Inflation bill sparks Stock Market surge on Saturday
In New York on April 29 the Senate approval of the inflation bill triggered a fresh stock market rally with many issues rising one to over three points. The two hour session turnover reached 3,569,470 shares as traders who bet on a sharp pullback were squeezed. Major gains were seen in American Can, U S Steel, General Motors, Nash, Chrysler, and others, with steel and autos leading. Cotton and wheat rose, and foreign currencies strengthened against the dollar with sterling at 3.84 and francs at 4.46 cents.
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New York
Senate
Ain Tie Stock Exchange
Bhuoyantis
American Can
1. S. Steel Common
American Telephone
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Case
Western Union
Steel
Motors
General Motors
Nash
Chrysler
Santa Fe
New York Central
National Steel
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
Seare Roebuck
International Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
Cotten
New York Stocks and Averages Reported
New York stock closes April 29 feature wide swings with industrials and rails mixed. Notable quotes include Ford Ltd, Hecla Mining, Newmont, and United Verde. city service shares weak while oil and natural gas areas show gains.
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Aytk Nat Gas AI
City
Ford Ltd
Hecla Mining
Htumble
Newmont
Setherling
Shat Denn
Kansas City Livestock Prices From April Week Report
Kansas City cattle and calf prices for the week show fed steers and yearlings 15 to 40 cents higher, cows and bulls steady, vealers down 5 cents. Stockers up 25 cents, week high yearlings at 6.25 per 1130 pounds. steer bulk 4.00 to 5.50, dealers 5.00 down. Hogs 2.55 to 3.60 for 170-260 pounds, about 5 cents lower. Sheep 2.50 to 6.60, natives up 10-15 cents, better grades 6.00 to 6.25, ewes 2.50, searing lambs noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market price snapshot for grains and lard
A brief list of commodity quotes includes corn oats barley and animal fats with May July and September prices. Corn May 35 3-8 July 38 14-4 September 40 1-4 December 42 OATS May 24 1-4 July 24 3-8 September 24 7-8 BARLEY May 33 7-8 July 37 September 8 LARD July 5.70 BELLIES May 6.23 2 July 6.45
Wool Prices Rally in Boston Market This Week
Boston April 29 AP reports continued advances in domestic wool prices over the past week. Strong demand for wools with pale and light colors in Boston kept prices rising easily, while supply remained light in New England. Finer western grades led the gains as the market responded to last week’s raw wool price rise.
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Boston
New York Cotton Market Reacts to Farm Relief Bill
New York on April 29 experienced an uptick after the senate passed the farm relief bill. Prices moved higher with buyers absorbing early hesitations as sales picked up. May delivery rose to 7.80 cents, gaining 42 points, and the close showed net advances of 29 to 42 points amid cautious optimism.
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New York
Senate
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 35 Up
Galveston market notes from April 29 report cotton prices steady with middling futures around 55. Sales totaled 250 units as buyers and sellers jockeyed for position in the sappy cash trade.
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Galveston Courral
Galveston
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady. Sales Count At 886
New Orleans on April 29 reports speculative cotton closing steady with a point gain. Sales reached 886 bales as middling grade sits at 37 and 71.
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New Orleans
Public Health Officers Meeting Called Off
In Santa Fe on April 29 AP reports the state public health officers association meeting set for May 16 and 17 in Roswell has been canceled, with Paul S. Fox, state sanitary engineer, stating few health officers could attend.
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Santa Fe
State Public Health Officers Association
Paul S. Fox
New Plymouths at The New Low Prices
A brief ad notice from Lowrey Auto Company features the phrase The New Plymouths and The New Low Prices highlighting ongoing promotions for auto buyers. Details are limited and readable text centers on the sales pitch and brand names.
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New Plymouths
Lowrey Auto Company
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Carlsbad News Highlights Local Obits And Social Updats
Wed nesday reports show Charlie Montgomery and James King in Lovington and Lubbock on business. Rev A G Spruiell, 54, formerly at Leveland, lies in repose after a Baptist Church funeral. he died after coming for health. Dozens join I O O F Rebekahs in Lovington events. Mrs Ida Lindahl attends assembly. Mrs J G Castle of Fulton, Missouri, dies at 85 after emigrating from England in 1883.
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Lovington
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Lubbock Texas
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Baptist Church
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Leveland
Texas
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Spuriell
Leck Stroup
P. J. McCall
Arkansas
Nugent
Court House
Ida Lindahl
Rebekah Assembly
Gallup
George Castle
J. G. Castle
Fulton
Missouri
Pre-Wave Care of Hair Repaid Time Involved
By Antoinette Donnelly a column urges readers to prepare hair for permanent waves. It argues permanents are essential like a makeup kit and stresses conditioning to achieve a perfect result. The piece notes beauty shops promote conditioning before permanent waving to boost business.
