Wall Street Opens as Congress Debates Futures
Markets opened gingerly with uncertain legislative outlook. Turnover reached 1,062,546 shares. Stocks held in a narrow range with selective gains for Allied Chemical, U S Smelting, Goodyear, Johns Manville among others while rails and utilities drifted lower. Gold and currencies rose in foreign dealings as bonds showed little trend.
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Wall Street
New York
Congress
U. S
Allied Chemical
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Continental Can
McIntyre Porcupine
Continental
American Can
du. Pont
American Telephone
Wilson & Co. A
Radio Pid
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Studebaker
International Cement
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Public Service of New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
North American
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
J. C. Penney
National Distillers
Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial Opens With Witnesses
Flemington New Jersey Jan 3 AP The trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby murder begins with jurors chosen and state witnesses ready Walters Robert Hunterdon county engineer testifies with maps and floor plans of the Lindbergh estate Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and nurse Miss Betty Gow appear as witnesses to recount the March 1 1932 kidnapping and death of Charlie Lindbergh Jr. The state seeks a first degree murder verdict and the crowd watches as Col Lindbergh sits near the prosecution table
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Roberts
Hauptmann
Trenchard
Pope
Lindbergh House
Graund
Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jersey
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Edward J. Reilly
George K. Large
Justice Trenchard
Anne Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Wilentz
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John F. Condon
Bronx
Condon
Mrs. Wheatley
Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Florida
N. J
Sourland Mountain
Hunterdon County
Colonel Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Neverabs Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Walter FE. Roberts
Sourland
Hopewell
Mercer County
Lindberghs
Moving Day At State Capitol
Moving day at the New Mexico capitol as welfare, federal relief workers, and planning board staff relocate. Senate chamber crowds ease as offices shift to a partly finished relief building across the street and housing moves continue in the new wing. Final touches await several weeks of completion.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Welfare Department
Federal Relief Forces
Federal Relief Bureau
Senate Chamber
State Planning Board
Republicans List of 20 Policy Proposals From 1932 Platform
The document outlines Republican priorities including states’ rights, a balanced federal budget, sound money, bank deposit insurance, merit system restoration, protective tariffs, immigration limits, abolition of child labor, strengthened anti-trust laws, limited government entry into private enterprise, liberal loans for private business, veteran liberal legislation, world peace through reduced war profits, universal draft in war, local welfare administration, job insurance, old age pensions as state functions, agricultural policy to empower farmers, and protection of free speech and press and radio.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Boston Wool Market Holds Quiet Start to Year
Boston wool market activity opens slowly on January 3 as mills inquire for finer western wools and sales close intermittently. Agents report limited bidding and cautious buying amid early-year uncertainty.
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Boston Wool
Boston
US Dept
New York Stocks Close on Jan 3 1934 Advances and Lags
Stocks on the New York Exchange finish the session with mixed moves led by gains in Amalgamated Copper and American Tobacco while United Airlines and several rail issues retreat. Major averages show uneven strength as traders weigh industrials and utilities against transport and minor issues.
New York Cotton Falls on Realizing Market Quiet
New York trading was restrained as cotton edged lower amid realization selling and reaction to overseas markets. Futures slipped 1 to 5 points with January at 12.54, March 12.70, May 12.76, July 12.79, October 12.63, December 12.68, spot steady at 12.85 middling after Galveston reports steady prices and 200 sales.
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Chicago
New York
Congress
Cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on January 3 AP reports spot cotton closing steady with unchanged quotations. Sales reached 537 bales, middling grade priced at 12.91.
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New Orleans
Liberty bonds and Treasury notes close mixed in New York
U S bonds closed with Liberty bonds showing Fourth 4 1/43 at 33-38 and 101.27 for the old issue, Treas 4 1/4s at 47-52-113.26, Home Owners loan 4s at 51-100.31, Fed farm mortgage 3s at 49-99.20, and Farm mortgage 3 1/4s at 64-101.15, reflecting varied movements in early January trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
Adam
T&t
al C&dye
Altic
Am. Can
Kencott
Amcr&f
Krog Gro
Amcmai
Lambert
AmCrySg
Lorillard
Am&pforp
AmLoco
cIapor
McKet
Amerp&l
McLellan
Amp1
Miacpet
AmRdSt
Mo Pace
Amrollm
Mont Wd
AmSmelt
Moth
AmStlFd
Murray C
AmSgRef
Nazgh
Amt&t
AT & SF
Aub_Auto
Nor Amer
Avia Cor
Nor Pac
Bal Loco
Ohio Oil
B&o Rail
Pac G&e
Barnedl
Packard
Beatric
Park U
Bendix A
Penny JC
Beth Stl
Penn RR
Boh Alum
Phelps
Borden
Phil
Pet
Bulova
Progamb
FruradMa
Pubini Pf
Buster
Pulinmran
Byers Co
Cal Hee
CampWy
Pac
Case Jr
Reytobb
Defense
Safeway
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Stjlead
C&o Rali
L&sp
P&p
Schulte
Ppft
Chi Ri&p
Chryshr
Sears R
Coca Col
Colgate
Sears
Col. G&@E
Shell U
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Soc Vac
ComSolv
SoCal Ed
Comur
Sou Pac
Congo Na
Sou Ry
En Gas
Sta Brds
Cohs
Trans Am
EI. Aud
Carbi
Elec P&Él
RG Erie RR
Foster Wh
Unit
Corp
Gil Raz
Glidden
Goodyear
Gt NorPf
Util
GwWwsSugar
Wadsco
Hershey
Vanadum
Hous Oil
Warn Pix
HoweSnd
West Mary
Hud Mtr
West Union
Mtr
Weet Air
Wste&m
Liberty Bonds
Fed Farm
Marriage License Granted to Aragon and Montoya
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon in Roswell to Alfred Aragon and Dora Montoya, both of Roswell.
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Alfred Aragon
Dora Montoya
Roswell
Miss Clara Olsen Initiates Long Overdue Rest
Santa Fe January 3 AP Miss Clara Olsen longtime secretary to New Mexico governors has begun a months long break visiting friends she has long wished to see. Renowned across the state she served 12 chief executives from 1901 onward alternating between Republican and Democratic administrations before retiring with Gov Clyde Tingley’s appointment of W H McMains of Albuquerque as secretary.
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Santa Fe
Clara Olsen
Miss Olsen
New Mexico
Miguel A. Otero
Bono Sentenced to Penitentiary for Forgery
George R. Pemberton was sentenced to 1 to 2 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery. Abaristo Montoya received 18 to 30 months for larceny with prior deferral. Judge McGhee also added 333 names to registration lists, enabling those named to vote in the January 14 election.
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George R. Pemberton
State Penitentiary
James B. McGhee
McGhee
Abaristo Montoya
Montoya
J. P
Constable
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London
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Lansing, Mich
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Lison C. Case
Franklin
Howard V. Biggs
Clinton Township
Colonel Lind
Col. Lindbergh
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Gay Head
Mass
Asks Mistrial
Reilly
Walter E. Roberts
Lindbergh Hopewell
Associated Press
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the Times
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Standard Statistics Co
CURB
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Amn Cyan
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Assoc
Hecla
Humble Oil
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Swift & Co
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Unit Verde
Galvyeston Cotton
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