Market voices mixed as rally fades amid European jitters
New York trading opened with uneven moves as investors paused amid fears of a potential British plunge. Volume showed 252,200 shares with notable declines in U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and other big names while Montgomery Ward Chesapeake and Ohio Douglas Aircraft Willys Overland and United Aircraft posted pauses. Bonds and commodities held steadier as overseas events overshadowed U S domestic politics.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Sperry
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Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Westinghouse
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Loft
U. S. Gypsum
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Southern Railway
Montgomery Ward
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Douglas Aircraft
Willys Overland Common
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United Aircraft
Hitler Warns England in Reichstag Address
Berlin reports Hitler appealed to reason in England warning a world empire would collapse if Britain keeps fighting. He portrayed peace on German terms, condemned Churchill, and urged acceptance of German hegemony while praising Italy and warning of a looming invasion threat amid Allied and Italian directives.
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Russia
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Great Britain
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Atlantic
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Norway
Brest
France
British Isles
Thefuehrer
Canada
Britain Rejects Offer as War Powers Stand Firm
World war news notes Britain spurns a peace offer and vows to continue fighting under Churchill. Royal Air Force reports nine enemy aircraft down along the southeast coast while targeting barges near Rotterdam and Boulogne. Berlin comments on Roosevelt's speech and traitors abroad. In South America Sao Paulo closes six clandestine Japanese schools and seizes teaching equipment. Costa Rica protests German propaganda against Britain.
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Britsh Air Ministry
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London
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
le Havre
St. Omer
Berlin
Roosevelt
America
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
San Jose
Costa Rica
George Lyall
Great Britain
New York and New Orleans Cotton Quotes July 19
New York cotton futures closed steady to down four points with Oct at 9.33, Dec 9.20, Jan 9.09, Mar 8.99, May 8.82, Jul 8.62. Middling spot 10.49. New Orleans spot quiet with no sales, Middling 10.50.
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Vu. S. Bonds
New York
Treasury
Federal Farm
New Orleans
Cotton futures rise on short covering. July offset by dealers
In New York on July 19, wool top futures climbed five to eight points as covering of July trades offset selling by commission houses and Boston interests. July at 90.2, October 88.5, December 86.58, spot standard 96.0. In Galveston, spot cotton remained steady at middling 9.83 with 23 sales.
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Boston Wool
Boston
New York
Adams Expie
Alaska
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Barnsdall Oil
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Beth Steel
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Chrysler Corp
Colgate Palm P Mitr
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Mills
Mewar
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Goodyear
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Libby
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Pure Oil
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Safeway Stores
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Shelli Ann Oil
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Socony Vacuum
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Woolworth
Worthington P & M Es Ss
Tr & Coach
Ewer
Youngst St & T E
Jly
Galveston
Edgar Smith Pleads Guilty and Sentenced in Forgery Case
Edgar Smith pleaded guilty to a forgery charge and was sentenced by District Judge James B. McGhee to one to two years in the penitentiary.
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Edgar Smith
James B. McGhee
Spec Stewartes Semi finals and finals slated this weekend
Spec Stewartes will be played tomorrow with semi finals Sunday morning and finals Sunday afternoon. The event follows on page one details and features competitive play across two decisive rounds.
Investigation in Texas expands as foreign agents tied to plants
Sheriff Fox orders two investigators to speed up the inquiry after reports that foreign agents have operated in Texas industrial sectors. Beaumont phase will last about a week before Dies and staff move back to Houston. Present before Dies were Herman Koetter, leader of the Houston band, Herman Nester, wartime bookkeeper, and Gerhardt Stubbe, a salesman.
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Texas
Dies
Beaumont
Houston
Herman Koetter
Herman Nester
Gerhardt Stubbe
Roosevelt Accepts- Wallace Sealed Nomination At Convention
The scene at the Democratic convention culminated in support for Franklin D Roosevelt after a tense showdown over the vice presidential spot. Paul V. McNutt briefly sought the nomination, then withdrew to back Roosevelt as delegates juried toward a unified choice. The crowd roared as McNutt urged loyalty to Roosevelt and the nominee was proclaimed.
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Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
William B. Bankhead
Wallace
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Don Welch
Oklahoma
Barkley
Welch
Bedlam
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Scott Lucas
Illinois
Prentiss Brown
Michigan
John H. Bankhead
Mrs. Roosevelt
The
United States
Elliott
Franklin, Jr
Edward J. Flynn, Jr
Bronx
Wallace Flynn
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Judith and Dudley Fly West in Turbulent Divorce Plot
Judith, facing Tex Aimes's divorce threat, seeks legal counsel and flees by air with Roy Trendel to Reno or Chicago. Dudley, torn between friendship and love, accompanies her to Cleveland, wooing hope as Tex returns from vacation while Judith confronts an unsettled, dangerous tangle of lovers and loyalties.
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Hugh
Judith
Richards
54Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Reno
Michigan
New Jersey
Lanning
Roy Trendel
Roy
Mercury
Ellen
Denver
Los Angeles
West
Newark Airport
Dudley
Cleveland
Chicago
Trendel
Lee Holt
Lee
Reginald Ware
Ware
Tex Aimes
Aimes
Vera Brown
King Features Syndicate
Rise in Hondo River Reported Across Regions
The Hondo River rose to about three feet this morning in town and was receding this afternoon. A separate report noted a twelve foot rise at the Diamond A ranch last night, indicating localized flooding risks.
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Diamond A Ranch
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