Wall Street Rally Lifts Rail and Aviation Shares
New York stock market edged higher as late rail issues joined aviation and carriers in the advance. Strong gains for J C Penny and General Printing Ink to new 1934 highs. United Aircraft and Reynolds Tobacco also rose. Major averages kept gains with notable strength in Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and U S Steel among others.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S
J. C. Penny
General Printing Ink
United Aircraft
Reynolds Tobacco
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
American Telephone
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Ptd
Bethlehem Steel
du Pont
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Can
American Sugar Refining
Worthington Pump
International Printing Ink
South Porto Rico
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Case
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Aviation Corp
Chrysler
Johns Manville
Trial starts to try Wilson for Van Horn murder
In El Paso Texas attorneys begin jury selection in the 34th district court to try Arthur C Wilson a Cleveland steel chemist charged with the murder of Mrs Irene Debolt her nude body found near Van Horn on November 7 1933 Extradition from Port of Spain Trinidad delayed trial District Atty Roy Jackson will qualify jurors on the death penalty with 28 witnesses planned five from Cleveland two from Tulsa and one from Yuma Wilson will plead not guilty and may offer character depositions His lawyer will challenge a confession note claiming self defense Proceedings expected to conclude by Monday Record Wapt Acs Get Results
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el Paso
Tex
34Th District Court
Arthur C. Wilson
Cleveland
Irene Debolt
van Horn
Wilson
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Lady Nelson. Dist
Roy Jackson
Tulsa
Okla
Yuma
Ariz
L. V. Dodson
Star of Australia on Pacific flight seeks Honolulu aid
Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm his co pilot George Littlejohn and navigator J L Skilling on the Star of Australia were off Oakland bound for Honolulu when engines ran low on gasoline. They signaled distress and asked for beacon guidance as coast guard cutter Itasca and three navy planes rushed to aid amid a widespread search from Wheeler Field Pearl Harbor and San Francisco.
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Charles T. P. Ulm
Army
Navy
Wheeler Field
Army Airport
Here
Ulm
Honolulu
Coast Guard
Itasca
Naval Air Station
Pearl Harbor
Globe
Oakland
Star of Australia
George M. Littlejohn
J. L. Shilling
Hawaii
Globe Wireless
Kaena Point
San Francisco
T. P. Ulm
George Littlejohn
J. L. Skilling
Weather Bureau
John S. Bayliss
Matson Navigation Company
Maliko
President Coolidge
Dollar
Army Base
Navy Base
Kyg
Clim
California
Coolidge
Australia
Cal
J Oe Skilling
Honolulu, Lieut. Ulm
Fanning Island
Fiji
Pacific
Stock Averages Report From 1934 Market Session
Stock averages and figures from the Market Statistics Co. show today’s values with several indices listed. The data includes a 30 index readings, various price figures, and percentage changes across multiple categories.
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Btandara Statistics Co
New York Curbs Mixed US Market Rates
AP report lists varied stock figures for Alum Co Am, Amn Cyan B, Am Gens War, Amn G&E, Am Maracaibo, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas A, Assoc G&E A, City Soc, City Soc Pid, Gens Cop Min, Cord Corp, Cusi-Mex, El Bons & Sh, Ford Met Ltd, Gulf Oil Pa Li ecla Min, Humble Oil, Newmont Min, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Stherling Rule, Shattuck Dean, Swift & Co, Texon On, Unit&Pow Al, Unit Verde with diverse prices.
