Wall Street Steady With Mixed Stock Movements
New York stocks closed fairly steady on January eighteenth as traders showed cautious optimism. Led by scattered gainers like American Type Founders and Deere, most blue chips held steady while several major names such as General Electric and U S Steel drifted with limited change amid dull grain activity and flat rail shares. The week saw a 686,230 share turnover as price movements remained modest.
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Wall Street
New York
Schulte
Budd Manufacturing
Mullins Mfg
Universal Pipe & Radiator
Case, Deere
International Harvester
U. S. Smelting
American Smelting
American Can
U S Bonds and Galveston Cotton Prices Reported
U S bonds closed with Liberty bonds at 102 and Fed Farm Mortgage notes around 100.6 to 102. Galveston spot cotton remained steady with middling at 12.60 cents and no sales.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Galveston
Revival Meeting At Church of Christ Continues
Large crowds attend the revival at 424 East 5th Street as Mr. Matkins delivers lessons on teaching. Tonight's subject is substitutes. Services begin at 7 15 p m. Attend with a friend to hear the gospel preached in purity and simplicity.
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Church of Christ
East 5Th Street
Matkins
Local official Daniel Vaughan visits Las Cruces
Daniel Vaughan of Las Cruces, former head of the federal employment office at Roswell, arrived in town today for unspecified meetings and engagements.
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Dan Vaughan
Daniel Vaughan
Las Cruces
Roswell
Silt in Reservoirs Hampers Water Regulation Efforts
A western mountain and plains committee report notes arid valleys while rainfall is higher in mountains and highlights silt as a major hurdle in stream regulation. It argues that no full solution exists and that more reservoirs or larger capacities may be required to sustain regulation.
It Has Helped Thousands With Constipation Relief
An ad claims Thedford's Black Draught eases constipation and related symptoms such as headaches biliousness dizziness and poor appetite. A testimonial from J L Brittan of McAdenville North Carolina says after starting Black Draught he felt better after a dose or two.
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Thedford
J. L. Brittan
McAdenville
N.C
Market Report From Kansas City Live Stock Prices
Kansas City stockyards show hogs at 2000 head trading mostly 5 to 10 lower with top 7.95 for 220 to 250 pound hogs. Cattle and calves steady to easier. steers 7.50 to 11.50 per 500 to 1500 pounds, heifers 4.25 to 9.75, cows 5.00 to 6.00. Vealers 5.00 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs 4000 head with lambs steady to 10 higher. top fed lambs 8.85, ewes up to 5.00, yearling wethers 5.75 to 7.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
US Dept
Wool Market Report Notes Limited Demand for Coarser Grades
Boston January 18 1941 AP US Dept Agr reports most moder ate demand for greasy combing domestic wools centers on 64s and finer grades with some interest in coarser fleeces. Prices for strictly combing 56s 3/8 blood Ohio fleeces 28 29 cents grease. Small sales for 48s 50s 1/4 blood at 26 27 cents grease. top makers show slightly stronger call for tops from 50s wool.
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Boston
Ohio
New York curb market report mixed early trading
AP reports a scattered showing on the New York curb with varied quotes across industries. Notable figures include Gulf Oil at 56 3/4, Humble Oil at 45 3/4, Newmont at 37 1/8, and El Bons & Share at 6 5/8 amid a broad list of utilities and mining stocks.
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New York
CURB
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G & E
Am Maracaibo
Sup
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc G & E
City Sve
Cons Cop
Cord Corp
Cord Corp 4. Cusi-Mex. 2. El] Bons & Share 6 5/8. Gulf Oi Pa
Hetla
Humble Oil
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn
Swift & Co
Unit & Pow al
Unit Verde
Grain closes mixed as May wheat leads gains
Chicago grain prices closed with May wheat at 97 5/8 and May corn at 86 5/8 while other contracts posted declines. Rye and barley showed modest moves. Lard and bellies futures edged in tighter ranges with nearby months trading around 12 to 16 dollars.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Sinks on Demand
New York January 18 AP Slight foreign buying opening lifts on foreign demand but liquidation drags futures. March slips from 12.59 to 12.46, recovers to 12.50. closes barely steady 12-14 lower. January 12.33N March 12.43 May 12.48 July 12.48 October 12.39 December 12.45 Spot middling 12.60 quiet.
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New York
York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
T&t
Air Group
Jas Myvi
Aka J
Kelvina
Legny
Kencott
al C&dye
Krog Gro
Allis C
Lig Myrs
Amcr&É&F
McLellan
AmnLoco
Montard
Amr P&l
Amwipf
Nynh&h
Arm Ill
Armillpf
NorAmrth
AT & SF
Nor Pac
At Ref
Ohio Oil
AubAuto
Owllg
Avia
Cor
Pac G&e
Bal Loco
Packard Bal Loco Pf Park U
Penny JC
T&orail
Penn Rreo
Bendix A
Phelps D
Beth Stl
Phil Pet
BedAdam
Progmb
Borden
Pullman
Safeway
Orail
P&p
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PPI
Shell Li
Chrysier
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Colgate
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Comé&Sour
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CongoNa
StOilind
Con Gas
Ltd O NJ
Cone
Ste Wrn
CornPro
Stone&Ww
Coty
Studbkr
Curt Wrt
Tex Corp
Lac&ww
Tex Gas
Dia Mat
Texpc&o
Doug Air
Tex PL
du Pont
Timkenb
Eastman
Carbi
Elec P&l
Lini Erie RR
Gil Raz
Us Steel
Georger Goldust
GtNorPt
Vadsco GwSugr
Vanadum
Hetland
Warn - Pix
WestMary
West UN
West Nir
Ilp- Cdl
Wste&m
Ind. Ray
Wolwrth
Nkl
Democrats say security plan will go through unaltered
Washington reports Democratic leaders expect President Roosevelt's social security plan to pass promptly with little change. House tactics may curb revolting blocs. opposition voices varied from Borah and Townsendites to some Republicans and lawmakers urging narrower, funded reforms. Debates center on federal pensions, unemployment insurance financing, and overall reach of the program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Robinson
Representative Fish
Borah
Idaho
Appeal to clean up Roswell calls for city effort
The city administration and Chamber of Commerce urged residents to tidy Roswell. Clyde Fulton and fire chief Rue Chrisman led efforts to clear alleys, remove fire hazards, and haul trash. City trucks will collect piled debris if telephoned to city hall, with vacant lots targeted for cleanup and property values boosted.
