Draft Lehman Reconsideration Sparks Roosevelt Push
Washington May 21 Democrats led by President Roosevelt press Gov Herbert Lehman of New York to seek reelection after his surprise New York governor term end. Draft Lehman gains pace as leaders praise his 1934 landslide and pledge party strength, while Lehman cites time to step away from governorship. White House talks noted without confirmation as to possible reconsideration.
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Puzzle notes and political update from yesterday’s papers
A cross word puzzle fragment fills the page with clues and jumbled entries, while a political note reports Senator Wagner among those voting to recess Congress during national conventions in Cleveland and Philadelphia if the session remains in progress. It recalls Congress staying in session during the last convention period.
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Oil men fear rise in crude output at petroleum expo
Tulsa May 20 Oil executives gathered for the ninth international petroleum exposition voiced alarm over a steady rise in crude production. Axtell J. Byles of the American Petroleum Institute urged reductions, while the Oil and Gas Journal showed weekly U.S. output at 3,005,400 barrels daily for the week ending May 16, the highest since 1929.
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Al Green Hosts KU Football Players at Kaw River Fish Fry
University of Kansas gridiron squad members will dine with Al Green at his new cabin on the Kaw River east of Lawrence. Players meet in South Park at 4 30 Sunday afternoon and depart for the cabin.
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Kansan Dies In Hospital In San Antonio
Abraham F. Myers 77 a prominent retired farmer from Douglas Kansas died in a San Antonio hospital. The body was sent to Douglas for burial.
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Wheat market eases after May deliveries signaled
Chicago reports a calm Wheat market with prices slipping from the prior day, as notices announced larger May deliveries and wheat from Kansas City was headed to Chicago. Futures closed unsettled with May at 94 4/9 and July at 4 5/9, amid ongoing USDA and Kansas City market activity.
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Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City May 21
Agricultural, livestock, and commodity figures from Chicago and Kansas City markets dated May 21. Potatoes, grains, eggs, butter, poultry, hogs, cattle, and bonds summarized with prices, stocks, and demand notes. includes U S government bond closes and local market quotes.
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Market and grain quotes from Kansas City to Wall Street
Corn and barley prices for May July September and lard belies with rye figures and alfalfa grading. The Day in Wall Street notes a mixed session with a late steady to uneven close as the senate finance committee shaped a new revenue plan. Major movers included American Telephone, Consolidated Edison, and Johns-Manville while International Harvester slid on dividend news.
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Rail interests rally as orders surge and labor talks advance
Van Sweringen roads placed orders totaling 13.5 million for railway equipment while labor and management reps reached methods to protect workers amid consolidations. Cheerful earnings from major transport systems followed. Rumors persist the Federal Reserve Board may cut margin requirements as trading volumes fall. Analysts see stock gains flowing to industry if held long. Power and light sectors rise on profits forecasts, with dividends boosting other shares.
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