Uppers and Rails Lead Irregular Trading in Stocks
In a weekend readjustment of speculative accounts rails and coppers led gains on the market with Adams Express leaping 24 points. Major issues rose 1 to 6 points while Pere Marquette, New Haven, St. Paul, and New York Central advanced. Coppers benefited from May output data and profit taking pressed General Electric and American Water Works. Total volume around 1 million shares.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Adams Express
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Banks
Rails
Pere Marquette
New Haven Common
St. Paul
New York Central
Commonwealth Power
Bohn Aluminum
Air Reduction
Motion Pictures, Inc
National Distillers Common
United Aircraft and
Simmons
Greene- Cannanea
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
American Water Works
Chicago live stock market report details June hog cattle and sheep pricing
Chicago livestock market notes June 15 with hogs 11 000 head uneven around steady from Friday. Prices show 190 lb hogs up to 11.20 and 160-240 lb ranges 10.80 11.10. Cattle activity higher for fed steers and yearlings with vealers up to 15.40 top and fat steers 14.00 15.00. Sheep activity subdued with fat lambs 75 85c lower and top week prices shown for western lambs and natives.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Early Gains
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady on June 15 as Liverpool cables lift bids, with July and October futures firm briefly then slipping on favorable belt weather. End of hour activity showed a quiet, steady tone and a modest daily decline across contracts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Potatoes Market Digest from Chicago Trade Row
Potatoes report Chicago June 15 shows receipts 47 new 36 old on track 2385 new 84 old total U S shipments 1219 cars. New stock trading slow market weak southern sacks Bliss Triumphs 2.30 2.69 mostly 2.35 2.50 Arkansas sacks Bliss Triumphs fancy shade higher old stock slow market steady Wisconsin sacks round whites 1.80 1.15 Idaho sacks Russets 2.00 2.25.
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Chicago
U. S
Southern
Bliss
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
In Liverpool on June 15 moderate cotton trade with lower prices. Prices ranged from strict good middling 11.08 to good ordinary 8.94, with 5,000 bales sold including 3,300 American. Futures closed quiet with July at 9.97 and nearby months around 9.9.
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Liverpool
Cotton market slips as renewed liquidations curb demand
New York June 15 The cotton market extended declines amid renewed realization and liquidation. Traders cited disappointment over bullish features and prospects of showers. Closing prices sat near the day’s lows with declines of two to nine points as offerings rose and some covering occurred.
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New York
Cotton Opens Steady After Mixed Trade Amid Downgrade Pressure
New York June 15 cotton markets show a steady start with small gains in some months as liquidation pressure rises after yesterday’s slow advance. Belts face showers while Liverpool trade signals support. weekly shipboard stock tallies near 82 000 bales, up from last year.
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New York
Demaber
Durin
Liverpool
Wheat Prices Firm As Drought News Sways Markets
Chicago June 15 Wheat prices firm as drought damage talks in Canada affect market mood. Wheat closed 1 8 cents higher than yesterday's finish. Corn slipped 1 4 cent to 11 per bushel and oats declined slightly amid relief news.
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Chicago
John PP
Boughan
Associated Press
Canada
Flashes of Life in New York Paris Dispatch
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt leaves town amid lighthearted farewells at Grand Central as Mayor Walker jokes over the Atlantic water bottle moment. He notes she may return by midweek with the new air rail system. Paris reports a plan to send 100 celebrity photos with signed messages to U S universities by Edouard Champion.
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New York
Mabel Walker
Willebrandt
Paris
Edouard Champion
Mrs Muriel Vanderbilt Church Prepares Public Drive
Newport Rhode Island reports Mrs Muriel Vanderbilt Church driving a coach of four on her estate as she reconditions former New York to Tarrytown and Atlantic City coaches for a public drive planned on July 4.
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Newport
R. I
Muriel Vanderbilt Church
New York
Tarrytown
Atlantic City
German ambassador Friedrich Sthamer keeps post past retirement
Friedrich Sthamer, Germanys envoy at the court of St James, remains in his post at age 72 though ambassad ors retire at 60. He is retained as a favorite of King George.
