New York Stocks End Quiet After Sharp Slide
New York stock market steadied but made little progress after yesterday's decline. The day saw an uneven advance led by a few speculative issues while most shares edged higher. turnover totaled 783,600. Bonds held steady as cotton and grains softened. notable gains included Liggett & Myers, American Can, Phillip Morris, Celanese, and Procter & Gamble. Dupont and several others eased amid profit-taking tied to Roosevelt talks on war-financing.
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Wilson
Liggett & Myers
American Dan
Phillip Morris
Celeanese
Proctor & Gamble
Dupont
Roosevelt
Monsanto
Safeway
First
National
California
General Motors
Public Service
N. J
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Stock Averages Report From Standard Statistics Dec 12
Stock averages for December 12 show mixed movement with the average at 86.7, while other figures indicate varying gains and losses across leading issues. The data reflects standard industrial and transportation components, with daily changes not fully legible in the excerpt.
Cotton and bonds mixed on quiet December trading
New York and New Orleans markets showed quiet cotton trading with prices steady, March at 12.59 and middling around 12.80. U S bonds closed mixed, Liberty bonds and Treasuries steady to modestly higher, while grain futures posted varied closes across Chicago markets.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
CCC Camp Aids TVA War Work Near Norris Dam
About 5,000 CCC workers in the area undertake soil erosion tasks in connection with the TVA war at Norris dam. The camp lies roughly ten miles from Jacksboro Tennessee where a Friday night fire destroyed four buildings in the business district and caused damages estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Norris Dam
Jacksboro, Tenn
Hay Named as Acting Bank Examiner in Santa Fe
Santa Fe December AP report says Gov A W Hockenhall appointed John C Hay as acting bank examiner. His commission runs until January 1. Hay was chief assistant to John Bingham who resigned to accept a federal appointment.
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A. W. Hockenhall
John C. Hay
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John Bingham
U S Dept Agr Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market summary from December reports shows hogs at about 5 000 early sales with top 6.20 for 230 to 280 lb choic e. sows 275 to 500. feeder pigs 9 50 to 17 5. calves 800. fed steers and yearlings steady to 15 higher with steers 550 to 1500 lbs at 5.40 to 8.25. heifers 4.76 to 7.65. cows 3.00 to 4.00. vealers 3.01 to 5.50. Sheep 2 500. lambs about 15 lower. ewes 2.25 to 3.00.
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Kansas City
U S. Dept
Wool Market Report Shows Steady North Atlantic Demand
Boston December 12 AP U S Dept Agr reports scattered sales in fine fleeced wools. Ohio delaine 64s to finer sold 27 28 cents grease. French combing staple similar bright lines sold around 25 cents. Territory wools 64s and finer moved 68 70 cents scoured. Demand focused on average to short French combing staple at 68 70 cents scoured.
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U. S. Dept
Ohio
Federal official to attend Lordsburg cattle growers meeting
Albuquerque reports that a representative from the Federal Feed and Seed Loan agency will be invited to address the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association executive board in Lordsburg on December 20. The announcement was made last night.
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Babe Ruth Aims for Any Role in 1940 Baseball Picture
Babe Ruth says he is anxious to stay in baseball next season and would be happy with any role. He comments on rumors that Tillinghast Huston may buy Brooklyn and install Ruth as manager, and he declines Newark manager duties. Ruth played golf as Lefty Gomez visited. Gomez avoided the course after news of a cobra near the clubhouse.
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Bill Terry
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Carl Hubbell
Browns
Alabama Working on Stanford Formations
University, Ala, Dec 12 AP Another look at Stanford formations was in prospect for Alabama's Crimson Tide as they train for the Pacific Coast game on New Year's Day. Coach Frank Thomas has spent two days on fundamentals and yesterday had them face Stanford formations in dummy scrimmage. At least four rough scrimmages are planned before the long trek, with two limbering up workouts en route.
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Pacific
Lawyers hear Crile remarks at Chaves County event
Retiring Chaves County Bar Association president Herman Crile heads a gathering in Roswell with Judge M A Otero and Judge James B McGhee. They discuss juvenile delinquency, new state legislation, and the need for local lawyer input as the legal community reflects on Roswell’s early law days and the district’s future.
