Wall Street Steady After Selective Rebound Amid War News
New York traders steadied on a selective recovery as war news influenced activity. Transfers reached 407000 shares while attention centered on Italy's role in the conflict and Prime Minister Churchill's remarks about German control of ports and potential use of Canada as a base.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 4 Summary
Hogs total 3,000 with prices up to 5.20 for all interests. good to choice 180-280 lbs at 5.05-5.20. heavier weights scarce. Cattle total 3,900. calves 600 with 500 salable. steers, yearlings, and heifers steady as buyers resist higher asks. three loads of Ne Braska fed steers at 10.25. medium and good fed steers 8.50-9.25. cows 5.75-6.75. canners 4.00-5.50. bulls up to 6.50. stockers scarce. Sheep total 6,000. lambs 25 lower. native spring lambs above 10.25. medium to good lots 6.75-7.25. a few loads clipped.
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Boston Wool Market Sees Expanded Activity in Week
Boston wool market activity widened after week start with several actual sales closed. Medium fleece wools graded combing three-eights and quarter blood bright fleece brought 37 to 38 cents a pound in grease. Country packed lots of these grades mixed sold 35 to 37 cents in grease delivered to users. Many inquiries poured in for fine western grown wools.
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New York Wool Tops Rise on Military Demand Outlook
Wool top futures in New York closed 14 to 18 points higher as buying by commission houses and trade interest grew on expectations government would soon accept bids for large wool goods and blankets for military use. July 94.8, Oct. 92.8, Dec. 92.3. Spot standard tops at 100.0. B-Bid.
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Revision of Wagner Act Before the House
Washington June 4 Advocates of revising the Wagner Labor Act pressed amendments before the House though final action this session seemed unlikely. A group led by Representatives Smith Cox Routzohn and Halleck urged a House record on two sets of revisions while agreeing Senate inaction would pigeonhole any changes.
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RAF raids target northwest Germany amid war warning
Royal Air Force heavy bombers raided northwest Germany setting oil tanks wagons ablaze and machine gunning troop convoys. A Dortmund area yard and moving trains were hit by high explosive bombs while home defense measures continued and officials urged parents to register children. The Press warned Italy faces a clear choice with Germany or risk vassal status under Hitler.
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Cotton futures close mixed as old and new contracts diverged
New York on June 4 reports cotton futures closing 2 to 4 points lower. Old contract near last July at 9.30, new July 9.52, with Oct 8.56, Dec 8.47, Jan 8.40, Mar 8.30, May 8.15. Middling spot price for 7/8 inch cotton at 10.13 f t. East nominal and non-specific regional notes present.
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New Defense Bases Sought in Central and South America
Senate naval committee Chairman Walsh, citing plans to expand air power to 10 000 planes, says the United States is making arrangements for new defense bases in Central and South America. Senator Pepper asks if such bases are needed to defend the region, and Walsh hints the Senate is in executive session as the government moves to proceed.
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Pepper
D-Fla
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Senate
Coronado Program Speaker To Feature Capt Ward
Capt Charles F Ward will speak on the Coronado Cuarto Centennial radio program over KGFL tomorrow from 10 15 to 10 45 in the morning. His topic is Coronado The Man.
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Charles F. Ward
KGFL
Petition Seeks New Precinct in Flying H Area
A petition with 51 signatures was presented to Chaves county commissioners requesting the creation of a new precinct in the Flying H area.
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Flying H
War toll and air raids widen the conflict
Paris reports a large wartime toll with 195 civilians and 59 soldiers killed and 545 civilians and 107 soldiers wounded. A French war ministry spokesman said Paris bombed Munich and Frankfurt airports and industrial areas in reprisal for a German air raid on Paris yesterday.
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RAF Bombers Hit Dunkerque as German Attacks Continue
London reports an air ministry communique that RAF heavy bombers attacked German troops near Dunkerque and batteries shelling the port last night. In Santa Fe New Mexico marksmen dominated National Military Gallery Rifle Matches with Set. J. M. Flannagan of Las Cruces first at 389 and Sgt. Thomas J. Phillips tenth. National Guard tryouts for Camp Perry to be held at Las Vegas June 29-30. civilian tryouts in Santa Fe.
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Las Vegas
Dunkerque Evacuation Near Complete Demise of Allied Ports
Allied forces withdrew from Dunkerque after destroying usable war materials and evacuating more than 300 000 men. The French admiralty said three hundred ships aided the operation, while Berlin and British reports gave conflicting prisoner counts and confirmed heavy German gains. Floodwaters hindered German advance as defenses fell. A prior Paris air raid targeted military objectives including airfields factories and railways.
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Galveston Cotton Market Steady at 9.75c Mid Dling
Galveston on June 4 reports spot cotton steady with a one cent rise to mid dling at 9.75 cents and sales reaching 14 bales. References Galveston market activity and price level for the day.
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England Goes War Message Continues on Page One
England intensifies war aims in measures to wage a battle against totalitarian forces. The press declares the country moving to mobilize and confront all enemies abroad and at home as the nation sustains its wartime drive.
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