Dow Declines Run for Governor in Democratic Primary
Hiram M. Dow releases all supporters from duties and declares he will not seek the governorship in the coming Democratic primaries. He says crisis times demand leadership on oil policy and his national service, not personal ambition, guiding his steps. He notes opposition to retirement in favor of others and leaves supporters free to align with others.
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Will Robinson
Hiram M. Dow
Dow
Daily Record
New York Stocks Close Mixed Across Major Firms
Daily stock wrap reports a broad advance by AmAirl AmCan and AmLoco with gains in GenElec and USSteel while AmSmel NatLead and TexGulf show mixed moves. Trading ends with notable climbs by BoeingA SearsRo and Kresge, as several rail and oil issues register fractional losses or gains across the board.
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New York
AmAirl
Loew's I
AmCan
Montw
AmLoco
Natchr
Amrmill
NatGyps
AmSmel
NatLead
Amstif
Natpo&l
Amtt
Noama
AmTabb
Noramc
CurtWrt
UsGyps
GenElec
Uspipe
GnFoods
Usrubb
GnMills
Ussmel
GenMet
Ussteel
Greylin
Wsunt
HollySu
HollySu i5 3/8 WsAirB 15 Kresge 191/86 WsE&M
Lockhed
Summer class for 2nd graders focuses on reading
Announcement invites interest in a Summer program for children entering the second grade. It highlights reading, phonics, and word drill and provides contact details for Mrs. Ruel D. Smith, nee Ruby Updike, with six years of city system experience. Phone 1295-W and address 1304 N Richardson. Also mentions ANN'S NIGHT CLUB event tonight with a playful line about work and play and invites friends for an evening outing.
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Ruel D. Smith
Ruby Updike
N. Richardson
House committee votes 15 to 12 to abolish the CCC
Washington June 3 the house appropriations committee approved a 1 058 435 1 6356 bill for labor department and social security board after cutting a 75 818 000 fund for the civilian conservation corps. committee chair Cannon said the panel voted to end the CCC program. NYA funding was cut to about 30 million, with local shops and projects halted and a defense oriented training focus. A signatory employment agreement was tied to NYA training. No major change in federal security grants to states.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Social Security Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cannon
D-Mo
Enselthki-Mich
Kare
D-Sc
National Youth Administration
NYA
Federal Security Agency
Many Businesses Lost In New Mexico
In New Mexico on the 28th a report shows 420 establishments closed last month and 1188 opened, producing a net loss of 232 for the month and 1073 for the year to date.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
Boston wool and Kansas City livestock market roundup
Boston traders report light activity for Texas 12 month wools at 1.15 to 1.18 dollars per pound on a scoured basis. Kansas City cattle and hogs show slow, uneven trading with lower hog prices. cattle, steers, heifers, and cows mixed, calves and vealers steady to higher in parts, and sheep sales limited with native spring lambs holding above 14.50.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Chicago Grain Market Close Report
Chicago grain prices for June 3 show Wheat March at 1.16 1/2, September 1.19 1/8, Sec 1.22 1/8. Corn steady with May 64 7/8, September 87 1/2, December 89 3/4.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wilieat
New York wool market quiet with firmer futures
In New York on June 3 no trades occurred in grease wool futures. Certificated grease wool spot held at 65.5N and wool top futures closed up 1.8 to 2.4 cents with July at 121 8B and October at 122.8B. Certificated spot wool tops 121.0N. B-Bird, N-Nominal.
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New York
Jly
Victory Hair Cut and Curl Ad Opens New War Spirit
A brief wartime promo notes a nationwide victory cry and urges readers to get the Victory Hair Cut and Curl at 108 E. 4th, aligning grooming with the times. Mentions market ticker lines for Treasury and corporate stocks as background.
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Permanent Wave Shop
E. 4Th
Card of Thanks for Stanley W. Brown Loss
Words fail to express our appreciation for comforting words and kind deeds during the loss of Stanley W. Brown. The Womans Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene rendered excellent service. Thank you and may God bless you. Mrs. Vera Brown and children Eligner Brown and family R. C. Lewis and family Mr. and Mrs. Olie Benson Theo Huskey and family and Virgil Benson.
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Stanley W. Brown
Womans Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Vera Brown
Eligner Brown
R. C. Lewis
Olie Benson
Theo Huskey
Virgil Benson
Regular Communication Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M
Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M announces a regular communication on Thursday June 4 at 7 30 P M By order Clifford G Smith W M and secretary Elmer H Riemen officiating attendees urged to participate in a stated meeting with standard lodge procedures and attest signatures
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Roswell Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Clifford G. Smith
W. M
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Market Report
Chicago June 3 price bulletin shows butter receipts 1 564 575 with mixed scores, eggs receipts 25 311 unsettled and various local grades, live poultry values with hens over 5 pounds at 19 1/2 and colored Plymouth Rock 30, White Rock 27 1/2, ducks and geese priced, home grown cabbage beans peas and broccoli advertised by Anderson's Gardens.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Anderson’s Gardens
Adv
Wall Street Closes Higher as Leaders Lead Gains
The stock market ended a quiet session with final gains across leaders and midcap names. Steels, motors, and chemicals led the late upturn as volume rose to 331000 shares. Cuban American Sugar jumped about 4 points on a $50 dividend and a 75-cent distribution, first since 1929, with GM, Chrysler, Pan Am Airways, and Montgomery Ward hitting yearly highs. Bonds were steady. Chicago wheat edged up, corn was little changed, and cotton futures rose after an early slide.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Pan American Airways
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Lower on June 3
Cotton futures ended 9.70 to 7.0 cents lower with close prices for July and autumn positions listed. Spot middling quoted around 19.95, reflecting a soft market. An unrelated homegrown spinach promotion appears at Andersons with a brief ad note.
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New York
For Sale and Rent Classified Fragments from 1937
A compact set of rental and sale notices appears including a 1937 Packard four door with good tires noted near Camp Fuston West 2nd, several bedroom listings for women and singles, a student seeking a summer job, and a dancing notice at The Bomber Cafe on the Air Base. Also listed are a close-in bedroom for gentlemen, a single lady sharing an apartment, a sleeping porch with kitchen access, and a Shady Grove Store miscellaneous listing for a grocery and gas station with sale interest.
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Camp Fuston
West
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Roy Green
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