Stocks Fall Back From Early Gains In Irregular Session
New York stock market slid in late dealings after a morning of some improvement. Western labor unrest remained a factor but less pivotal than yesterday. Turnover = 616,650 shares. Wheat and corn jumped on crop damage estimates. cotton hit four year highs. Some rail shares resisted. General Electric and others supported by earnings hopes.
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New York
U. S
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union
Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
General Electric
Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
Phillip Morris
U. S. Smelting
MclIntype Porcupine
American
Dome
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Hudson Motors
Auburn
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Case
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Liberty bonds and treasuries close steady in New York
Liberty bonds end trading with Fourth 4 1/43 at 33-38 and 101.19, Treas 4 1/4s at 47-52 and 113.26, Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/264 at 102.19, and Home Owners Loan 4s at 51 and 101.4.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Kansas City Livestock Market Report July 17
Hogs 6000 mostly steady with Monday average on 176 pounds up to 4.60 top. Packing sows 525 to 500 pounds 3.25 to 4.10. Cattle 11000, calves 2000, fed steers and yearlings steady to easier. Choice feeders steady. Steers 550 to 1500 pounds 5.50 to 9.00, heifers 5.00 to 6.75, cows 2.75 to 4.00, milk fed calves 2.00 to 5.00. Sheep 5000, lambs steady to 25 lower than best time, yearlings strong, lambs 6.50 to 7.35 per 90 pounds, yearling wethers 4.00 to 5.15, ewes 1.50 to 2.25. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
Cotton market closes steady with modest gains in New Orleans
New Orleans spot cotton ends steady up seven points with sales of 360 bales. Prices rise as low middling reaches 12.57 cents, middling 13.22, and good middling 13.67. Receipts total 5,004. stock stands at 601,773 bales.
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Chicago Grain prices on July 7 AP update
Chicago grain totals show July wheat 98 3 8, Sept 99 5 8, Dec 1.01 3 8. corn July 61 3 8, Sept 62 1 2 3 8, Dec 64 7 8 65. oats July 44 3 4, Sept 45 1 4 3 8, Dec 46. rye July 71 3 4, Sept 71 3 4 to 71 7 8, Dec 73 1 2 3 4. barley Sept 56 1 4 56 1 2 3 8, Dec blank. lard July 7.05, Sept 7.25, Oct 7.40. bellies July 10 10, Sept 19 30.
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Ryb
Wool Market Sluggish in Boston Light Trade Offers
The Boston wool market remained slow with occasional small lots moving to meet urgent needs. Fall greasy Texas wool sold around 61 to 63 cents a pound scoured basis, eight months spring wool 75 to 76 cents, and graded clothing territory wool 77 to 79 cents.
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New York Cotton Rises as Southern Weather Reports Persist
New York July 17 AP an early decline after Liverpool cables gave way to a renewed advance on continued unfavorable crop weather in the southwest futures close steady 3-7 higher with contracts including Fly 13.05N Oct 13.21 Dec 13.34-36 Jan 13.37 Mar 13.44 May 13.62 spot steady middling 13.30
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Spot cotton steadies at 13.10 middling in Galveston
The Galveston market reports spot cotton steady at 5 up with middling grade priced at 13.10 while 200 bales were sold. AP dispatch notes little change in price as traders monitor demand and weather.
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Cattle shipment limit raised by New Mexico drought relief official
J. R. Thomas county agent and E. Mauldin head of New Mexico cattle shipments discussed via long distance telephone Santa Fe. Mauldin told to ship as large as necessary until further notice, noting the state quota of 2,000 head per day had not been reached on any day.
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New Maexico
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Married Here Fred Coats and Ahnina Smith United Here
Fred Coats and Ahnina Smith, both of Jal New Mexico, were married yesterday afternoon by Reverend H. C. Henderson.
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Ahnina Smith
Jal, N. M
H. C. Henderson
Peddler questioned in Connor baby kidnapping case
Federal agents and Hartsdale police probed an eccentric peddler, Harry Lee Forestier, 51, for clues to 21 month old Bobby Connor’s disappearance. He admitted visiting homes on the day the child vanished but denied seeing the child or knowing his fate. Bernard Seidenberg, 20, jailed 90 days for malicious mischief after writing a letter offering to sell information. A new state police detail joined the investigation.