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Berlin
Friedrich Sthamer
St. James
George
Hoboes envoy sails to Europe to seek Jungies in ports
Nicholas Klein, new president of the International Brotherhood Welfare Association, sails at his own expense to confer with European ports on establishing Jungies or oases for American hoboes in seaports.
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Newark
N. J
Europe
Nicholas Klein
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Miss Idalene Gulledge Directs Religious Work at Lexington Church
Miss Idalene Gulledge of Albemarle has been hired by the First Methodist church in Lexington as director of religious work and assistant to the pastor for the summer. A Duke University graduate, she previously taught at Lincolnton. The daily vacation church school begins June 17, from 9 to 11 a.m., two weeks, with Gulledge directing summer recreational activities and a large playground program.
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Lexington
Idalene Gulledge
Albemarle
First Methodist Church
Miss Gulledge
Duke University
Lincolnton
Miss A Mack Harris Davidson County Welfare Officer
Davidson County appoints Miss A Mack Harris of Thomasville as county welfare worker and new superintendent of public welfare. The post, vacant since April 1 after Jesse C Farabee resigned, marks Harris as the second woman to hold the office, with Annie Yow previously serving. Harris, a North Carolina College for Women graduate and former teacher, was chosen amid a tied ballot and recommendations from the board of public charities.
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Lexington
Davidson County
A. Mack Harris
Thomasville
Jesse C. Farabee
Miss Harris
Annie Yow
Jesse W. Dickens
New County Welfare Worker
M. R. Harris
North Carolina College For Women
Bath
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Board of Education
Board of Commissioners of
Kate Burr Johnson
Public Welfare and Charities
Register of Deeds
Board of Public Charities
Children Enjoy Fresh Fruit Shortcakes with Graham Cracker Base
Fresh fruit shortcakes can be a child friendly dessert when using graham crackers instead of cake. Top the upper cracker with whipped cream and a single berry for a pleasing treat.
Glove fashion expands with new spring styles and colors
The article highlights differentiated spring gloves from pull-ons to de luxe eu de mousquetaire styles. It notes fine glace kids in sun tan and beige tones, jeweled clasps, two tone schemes, and modern minimalist trims with fewer embroideries.
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Eue de Mousquetaire
Milady
Alice White
Census to list home-makers as persons of occupation
The 1930 census will include home-makers among persons of occupation. It notes only those who work without pay on Saturdays will be counted, excluding women who work outside the home for hire. The piece laments persistent unpaid, hard domestic labor and calls for recognizing home-makers across the nation.
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General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Uncle Sam
America
Butter and Eggs Market Summary New York June 15
Butter steady with receipts of 10 759. eggs irregular with 22 685. cheese steady with 106 566 on hand.
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New York
British Troops Adopt Subdued Uniforms in 1880
In 1880 British soldiers began wearing darker subdued colors as part of a uniform reform. The change aimed to reduce visibility on campaign trails and improve practical field wear for troops.
Evangelist Broughton recounts calling to Christian life
Dr. Len G. Broughton, a North Carolina native now in Atlanta, shared how he left a promising medical career to follow the gospel during revival meeting at First Baptist Church. He described accepting Jesus’ call despite a neurologic and social pull, choosing a life of self denial and cross bearing over high medical achievement. He announced Sunday morning sermons on The Mission of the Church and The Last Great Judgment with evangelistic services and Sunday school beforehand.
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Len G. Broughton
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Broughton
Jesus
North
Metropolian
New herring admiral heads dwindling fleet
Douglas Isle of Man reports a new admiral for the Manx herring fleet who will draw only $25 a year from the lieutenant governor. The fleet is small now, contrasted with Peel harbor half a century ago when herring vessels crowded the port from deck to deck.
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Douglas
Isle of Moon
Dominion
Peel Harbor
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