Financial Markets Steady After Sharp Relapse
New York stock markets tried to steady after yesterday’s sharp relapse. Stocks rallied modestly while oils and grains showed mixed moves. cotton and silver fell. the dollar rose against the pound. several major corporations led declines while others rebounded before easing. Authorities warned against rapid price gains as retail price increases remain moderate.
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du Pont
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United Aircraft
Goodyear
Alaska
Juneau
Prisons Slashed Costs in Fiscal Year 1932 33
Raleigh report shows state prison ran on 61 percent of its appro priations ending June 30 1933. Per capita cost 139.24 including 5.24 admin. total expenditures 521 609. Food meals 3.72 cents served 3 062 745. 72 percent food produced by prison and farms. Administrative camps farms central costs cut across the board.
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Raleigh
George Ross Pou
Editors urged to back proposed state constitutional changes
Waynick told reporters the upcoming vote on the new constitution should be recognized as a crucial step in aligning government with balanced budgets. He praised the retention of the Bill of Rights while outlining major changes to structure and the powers of the three branches. The plan moves to unify and strengthen the judiciary, with a judicial council and sections allowing Supreme Court sittings on non constitutional cases, while districts remain coterminous.
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Summer Tempting Receipts From Starys Kitchen
NEA service offers simple lunch and dinner ideas to beat heat and save money. Recipes include Peanut and Potato Croquettes with crisp coating and chili sauce. Chocolate Ice Box Cake with lady fingers and whipped cream. and Cheese Roll with Roquefort olives pimento parsley paprika and nuts served with radish garnish.
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NEA
Philadelphia
Novel open face sandwiches and decorative bread ideas
Plan informal entertaining in June with open face sandwiches cut in rounds or shapes. Cream cheese borders with garnishes, ribbon and checkerboard layers, varied fillings, and decorative borders showcase attractive trays for tea or salads.
Industry wage codes proposed for footwear and dress sectors
Multiple AP briefs report proposed minimum weekly wages for apprentice clerks and general workers in the leather and shoe industry, plus unskilled wage and 40 hour weeks in the dress industry. Other items note tobacco farm act administration hire James C. Lanier, a weather delay on National Guard reviews, and golf tournament prize money concerns.
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New York
National Dress Manufacturers Association
Start Hearings On Lumber Code Today
Hearings on the lumber industry code began today with notices of objections to price fixing by William Denman, a Northwestern lumber manufacturer. Denman complained the procedure gave insufficient time to prepare his opposition and requested more time, with Dudley Cates presiding.
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Washington
William Denman
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Dudley Cates
Balbo Received By Roosevelt At White House
President Roosevelt received General Italo Balbo and Italian flying squadron officers at the White House in Washington. A formal luncheon followed with Acting Secretary Phillips and Ambassador Rosso in attendance while crowds cheered as the visitors arrived at the portico.
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Municipal Band Rehearsal Friday at Junior High
The Municipal Band will rehearse at the Junior High School Friday night from 7 to 8 o clock. All members are asked to be present.
Crusts and Spreads for Varied Rolls Tonight
Prepare loaf slices lengthwise with creamed butter and a smooth filling. Roll tightly and finish with buttered graham and white rolls dipped in pistachios or grated yellow cheese. The colorful combination emphasizes green nuts and yellow cheese for visual appeal.
Good Will Ambassador in New York Police Lineup
In New York a flamboyant figure in uniform and gilded regalia was arrested at General Italo Balbo’s hotel headquarters. He claimed to be the Emir of Kurdistan Mohammed Al Rashid, born in Detroit, denying prior London Berlin and Paris fraud convictions. He said a detective charged him for a loaded cane under the Sullivan anti weapon law after meeting Balbo and Balbo’s arrival from Chicago.
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Flight record holder nears Alaska after long dash
The aviator Post extended his lead to 118 hours 48 minutes over the prior record amid rain fog and long flights from Moscow to Novosibirsk and Irkutsk to Bukhlovo and Khabarovsk. He landed at Bukhlovo and later Khabarovsk with weather delays and a damaged plane.
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Khabarovsk
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Coast Guard reports aviator Mattern possibly left Anadyr by seaplane
The cutter Northland alerts HQ that Jimmy Mattern may have departed Anadyr in a Russian seaplane bound for Nome Alaska. A radio from Anadyr says Aviator Levanovsky piloted a craft “flying today” about five hours eighty two minutes into the message. The Northland is cruising off the Siberian coast.
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Tennessee Repealists Dredge for Votes in Early Polls
In Memphis heavy early voting marked the start of the day while Knoxville saw slow turnout due to showers. Nashville precincts opened to lines and strong interest, Kingsport and Bristol reported keen votes, and Elizabethton posted modest early figures. Chattanooga faced rain and light early voting as rural and city precincts operate on different closing times. Absentee ballots remain uncounted until polls close.
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Oregon voters weigh repeal of prohibition in tight race
Portland report says both sides claim a fighting chance as voters head to the polls. Anti prohibition factions forecast a two to one margin in favor of repeal while prohibition leaders call a victory if the net majority is not worse than last November.
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Ately
Prohibition Headquarters
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Arkansas vote on repeal narrows gap in prohibition repeal
The tally shows 62 176 votes for repeal and 41 232 against with under 10 000 votes yet to be recorded. Incomplete counts cover the state’s most populous counties and 1513 precincts of 1986 have been tabulated.
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Ark
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Alabama repeal vote leads by thirty thousand in early returns
Birmingham July 20 Alabama's repeal majority from early returns stood at 31,242 votes. With 1,740 of 2,187 boxes reported the tally showed 92,443 votes for repeal and 61,201 against, suggesting a strong statewide support.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Nations Fight To Gain Sales To Russia
Washington reports a three nation contest for up to a billion dollars in Soviet purchases. Russia seeks urgent credit to buy cotton sugar and metals and may reach one billion if credit is arranged. Negotiations span quarters including the Agricultural Adjustment Administration handling farm surpluses.
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Russia
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France
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market Report
Butter and eggs prices quoted in Chicago show mostly steady values. Creamery specials bring 93 score with 25 25 1-8 for extras and firsts. medium totals list 88 89 for various grades while overall egge totals remain at 9 962 with little change.
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North America Uses Half of Timber Demand in War
North America with about one twelfth of the world’s population consumes roughly half of global timber during the war, reflecting intensified wartime production and construction needs across the continent.
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North America
Government and Markets Face New Policy Pressures
The piece discusses price agreements among industry, labor, and government, signals from stock and commodity markets, and Secretary Wallace’s wheat price plan. It notes the President's push for federal regulation of exchanges and a securities bill, delayed by a crowded agenda and Wall Street’s request for time to self-regulate.
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Six Held in Solving Luer Case in St Louis
Six suspects including Norma Vaughn and Pearl Hook were held after raids at the homes of Novell and Michalie. Percy M. Fitzgerald, named by Mrs. Luer, was arrested as police uncovered a dirt-filled cellar used to hide her husband. Authorities say night and early morning work led to a prompt solution with bureau and local help.
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