Traylor May Run With Roosevelt for VP
Washington June 11 A movement seeks Melvin Alvah Traylor Chicago banker and former Hillsboro Texas city official as running mate if Roosevelt secures the Democratic nomination. Draft Traylor gains momentum from Albany strategists with Traylor's strong banking background and East stronghold hopes. Roosevelt teammates weigh boosting the ticket in the East while New York's role looms large.
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Market rises but falls back again on thin posturing
New York shares rose briefly as speculators trimmed commitments before the weekend. Auburn led gains then slipped, while U S Steel and New York Central held flat. Reports of potential steel slowdowns and the Washington bonus march unsettled traders as U S Steel, Coca Cola, and Norfolk and Western posted mixed results.
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Chicago Grain Prices Rise on Wheat Upticks in Liverpool
Chicago grain markets opened higher on June 11 as wheat quotations in Liverpool supported futures. A firmer New York stock market added strength. Wheat led with 1 4 to 7 8 gains, while corn advanced 3 8 to 5 8, climbing through the session.
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Liverpool
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Earthquakes Felt in Santiago in Morning Tremors
Two earthshocks were felt in Santiago Chile this morning with only minor damage reported. Officials and residents described the shocks as brief though unsettling. No injuries were immediately disclosed amid cautious surveys of affected buildings and streets.
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First Baptist Church announces sermons and services
Dr. A. E. Conrad will speak at 11 o clock on How Readest Thou and again at 8 o clock on Conditions of Spiritual Life. Bible school at 9 45 with A E Tate, Junior Intermediate and Senior B Y P U at 6 50 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 o clock.
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Toledo police add mileage meters to patrol cars
Police in Toledo Ohio install mileage meters on all squad cars to track miles driven stops made and minutes parked. The move aims to monitor patrol efficiency and reduce unnecessary cruising by radio scout crews.
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Coats and Tweed Fashions Across Global Travel
A fashion note highlights Best and Co. New York tweed coats with swagger, wide shoulders, and three quarter length silhouettes revealing frocks beneath. Novelty tweeds like Forstmarn and blue white stripes offer travel ready ensembles, including a three piece suit with a fitted, flared skirt and a neck fastening coat with flexible lapels.
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Former Bank Director Freed By Court in Laurinburg
W 8 James, former director of the defunct Scotland County Savings Bank, was cleared of a charge of violating banking laws by Judge Wilson Warlick. The judge ruled a bank director is not an officer under the penal statutes, dismissing the case. Other bank officials were indicted.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady as July Drops to 5.02
New York on June 11 reports cotton futures opening steady to 2 points lower. July futures fell to 5.02 cents per pound amid easy Liverpool cables and weekend liquidation.
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Cotton opens steady in New Orleans as rain pests fears rise
In New Orleans on June 11 cotton traded steady at the open with early gains of 8 points on the day. Traders pushed prices as fears of heavy rainfall risked boll weevil infestations, while firmer stock markets supported the advance. July reached 5.13, October 5.35, and December 5.48, higher than yesterday's close. The market remained near highs as the first hour progressed.
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Race Victor Thanks Firestone Men
Fred Frame won the 500 mile Indianapolis race in record time. Firestone tires powered every finisher and Frame sent a telegram to Harvey S. Firestone praising the tires for their performance and the smooth endurance of the run.
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Chile's new government fixes prices on grain sugar foods
In Santiago on June 11, Chile's socialist administration moved to control prices of grain sugar and other foods while debating confiscation of foreign currency in banks. Communist students seized National University buildings demanding student participation and headquarters, while the Junta warned of stern action. Raids targeted shops melting gold jewelry watches and plate for export.
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Testimony Possible From Traylor and Young on Relief
Chairman Norbeck indicated that Melvin Traylor of Chicago and Owen D Young of New York, both leading Democrats, might testify before the Senate Banking Committee on unemployment relief measures Monday.
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New York
Bitter Day in North Carolina Primary Fight
Reynolds Morrison rivalry dominates state politics as the second primary looms. Lieut. Gov. R T Fountain, trailing Ehringhaus by 47 000 votes, stays silent on a second primary, planning a decision by Monday or later with until midnight Wednesday deadline. Ehringhaus leads 58 counties to Fountain 30 and Maxwell 12 as race for labor commissioner details incomplete.
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Elizabeth City
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Hoover rejects plea to revive war time defense council
President Hoover declines a bid by Edsel Ford August Heckscher Jesse Straus William Green and others to revive the war time national defense council. He replies that few of the signers are informed on the law and reestablishing the council now would simply clog the situation. General Albert L. Cox delivered the petition.
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New York
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Weather outlook for South Atlantic states shows showers interior week
Showers in the interior at the start of the week and again Friday. Temperatures are mostly normal or above average.
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Treasury receipts and expenditures for June 9 report
Treasury receipts on June 9 were 6 566 271.31 dollars, expenditures were 20 606 714.68 dollars, yielding a net balance of 242 026 765.05 dollars. Customs receipts for the first nine days of June totaled 5 255 003.49 dollars.
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Washington
Local races advance with second contests in July
L Fletcher deputy state insurance commissioner and Clarence Mitchell Raleigh printer were already engaged in a second race. A number of counties had second races in prospect for local offices, which will also be settled July 2.
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