Market Quotation Summary Amid Labor Tensions and Tax Debate
Mixed market activity as investors await labor unrest news in France and a potential U S revenue bill. Coca Cola Owens Illinois and Canada Dry led gains early, while most steels motors and rails lagged. The franc held steady and sterling rose to 5.02 dollars, with transfers around 650000 shares and varied commodity moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Congress
Coca-Cola
Owens Illinois
Canada Dry
Warrenite
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Kennecott
Dome and McIntyre
Sterling
Washington
Markets at a Glance New York June 3
Stocks irregular as leaders drift in a slow session. Bonds mixed with Cuban public works rising sharply. Curb activity uneven with favorites lower. Foreign exchanges uneven. Sugar barely steady with liquidation and hedge selling. Coffee weak from trade selling. Chicago wheat firm amid unfavorable conditions, corn firm with strong shipping demand. Cattle steady to higher, hogs 5 to 15 cents higher top $10.25.
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New York
Stern
Congress
Chicago
Liverpool cotton prices rise with steady futures
Liverpool reports cotton trading June 3 to 4 with 22 000 bases including 12 400 American. Spot demand fair and prices up five points. American strict middling 7.42, good middling 12. Future prices closed steady with Oct 6.20 and January 5.76 amid broad quotations.
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Liverpool
High Low Close July Rates and September Range Summary
The text shows figures for July and September with percentages and ranges. It lists Open High Low Close values and unclear percent strings, suggesting a financial data snippet or stock readings with July and September entries.
Chicago dairy prices steady for butter and eggs
Butter traded at 14 484 firm creamery specials 93 score with multiple grades listed. Eggs priced at 20 753 remained steady with unchanged prices as market reports show.
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Chicago
Poultry market report from Chicago prices by weight
Chicago market notes reveal live poultry movement with 1 car and 35 trucks steady to firm. Hens under 5 pounds 18 cents, over 5 pounds 18. Leghorn hens 15 1 2, Plymouth and White Rock varieties mixed. Fryers and broilers around 25, roosters 13, hens 16, toms 15, ducks 12 or 16, geese 9 1 2.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Rock Broilers
Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Roundup
June 3 market summary shows hogs 14 000 head with top prices around 10.25 for 160-250 lb. sow values down to 8.60. Cattle 8 500 head with calves 1 500. yearlings and light steers scarce while weighty fat cattle price firm to higher. Overall market slow on heavy 1 150-1 450 lb steers but 8.25-9.00 values noted for standout lots. cows, bulls, and dealers firm.
Youngsters Present On Pa rade On Princess Stage
Rehearsed as a criterion the Youngsters of 1936 On Parade on the Princess stage tonight and Thursday promises a polished amateur show. Talented dancers include members of Mrs G P Banniza’s class. The Martha and Mary Guild sponsors St Johns Episcopal church event.
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G. P. Banniza
Martha and Mary Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Infected Tooth Cause of Death in Memphis
Gertrude Belue, 20, of Sheffield Alabama, died in a Memphis hospital from an infection after a saw tooth extraction. She had been hospitalized 15 weeks. As her condition worsened a blood transfusion appeal was broadcast at Russwood Park and ten men offered to donate.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gertrude Belue
Sheffield
Ala
Miss Belue
A. L. Belue
Russwood Ball Park
Judge orders ten day sentence for intoxicated driver
Fred Schauer was charged with driving a car while intoxicated in Chicago. Judge Gibson FE. Gorman gave him the shake test but Schauer’s hand remained steady. He received a ten day sentence. arrest date noted as April 25.
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Chicago
Fred Schauer
Gibson FE. Gorman
Schauver
Joy Riding as Sermon Topic at First Christian Church
Evangelist Duke C. Jones will deliver a 7 30 p m sermon at the First Christian Church on the theme joy riding inviting the public with special music. The message stresses Christ’s promised second coming and the need for readiness for judgment and meeting Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke C. Jones
First Christian Church
Mr. Jones
Christ
God
Jesus
Confession Put in Record in Black Legion Case
A witness details a plan to detain Poole and transport him for punishment, with Davis issuing orders and a 38 and 45 caliber revolver carried. The court weighs which defendants will be bound over on murder and kidnapping charges as the state ties them to the case through detective testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
McCrea
Dean
Poole
Black Legion
Sandlot
Commitén Pleas Court
Circuit Court
John Harvill
Charles Meehan
Bernard Cruse
Liddy
Cruse
Lipscomb Heads State VFW at Alabama Encampment
H P Lipscomb Jr of Bessemer is the new Alabama department commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Other officers named at the three day gathering include Robert R Baker senior vice commander and Charles Morgan junior vice commander. Anniston was chosen as the 1937 encampment city with the date to be announced.
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Birmingham
H. P. Lipscomb, Jr
Bessemer
Alabama Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert R. Baker
Tuscaloosa
Charles Morgan
Montgomery
John Joyner
Joe Davis
C. E. Compton
Sylacauga
H. F. Paddock
Cullman
Council of Administration
William Haywood
Jr. Ensley
S. B. Shehan
Mobile
P. W. Lipman
W. F. Prince
Tusca
T. M. Hooper
Huntsville
Anniston
Added Farm Profits Non-Poisonous Control For the Mexican Bean Beetle
The Mexican Bean Beetle damages bean crops. adults and larvae feed on leaf undersides. Rotenone based insecticides, stabilized for longer life, are presented as safe for humans and foliage. Derris Dust with stabilized rotenone is recommended for home gardeners and field use.
