Wall Street Surges then Slips on Profit Taking
New York June 3 stock prices fell after profit taking despite late rallies. Trading volume reached 3,587,720 shares as leaders slipped 1 to 3 points from recent highs. Wheat corn and cotton fell with stocks and silver dipped. bonds remained steady while foreign exchanges held steady. Major issues included American Can Corn Products U S Steel Drug Chrysler and Sears Roebuck with scattered gains in Allied Chemical National Distillers and Loews. General business remained favorable with steel and electric output resisting declines and auto production at a yearly high. The dollar softened and sterling opened at 4.01 1 2.
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Wall Street
New York
American Can
U.S, Steel
Drug
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Mcintyre Porcupine
Anaconda
American Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Case
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Delaware & Hudson
Union Pacific
American Tobacco B
New York Central
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
National Distillers and
Loew's
Chicago Grain Market Report for June 3
Chicago grain closes with mixed futures across wheat corn oats rye and barley and details for July September and December contracts. Wheat gains appear in December while corn and oats show modest moves and barley lists no December sales. Lard and bellies near prior levels with July and September quotes.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Fade and Rise Across Categories
U S Department of Agriculture data from Kansas City on June 3 shows fed cattle and yearlings up 25 to 40 cents, grass cattle weaker, hogs steady to higher with bulk 196 to 300 pounds at 4.75 to 4.80, sheep and lambs mostly steady with natives 7.66 and Aragons 6.65 to 7.50. Top week figures include yearlings at 6.80 and vealers at 6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Dept. Agr
New York Cotton Falls On Liquidation Amid Acreage Talk
New York on June 3 reports show cotton down about 1 a bale as liquidation follows Washington notes that increase uncertainty over acreage reduction. July futures at 8.98, December at 9.41, with net losses around 29 to 42 points from recent highs. Markets end near day’s lows as declines widen to 18 to 26 points.
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New York
Washington
Wool Market Holds Firm as Buyers Persist
Boston reports persistent buying keeps the wool market firm to higher with medium quality fleeces advancing moderately last week. Trading slowed somewhat due to discounted supply and prior covering by manufacturers, but new inquiries for raw wool surface from wool goods, yarn, and tops demand.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Rena
Liberty bonds close in New York markets
Liberty bonds closed with First 41-3 at 33-38 and 103. Treasuries 4 1-4s traded at 47-52, with a price around 109.30 as of June 5 in New York. The AP report summarizes the day’s shifts in bond prices and yields.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Treas
New York Curb Trading Roundup June Report
New York market notes show curb stock quotes across several issues led by Humble at 70 1 2 and Newmont at 42 1 8 with mixed moves among Ark Nat Gas 3 3 4 and Ind Ter A 5 3 4. Other listings include City Svc New 5 3 8 and S Ind 28 with several unlisted firms trading close to prior levels.
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Curb Close
Ark Nat Gas A
City Svc New
Guy Svc Ltd
Cresson
el B & S
Ford Ltd
Sult Oid
Humble
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Newmont
Shat Dewn
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Init Verde
Stock Averages and New Orleans Cotton Report
Stock averages show 50 industrials 20 railroads 2000s 90 totals with June 3 data. New Orleans cotton closes steady after 19 point drop as spot sales reach 640 and middling lists at 896.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady in Spot Market
Galveston on June 3 AP reports spot cotton steady at 25 cents lower, middling .80 with 3200 bales traded.
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Galveston
Muldoon Tames Sullivan With Stern Boxing Training
The article recounts William Muldoon molding John L Sullivan, the Boston strong boy, through strict methods to curb his unruly behavior amid boxing’s rough culture. A famed taming process allegedly ends with Muldoon’s wrestling skill convincing Sullivan to behave as a professional fighter.
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Boston Strong Boy
Sullivan
Mukdoon
Busi
Five Arrested in El Paso for Counterfeit Bills
In El Paso on June 3 AP reports three men and two women detained as Secret Service agents seize nearly $3000 in counterfeit $20 notes. I J Clayton, I T Kingsley couple, Ira Kingsley, and accompanying officers traced bills from Clayton to a tourist camp. Clayton confessed debt pressures and said he would earn $5 per note. others denied knowledge of the bills.
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Texas
Secret Service
I. J. Clayton
Santa Fe
I. T. Kingsley
Ira Kingsley
East St. Louis
J.C. Penney Co
Clayton
Earl Armstrong
Forrest V. Sorrell
Illinois
Claytons
Kingsleys
Commodities and Stocks Slump Amid Profit Taking
New York June 3 AP Stocks declined amid brisk profit taking as leading shares fell. Oils resisted briefly but joined the slide. wheat in Chicago fell. cotton dropped on weekend selling and acreage uncertainty. Major issues closed lower with U S Steel at 52.12 and Du Pont 78.62, while May collateral borrowing rose to 528 million.
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Sugar Exchange
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American Tobacco
Consolidated Gas
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Delaware & Hudson
Alied Chemical
International Harvester
du Pont
American Can
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
American Telephone
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Union Pacific
The
Stock Exchange
For Sale Quality Items at Ramon Vaughn Highway
A concise sale notice notes items offered by B Johnston Ady on the Ramon Vaughn highway. The ad states quality goods are for sale at reasonable prices and invites inquiries, with no further details on items or contact methods.