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New York
Har
Nkl
T&t
Jns Mvr
Kelvina
Kencott Ag Lambert
KrogGro
Lig Myr
Liquid Co
Lorillard
Mack Tr
Marinemd
MeInpor
McKet
McLellan
Midcpet
Pac —_ MontWd
AmSgPf
Moth Lod
Amt&t
Murray C
Amtobb
Nash
Amwww
Nat Bis
Eewoln
Nat Bis Pf
Wipf
Nat Csh
Ieke
Nat Dary
Armii
At&sf
AuRef
Beth Sti
Boh Alum
Borden
urddMa
Ugter Byers.Co
Cal Hec
Camp Wy
Pacé
Colgate Com Cat
Soc Vac
SonBak
Nat Dist
Nat P&l
Nynh&h
NY Ontw
NikWst
Wa Aviat
NorAmr
NorAmPf
Nor’ Pac
Ohio Oil
OwlllGl
Pacg&e
Packard
Park U
Penny JC
Penn RR
Phelps D
Phil Pet
Progamfb
Pullman
Rad
RKO
Rep
Sti
Teytobb
Safeway
StroSead
L&sf
Schulte A
Seab Air
Seab Oi
Sears R
Shell U S27
Skelly O
Sto G&e Plac&w
Dia- Mat
Pyoug Air
St OilInd
Stdo NJ
Ste War
Stone&ww
Studbkr
Tex&Pac Pu Pent
TexCorp
Eastmn
Tex Gul
Hl Autl
Flee P&l
Corp
Imbel
Lidden
Oldust
US Steel
Goodyear
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn
G&e
el Bons. & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Liecla
Humble Oil
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Stherling Rule
Shattuck Dean
Swift & Co
Texon
Liberty bonds and loans close in New York trading
U S bonds in New York on December 4 closed with Liberty bonds at fourth 4 1/4s about 33 to 38 old terms and 102. Treas 4 1/4s traded 47 to 52 around 112.19. Home Owners Loan 45 51 at 101.6. Fed Farm Mtg 3s 49 at 99 and 3/4s 64 at 101.2.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
New York Cotton Prices Rise Moderately In Quiet Session
Losses from the prior day were partially recovered in a subdued market as light offerings and limited southern sales met covering and steady trade demand. March touched 12.51 with gains of about seven points. futures closed barely steady to higher by 1 to 6 points. Spot middling at 12.65. Galveston spot steady at 12.0 with sales of 250 bales.
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New York
Mary
Closing grain prices in Chicago trade
Chicago December old prices show wheat 99 7/8 cents, December new 1.00, May 1.00 3/8, July 94 1/4. Corn December old 93 7/8, December new 93 1/8, May 91 1/8, July 88 5/8. Oats December old 56, December new 56 1/38, May 54 3/8, July 49 1/2. Rye December old 78 1/2, December new 78 3/4, May 78 1/8, July 77 3/4. Barley December 85 1/4, May 81, July 11. Lard December 11.27, January 11.37, May 11.80. Bellies December 14.30, January 14.30.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Decline Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports mixed livestock trading on December 4 with hogs steady to 15 cents lower, top 5.95 for 220 to 280 pound pigs. cattle and calves opening steady but cows sliding, steers and yearlings 5.50 to 8.75 for good to choice weights. vealers 3.00 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs show strength with lambs up 25 to 35 cents and yearling wethers 4.75 to 6.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wool market report from Boston on fine Ohio delaine
Fair quantities of fine Ohio delaine and combing 64s and finer fleece wool moved this week in Boston at 27 cents grease weight for wools shrinking over 60 percent. Wools under 60 percent shrinkage were held at 28 cents. Bulk average French combing 64s and finer territory wools moved freely at 67 to 70 cents scoured basis.
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Boston
Ohio
New Orleans Cotton Close Steady On Spot Trade
New Orleans spot cotton finished level with yesterday as trading closed for the day. Sales reached 597 bales with middling classes priced at 12.65. The market showed no change in quotations despite active buying.
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New Orleans
BEN AMES DIED AND SURVIVORS REPORTED
Ben Ames died leaving mourners including his brother John Griffith Ames professor of English at Illinois College and cousin Dr Joseph S Ames president of Johns Hopkins University. No funeral plans yet. Dr J G Ames will arrive tomorrow from Illinois and Kirk Ames will come Thursday from New York.
