Stock market recovers as credit stringency eases
New York reports a resumed stock rally despite early heaviness as midyear credit stringency is seen easing. Public utilities and electric equipment lead gains with Pacific Lighting Pacific Gas & Electric Southern California Edison rising, while Case Threshing Machine certificates slip to a new low.
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Pacific Lighting
Pacific Gas & Electric
Southern California Edison
Brooklyn Union Gas and Public Service of
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Childs Co
Frank G. Shattuck
Royal Baking Powder
Fleischman
Corn Products
National Dairy Products
Wesson Oil
Allis’ Chalmers
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Commercial Investment Trust
Baldwin Locomotive
International Business
Columbia Carbon
Wright Aeronautical
Hayes
Gimbel Bros
New York Stocks Mixed as Elusive Gains Persist
A jittery session shows varied results across sectors with notable movements in Armour, Baldwin, Chrysler, Reading, Simmons, Lorillard, Philip Morris, and Southern Railway among others. Trading highlights include a mix of percent changes and notable price activity across utilities, railroads, and consumer goods firms.
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Wieses Levigson
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Southern Railway
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Studebaker
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UO & Fay
Ceste Wis
Hank Bmgts
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Phillip Morris
Reading Simmons CO
Veeck Ewan Texas Corporation
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Brgyrome
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Limanele Cohn
Southern Dairies
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Igéeieska
Caves
Penn
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Willys Overland
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York to Richmond
A detailed grid lists programs across stations WJZ WABC WBZ WOR WCAU and more, with show names such as Arabesque Detective Mysteries and Broadway Lights. Entries include times, coast to coast repeats, and a map of affiliated stations for each program.
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United States Marine Band
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Thomas Mills Defeat Thomasville Independents 5 3 On The Road
The Thomas Mills baseball team beat the Thomasville Independents 5 to 3 on the latter’s ground. J Young relieved Hawkins and Loftin in a pitchers’ battle. English for Thomasville and I Young for Mills cleared four baggers. Younts and Yow hit triples. Mills to Virginia trip next week begins with Martinsville and Fieldale games.
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Younts
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National Cash Register
Public Service of New Jersey
Moone's Emerald Oil Advertised for Varicose Veins
An old Hart Drug Company ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil for varicose veins and related conditions. It urges daily use with morning and night applications and promises full refund if not satisfied. The ad cites ulcers, old sores, broken veins and eczema as treatable.
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Wheat prices surge on crop damage reports from Oklahoma and Kansas
Chicago June 20 wheat markets hit new highs in weeks as buying broadens on crop damage fears. Estimates for Kansas yield as low as 140 million bushels versus government 161 million. Prices rose about 8 cents a bushel from two days earlier with varied closes across grains and modest changes in provisions.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Fall Clear
Chicago hogs receipts 21 000 early trading 15 to 25 cents lower with later losses. Top hog price 11.30, 160 to 240 pound range 10.90 to 11.25. Cattle receipts 6 500 calves 2 500 trade slow but steady on select steers and yearlings. Sheep receipts 11 000 open steady natives lambs 14.50 to 14.75 fats 6.00 to 6.75.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Cotton market in Liverpool reports steady prices with 7 000 bales traded including 3 200 American. Receipts total 3 000 bales with no American arrivals. Futures closed quiet with July to May margins ranging from 9.87 to 9.94.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier Amid Decline
New Orleans June 20 cotton opens softer with declines of 5 to 8 points as Liverpool cables and belt weather weigh on sentiment. July at 18.48, October 18.51, December 18.66, all down about 8 points from yesterday. By mid hour buyers cover modestly and prices recover 3 to 4 points. trading remains moderate.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady With Gains on Weevil Fears
Spot cotton closed steady nine points down, with 494 sales and receipts of 418 as stock reached 185,685. Market was quiet until buying emerged amid boll weevil fears and heavy rain in south Texas. Mid session October and December futures rose slightly, while final closes showed a net decline of 2 to 3 points.
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New Orleans
Texas
P.C. Os
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Decline
The New York cotton market opened steady to day with declines of 3 to 9 points. Active months showed net losses as liquidation and selling by commission houses coincide with easy cables and favorable weather. July eased to 18.31 and December to 18.79 but rallied 3 to 4 points from the lows by mid-morning.