Local notes from Moulton County bring changes and visits
Moulton residents report on courtship visits and new openings while farmers face dry weather. Dr Willard Irwin assists at Irwin Dyar hospital and plans to study at Hillman in Birmingham. Local neighbors attend bridge parties, church events, and a busy round of shopping and travel between Decatur and Moulton as candidates and townsfolk navigate summer disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Irwin
R. P. Irwin
Irwin-Dyar Hospital
Birmingham
Hillman Hospital
Thomas Masterson
Decatur
Chas. &. Bragg
J. H. Highsmith
Cr. G. Burch
C. H. Hurst
Annette
Mt. Hope Unity
Homer Iall
Gordon Parker
Moulton
E. E. Elkins
Cathrine Jackson
M. H. Jackson
W. S. Heflin
Columbia
Tenn
Lawrence Simms
W. R. Jackson
Old Hickory Grove
Milton Hall
Ormerly
Happy Feed
C. C. Kerby
Moulton-Decatur Road
P. A. McCulloch
Board of Revenue
McCulloch
Gid Redding
Courtland
Jake Grimes
Virgil Kelly
Jasper
Wyatt Counts
Mt Hope
Clarence Farrish
Gladewater
Texas
Parrish
TVA Ca
Alvin Richards
Ww . Lawrence
Franklin
J. P. Dyar
New York
Crippled Children's Hospital
Dyar
R. B. Henderson
Bank of Moulton
L. W. Gentry
J. Luther Gaines
W. L. Spearman
Clay County
Spearman
Earl Aldridge
Old Hick Grove
John Hardin
Hillsboro
J. A. Aldridge
Jeptha C. Johnson
Mt. Hope
Karns Shelton and Son
BPW to Meet Thursday Night at St John’s Parish House
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thursday night at 7 30 at St John’s Parish House. The transportation committee will run the program. Miss Clio Lovin and Miss Louise Ussery will report on the state Albertville meeting.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
St. John's Parish House
Transportation Committee
Therogram
Albertville
Clio Lovin
Louise Ussery
Mass. Dig Goes Wrong Street For Sewer Work
In Quincy on June 3 laborers digging a sewer ditch were found to have on the wrong street. They were ordered to connect a main sewer line to a dwelling drain, but the ditch belonged on Harriet Avenue rather than West Squantum Avenue, just around the corner.
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Quincy
Mass
Harriet Avenue
Squantum Avenue
Glenda Farrell Ends Feet Fashion Warnings
In a column praising Glenda Farrell for having beautiful feet, the article extols air baths and light exposure to keep feet healthy. It urges barefoot time, open sandals, and careful home footwear, with editor notes offering Miss Glad’s beauty pamphlets and future Q and A.
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Trilby
du Mauriier
Svengali
Glenda Farrell
Glenda
Glad
Mal
Decatur Diary notes local visits and church events
Decatur notes detail Mrs Dean Roger and infant son Thomas Dean Jr improving at 319 Sherman. Visits by Mrs Louis Rowell and Mrs Irene Gable from Birmingham. Miss Thelma Lee and Marie Mitchell visiting Dallas sister. Various locals travel to Texas and Nashville. St Johns Episcopal Church events include vestry meeting, Scouts supper, Trinity Sunday sermons, and U P S L banquet. Births include twins June 2 at 605 Grant.
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Dean Roger
Thomas Dean, Jr
Sherman Street
Thelma Lee
Marie Mitchell
Dallas, Texas
Day details slaying of Loeb in prison shower
Convict James Day 21 on trial for the razor slaying of fellow inmate Richard Loeb in a Stateville prison shower on January 28. Day testifies about Loeb’s alleged control of the prison, a helping transfer, and a later proposition leading to the fatal attack. He describes months of interaction starting September 1934 and the sequence culminating in 53 razor slashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ayeroid
Associated Press
Joliet
James Day
Richard Loeb
Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Day
Edwin L. Wilson
Stateville Penitentiary
Here
Emmett Byrne
Harold Levy
Princess Comes Across opens at Princess Theatre with Lombard
A mystery romance on the Atlantic unfolds as Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray star in The Princess Comes Across at the Princess Theatre. Lombard plays a American girl posing as a Swedish princess aboard the Mammoth liner, who falls for MacMurray amid murders and blackmail. Supporting players include Alison Skipworth, William Frawley, Douglass Dumbrille, Porter Hall and George Barbier.
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Atlantic
Princess Theatre
Carole Lombard
Fred MacMurray
Miss Lombard
New York
Mammoth
MacMurray
King
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Gov. Curley
Lillian Duval
Swaynsboro, Ga
Broadway
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Massachusetts
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Lipscomb
Myra North
Grant
Miss North
Cairo
Devries
Thompson and
Coll
Hyster
BPW
Decatur’s
Louis Rowell
Geraldine Gable
Irene Gable
A. M. White
Hartselle
Clifford Smith
A. L. Handley
Wray
Arlington
Arthur Hart
Hart
Earl] Henderson
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
LeRoy McEntire, Jr
Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
LeRoy McEntire
W. Marion Lewter
Grant = street
All St. John's Parish House
Trinity
St. John’s
St. John's Episcopal Church
League
Susan Bibb
Wanda Harris
Marjorie Phinizy
Peter M. Dennis
Dennis
Joe Lynn Cox, Jr
Atlanta
Mesdames
W. T. Clarke
M. G. Norris
M. McCrarey and Son
Otto Sand
San Francisco
J. L. Cox
Somerville Road
Bige Boggess
Benevolent Hospital
J. M. West
Luke Roberts
Theodore Owen
Oak Ridge
Bev Howell
Mabry McCutcheon
Richard Winton
Carl Pattillo
City
Frank Cooley
Third Avenue
South
Baugh's Infirmary
W. E. Walden
Veterans Hospital
Hilda Roberts
Tuscumbia
J. Street Sandlmere
8. A. Owens
Ray Russell
Prospect Drive
Mr. Owens
L. & N. Railroad Company
Boyles
American Cleaners
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