Market Slump Delivers Mixed Signals As Trading Slows
New York markets opened modestly lower amid lingering inflation talk and a weak rally. Leaders struggled with a wage hour bill and thin news, while bonds aided forwards and grains rose except for a soft overall tone. Major declines hit U S Steel and peers, with transfers around 450000 shares.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Anaconda
Dome Mines
McIntyre Porcupine
Santa Fe
N. Y Central
Johns-Manville
du Pont
Schenley
Union Carbide
National Biscuit
American Telephone
Deere
Standard Oil
N. J
American Metal American Smelting
North American
Owene-Tilincie
Proctor and Gamble
Lockheed
Congress
Cottonseed oil prices steady in New Orleans market
In New Orleans on June 10 the cottonseed oil market closed steady with futures showing July at 7.40, September 7.31, October 7.27, December 7.258, and January 7.28. Bleachable prime summer yellow noted at 7.66 with crude 6.37.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed meal futures close barely steady in Memphis
Prime 41 percent cottonseed meal futures in Memphis settled barely steady with June 21.00, July 21.15, August 21.35, September 21.55, October 21.85, November 22.00, December 22.15 and January 22.20 per ton. Trade showed 4,000 bales recorded.
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Memphis
Tenn
Markets at a Glance New York June 10
Stocks fluctuated as leaders failed to sustain a rally while bonds and rails showed modest dips. Industrials and utilities edged higher amid inflation nerves. cotton, sugar, and coffee saw mixed activity with European buying noted. Wheat steady, corn firm on wet weather. cattle near steady and hogs up to ten points.
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New York
Crewe
Poultry Market Report Chicago Prices for Various Fowl
Chicago traders quoted live poultry prices with 20 trucks noted. Weak demand was reported for hens over 5 pounds and under 17 1 2 pounds, leghorn hens and broilers, down 16 2 pounds and up 17, oncolored, Plymouth Rock, white Rock, and bareback varieties with other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Butter and egg market rounds from Chicago report
Butter totals 1 776 787 pounds firm at creamery extra firsts with scores 90 91 and 23 3 4 24 1 4. firsts 88 89 at 213 423. other prices unchanged. Eggs 27 027 firm with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Nashville Livestock Market Report June 10
Nashville Tenn June 10 cattle 150 calves 150 steady plain and medium grassy cattle 6.50 8.00 fed steers to 9.00 beef cows 6.50 down cutter cows 3.75 4.50 top dealers 8.50 Hog activity steady to ten higher 140 300 lb butchers 7.90 8.85 sows 7.15 Sheep 1,000 dull spring lamb trade weakness Thursday sales mostly 9.25 down fatewer to 3.00
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Dept. Agr
Dunn Child Dies of Colitis at Nine Months
Arthur Wayne Dunn nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Brice Dunn Somerville route two died this morning at 430 oclock from colitis. He is survived by his parents two sisters Edith and Sue and two brothers John William and Bruce. Funeral services Saturday at three oclock at Center Grove conducted by Rev B P Collier with interment at Center Grove Peck directing
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Arthur Wayne Dunn
Brice Dunn
Somerville
Edith
Sue
John William
Bruce
Center Grove
B. P. Collier
Peck
Committees Named for Decatur Event Preparations
The article lists multiple committees for an upcoming Decatur event. Members cover admission, hatcheck, drinks, ushering, seating, advertising, and post speakers with chairmen and key participants named. The emphasis is on organization and guest guidance for the opening.
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Bob Jervis
T. J. Loggins
Sam Wheat
Red Hargrove
Hatcheck
Tommy Brooks
R. R. Kent
J. W. Jolly BR
le Lovelace
C. J. Coolidge
Frank Yaney
A. B. Markham
R. L. Landers
W. F. Woods
A. L. Johna
W. T. Mittwede
J. H. Sneed
Puck Rogers
Roy Kent
W. W. Foster
W. M. Rice
W. T. Hulsey
Joe Liebert
W. C. Smith
F. Honey
J. D. Daly
D M. McClellan
Joe Pettey
Red Perryman
J. M. Daniel
H. C. Siate
J. C. Compton
John Townsend
Armory
Butler P. A. Hine
Co. L. Carter
Guy Hanna
Wm. W. Foster
H. L. Thornton
W. J. Mittwede
A. V. Parker
Bill Smith
Bill Woods
Decatur
Cliff Almon
Chas, Eyater
London Power Plant Bombing and Lingnan University Students
A delayed report details a bombing near Canton, injuring many and nearly destroying a power plant and waterworks. In the same raid, Lingnan University students en route to safety arrived in a train wreck site at Sheklung, with 300 other passengers scattering into fields for hours in rain.
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Lingnan University
Sheklung
Canton
High Wind Causes Minor City's Damage No Injuries Reported
A high wind gust around 3 30 Thursday afternoon caused minor damage in the city. An awning tore at Moye's Shoppe on Second Avenue and a gutter disjoined at Bailey Motor Co. on First Avenue. Several small limbs and loose shingles were displaced. No injuries were reported.
