Market Quotations From Angora Press Report
Carrent buyers today put property under the stock market quiet demand ruling eseehost steels rails rail equipment and specialties advanced fractions. U.S. Steel Bethlehem National Steel and others gained while Certain-Teed dropped on recapitalization plans. European markets paused for Whit Monday and tax talks in Washington influenced sentiment.
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Victor Eubank
American Steel Foundries
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
M-K-T- Preferred
Pullman
Warner Bros. Radio
J. J. Case
Sears Roebuck
Corn Products
Schenley
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Johns-Manville
Commercial Investment Trust
Wall Street
Washington
Congress
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago Summary
Markets at a Glance reports a quiet upturn in New York with stocks firm led by steels and rails while bonds improve and government debt remains steady. In Chicago, wheat holds firm amid crop uncertainty, corn declines on large receipts, and cattle and hogs show modest movements.
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New York
Chicago
Butter Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago June 1 butter and eggs prices show steady markets with creamery specials at 93 score and extras around 92. Firsts and extra firsts range from 88 to 91 with carrots listed and local eggs noted as easy and extra firsts.
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Chicago
Revival at First Christian draws large crowd last night
Evangelist Duke C. Jones spoke to a packed church as revival meetings at First Christian continue this week. He urged listeners to abandon worldly compromises and warned that many are “dry bones” on church rolls despite attendance.
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First Christian Church
Duke C. Jones
Hell
Prophet of
Skule Play Presented At Riverside High School
The Deestrick Skule will be staged at Riverside High Thursday night under the Woman's Missionary Society of Central Methodist church. Miss Sallie C. Battaile directs the production and has performed to packed houses in southern cities with many prominent participants including governors and other notable figures. The skule promises brimful fun.
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Deestrick Skule
Riverside High School
Woman's Missionary Society
Central Methodist Church
Sallie C. Battaile
John Allen
Bill Ark
Short Williams
Edwin
Decatur
Reher
Miss Battaile
Skule
Senators Warn Against Large Relief Funds
Senator Hastings of Delaware condemned a proposed 1.425 billion dollar relief appropriation to President Roosevelt for next year’s work relief program. He warned the senate such lump sum funding edged the nation toward dictatorship in his final speech before retirement.
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Washington
Hastings
Senate
Delaware Republican
Roosevelt
Cotton futures steady little change and poultry market report
Cotton futures on the New Orleans exchange closed steady with small advances. Prices for July through May show narrow gains. In Chicago poultry markets, mixed loads and unsettled bids linger as various bird weights and breeds are priced, including hens, roosters, turkeys and ducks with multiple weight categories listed.
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N. C
New Orleans
Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Reports Downgraded For June 1
Chicago market notes hogs 19 000 head with 8 000 direct mostly 9 90 10.00. sows 8.75 9.25. Cattle 15 000 with heavy steers weak to 25 lower. yearlings steady to down. Sheep 5 000 generally steady to weak. spring lambs unevenly lower with most native lambs 11.25 12.00. Note: spring lambs born 1935 classified as yearlings.
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Chicago
U. S
Breach Deepens Between Fundamentalists and Modernists in U.S. Church
In Syracuse on June 1 the 148th assembly sees Dr. J Gresham Machen urge division as a result of recent judicial decisions. Fundamentalists plan a separate church while lobbying for board reorganization to defend doctrinal teaching. Machen condemns modernist authority and defends biblical primacy in sermons.
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N. Y
U.S. A
J. Gresham Machen
Philadelphia
148Th Assembly
Machen
Judicial Commission
Board of Foreign Mission i
China
Board of Christian Education
Dr. Machen
Second Death Studied In Black Legion Probe
Black Legion linked case concerns 32 year old Wyandotte steelworker Pidcock who vanished from his home. His body was found hanged on Fighting Island in Canadian waters the next day. Canadian authorities were asked to reopen their inquiry after a friend said Pidcock was invited to join the Black Legion. The widow Nellie Pidcock quoted his warning that “they are going to get me, and they’ll get you, too.”
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Black Legion
Pidcock
Wyandotte
Mich
Fighting Island
Detroit River
Ira H. Marmon
Nellie Pidcock
Graduation Exercises Set At Riverside Auditorium
A graduation eve event plans a 5 PM senior buffet at 234 EF Lafayette Street hosted by John and Wilson Taylor before diplomas are awarded at Riverside Auditorium. The 1936 class, Birmingham area, includes 53 girls and 46 boys with L. Frazier Banks delivering the address and final stage arrangements completed.
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Lafayette Street
Riverside Auditorium
L. Frazier Banks
Birmingham Schools
Queen Mary Arrives in New York Bay After Fog Delays
The Queen arrived off Ambrose Light after a fog delay that lengthened the crossing by hours. About 200 newspapermen and photographers met the liner as 2,100 passengers began their New York call. Sir Percy Bates defended the voyage as a scheduled run, not a speed record, praising beauty safety and endurance.
