Stock Mart Mills Range Slips in Dull Trading Day
New York stock market stalled with prices hovering in a dull, irregular range. Equities showed spotty activity while grains rallied and cotton remained weak. bonds stayed quiet. the dollar rose versus major currencies. Metal shares led gains with U S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco up about a point. Auburn Motors and Hudson also firmed, with General Motors and Chrysler edging higher.
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Sam Lewis Bound to Higher Court for Two Holdups
Sam Lewis and companion Bill Hunt faced two holdups within an hour in August. Lewis waived preliminary hearing, bound over to October term of criminal superior court. Lewis wounded escaping police, arrested in Greensboro hospital. Hunt bound over on the charge. B. Ellington’s car ownership case dismissed. Woodrow Grady bound over for auto theft. sentenced for related drunk driving. Numerous prohibitions and other offenses heard. many defendants ordered to pay costs or jail terms on roads work.
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European police move to stamp out assassins
Geneva dispatch reports Hungary denied harboring the Marseille killer or training camps. Police rejected claims of Croatian terror links and said no proof the assassin Tach rnocemski or Kalemen lived in Hungary. A Geneva dragnet followed sightings of the “doctor” Kvaternik in Neeks with French police pursuing leads from Annemasse.
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Kramer
Terrorist plots tied to Yugoslav king assassination report
Paris dispatch reports the Entente planning charges against Hungary and Italy over alleged support for terrorist gangs linked to the Marseille killings. A supposed Hungarian camp leader named Pierre claims a 1931 plan to kill King Alexander of Yugoslavia involved many aliases and a wealthy countess as financier.
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Stoll Family Believed To Contact Kidnappers
The Stoll family is believed to have contacted kidnappers in a ransom plot aimed at Mrs. Stoll. Berry V Stoll asked officers to stop until contact and terms could be met and his wife returned. Authorities say they withdrew from the case focusing on safe return with no comment on funds or locations. H H Clegg of the Justice Department arrived from Washington but offered no details on the abduction case.
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Department of Justice
Hauptman asserts alibi for kidnapping night
The prisoner, Hauptman, says he stayed at home the night of the kidnapping. A second check dated 16 1992 is noted. The alibi was given calmly just before the recess in court.
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Morgan Sisters Renew Custody Battle Over Gloria Vanderbilt
In New York on October 15 the Morgan sisters and Gloria Vanderbilt resumed their custody fight in supreme court. Gloria Vanderbilt, age 10, is at the center with her mother Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt and aunt Mrs. Benjamin Thaw Jr present, while Harry Hays Morgan Jr. arrived from England with Lady Furness to attend. The scene featured all three sisters in black as Mrs Vanderbilt’s butler Charles Zang testified as the trial continued.
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Market Trends New York Butter and Cheese Prices
Market notes show butter at 12 617 steady to firm with Creamery up 26 to 27 percent and cheese trading quietly at 378 544. Report cites grade scores and specific ranges for extra and standard grades, plus centralized items and run averages for whole milk flats and specials.
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New York Cotton Futures Open and Close Threads
Cotton futures in New York opened barely steady slipping 3 to 7 points on weaker world consumption and foreign competition rumors. Market activity was quiet with prices absorbing early losses and closing steady to mixed after a half hour of trade. August American consumption totaled 979,000 bales while foreign consumption reached 921,000.
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Prices for Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes in Baltimore Markets
Maryland and Pennsylvania 100-lb sacks of round whites run 80 to 90 cents per sack with higher grades at 96 to 100 cents. New Jersey 100-1b sacks 96 to 100, Maine 100-1b sacks at 60s to 75s, Mountain varieties undetailed. Sweet potatoes from North Carolina Jersey type 65 to 76, Eastern Shore Maryland Jersey type 75 to 90, Eastern Shore Virginia 50 to 60, nearby half bushel hampers 35 to 60 cents.
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Cotton opens lower on Liverpool cables as frost chills South Carolina
Oct. reports a weaker start with losses of 6 to 8 points, then partial recovery as mills buy and short cover. Oct. at 12.83, March 12.41, May 12.49, off 2 to 5 points from Saturday's close. Frost in the northern portion of South Carolina dampens activity.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets report butter and egg trading with unsettled butter at 93 score and 26-26½ cents for various grades. Eggs show 2,603 receipts with steady extra firsts near 22-23 percent, current receipts 19-21 percent, and refrigerator firsts around 20-21 percent. No egg or butter sales listed beyond standard grades.
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New York Eggs Market Report Shows Firm Prices
New York eggs firm on Oct 15 with 12 545 cases listed. Mixed colors and special lots from fresh receipts range 26 to 32 cents per dozen. Standards 25 percent, firsts 23 to 23, seconds 21 to 22, mediums 21 to 22, No 1 grades 21 to 22, average checks 18 to 19, refrigerators 23 to 23, dirties 20 to 20, other rates 21 to 23.
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Virginia Peanuts Market Quiet in Suffolk Quotations
The Suffolk Virginia market report notes new crop prices for jumbo nuts at 3 percent, runners 3 percent, and bunch 5 percent. Trade activity remains quiet as of October 13.
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Suffolk
Chicago Livestock Markets Survey Slower Friday Hogs Cattle
Chicago livestock averages show hogs under pressure with early top around 5.80 and prices mostly down from Friday. Bulk grading 220-300 lb hogs at 6.70-6.80, lighter weights around 4.85-5.25, sows 4.00-5.25, and pigs 3.50-4.65. Cattle volume remains high with 25,000 commercial cattle and government calves totaling 12,600. steer and yearlings selling slowly.
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Dept. Agr
Cattle Sale Mixed Demand With High Weights Dominant
A lively run of cattle included many medium to good steers and yearlings and a heavy presence of slaughter cattle and feeders. Early top prices reached around 9.00 for yearlings and 9.35 for weighty steers with bids generally 25 to 40 down, while ranges for various weights and classes were reported across the sale.
Capone Conviction Upheld Despite Alleged Statute Trouble
The government argued the three year limit did not apply and Capone’s conviction stood. Capone faced one year in county jail with a $20,000 fine on two misdemeanors and ten years plus a $30,000 fine on three fraud counts. Leahy and Hughes filed the petition after Atlanta penitentiary removal, following a lower court refusal of a habeas corpus writ. The Fifth Circuit affirmed the trial court, upholding the conviction as valid.
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Federal District Court
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William B. Leahy
William J. Hughes, Jr
Atlanta
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Georgia
Squash display in Berlin features eight bulbs totaling 600 pounds
Julius Heiser presents eight squash totaling 600 pounds at a Berlin event. The largest scales at 89 pounds and the smallest at 39 pounds, drawing attention to the unusual harvest.
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Conn
Julius Heiser
Sunset club football squad survives bus crash with horse incident
In San Francisco a Sunset Athletic Club football team of 20 players and their coach returned from Pittsburg California to find a draft horse blocking the highway. The horse forced the bus to stop causing a large pileup and the players later reported bruises from the collision.
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Sunset Athletic Club
Pittsburg
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