Wall Street Advances Pause in Aidemble Trading Day
New York stocks opened mixed and drifted choppily as most leaders held range while speculative issues drove limited gains. Volume reached 464,060 shares as grains firmed and notable moves included Philip Morris up near a new year's high and modest advances for Radio Preferred B and several others.
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Wall Street
New York
Philip Morris
Radio
Wilson & Co
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Liggett & Myers
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
American Can
Woolworth
Chrysler
General Motors
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Prospects of cotton act keep gains and price drift
New York cotton futures opened higher on expectations the Bank head cotton control act will continue next year. March rose to 12.68 before easing to 12.60 at close. Spot middling prices held at 12.80 with market broadly steady for most months.
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New York
Liberty Bond Quotes and Farm Mortgage Rates
New York cash bond notes list Liberty Bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 101.29 after trade. Freas 4 1/4s quoted 47-52, Home Owners Lontr4s at 51, 101. Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 99.3 and 3 1/4s at 101.16.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Fed Farm
Kansas City Livestock Prices Weaken. Fed Steers Up
Kansas City market summary shows hogs steady to 4.75 5.75 per hundredweight for lights 150 170 lbs. Cattle and calves week totals: fed steers and yearlings 15 25 higher, mixed yearlings weak to mostly 25 lower, cows firm, other categories 15 25 lower. Week’s top 9.25 for prime yearlings. medium to good steers 5.00 7.50. best fed heifers 6.75. Sheep week fully 50 lower, lambs and natives early 7.40, late 6.35 50, slaughter ewes down from 3.00, feeding lambs scarce.
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Kansas City
New York Curb Market Summary of Rocky Stocks
A list of closing figures from the New York curb market featuring varied issues and industry names. Notable entries include Gulf Oil, Newmont Min, Swift & Co, Ford Mot Ltd, Texan Oj, Penn Road, and Trans Cent Air with mixed price movements and fractions listed alongside each name.
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New York
CURB
the Associated Press
Amn Cyan B
Amn G&fe
Am Sup
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc G&e A
City ‘Sve
City Sve Ptd
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Lily McN&l
Newmont Min
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Siberling Rule
Swift & Co
Texan Oj
Trans Cent Air
Nnit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed as Markets Close
Chicago grain prices show modest shifts with wheat for December around 1.00 to 1 1/4, May near 1.01, and July at 94 7/8 while oats trade near 56 1/2 for December and 53 3/8 for May. Rye prices hover around 81 for December with slight changes and barley quotes near 86 for December and 1758 for January.
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Chicago
Kickenibes Aid
U ‘Oat
RYE
Epes
Jay Arley
Spot Cotton Quiet in Galveston Market
In Galveston on December 15, spot cotton held steady with a five point drop to middling prices about 12.35 cents per pound. Sales reached 3,213 bales.
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Galveston
Stock Averages Report From December 15 1934
Daily stock figure summary from Standard Statistics Co shows industry averages and latest closes for 50 industries and 20 rails 20 utilities and 20 arts with overall index near 86.4 today 86.1 yesterday and 37.4 51.4 72.6 across groups noting a pro day reading of 86.1 and 37.4 for certain sectors.
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Standard Statistics Co
Boston Wool Market Sales Decline Slightly in Week
Domestic wools sold fairly well in Boston last week but slower overall than the prior week. Fleeces brought 27-28 cents grease for fine Ohio delaine and 23-24 cents for French combing. Limited 56s 3/8 blood Ohio wool sold at 28-29 cents for combing and 26-27 cents for clothing. Western grown wools saw strongest demand for French combing 64s and finer, 68-73 cents for graded lines, 65-70 cents for original wools.
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Boston
Ohio
Territory
New Orleans Cotton Closing Prices Dip Slightly
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady to five points lower with sales totaling 796 bales. Middling 12.79 cents.
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New Orleans
Old Guard Republicans in New Mexico Meet for Organization
In Roswell and Santa Fe a two day gathering of Old Guard Republicans addressed party organization and possible policy moves toward the new administration. Attendees included Albert Simms and Ed Safford with discussions on patronage, minority appointments, and future party actions amid a looming reorganization of the New Mexico GOP.
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H. O. Bursum
Clyde Tingley
Old Guarders
National Republican Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
New Mexico
Albert G. Simms
Simms
John F. Young
Cuba
W. C. Reid
Albuquerque
J. M. Hervey
Roswell
Percy Wilson
Silver City
Ed Safford
Santa Fe
Safford
Old Guards
Old Guard
Albert Simms
Ed Sargeant
Judge Leahy
Las Vegas
Kellahin
Chaves County
H. W. Kane
Mary Bartolino
Recovering From Auto Crash At Albuquerque
Albuquerque New Mexico December 15 Mrs W R Eaton wife of former Congressman Eaton of Colorado was injured in an auto accident Tuesday night and was reported resting easy today and slowly recovering from the shock of the accident
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Albuquerque
N. M
W. R. Eaton
Eaton
Colorado
Recaptured convict calls Alcatraz a hell hole
John M Stadig, a 25 year old federal counterfeiter held for return to Alcatraz Island, described the prison as a hell hole after being captured following a hunger weakened escape. He blamed Al Capone for political pull and recounted injuries from a train window plunge during the escape from Portland.