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Chaves County Bar Association
Dr. Crile
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James B. McGhee
Fifth District
McGhee
Chaves County
LeRoy Thompson
Chaves
Rite
Pfiffer
Albuquerque
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Roswell
J. M. Hervey
Socorro
Mr. Crile
Grace S. Massie
Massie
Federal Court
Virginia Hervey
Rile
Phillips
Focal Bar Association
O. E. Little
Otero
Lobo Football Schedule Reveals 1935 Plan and Likely Home Slate
The University of New Mexico Lobos announce a nine to ten game 1935 grid schedule with about six home games and a potential conference mix. Colorado College opens on October 12 in Colorado Springs, with Thanksgiving at home against the New Mexico Aggies. future dates depend on border conference decisions and Texas Tech scheduling.
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University of New Mexico Lobos
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Missing Rio Arriba poll book triggers state canvass
Santa Fe officials report the Goberna dor precinct poll book is missing after a messenger sought it from Rio Arriba county. The state canvassing board will meet at the Secretary of State to decide on next steps. Separate dispatch notes spot cotton in Galveston steady at middling 12.75 with 150 sales.
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Boxing results from last night across multiple cities
Chicago Tony Cancela stopped Cora Griffin after 48 in Tampa. Houston Ralph Cong outpointed Tuffy Dial. Pottsville Wally Sears beat Henry Firpo. Kansas City Bus Breese outpointed Tommy Paul while Orlando Broullard drew with Willie Davies. St Petersburg Frankie Blair outpointed Gene O Leary. Buddy Holmbeck defeated Jimmy Lightfoot. Los Angeles Oscar Rankin outpointed Tommy Rios. Leo Kelly stopped Emile Martinez. Charleston Carl Knowles fought as listed. Vancouver Young Gordon Wallace KO'd Billy Townsend.
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Merchants urged support for residence decoration contest at fair
A. F. Madison urged merchants to back a decoration contest limited to residences. H. A. Poorbaugh asked for ideas on improving rodeo facilities at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair as many people were turned away this year due to inadequate seating, including visitors traveling long distances.
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Baseball magnates close doors on Ruth tie up market
New York, Dec 12 AP Major league magnates met behind closed doors to tackle routine matters while the baseball market stayed active and trades remained in the angling stage. Ford C Frick was formally installed as National League president and Bill Brandt named head of the service bureau. Harold Traynor of the Pirates is negotiating with several clubs as Boston and Philadelphia pursue players.
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Pie) Traynor
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Scientific wrestling match promised at Armory tomorrow
Promoter L B Lynch sets a clean scientific card headlined by Ken Gaston versus Dutch Aultman with a potential Matsura appearance if crowds rise. Aultman carries a strong win streak while Gaston and Aultman pledge a pure contest, plus a high quality semi final and prelim talkfest.
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Dutch Aultman
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Olin Dutra Maintains Lead At Miami Biltmore Open
In Miami Florida on December 12 AP reports Olin Dutra National Open champion held a two stroke lead midway through the Miami Biltmore tournament with 137 golfers remaining. Dutra opened with 70 then 74 to sit at 144 after 36 holes while Abe Espinosa Johnny Farrell and Orville White were within striking distance.
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California
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Abe Espinosa
Chicago
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Short Hills
N. J
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Cleveland
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N.i
Alumni Move to Bring Henry Back to Missouri Football
An alumni drive in central and southeastern Missouri seeks to return Gwinn Henry as Missouri head football coach and athletics director, potentially replacing Chester L. Brewer. Henry, then at the University of New Mexico, reportedly agreeable. a contrasting committee favors San Faurot of Kirksville Teachers College as successor to Frank Carideo.
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Gwinn Henry
University of Missouri
Henry
University of New Mexico
Chester L. Brewer
Missouri
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Kirksville Teachers’ College
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Coyote Cagers Open Season With Dexters Demons Headline
Roswell high school basketball coach Poe Corn says the Coyotes look good in practice as they prepare for Friday night season opener against Dexter Demons who beat Hagerman 28 to 16. Tipoff at 7:38 with a preliminary junior game at 7. Admission is 25 cents. Roswell starting lineup and reserves listed with players from both teams.
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Roswell High School
Coyotes
Dexter High School Demons
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