Political picture deepens as party hints emerge
Democratic State Central Committee tensions hint at a chairmanship clash. Progressives fear removal if a Four H club member wins, while a liberal chair could push dialogue with Democrats. gubernatorial chatter centers on Vesely and Lamb with others fading from focus.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
Capitol
State Central Committee
Ed Swope
Frank Vesely
J.B. Lamb
A. W. Hocenhull
Supreme Court
John Morrow
Hockenhull
Clinton P. Anderson
Will Keleher
Albuquerque
Anderson
Great Britain Debt Standstill Moves Echo Across Europe
Great Britain proposes alternatives to paying in full or deferring payments, arguing a demand on creditors would recreate pre crisis conditions with worldwide repercussions. A ten-nation note questions the burden on Britain, while France negotiates a stance as debt talks intensify.
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Great Britain
America
France
U. S
United States
Stock Markets Rise on Tech, Labor, Washington Hopes
Wall Street shares advanced with gains near 2 points as traders cited technical factors, labor improvement, and anticipation of favorable Washington developments. The Close was firm with 741,160 shares changing hands as grains rose on drought signals.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
U. S. Smelting
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Western Union
American Telephone
Howe Sound
Cemro de Pasco
Mcintyre
Dome
American Smelting
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Westinghouse
Montgomery ,Ward
Case
Sears ‘Roebuck
Armour of Illinois
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Johns-Manville
Loew’s
U. S
New York Stocks Close on June 5 1934 AP Report
The New York Stock Exchange closes with numerous issues listed including AmCan AmWoolh NatDist and NYCd among others. Highlights show varied movement across industries with both gains and losses and stock averages for Industrials Railroads and Utilities. The report lists price quotes for many corporations such as Chrysler General Electric US Steel Dow Jones components and transportation firms.
Chicago Grain Chicago: June 5 AP Close
Grain prices in Chicago show July and September bids across wheat corn oats rye and fats. Wheat July 1.00 7/8 September 1.02 December 1.03 1/8. Corn July 4 3/4 September 58 7/8 December 60. Oats July 44 1/4 September 44 1/2 December 45 7/8. Rye July 63 1/8 September 64 7/8 December 65. Lard July 6.49 September 6.67 October 6.77 September 8.87.
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Chicago
New York Carb index closes with mixed gains
The Associated Press bulletin lists multiple stocks with varied moves as trading ends. Names include Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Newmont Min, Ford Mot, Penn Read, Swift & Co, Trans Cent Air, and others with prices shown in fractions.
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New York
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Am Fgn P War
Artin G & EB
Am Mara Caibo
Amp Pow
Atk Nat Gas
Assoc G & EA
City Sve
City Sve Pf
Cord Corp
Cresson Gold
Et Bons & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Humble Oil
Kb Men & L
Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Read
Siberling Rule
St OU Ind
Swift & Co
Trans Cent Air
Boston Wool Market Holds Steady Amid Cautious Trading
Territory wools are quoted unchanged from last week with inquiries but few closed sales. Fleeces show light business. medium grades steady to firmer. S66 3-8 blood Ohio fleeces held at 33 cents, small recent sale at 32 cents. Some 58s-606 halft. blood fleece wool sold around 9? cents.
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Hoston
U.S
Territory
Ohio
Kansas City Livestock Market Update June 5
Hogs 8,000 steady to 17 higher. top 3.35 for choice 200-270 lbs. Cattle 5,500. calves 800. steers 5.25-9.00, heifers 4.50-6.10, cows 3.00-3.75. Sheep 6,000. spring lambs uneven, mostly steady to weak. yearlings and wethers down. top native spring lambs 9.10. ewes 1.50-2.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-U
Dept. Agr
Bonds Close Steady in New York Trading
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 38-38 giving 103.30. Treas 4 1/4s moved to 47-52 at 112.10. Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s traded at 64 for 101.27. Home Owners Loan 4s quoted at 51 for 101.14.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm Mtg
Home Owners Loan
New York Cotton Prices Hit New Highs On Weather View
New York cotton prices climbed on June 5 as weather and crop news remained unfavorable and stock and wheat markets stayed firm. Futures closed steady with gains of 27 to 30 points. July at 11.92, October 12.16-17, December 12.26, January 12.51, March 12.41, May 12.51. Spot middling 12.10.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam
Har
Alaska J
Nkl
Janegny
al C&dye
T&t
AMES
Am Can
Kencott
Amer&f
Krog Gro
Am&forp
Lambert
Amn
Loco
LigMyrs
Am .Metal
Liquid C
Amr
P&l
Lor Tob
Amp1&pf
Mack Tr
AmRadSt
MelInpor
Amroim
McKetin
AmSmelt
McLelim
AmStiFd
Midc Pet
AmSugar
Mo Pac
Amt&t
Mont Wrd
Amtobb
Moth Lod
Amwwk
Murray C
AmWolh
Nash
AmWirt
Nat Bis
Nat Cshr
Arm Fil -A
Nat Dary
Arm Ill B
Nat Dist
AT & SF
Mat P&l
Aub Auto
Nynheh
Nor Amr
B&o Rail
NorAmPf
Barnsdl
Nor Pac
Beatric
Ohbie
Bendix
Beth Sti
Pac G&e
Boh Alum
Packard
Borden
Paros Betf
BuradMa
Park U
Buster
Penny JC
Byere Co
Penn RR
Cal Hec
Phelps PD
CampWy
Phil Pet
PurBack
C&o
Rail
Chi Ri&p
Chrysler
Colgate
Schulte
G&e
Sears
Sheth U
G&r
S&s
Fcurt
Ste Wrn
Dia Mat
St&Whbst
Lac&w
Studbkr mI
Doug Air
TexCorp
du’ Pont
Tex Gui
J ‘Eastman
Texpc&o
el Aut L
Elec P&l
Ene RR
Fostérn
Fox FA
FreeTex
Cor
GenElec
Guobdet
US Smelt
GimbiPf
US Steel
Gudden
Issupra
Goldust
Util
E&m
Woolwrt
Tr&c
Galveston spot cotton prices hold steady
Galveston Texas June 5 spot cotton markets show steadiness with the mid cotton at 12.10 and sales totaling 250 bales. The steady tone reflects current demand patterns and futures outlook for the region.
Albuquerque Nods to Tingley Recall Vote Despite Calm Start
Albuquerque voters faced a recall referendum on Mayor Clyde Tingley with early turnout around 1,500 and a projected total near 6,000. Supporters claimed a strong showing while recall organizers campaigned. In a separate note, Dr. Hill Kent urged drought relief for eastern Colfax Mora and San Miguel counties plus Torrance.
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Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Hill. Kent
New Mexico State College
Department of Agriculture
Colfax
Mora
San Miguel
Torrance
Union
Harding
Quay
Curry
Uimary
North Iowa crops threatened by chinch bugs and rain risk
The report notes a chase of supplies and a grasshopper menace in northern counties. The Iowa Department of Agriculture calls chinch bugs the most serious crop threat. Heavy rains within ten days could worsen conditions for growers.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Arnold King
Department of Agricultural Statistician
New Mexico
Montana
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Oregon
California
Arizona
Texas
Iowa Department of Agriculture
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Frank Patton
PWOPD
Margaret Abreu
Ome Cuinton P. Anderson
Paris
Texas Potash Corporation
Colorado
Artesia
New Mexico Potash and Chemical Company
Vohn Morrow
Standard Statistics Co
Boston
Galveston
Tex
Baghera
Daisy Notley Guiffin
W. Ist
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