Wall Street Recovers Amid Mixed Market Shifts
The stock market rebounded from a late-session cutback as buying eased at higher levels. Leading gainers included American Telephone American Tobacco Case Johns Manville and Union Carbide, with gains in U S Steel Consolidated Gas United Aircraft and General Electric. Total volume reached 110,458 shares.
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Tunuy
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Case
Anita Fe
Johns Manville
Steel
New York Central
Consolidated Gas
United Aircraft
General Electric
International Telephone
Safeway
Hecover
Congress
Haseen
New York Stock Close December 6 1934 Listings
The New York Stock Exchange close today shows extensive quotidian trading across numerous sectors. Key names include Air-Way, American Can, Chrysler, General Electric, US Steel, and Westinghouse with mixed gains and losses securing a broad market read.
Chicago Grain and Futures Close Mixed on Small Changes
Grain quotes show December and May futures advancing in Chicago, with oats and barley showing scattered modest gains. Lard and bellies edges hold steady as traders note light volumes and thin spreads amid a cautious market tone.
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New York Cotton Prices Edge Higher on Trade Interest
Cotton advanced on trade buying and steady Liverpool cables then eased amid liquidation. March rose to 5.79 before settling around 5.68, with futures closing 11/16 higher as stock gains supported a quiet late session. March 5.77 78, May 5.88 89, July 5.98 99, Oct 6.16. Spot middling 5.80.
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New York
Liverpool
Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in Kansas City Trade
U S Department of Agriculture report from Kansas City notes 6,000 cattle and 3,500 sheep offering. Cattle demand steady to weak with top steer prices about 4.50 and underweights steady, hogs and calves active but mixed. Lambs and yearlings rise 15 to 25 cents with top fed lambs reaching around 5.75 to shippers and 5.40 to packers early.
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U. S. Dept. Agr
New Orleans Cotton Closes Steady Up Slightly
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady to 13 points higher with sales of 5,196 bales. Middling grade stood at 5.69 cents.
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New Orleans
Christmas Candy for Record Readers in The Daily Record
The Daily Record repeats its annual Christmas candy offer to readers. With each subscription paid in advance, a box of fine chocolate candy is included. The offer has run for nearly twenty years, welcoming old and new subscribers alike to join and enjoy the Record candy. New subscribers are urged to join while existing readers are invited to continue.
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Daily Record
Senators push reform bills on liquor and repeal
Md. sponsor seeks to cut Volkread tax by half a percent and let courts define intoxicating beverage, proposing one cent per gloss or two cents a pint beer tax to raise expected revenue. Senate leaders signal action on prohibition and repeal, with plans from Barbour to legalize up to 4 percent alcohol and to repeal the 18th Amendment via interstate commerce regulation.
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Judiciary Committee
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Arkansas
Barbour
N. J
Curb Close: Ark Nat Gas Al 5-8 Disease
New York curb quotes show Ark Nat Gas at 5 8, Ct Sve New at 3, Ct Sve Ptd 17 3 4, El BH & S&S 19 1 2, Ford Ltd 3 3 8, Gulf 671 29, Humble 44 1 2, Newmont 15, S OtInad 22 7 8, Unit Verde 2 3 8.
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Hoover outlines reforms and international steps in message
President Hoover says reforms must avoid inflation and avoid government overreach, urging limited emergency powers. He calls for cooperation with foreign nations to resolve war debts, plus plans to expand uniform manufacturing taxes, improve health and economic indicators, and push reforms in transportation, antitrust, and international agreements.
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Congress
TWO FAMILIES UNDER ONE ROOF MEANS TROUBLE
A reader counsels Elise to leave her parents and establish her own home after remarriage. The letter argues that living with parents strains marriages and urges the young wife to assert independence, while suggesting visits from the mother when wanted. The piece reflects social norms about multi generation households and marital privacy.
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Dors Blake
Elise
Mother
Mamma
Wool Market Moves in Boston on Western Frown Wools
In Boston on December 6, reports indicate a fair movement of higher grade western frown wools. Graded strictly combing 64s and finer sold well at 44-46 shillings secured, with an average around 45. R-month Texas wools moved at 57-68 secured. Twelve months Texas wools were slower, though some selections brought 43-45 secured.
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Texas
State vote canvass postponed to Dec. 12
Santa Fe officials say the official canvass of election returns for state officials and district legislative and judicial officials has been postponed to December 12 due to Governor Arthur Seligman's absence as a state canvassing board member.
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Santa Fe N. M
Marguerite P. Baca
Arthur Seligman
Hawes Cutting Bill Faces Filipino Opposition in Manila
In Manila a mass meeting of about 3000 voiced opposition to the Hawes Cutting bill ahead of the U S senate action on Philippine independence. General Emilio Aguinaldo urged unity beyond party lines and argued the bill offers only the shadow of freedom, not the substance.
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Philippines
United States
Senate
Emilio Aguimaldo
Veterans of the Revolution
Aguinaldo
Hoover Proposals To Restore Economic Balance
President Hoover presented key measures to Congress including a broad manufacturers sales tax at a uniform rate with exemptions for food and certain clothing. He also urged sweeping banking reforms as essential steps toward renewed recovery and economic stability.
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Washington
Congress
Sweeping federal reorganization and pay cuts announced
A major government overhaul groups and consolidates over 50 departments and agencies. Federal workers face a flat eleven percent pay cut with a $1,000 exemption, atop existing one to three percent reductions under furlough orders.
Reductions in Appropriations For Present Fiscal Year
A brief notice reports reductions in appropriations under those for the present fiscal year affecting budget allocations. The item notes adjustments to funding lines and potential impacts on departmental programs.
Twin Party Invites All Roswell Twins at Princess Thea tre
The Record hosts a Twin Party inviting all twins and related multiples in Roswell and Chaves county to the Princess Theatre Friday afternoon. The Godino twins Simplicio and Lucio will perform singing and dancing acts with free tickets and autographed photos for attendees, plus a chance to meet the entertainers after the show. Also notes a fiscal report line about year of $830,000,000 and public works cuts to $442,769,000.
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Simplicio
Lucio Godino
Vaudevile
Roswell
Chaves County
Godino Twins
Lucie
Princess
Elimination of payments to veterans sparks debate
A report discusses removing certain veterans payments tied to ill considered legislation. Officials weigh fiscal impact, timing, and effects on veterans. Congress broadens inquiry as lawmakers seek alternatives and guard needed benefits. The piece outlines potential beneficiaries and administrative considerations.
Doctor Swearingin Returns After Weeklong Illness
Dr. Swearingin Well Dr. D. D. Sweaingin resumed duties at his office this morning following a week of illness.
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