavarian cream for nourishment and affordability.
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Arkerhouse
Fears of farm price declines eased by world supply trends
Washington reports show fears of a sharp farm price drop after the AAA ruling are reduced by lower world supplies of key agricultural products since 1931 and ongoing demand for basic commodities. Commerce indices indicate firming in world prices and expected support for domestic markets if crop controls falter.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Department of Commerce
China
Party Chiefs Arrive for Roosevelt ReElection Dinner
Democratic leaders fly into Washington for the Jackson Day dinner where President Roosevelt will address the nation at 10 p.m. Absent are Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis. The American Liberty League accuses Democratic Chairman James A. Farley of selling tickets to officeholders, violating the law.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
National Party
Metal
Alfred £. Smith
John W
American Liberty League
James A. Farley
Senator Walsh Rescued by Guards After Surf Incident
Two Pancoast beach lifeguards, Overton of Asheville and Normal Ball of St. Louis, saved Senator Walsh after he went under twice while bathing. Walsh said it was the closest call to death he ever had. He received a restorative and walked to the hotel with a slightly bruised hand.
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Overton
Asheville
N. C
Normal Ball
St. Louis
Walsh
Stenographer Killed by Colquitt Attorney
Mrs. Charlie Mae Houston aged 22 was shot in sleep at the home of Nora Hatcher in Colquitt Georgia. Deputy sheriff reports the killer was W I Geer Colquitt attorney who previously employed Houston as a Remnantach. A daughter witness saw the attack as Geer entered the bedroom and fired three shots.
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Colquitt
Charlie Mae Houston
Sheriff's Office
W. I. Geer
Houston
Nora Hatcher
Decatur Gossip Notes Highlight Local Visits and Court
Local visitors include J Baldwin RA Montgomery and Miss Clovis Babler. One traffic case is heard in police court with a fine issued. Residents travel to Talladega and Florence for holidays with relatives.
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Elvie Terry
Hillsboro
Margaret Higdon
Decatur
Talladega
Farm Credit Administration meeting in city hall
A Farm Credit Administration meeting was held at city hall today with Dr. J. J. Watson president of the Bank for Co-Operatives New Orleans delivering the principal address to committees of leading farmers from 10 north Alabama Tennessee Valley counties. L Edwards president of the Wake Marketing and Exchange Association of Peter and A N Culver manager of the associationwere on the program for extending government credit to farmers for 1936. About 75 were present at the meeting.
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Aow
Farm Credit Administration
City Hall
J. J. Watson
Bank For Co-Operatives
New Orleans
Prince
Alabama
Tennessee
Lost ten and new one dollar bill on West Third Avenue
Reward offered for the return of a ten dollar bill and a new one dollar bill in the six hundred block of West Third Avenue. Fin der call 261.
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Third Avenue
West
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