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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
5
New York June 28 AP Directors of Allied Chemical & Dye vote a regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share on common stock payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 11. The annual rate was cut by 36 percent, a move foreseen by Wall Street brokers.
Kansas Governor Woodring, a pro Roosevelt strategist, spoke to the Democratic Women’s Club at the Congress Hotel and to Democratic war veterans urging active involvement in party councils. He backed social engagement and announced a headquarters hostess plan with Mrs. Hackney, Ms. Miller, Mrs. Hodges, and Mrs. Doolittle overseeing visiting women.
Hiram W. Sibley, retired capitalist and one of the founders of the Western Union Company, died at his Rochester home today in his 87th year. He helped establish the telegraph company and remained a prominent figure in business circles.
Delegates and spectators at a Chicago hotel banquet honored Governor and Mrs. W. H. Murray with speeches. Senator T. P. Gore declared the Oklahoma delegation would pour off on the squared waters of the convention, contrasting their tentative stance on prohibition with four years ago when they backed an ultra dry caucus resolution. Governor Murray spoke briefly, avoiding convention issues.
In Mexico City 3500 Southern Pacific Railway employees went on strike after negotiations failed. The 1300 mile line halted operations and threats of further strikes loomed as streetcar workers also walked out. Mexican national railways were reported preparing to join.
New York AP Directors of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway took no action on the common stock dividend. Three months earlier they approved $1 contingent on earnings. The annual rate was cut to $6 from $10 in January, after payments of $7 in 1925 and 1926. Prior to 1925 the range was $3.50 to $6 beginning in 1901.
Elberon New Jersey June 28 AP Hal Sims contract bridge quartet defeated Harold 5 Vanderbilt's Cavendish Club team by 4910 points in a four session 160 board challenge match ending today The Vanderbilt squad made a strong late run cutting 1350 points from the leaders' margin Sims with Willard Karn faced Balfe and Matthews while Vanderbilt with Baron Von Zedtwitz played Schenken and Burn Stine at the other table
The American Railway Association announced week ending June 18 freight loadings at 518,403 cars, up 16,849 from the prior week but down 220,685 from the same week in 1931. Washington dispatch.
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