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Moye
Second Avenue
Bailey Motor Co
First Avenue
Decatur Social and Church News Highlight Local Visits
Decatur notes guests Grady Hanlin Miss Margaret Dahlker and Fred Covington of Birmingham at Dr. Patterson home. Church revival plans led by Dr James D Hunter and a European tour for Rev J Chitwood and Rev E V Ramage are announced along with stewards meeting and vacation Bible school by week’s end.
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Grady Hanlin
Margaret Dahlker
Fred Covington
Birmingham
L. D. Patterson
Hanlin
Fisher-Patterson
First Methodist Church
Central Methodist Church
James D. Hunter
É¢Hum
Patterson
Dr. Hunter
J. Chitwood
Central Teorey Church
E. V. Ramage
First Presbyterian Church
New York
McCall case widens as family questions FBI actions
Mrs. McCall, proton, and Hilliard family members questioned at the FBI office said McCall admitted involvement. Investigators recovered most but not all ransom money, while Hoover indicated the probe continues. A special grand jury may hear state charges, with Florida's death penalty for kidnapping for ransom.
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Hilliard
McCall
FBI
Florida
Princeton
Hoover
The
Miami Herald
Claudine Evelyn McCall
Joseph Hilliard
Thomas Otto
Miami
Arthur Gomez
George A. Worley
Cullman Man Hurt In Car Accident
Louis Gray of Cullman suffered possible internal injuries when his car skidded on the slippery Bee Line highway near the lily pond and overturned. Fred Thomas, also of Cullman, and another man escaped injury as a Drinkard Howell ambulance took Gray to a Cullman hospital. The trio was en route from Cullman to Tennessee about four miles south of Decatur when the crash occurred.
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Louis Gray
Cullman
Bee Line Highway
Here
Gray
Fred Thomas
Drinkard-Howell
Independent Employees to Meet Saturday at Martin Arena
Members of the Independent organization for collective bargaining of Cooper-Wells and Co. will meet Saturday at 2 P M at Martin arena to elect officers and committeemen for the coming year. All members urged to attend.
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Duncan Hunter
Central Methodist Church
Epworth Leagues
Central Church
Organization For
Cooper- Wells and Co
Martin Arena
Roosevelt Says Only Formal Talk Planned for Mareitta Ohio
President Roosevelt indicated his cross country trip next month will include only one formal speech at Mareitta Ohio with several informal talks likely along the way.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mareitta
Ohio
Former Jasper athlete held without charge in ransom case
The former Jasper high school athlete was held at the FBI office without formal charges. A coroner's jury inspected the body and scene but adjourned without a verdict. McCall, a truck driver and minister's son, aided in locating ransom notes linked to Asbury Cash and a door filling station. He was later arrested, questioned, released, and then implicated in the ongoing investigation.
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Jasper
FBI
McCall
Cash
Asbury Cash
Princeton
G-men
Miami
Hoover
Alabama Code Power Shift In City Organization Debate
The text argues the law of Alabama ensures all rights and property vest in the new city organization if a change occurs. It claims this invalidates the administration's argument against TVA power by asserting the Code Section 2349 transfer rule.
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Law of
Alabama
Bonded Indebtedness Debate Critiques City Leaders
A critic accuses Mayor James A. Nelson and the Aldermen of only raising taxes and harming taxi operators while improperly funding investigations. The speaker claims the administration recovered $100,000 from the Bridge Fund and secured a TV A sewer, but cites wasteful spending and reliance on Birmingham detectives.
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James A. Nelson
Nelson
T. V. A. Sewer
Birmingham
Public spending critique targets Decatur Alabama government
A political advertisement attacks expenses since 1936 including Street Department costs of 34968.83 and salaries for an Assistant City Clerk and Assistant Tax Collector. It questions purchases from Goodrich Silvertown Store and H H Machine Works and accuses aldermen of influence.
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Kennedy
Goodrich Silvertown
H. & H. Machine Works
8. E. Dutton
Decatur
Alabama
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Rochester, Minn
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Maner
Falkville High School
Bruce Hawkins
W. Church Street
Wayln Dare Hawkins
J. A. Littrell
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David McAnaly
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Lacey's Spring Route 1
Bill Moore
Huntsville
King of Hartselle
J. F. Bates
J. N. Adams
Hartselle
H. D. McCoy
Charles Welborn
Central Methodist Revival
J. D. Hunter
W. R. Parks
Pulaski
Clay Glasco
Glasco
Town Creek
Little Elizabeth Craig Malone
B. B. Malone
Malone
Josh Collier
Zeno Bailey
Mary Augusta Bibb
Hot Springs
Bailey
Springs
Huel Murphy
Alabama Business Institute
Kathleen King
Murphy
Riverside High School
Max Michelson
Baptist Hospital
C. R. Lanier
Scottsboro
Benevolent Society Hospital
Mary Allen
Clayborn Rhinehart
A. C. Rhinehart
Rome
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Second Ave
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