Safety Exhibit Expands at Eastern New Mexico Fair
The Safety division exhibit from the State Highway Dept returns to the Eastern New Mexico State Fair with more than twice the space. Ingram B. Pickett of the Safety division arranged for the extension after meeting with Will Hortenstein and fair officials. The exhibit tests sight hearing and reaction and is not tied to licenses, with numbered participants and no record kept. It originated at the New York World Fair and will continue to attract visitors this year.
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State Highway Dept
Ingram B. Pickett
Roswell
Will Hortenstein
Hortenstein
Picketing, unions settle disputes at mining yard and in transit
Mass picketing continued as government drafts an order to seize control of the yard after a sea conference. The closed shop dispute did not yield a contract clause, while federal conciliators averted a walkout by the Association of Communication Workers. In Bisbee Arizona, 300 miners reached a contract ending a walkout with 25 cents a day raises and two years of vacation, after seeking 80 cents, a closed shop and dues checkoff. average wages were 6 dollars 51 cents per day.
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Churchill
England
Howevr
Association of Communication Workers
Western Electric, Inc
Shattuck Dean Copper Mining Corporation
Bisbee
Ariz
Bisbee Miners Union
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Anderson's Gardens Crabs Apples Featured in Classified Ad
A compact classified notice promotes crab apples at Anderson's Gardens. The ad highlights availability and urges readers to call or visit for purchase, signaling a local sale event.
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Anderson's Gardens
Towns In Blackout Cooperate In New Mexico Test
Fort Sumner Wagon Mound and Magdalena join Santa Fe area in offering full cooperation for the September 12 blackout test. Defense coordinator Fay Guthrie urged utility companies to have skilled employees volunteer for civilian defense roles to aid the drill.
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Santa 7
N. M
Fort Sumner
Wagon Mound
Magdalena
New Mexico
Fay Guthrie
Guthrie
Akron youth wins heat. Claude Smith takes derby title
George Marchi Jr. of Santa Fe NM placed in two heats at the All-American soap box derby in Akron. He topped the 38th heat of round one in 28.3 seconds and was third in the 13th heat of round two. The championship was won by Claude Smith, 14, of Akron.
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Akron
Ohio
George Marchi, Jr
Santa Fe
N. M
Claude Smith
Classified Ads Roundup Local Listings
Unfurnished three bedroom house for rent at 200 South Wash. For sale or trade: three lots, three houses and store building with business. Inquirer System Grocery at 901 West 11th. Five room modern residence at 608 North Richardson. Call or visit 608 N Richardson. lawn care by owner. Gasoline hose at Meadow's Service Station. Canning apples 25 cents per peck at 414 North Main. Experienced waitresses wanted at Moseley's Coronado Tavern. Housekeeper needed age 25 to 50 for family of three. Jersey milk cow at Wilkins Service Station South Main. 60 sacks of re-cleaned Pinto beans. Contact 846J.
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Inquirer System Grocery
N. Richardson
W. A. Johnson
Auto Builders Are Baseball Stars
In Flint Michigan Aug 18 interest in the Detroit Tigers and the Michigan state league runs high among Buick plant workers. Luminaries include Pat Mullin outfielder for Detroit and Cotton Goodell and Chubby Guzak of the Flint Indians, Cleveland’s farm club. Mullin, rookie of the year in the American League, credits Jimmy Campbell Buick club president for his rise. Goodell and Guzak are on leave from Buick jobs and show signs of reaching the big leagues. Guzak has three years of minor league experience and is a Flint northern high school graduate. Goodell led the Alabama State League in his first pro season and began as a pitcher at Central High, one of the circuit’s leading sluggers.
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Flint
Mich
Detroit Tigers
Buick
Pat Mullin
Detroit
Cotton Goodell
Chubby Guzak
Flint Indians
Cleveland
Mullin
Jimmy Campbell
Goodell
Guzak
Northern High
Central High
Japan and U S discuss shipping amid visa and exit controls
In Tokyo, Deputy Dooman meets with Eigi Amau as Japan insists its position on the liner President Coolidge is clear. Tokyo imposes police authorization for leaving aliens, with Kobe authorities granted power to alter port departure and routes. Observers warn the situation echoes past U S Japan tensions.
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Coolidge
Washington
Japan
Kobe
United States
New York Stocks Close Prices August 18
The New York stock close lists numerous shares with prices ranging from AmAil at 42 and KroGro at 27 3/8 to RadioCor at 4 1/8 and HollySu at 15. The table includes AmCan 82 AmSmel 41 7/8 and USRubb 23 with many others such as AT&T 15 21/2 Penney 83 1/8 ReynoldsTo 32 1/4 and BoeingA 18, reflecting broad market activity for the session.