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Greenburgh
Philip McQuillan
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Charles Connor
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
General Strike Spreads Across Bay Area and Nation
A broad wave of labor action sweeps from San Francisco and Oakland to Alabama textile mills and maritime hubs. Violence mars events as 22 000 Alabama textile workers walk out and Minneapolis truck drivers join a nationwide stoppage. Local clashes injure four, while Seattle and Boston see tense activity and potential strikes for port workers and knit goods crews.
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Artesia tragedy ends in double murder suicide
An inquest in Eddy County, New Mexico, reports Clara Faley slain by Bill Parker at Faley's Artesia home at 11 15 am Monday. Parker killed himself with a shotgun as town marshal J M Jackson arrived. Parker, 47, had planned divorce and remarriage with Faley, leaving three children and a wife in Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Bill) Parker
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President Roosevelts probe into airmail and ocean mail contracts
President Roosevelt signed an executive order directing the postmaster general to investigate foreign airmail and ocean mail contracts made before June 16 1953 and to propose modifications or cancellations. Parties to the contracts will be allowed to present evidence with a six month report due.
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Labor unrest paralyzes San Antonio and spillover clashes in the nation
The industry stood still in San Antonio as 8,000 union workers walked out, many earning around 20 cents for 14 to 18 hour days. Tear gas at Kohler Manufacturing in Kohler Wisconsin failed to break pickets, while 500 workers at Assawaga Woolen in Dayville Missouri refused a 25 percent wage increase. Washington monitors labor strife with mediation efforts by labor dept and agencies, with the army navy and marines ready if needed.
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Bean Nominated for Sheriff of Chaves County
The Record announces Perry Bean as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to party action.
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Chaves County
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E J House Sr Seeks Sheriff Nomination in County Race
E J House Sr. has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for sheriff of Chaves County, contingent on the Democratic party's action. The announcement underscores his intention to run if the party backs him.
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Chaves County
Homer Dunagan Nominated for Democratic Sheriff Candidacy
Homer Dunagan is announced as a Democratic candidate for sheriff in Chaves County subject to the party's decision. The announcement notes his nomination pending party clarification and alignment with Democratic standards.
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Chaves County
Democratic nomination bid for County Assessor in Chaves County
Democratic party seeks nominee for County Assessor in Chaves County subject to the result of the Democratic Primary. The contest depends on primary selection and party procedures. Voters are urged to participate in the upcoming election to determine the party’s candidate.
Jones Nominated for Assessor in Chaves County
A. C. Jones is announced as a candidate for Assessor of Chaves County, subject to the Democratic Primary. The notice specifies candidacy and election process timing within the local political framework.
Fern Bledsoe West Seeks Democratic Nomination for Assessor
Fern Bledsoe West announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Chaves County subject to party will at the primaries. The move signals support within the Democratic ranks for the county post and party guidance in the nomination process.
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Fern Bledsoe West
Chaves County
James B. Coats Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Chaves County
James B. Coats announces his candidacy for sheriff of Chaves County subject to Democratic primary voters. The Record notes his filing is authorized by Coats and will proceed according to voter will.
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James B. Coats
Chaves County
Lions elect Vincent C Stub to presidency at Grand Rapids
Vincent C Stub of Omaha Nebraska named first vice president of Lions International and will be inducted as president at the organization’s Grand Rapids Michigan convention. The selection elevates Stub to the lead role amid ongoing Lions activities and global service initiatives.
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Stub) Hascall
Omaha
Neb
Lions International
Grand Rapids
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Mrs Julia Prasher Announces Candidacy For Schools Superintendent
Mrs Julia Prasher is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves county, subject to the Democratic party decision. The announcement centers on party guidance and electoral process in the county.
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Chaves County
Democratic Party
Ralph A Sheeham Announces Democratic County Clerk Candidacy
Ralph A Sheeham authorizes The Daily Record to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County subject to the will of the Democratic party.
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County Treasurer Nomination Hint for Mrs Crosby
A notice announces Mrs Harold E Crosby as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Chav es County, subject to the decision of the Democratic party.
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Chaves County
County Assessor Race in Chaves County Hints at Democratic Preference
In Chaves County the assessor race appears tied to the Democratic party's influence ahead of the upcoming primary. Local voters shown interest in party alignment and fiscal accountability as campaigns pursue the position.
Candidate Declarations For County Commission Run
County officials announce S P Johnson Sr as a candidate for county commissioner and Ernest Nelson as a candidate from district one subject to the Democratic primary. The notices name the candidates and indicate primary election eligibility and district affiliation.
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S. P. Johnson, Sr
Nounce
Ernest Nelson
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