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Plan state work disabled soldiers plan state work disabled soldiers
Santa Fe April 29 AP The state disabled soldiers relief commission renamed Jesus M Baca as chairman and outlined a state work program with Harlow Hyland as state service officer He will travel to explain new regulations to veterans and public meetings will cover the rules The commission includes Baca Vaughn and Moriarty Hyland's itinerary spans multiple New Mexico towns from Bernalillo to Albuquerque with dates in May and June
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Disabled Soldiers Relief Commission
Jesus M. Baca
Harlow Hyland
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Baca
Daniel Vaughn
Las Cruces
Albert Moriarty
Silver City
Bernalillo
Belen
Gallup
Aztec
Tierra Amarilla
Taos
Raton
Clayton
Roy (Mosquero
Las Vegas
Mora
Santa Rosa
Tucumcart
Clovis
Portales
Fort Sumner
Mountainair
Socorro
Hot Spring
Reserve
Lordsburg
Deming
Alamogordo
Carrizero
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Albuquerque
Engaged Folk Don’t Live Life Apart Today
Doris Blake argues that engaged people can date others without eroding loyalty. She asserts modern independence for women, stresses engagement as a learning phase, and notices jealousy as a human trait. The piece reflects midcentury attitudes toward romance, individuality, and social norms.
Inflation measure framed by top senators and adviser
The inflation legislation was framed by Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, Senator James F. Byrnes of South Carolina, and Raymond Moley, the president's economic adviser. Wheeler and King proposed amending to allow remonetization of silver with gold at the president's discretion and free coinage of gold and silver.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Key Pittman
Nevada
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Raymond Moley
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
William H. King
Utah
Quota for Forest Jobs Is Filled in Chaves County
The quota of 35 for young men in the government forest work in Chaves County has been filled this week. Officials announced completion of the intake as part of a state employment program.
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Chaves
New Mexico Ex-Service Men Rally Against Curtailed Pensions
The letter argues that only a quarter of proposed savings come from legitimate sources, condemns the new rating schedule as unjust, and urges rank and file veterans to press Congress. It critiques veteran organizations as hesitant, calling for action from ex-service men in New Mexico to defend those who served.
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United States
National
Veterans
New Mexico
Verdict favors B B Ginsberg in Malone suit
A Chaves County district court jury ruled for defendant B B Ginsberg in the case of R L Malone versus Ginsberg. Malone sought 1335 damages for alleged breach of contract over leasing the Malone building once housing Ginsberg Music Store. The verdict ends the suit with Malone receiving nothing. The April term's jurors were released. a motion challenging Urquidz's jury eligibility was denied and the case continued. Urquidz faces larceny from a boxcar charges.
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R. L. Malone
B. B. Ginsberg
Malone
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Second and Main
Ginsberg Music
Chaves County
Urquidz
Tour of Poultry Farms Monday Visit Starts at One
A planned tour of poultry farms in the Roswell area will begin Monday at 1 PM from the chamber of commerce. The Farmers Committee stresses a full afternoon program with stops announced at each location. Open to farmers, business people, and any citizen. commercial advertising is prohibited.
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Farmers Committee
Roswell
Period of No Penalty on Taxes Ends June 2
Harold Crosby, county treasurer, was informed by the state tax commission that the period with no interest or penalty on delinquent taxes ended on June 12. For the first 90 days after June 12 the in-
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State Tax Commission
Administration Aims to Change Attitude on Economy Act
The passage discusses efforts to alter the administration's stance and, if Congress cannot be persuaded, to reconsider and revise the Economy Act and its regulations. The text frames potential legislative navigation and calls attention to policy adjustments as necessary steps.
Plans for Boys Week Completed in Roswell
Roswell committees finished six days of activities for Boys Week with a nationwide observance beginning tomorrow as boys attend church. The plan emphasizes spiritual development and regular church attendance, urging families to accompany their sons to services.
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Roswell
Ldime
Ents
Charge of Assault Filed Against Curry in Justice Court
Lee Loy Curry was charged with assault with a deadly weapon in justice court after police officer E. J. House Jr. arrested him while searching his car last week. Curry gave the name J. C. Packend and has a criminal record. authorities also note a car theft report.
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Justice Court
Ahornece Curry
E. J. House Jr
House
Curry
J.C. Packend
Tax delinquency interest schedule announced
The notice states interest on delinquent taxes will be 6 percent per annum, rising to 8 percent for the next 90 days, and then to 10 percent for the following 90 days. The schedule outlines gradual increases over defined periods by authority.
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