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John Griffith Ames
Ilinois College
Dr. Josephs. Ames
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Dr. J. G. Ames
Illinois
Kirk Ames
New York
Bodies Found On Galapagos Isles In Echo Of Shipwreck
AP dispatch from Los Angeles reports the G Allan Hancock expedition located mummified remains on Marchena Island in the Galapagos Archipelago. The identifications are unclear, though officers cited papers and prior descriptions linking the victims to Alfred Rudolph Lorenz of Charles Island and Arthur Estampa of Academy Bay.
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Los Angeles
Marchena Island
Equator
Galapagos Archipelago
G. Allan Hancock
Velcro LI
Hancock
Marchena
Charles
Rodriguez
Santa Amaro
Fre Ostrem
Alfred Rudolph Lorenz
Charles Island
Paris
Arthur Estampa
Academy Bay
Cristian Evardsen Stampa
Sandefjord
Norway
Chavez Vote Board Contends Registered Lists Justify Counting Change
Chavez and Cutting attorneys spar over the canvassing board powers to review registration lists and poll books for invalid votes. Chavez argues the board may discard ballots from unregistered voters and potentially alter results, seeking to grant Chavez the election certificate pending a later contest. Opponents warn such action requires proper use of returns and could delay final results.
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Chavez
San Miguel
Joan C.watson
Akey Sen
Carl A. Hatch
Hatch
Attorneys For
Cutting
Secretary of State
Roswell and Valley Schools Receive Public Paintings
Four New Mexico schools Roswell Dexter Hagerman and Carlsbad received oil paintings under the FERA public works of art project. The works depict New Mexico scenes and are displayed for public viewing at Roswell Senior High School Library. Roswell keeps a view of adobe houses with a blue mountain painted by Sheldon Parsons of Albuquerque and Taos.
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Roswell
Dexter, Hagerman
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Fera Public Works of Art Project
Roswell Senior High School
Sheldon Parsons
Albuquerque
Taos
Tingley Seeks State Relief Review With Advisory Board
Governor elect Clyde Tingley called his legal advisory board to form a sub committee to examine New Mexico relief agencies. He wants a nonpartisan study of operations and needs, aiming to coordinate federal and potential state actions and share findings with city schools. D N Pope notes better understanding of state problems.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Ing
Federal to Buy Million Head of Cattle in Drought Aid
Denver dispatch reports the federal government will purchase 1,000,000 cattle in western drought areas as part of relief. Harry L. Petrie, head of the AAA cattle and sheep section, says about 100,000 owners will sell and growers receive roughly 149 to 150 dollars per head. Washington approved extending the program, already 7.5 million cattle bought and most slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harry L. Petrie
AAA
Petrie
Washington
Stove Wizard Demonstrations At Ward Ranges In Roswell
W C Presnell performs cooking wizardry with Montgomery Ward gas and oil ranges in Roswell. He bakes multiple angel food cakes in 12 minutes on a gas oven and shows bread baking in an oil range in 45 minutes. Ward manager Mouser endorses the new line as revolutionary and urges women to attend the 3 p.m. Thursday December 6th demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Presnell
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Mouser
Mr. Mouser
Presnell
Roswell
Makers of Arms in Control at Peace Meetings
Washington reports a Senate Munitions Committee hearing reveals a document showing munitions firms aiming for profits as World War I looms. Senator Nye charges European arms makers influenced Geneva conference delegates to scuttle a plan for world trade controls, with U S manufacturers allegedly aided and informed in advance.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Geneva
Nye
R-Nd
Tulips and Lillies of the Valley Advertisement
Roswell Floral Co promotes bulbs for spring blooms with a basic phone contact tied to an newspaper ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Floral Co
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Coast Guard and
Mané
Elobe
Galveston
Ben Ames
Galapagos
Isles
Roswell and Valley Schools
Tingley
D. N. Pope
Joe Perner
Mr. Contractor
Kemp Lumber Company
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