Trading Slows Up On Market In Quiet Session
New York traders reflected a pale summer drift with small buying orders lifting some shares fractions while overall activity lagged. About 275000 shares traded. most investors waited for business trends to improve in the second half of the year amid dividend cuts and sparse offerings. Meanwhile a Shipbuilding Co extra payment sparked a brief spurt, but sentiment remained cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ee Shipbuilding Co
KWOS Radio Progrant Thursday June 9 Schedule
Radio schedule lists hourly programs from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday June 9 including Farm Service, poultry markets, music shows, news, devotionals, sports, and evening programs. Notable items feature St. Louis Cards game broadcast and Griesedieck Bros. segments, with Stag Beer mentions and local sponsor cues.
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Hou Sons of the West
Stag Beer
Scruggs-Guhlema
Central Trust Co
Griesedieck Bros
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Kellogg
Hyde Park
Stag
Hemote
Market Prices Across Cities June 8 Report
AP market desk reports on eggs butter poultry and livestock prices across St Louis Kansas City and Chicago. Includes varied egg and poultry quotes, butter grades, and live stock bids by region with multiple tonnage and weight classes noted.
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St. Louis
St." Louis
Plymouth
Kansas City
Chiscago
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Gover
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Missouri Board of curators reelects McDavid president
Frank M. McDavid of Springfield is reelected president of the University of Missouri Board of Curators. New officers include Johnny Lathrop of Kansas City as vice president, R B Price of Columbia treasurer, and E J Campbell of Rolla treasurer of the School of Mines and Metallurgy. Executive board members elected are Earl F. Nelson, James A. Potter, and J. H. Wolpers. New executive committee members include H J Blanton, Moore, and 360 at Willson. Five artesian wells begun and more planned to boost water supply in northwestern Mexico City. Farmers in the United States earn about 23 percent of their cash income from cat animals.
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Columbia
Frank M. McDavid
Springfield
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Frederick 4. Middlebush
University
Johnny- Lathrop
Kansas City
R.B. Price
E. J. Campbell
Rolla
School of Mines and Metallurgy
1Ix
Earl F. Nelson
St. Louis
James A. Potter
Jefferson City
J. H. Wolpers
Povlar Bluff
H. J. Blanton
Paris
If Moore
Brookfield
Willson
Navy plans world’s largest war plane project
The navy will start building a flying patrol boat likely the largest military aircraft. Costs exceed 3 million dollars, about four times the army’s 32 ton flying fortress. The craft may weigh about 50 tons with a crew of 10 to 14 and range well past 5 000 miles.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Seattle
Congress
Arthur B. Cook
Bureau of Aeronautics
San Francisco
Honolulu
Admiral Cook
Compromise on Wage Hour Bill and Market Summary
The article outlines a compromise on the wage hour bill with a Labor Department administrator and industrial boards to set minimum wages, plus regional classifications for industries. It notes the southern compromise, the seven year consideration, and that boards would be voluntary where possible. Additional text covers grain prices in St Louis and Chicago, New York stock activity, and commodities markets showing shifts in wheat, corn, oats, and livestock.
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Ramspeck
I Thomas
Labor Department
Senate
NRA
St. Louis
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Weds and Racing Ties
The Vanderbilt lineage and racing passion are outlined, detailing Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s life, wagering habits, and health. It notes his health, outdoor lifestyle, and early education, plus the family legacy from his father Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Sr. who died on the Lusitania and left a substantial inheritance.
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Vanderbilt
Huters
Commodore
New York Yacht Club
Long Island
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbelt
Alfred
Tolad
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Sr
Bey
Milan approves two bond issues for courthouse and jail
Sullivan County residents in Milan Missouri voted 32 of 33 precincts to approve 68,000 for a courthouse and 63,415 for a jail, totaling 136,000 with the PWA covering 45 percent. Voters approved the courthouse 3,451 to 528 and the jail 3,415 to 515, on June 8.
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Milan
Sullivan County
PWA
Bombs Hit American Property in Canton Area
In a Canton area raid by 31 aircraft American property including a cement works and a British owned water works sustained heavy damage. Lingnan University, American-endowed and with US exchange students, was struck about a mile from a military objective on Honam Island. Panic spread as pamphlets urged civilians to flee while anti-aircraft defenses failed to stop the raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Yat-Sen
China's Republic
Lingnam University
United States
Honam Island
Pearl River
South China
Swatow
Canton
Taishateu
Solons Seek WPA Activity Probe in Iowa Primary
Iowa results show U S Senator Guy Gillette renominated by 36 534 votes with 2 447 precincts reported Lester Dickinson wins Republican nomination by 33 566 votes Complete unofficial totals list Gillette 77 801 Wearin 41 267 Meyers 16 977 Richardson 3 282 Byerhoft 5 339 Dickinson 137 598 Thurston 104 033 and more details from Des Moines AP report on June 8 1938.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S
Guy M. Gillette
Lester J. Dickinson
Democratic Gillette
Wearin
Joseph J. Meyers
Ellsworth Richardson
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Carly
Shaw
Blaser ‘Auto
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Norment & McPike Motor Co
Broadway
Finke & Luesbert
GUAR
Garrett Radio Service
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Highway
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Missouri
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Ieee
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Electrolux
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Slanker Appllcance Co
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Underwood Typewriter
Perfect Coalition
Exch
Cal Girl Scout
J. Jose
Clark
P.M. Stamper Co
Leroy Hackmann
Moreau
Schell Music Store
Jeff
Hugo Busch
Florist
Madison
McCarty
Futchison W
Geo. P. Muir
Capitol E
Capitol KE
Jackson
Jefferson
Jesperson
McCardy
Talay
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Kwos Radio Progrant
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Mexico City
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Tike Howaiis
Wilson G. Byerhoft
Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
Indianapolis
Vas
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