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Martinez
Calif
John M. Stadig
Hell Hole
Alcatraz Island
al Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz
Portland
Ore
John Ott
Stadig
Capone
Interests in U S Want War With Japan
Gen Smedley D Butler, retired Marine officer, says U S interests soon would advocate war with Japan to lift national mood. Speaking in New York under a new discussion group, Butler cites Japan's pacific actions and warns of an eventual clash if the United States fails to stay continent bound.
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New York
United States
Japan
Smedley
D. Butler
Marine Corps
Butler
Washington
Pacific
Cold Murder of Two Missionaries
Shanghai dispatch describes the execution of American missionaries Mr. and Mrs. John C. Staim by Chinese bandits near Tsins tei. Their bodies were found on a battlefield 15 miles away. Infant Helen Priscilla survived with help from a Chinese pastor as government troops pursue the bandits led by Fan Chin Ming amid Chiang Kai-shek campaigns.
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Shangshai
Tsingter
China Inland Mission Station
John C. Staim
George Birch
Mr. Birch
Helen Priscilla
Wuhu
Tsmeteh
United States
Tsinsteh
Helen
Wuha
Fan Chin- Ming
Kiangsi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Aguayo defeats Purdin in fall wrestling match
Francisco Aguayo won two of three falls to defeat Jack Purdin in Albuquerque last night. Purdin captured the second fall. Ernie Arthur lost two straight falls to Tug Wilson in the hour limit semifinal.
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Albuquerque
Francisco Aguayo
Jack Purdin
Purdin
Ernie Arthur
Tug Wilson
Nurses Gather for Christmas Program at Artesia Hotel
Twenty two nurses attended a meeting at the Artesia Hotel last night, with fifteen from Roswell. A Christmas program was presented during the gathering, highlighting community health workers and local tradition.
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Roswell
Artesia Hotel
Fish confession in Grace Budd murder escalates hunt for more victims
In New York and Westchester, authorities recover the skeleton of Grace Budd and a stained meat cleaver linked to Albert H. Fish. Fish, jailed at the Tombs, admits killing Grace and hints at other cases, claiming responsibility for all missing children if proven. The case hinges on an upcoming grand jury and murder indictment in White Plains.
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New York
Dee
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Westchester
Amos ©. Squires
S. Fish
Westchester County
Gram
White Plains
Fish
Grace
President Seeks Two More Years for CCC Program
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress to extend the Civilian Conservation Corps for two more years, citing ongoing relief and conservation benefits. Fechner, the director of emergency conservation, said the president intends to continue emergency conservation work, with about 350,000 young men, veterans, and woodsmen currently employed in CCC forest camps.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Fechner
CCC
Christmas Shows Draw About 2200 Children Today
About 2200 children attended free daytime performances at the Yucca and Princess theatres as part of a Christmas program by the Advertising Club. A toy collection by Lions gathered many toys at an afternoon toy show hosted by Yucca Princess management. An upcoming free children's Christmas show will be announced in The Record.
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Yuec Ca
Princess Theatres
Advertising Club
Lions
The
Princess
Yucca-Princess Management
Acknowledgments for Mrs Beatty Death Support
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and after the death of wife and mother Mrs William J Beatty. Signed W J Beatty Harry W Helner Mary L Foxwell.
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William J. Beatty
W. J. Beatty, Harry W. Helner
Mary L. Foxwell
Thanks to friends for kindness after mother's passing
The Marshall Brothers express gratitude to friends and relatives for their kindness during the illness and death of their beloved mother.
Marriage licenses issued to Dexter and Nashville couples
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday afternoon to Lor ence Casares and Marcis Morena, both of Dexter, and to Crystal Edwards Houston and Hazel Ware Hanson, both of Nashville, Tennessee.
Roswell Return of Lake J. Frazier and Court Crew
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney returned to Roswell last night from Lovington where he has been in connection with the jury court term. Judge M Ghee and Henry Puckett cot reporter expect to return Monday.
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Lake J. Frazier
Roswell
Lovington
M Ghee
Henry Puckett
Mooney Appeals to Supreme Court in Habeas Corpus Bid
San Francisco December 15 The State of California opposed Tom Mooney’s application to the United States Supreme Court for permission to file a writ of habeas corpus arguing Mooney failed to present a federal question and that his 1916 Preparedness Day bombing trial did not violate the U S Constitution.
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San Francisco
State of California
Tom Mooney
United States Supreme Court
Mooney
Las Vegas man killed in truck crash near Montezuma
Fidel Chavez of upper Las Vegas died when his truck struck a rock and overturned into a ditch. He was reportedly en route from his home to Montezuma.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Fidel Chavez
Upper
Chavez
Montezuma
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