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Ambrose
Cunard
White Star Line
Percy Bates
Board of the Line
Minority Dissent Over New York Minimum Wage Statute
The chief justice argues the law is constitutional and necessary to protect women workers and society, while Justice Stone notes agreement with the dissent but urges leaving policy choices to the legislature. The case centers on whether the living wage for women can be enforced without undue burden on employers.
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New York State
Justice Stone
Justice Cardozo
Decatur social notes report fishing trip and visitors
The diary items list Dr. J Hamil and John W Jones off for a Gulf fishing week. Guests include Mrs. Lewis McKinney and Albert McKinney of Michigan, plus Huntsville visitor Herbert Farish and others. Local events cover car racing, court fines, and several town visits across Decatur.
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J. ¥. Hamil
John W. Jones
The
Gulf
Lewis McKinney
Bangor
Mich
Albert, McKinney
Flint, Mich
W. A. Sullivan
American Leads Crawford In Davis Cup Match
Wilmut Allison the American titleholder led Jack Crawford of Australia 6-4 3-6 6-4 at the end of the third set in their American zone Davis Cup tennis clash in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Wilmut Allison
Jack Crawford
Australia
Education leaders meet on state program plan
County and city superintendents and boards of education from nine North Alabama counties will gather tomorrow at Central High School Library from 10 am to discuss next year’s state education program. About 100 people are expected, with educators and interested attendees invited. Representatives from Limestone Morgan Cullman Madison Franklin Lauderdale Colbert Jackson and Lawrence counties are slated to attend.
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Central High School
Limestone
Morgan
Cullman
Madison
Franklin
Lauderdale
Colbert
Jackson
Lawrence
140 Acres Sold in Southeast Morgan County
A deed transferring 140 acres from Federal Land Bank New Orleans to W. O. Light was filed with Probate Judge B. L. Malone. The sale price was $1 760. The land is located in southeast Morgan county.
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Federal Land Bank
New Orleans
W. O. Light
B. L. Malone
Morgan County
Circuit Court Opens in Cullman Under Judge Griffith
Qualifying of jurors for the summer term of circuit court convened today by Judge A A Griffith occupied the morning and much of the afternoon. Fifty six petit jurors will be required for this week. From the list Judge Griffith will select 18 persons for the grand jury, which was not expected to be empaneled before late afternoon. A four week term will be held with civil cases first and criminal docket in the last two weeks. The courthouse was crowded with citizens from across the county as heavy dockets are expected.
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A. A. Griffith
Cullman
Lee
Absentee Ballots Demand Surges in Local Primary
One hundred forty of the 316 requested absentee ballots had been voted today, Rutledge 8S. Thomas said. June 4 is the last day to send ballots for the June 9 primary and a large rush of requests is expected daily. In May 5, 317 requests were received and 243 voted.
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Rutledge
Thomas
Democratic
Orders Issued to Shoe Makers by National Lab or Board
Washington June 1 The National Labor Relations Board announced it ordered the Brown Shoe Company the third largest shoe manufacturer in the United States to cease interference with union affairs and to re employ three girls discharged because of union membership
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Brown Shoe Company
United States
Zioncheck Taken to Hospital for Mental Test
Congressman Zioncheck was taken to a hospital by officers for a mental health exam after his wife left the apartment. Attorney C. Q. Lamar said Zioncheck was unsure of Mrs Zioncheck’s whereabouts and had spent the day searching for her. Mrs Benjamin S Young alleges eviction and property damage and may pursue action.
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Jus C. Q. Lamar
Lamar
Washington
Benjamins
Young
Samuel Herrick, Jr
Japanese Goods Exclusion Sought in US Cotton Trade
Alabama industrialist Donald Comer announced Gov. Bibb Graves pledged to push to have the national Democratic convention platform exclude Japanese cotton goods from the United States. Graves, leading Alabama’s delegation, vowed to go the limit in aiding Comer’s effort to bar Japanese cotton products.
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Ala
Donald Comer
Alabama
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Bibb Graves
United States
Graves
Comer
Under Two Flags at the Princess Theatre
A Sahara realm romance unfolds as Ronald Colman Claudette Colbert Victor McLaglen and Rosalind Russell star in 20th Century motion picture drama. McLaglen seeks Cigarette Colbert while Colman loves Russell. Fortress siege turns tragic as Colbert sacrifices to save Colman and the legion.
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Burning Sands
Empire
McLaglen
Ronald Colman
Miss Colbert
Colman
Rosalind Russell
Langer
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet at Lyons Hotel
The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board will be held Tuesday afternoon in the Lyons Hotel offices. All directors were asked to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
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