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New York
AmAil
KroGro
AmCan
Loew’si
Amc&f
Montgw
AmLoco
NatCash
AmMel
NatCyl
Amamil
NatGyp
AmSmel
NatLead
Amstlf
Natp<
ReynTo
Boeinga
SafeStr
Briggsm
SearsRo
ChiPney
Skellyo
Chrysler
SocVacuu
Cityi&f
Soucale
Com'l&Sou
Sperryc
ConsAire
ConsEdi
Stdoilc
ConsolOil
StdOill
ContCor
Stdoij
ContBak
TexCor
ConCan
TexGulf
Conoild
UnitAirl
CruciStl
UnitAire
CurtWrt
Usgyp
DougAir
Usinda
Fireston
Uspipe
GenElec
Usrubb
Eek GnFood
Ussmel
GenMet
Usss
Eel
Goodch
Wsunt
Gtwwsts
WsAib
Greyhc
Wse&m
HollySu
Chicago Produce Market Report Aug 18 Prices
Butter receipts total 72 184 with creamery grades around 35 1/4 to 39. Carrots priced at 34. Eggs receipts 8 001 with fresh graded firsts at 27 1/4 to 27 1/2 and storage packed extras 29 1/4. Current receipts 25 1/2. directory ties and checks around mid 20s.
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Chicago
New York wool futures edge up in light turnover
In New York on August 18, grease wool top futures rose modestly by 0.1 to 0.3 cent with Oct at 93.8 and Dec 92.5. Certificated grease wool spot marked 93.5N while top futures gained 0.3 to 0.4 cent with Oct 123.9B and Dec 121.4B. Certificated spot tops 125.5N. B bid N nominal. In New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, down 1 point. middling 15.72 with 1,442 sold. The item also notes a barber shop hire move and local ad.
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New York
New Orleans
Kansas City Livestock Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs: salable and total 2 500, fairly active, tops at 11.30. various weight ranges quoted. Sows 5.25 to 10.00, few 10.10. Cattle: salable 1 700, total 1 800. Calves: salable 2 500, total 2 700. Grain fed stock steady to strong, bulls strong to 15 higher. Stockers and feeders about 60 percent receipts, 8.75 to 11.25 for bulk, 12.40 for choice light steers, 12.50 for killing heifers, grass steers up to 10.25. Sheep: salable 4 500, total 7 600, no lambs early, fully steady demand, fed natives above 11.25, slaugh ter ewes 5.00 down.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
USDA
CHICAGO GRAIN AND BOSTON WOOL MARKET REPORT
Chicago grain prices show Sep Dec and May futures with slight moves across wheat corn and oats while Boston wool markets report demand for bright fleece grades with prices in cents per pound and higher bids for combing wools. Stronger demand noted for fine territory wools with scoured prices around 1.03 to 1.05.
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Boston
USDA
Dr T E Boggs Optometrist Ad In Town
Dr T E Boggs graduate optometrist at 309 N Main St offers eye exams glasses fitted and ground in house. Broken lenses may be duplicated immediately. Phone 21 for appointment.
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T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
Wall Street Gains Pad on Recovery Despite Mixed Bid
The New York stock market wavered with small gains early, then edged lower from intraday highs as foreign news dampened bullish sentiment. Transfers totaled 397,700 shares as steel, rail, and aircraft groups led a cautious recovery with notable names such as U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic Steel, and Boeing drawing support. bonds rose while commodities were uneven and Chicago wheat and cotton moved lower.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Boeing
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Caterpillar Tractor
Westinghouse
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed on Aug 18
New York cotton futures finished unchanged to two cents higher with October at 16.19, December 16.28 29, and January 16.28. Market moved on light activity as traders watched supply signals and global demand.
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New York
Curb Market Notes and Roswell School Bus Offer
The Roswell Auto Company advertises a late model school bus in good condition as a bargain. Market quotes in New York list Alma Alumina, Ark Nat Gas, Carrier, Cities Service, Ford, Hecla, Humble Oil, Ins Co N Am, with mixed price readings in mid August.
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CURB
New York
cCurb
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas
Carrier Corp
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Ins Co N Am
Roswell Auto Company
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Huff
Huff's
Huff’s
Huff's Jewelry Store
Bob McConnell
D. A
Max Littell
Coke Man
Ed Williams
Mediation Board
Curtis Wheeler
Ronage
Jay Duvall
Corriedale Rams
Torreon Sheep Co
Nickson Hotel
Home Grown
Black Eyed Peas
Anderson’s Gardens
Lest
Meadow
Moseley’s
Coronado Tavern
Jersey Milk Cow
Wilkins
South Main
Tommy Sumrow
Sanitary Barber Shop
The
Chaves CO. Abstract & Insurance CO
T. L. Gardner
Pres
National Bank
T. L. Gardner, Jr
Chicago Grain
Whhrat
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Elbertas
Gaylord's
Equitable Building & Loan Association
Save
Hiram M. Dow
E. G. Minton
Roswell Building & Loan Association
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