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New York
Commission House
Local market activity shows July liquidations lead trading
Cables reported that continental liquidation in Liverpool influenced trading as July commitments opened unchanged then shifted into later months. Near month liquidations widened gaps with July about 85 points under October while the general market held steady, with prices about 4 to 7 points higher midday.
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Dayton Building and Loan Plan Debated at N G Association
At Wrightsville Beach the North Carolina Building and Loan Association convention debated the Dayton plan urged by the state insurance department. John F. Stevens of Greensboro criticized high pressure selling and favored the old serial system. Eugene Brooks and Willis Smith defended the Dayton plan now in use in Durham Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
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Eugene Brooks
Great Durham Association
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Raleigh
Durham
Winston-Salem
Lawyers Gather for Rafe King's Murder Trial
Chester South Carolina June 20 Lawyers who will defend Rafe King former Sharon farmer when he is tried here July 1 on a charge of murdering his wife met in conference in the offices of Hemphill and Hemphill Chester attorneys Present were Clyde R Hoey B T Falls Shelby Thomas F MecDow of York and John M Hemphill and James H Glenn of Chester
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Sharon Farmer
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John M. Hemphill
James H. Glenn
Cotton Takes Oath as Undersecretary of State
Joseph P. Cotton of New York was sworn in today as undersecretary of state in Washington. The appointment elevates him within the department and marks a key career milestone.
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Joseph P. Cotton
New York
Petition for Rates Suspension Affects High Point Furniture Trade
E. R. Oliver of Southern Railway backs High Point chamber efforts to suspend proposed furniture rate increases to Ohio and other states. Local rail lines join in the petition, aiming to delay changes pending a national rate investigation. Rotary Club discusses church leadership, baseball funding, and club consolidation plans.
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Harvey J Hoovers Lose Small Daughter
Dorothy May Hoover two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey J Hoover died this morning at their home on English street after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents two brothers Harvey Jr and Herbert Chase a sister Mary Evelyn and grandparents Mr and Mrs G W Payne and Mr and Mrs Ivie Hoover of High Point. Funeral services will be at the home Friday at 10 o clock conducted by Rev G L Reynolds and interment in Pleasant Grove church cemetery.
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Old Oaken Bucket Obsolete as Surrey Hopes
Urbana Illinois The Mli nois Home Bureau federation backs a five year push to install running water in every farm and small town home with awards for best water and sewage improvements. The state is split into eight farming districts and five classes with each class capped at 100 dollars for expenditures excluding labor.
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Mlinois Home Bureau Federation
Surrey
Sugar Prices Hold Steady in New York Trade
Raw sugar remained quiet in New York with spots duty paid at 3.58 and refined prices steady. Fine granulated sugar stood at 4.85 with seconds offered at 4.80, signaling no change in the market early today.
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Mrs A A Rickard Seriously Ill At West Green Street
Friends of Mrs. A A Rickard report she is seriously ill at her home on West Green street. The notice notes her condition but provides no further details.
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A. A. Rickard
West Green Street
Talking pictures of weddings seen as marriage aid
Omaha district judge urges wedding ceremony films to reduce domestic strife. Two couples plan to film their weddings. Rev Frank G Smith says seeing vows later could reinforce commitment. Judge Rhoades calls it a step toward preserving marriage. He adds showings could ease rifts in domestic life.
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Heflin's Son Pleads Not Guilty in Drunken Driving Charge
Thomas Heflin Jr. son of Senator Heflin of Alabama, pleaded not guilty in police court to driving under the influence of drugs. He was released on $1,000 bond after a crash on Pennsylvania Avenue. Police found a syringe and needle and a tonic bottle in the car. contents sent to the treasury for analysis.
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Thomas Heflin, Jr
Senator Heflin
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Young Heflin
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Spicer Eliminated by Wheeler in Southern Amateur Tourney
In Nashville on June 20 A J Hot Wheeler of Nashville upset Emmett Spicer medalist and favorite in the southern golf championship play 3 and 2. Wheeler chased down Spicer with fine recoveries and steady putting while Spicer’s putting and driving faltered.
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A. J
Emmett Spicer
Official Bureau Weather Report Watch for Lovette opening
An official weather report notes an upcoming Lovette announcement and indicates it will open soon. The brief cites the Bureau and signals an imminent opening of the Lovette.
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