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Vaughn Highway
B. Johnston
Ady
Max Schmeling Seen As Vastly Improved Fighter
Lou Barba, New York heavyweight and Schmeling sparring partner at five camps, praises Schmeling as exceptionally smart and quick. He warns Baer will have a hard time landing his left or hitting Schmeling on the jaw next Thursday night.
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N. J
Lou Barba
New York
Max Schmeling
Barba
Max Baer
Explosion and Fire Wreak Fatal Toll at Signal Hill
The Signal Hill catastrophe claimed seven lives and injured about 50 as a compression chamber at the Richfield refinery exploded. Rescue teams searched for missing victims through the night while authorities assessed damages to a four block area and listed the deceased, including workers from the Richfield company. Names of the dead and missing were reported as the city faced its costliest disaster.
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Robert Bennett
Long Beach
Charlies J. Brown
Whittier
Lottie Carlyon
Signal Hill
Marylin
Carlyon
Charles N. Cope
Duke Gaughan
Belflower
Carl Robinson
J. L. Shumway
Bellflower
Sol Wyler
Anaheim
Calif
Itl
Riehflg
Oil Company Properties
Richfield Company
County teachers leave for summer schools
Fourteen of seventeen county teachers depart for various summer schools, over half the staff seeking better pay. Names include Mrs A E Smith and Mary Lou Davis from L F D. Margaret Harrison from J F D to Albuquerque. Estelle B Robinson from Cartwright to Las Vegas. Ernestine Stockton and Miss Rachel Seliman from Camp to Las Vegas. Laura Hobson and Bruce Crockett to Las Vegas. I Stanley from Spring Mound Valley to Las Vegas. Marian Campbell from Acme to Texas. Chaves County Board of Education to meet Monday at 10 in the County Superintendent's Office to discuss transportation routes and contracts, planned earlier than last year.
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A.E. Smith
Mary Lou. Davis
Neva Palmer
Las Vegas
Margaret Harrison
Albuquerque
Estelle B. Robison
Cartwright School
Ernestine Stockton
Mies Rachael Selinan
Camp School
Allen Grimes
Geo. B. Owens
Missouri
Laura Hobson
Bruce Crockett
I. Stanley
Spring Mound Valley
Marian Campbel
Acme
Texas
Chaves County
Mattern’s Flight Plans Target Moscow Then Paris
The aviator Mattern fluctuated between aiming for Moscow and Paris as his first stop. Jack Clark II said he would pause in Pars before continuing to Moscow, planning Paris in about 27 hours. After takeoff, Mattern headed toward Harbor Grace with oranges as his food, telling the cheering crowd a tail wind would speed his Atlantic crossing.
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Pope urges reform to defend rights and church in Spain
The Pope urged bishops to employ all legitimate means to press legislators to amend enactments hostile to Catholic conscience. He called for united religious instruction efforts, the Catholic action, and confidence in God’s help, blessing Spain in the continuing conflict over church rights.
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Mie
Gathoelic Action Organization
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Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs White of Hagerman
Mr and Mrs E A White of Hagerman announce the birth of a baby boy at St Marys hospital. Mr White is superintendent of the city schools.
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Beer in State High Court Rule Pending Review
The state supreme court will determine the legality of 3.2 beer after a transcript was filed with the clerk. Judge Milton J. Helmick had ruled that 3.2 beer could be sold despite the constitutional ban on alcohol.
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State Supreme Court
Milton J. Helmick
Helmick
Notice of Hearing on Final Account in Coe Estate
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico Helena A Coe executrix filed final account and report for Frank B Coe deceased hearing set July 15 1933 at 2 pm in Paosne New Mexico court house to determine heirs and ownership of estate with G T Reese attorney Roswell NM listed. Witness Geo L Foreman seal dated June 2 1932.
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State OF New Mexico
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Helena A. Coe
Sydney Coe Bonnell
Annie Coe Titsworth
Winnie Coe Hunt
Agnes Coe Bonnell
Wilbur F. Coe
Edith Coe Boogee
Helena Coe Lucas
New Mexico
Paosne
G. T. Reese
Roswell
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Phillies rally past Giants in opener of doubleheader
In Philadelphia on June 3, the Phillies erased a deficit to defeat the New York Giants 7 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader, marking their season’s first win.
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Phillies
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Braves Beat Dodgers 3 to 1 in Doubleheader Opener
In Boston on June 3 AP reports Tom Zachary limited the Dodgers to six scattered hits as the Braves struck Van Mungo for ten hits to win 3 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Tom Zachary
Dodgers
Braves
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Bruyere Creates Smart Summer Swim Ensemble
Paris report notes knitwear trend for summer swimsuits and beach ensembles. Hand knitted one piece suits gain popularity along Atlantic beaches, with Bruyére designs featuring square necklines, wide straps, knitted belts, and a matching cape with striped shoulders. Copyright Chicago Tribune 1935.
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