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Roswell
America
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde Fulton
Rue Chrisman
Wool Demand Slowed Up In Past Week Report
The AP bulletin notes wool demand slowed in the past week with steady prices. Foreign markets firm. Western operations slow. Mohair unchanged. Quotations cover fleeces and scoured and pulled bases across states and regions with varied grade ranges and regional prices.
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Boston
State Must Get New Mexico Relief Funds
The governor warns New Mexico must raise its share of half a million dollars or risk losing federal relief. Major Braught will stay as acting relief administrator, charged with creating an efficient system. The governor seeks ideas while praising faster work at FERA headquarters and reduced waste.
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Mexico
New Mexico
Major Braught
FERA
Hauptmann Trial Turmoil Blows Up As Wife Denies Witness
In Flemington New Jersey on January 18 the Anna Hauptmann trial for Charles Lindbergh Jr. murder again erupted as Mrs Hauptmann shouted You lie at witness Ella Achenbach. The scene drew jurors officials and spectators to their feet as the court urged restraint and the defendant apologized promising to keep quiet.
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Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard
Hauptmann
Achenbach
Ella Achenbach
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Ella Auchenbach
Bronx
Edward J. Reilly
Thomas W. Trenchard
Reilly
Trenchard
Mrs. Hauptmann
Thomas H. Sisk
Hauptmann trial details reveal gold ransom notes found
Testimony states the Lindbergh ransom bills in Hauptmanns garage were gold notes and that baby Lindbergh died from a fractured skull, implying a fall from a ladder during the kidnapping. Hauptmann remained composed despite an outburst as prosecutors press evidence.
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Hauptmann
Charles H. Mitchell
Wilentz
Tri-State gang leaders captured in New York
Robert Mais and Walter Legenza of the Tri-State gang were captured in New York and face Virginia execution for robberies and the murder tied to the holdup of a federal reserve bank truck and a jail escape. Also arrested were Mary McKeever, a man named Farrell, and Gale. Gale reportedly escaped from a Florida chain gang.
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Richmond
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
New York
Virginia
Federal Reserve Bank
W. A. Toot
E. M. Huband
Washington
Department of Justice
Mais
Legenza
Mary McKeever
Farrell
Gale
Florida
Philadelphia
Tri-State
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
Karpis-Barker
Fred
Kate
Ma) Barker
Cummings
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Chicago
Marriage License Issued to Henry and Mathews in Roswell
A marriage license was issued this morning at the county clerk’s office to William Henry and Minnie Mathews, both residents of Roswell.
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William Henry
Minnie Mathews
Roswell
Fire Ward Boundaries for Roswell City and Ward Divisions
The Record publishes Roswell fire zone limits and four wards. Zone is bounded north by Sixth Street south by Alameda west by the alley between Richardson and Pennsylvania east by the Santa Fe railway. Ward map follows Third Street and Main Street division lines with specified city sections assigned to each ward.
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Roswell
Sixth Street
Alameda
Richardson
Pennsylvania
Third Street
Main Street
Third
Main
PWA Urges List of Projects by February 11
Public Works Administration calls for all feasible construction projects to aid Roosevelt's job program for 3.5 million people. Secretary Ickes asks state and local authorities planning boards and public bodies to provide project details and estimated costs to PWA engineers by February 11. A national inventory will be compiled by March 1 in cooperation with state planning boards under the national resources board.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Ickes
PWA
National Resources Board
Plane crash kills Mendell and partner near Los Angeles
Loren W. Mendell, once holder of the endurance record, and dancer Polly Louise Counnerirth died when Mendell's plane crashed into a mountainside 25 miles north of Los Angeles after fog delayed rescue. Civilian Conservation Corps workers hiked through brush to reach the wreckage. Mendell set a 246 hour 43 minute endurance record in 1929 with co-pilot R. B. Reinhart, a record soon surpassed.
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Los Angeles
Loren W
Dell
Here
Polly Louise Counnerilh
Civilian Conservation
Corps
Mendels
E. P. Doyle
Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Lusk Jr Elected President Of Chicago Alpha Phi Sigma
Ewing Lusk Jr of Roswell New Mexico has been chosen president of the University of Chicago chapter of the business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi. Membership is restricted to upperclassmen in the School of Business.
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Chicago
Ill
Ewing, Lusk Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roswell
N. M
University of Chicago
Deta Sigma Pi
School of Business
Roswell Boy Ray Long Receives El Paso Hospital Care
Ray Long, a Roswell youth, is at Masonic Hospital in El Paso for continued treatment of a leg injury. He previously suffered a compound fracture and required a steel plate during surgery.
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Ray Long
Roswell
Masonic
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