Mitchell kin visit after NMMI graduation this week
Telephone note states Mrs. R. W. Mitchell and son Bob who graduated from NMMI this week, accompanied by Mr. Mitchell's brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell and son Lee Jr who also graduated from the Institute Tuesday left yesterday for a short stay at the Mitchell cabin or the Ruidoso before returning to Aberdeen Mississippi.
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R. W. Mitchell
Bob
NMMI
Mr. Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Lee, Jr
Institute
Mitchell Cabin
Aberdeen
Mississippi
Camp Mary White Opens June Eighteenth for Girls Scout Camp
The thirteenth session of Camp Mary White the Girl Scout camp in the Lincoln National Forest opens June 18 and runs four weeks through July 16. Located 100 miles from Roswell New Mexico at 8000 feet, the rustic program includes archery crafts hiking singing and first aid with staff led by Mrs Fred B Norris Robstown Texas. Camp tuition is 24 for two weeks or 45 for four weeks.
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Mary White
Lincoln National Forest
Camp
Roswell
New Mexico
Fred B. Norris
Robstown
Texas
Maurine Kelly
Elk City
Kans
Eleanor Schelper
San Antonio
Ruth Glassett
Columbia City
Indiana
Opha Jackson
Sprinegfield
Ophela Gresham
Krump
Tex
Helen Lahey
Wichita
Kansas
L. M. Richardson
Corpus Christi
Lois Williams
Post
Marguerite Brown
Clovis
N. M
Ruth Wilkins
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Frances Orton
Shirley Feather
Chet L. Snyder
North Washington
Clover Leaf Club
Joe Long
A. C. McCloud
C. R. Greaves
R. C. Poteet
Marion McDonald
Woodbury College
Esterbrook Pen Company
Miss McDonald
Monarchs Visit Capitol Mark Royal Ties With U S
The King and Queen led a formal visit to the Capitol rotunda with 82 distinguished guests including monarchs officials and the Roosevelt family. The ceremony highlighted deepening friendship between nations as photos and a mural of Pocahontas framed a reception in the high domed chamber.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
House Committee
Hollywood Notes and Royal Washington Visit
Hollywood gossip recounts Dick Arlen bringing his ill mother to Hollywood for climate, Wayne Morris hosting a birthday party, Clark Gable and Carole Lombard planning a Europe honeymoon, and Myrna Loy taking a New York vacation after The Rains Came. President Roosevelt hosts King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with tours of Mount Vernon and Arlington, then a White House dinner at the British embassy before the couple heads to New York. Also reports Galveston cotton steady, NMU graduates securing jobs with salaries 1000 to 1300 dollars, and record want ads yielding results.
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Dick Arlen
Hollywood
St. Paul
Wayne Morris
Cocoanut Grove
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Europe
Fred Allen
Johnnie Davis
Maxie Rosenbloom
Slapsie
John Litel
Grove of All Nations
Myrna Loy
Fox
New York
Bob Breen
Bell
California
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Mt. Vernon
Britain
Fort Hunt
CCC
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Canada
White House
Roosevelt
Embassy
Ronald Lindsay
Lindsay
Garner
King George
J. P. Morgan
Embassy Garden
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Union Station
Washington
Stocks Rally as Markets Shake Off Fog in Broad Advance
New York June 9 financial markets shed earlier hesitation and halted losses with a broad stock rally led by rails and industrials. Trade volume rose, bonds strengthened, and war risk insurance cuts aided risk appetite. Chicago wheat and corn eased while cotton swung in late dealings.
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New York
Sigms
Amsterdam
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Poised Prices
New Orleans spot cotton closed dull and unchanged on June 9. Sales reached 83 middling at 9.50 per unit, signaling steady demand amid a quiet session in the local market.
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Galveston
NEW York
Jly
New Orleans
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City livestock figures show total salable cattle 100 with 200 total and calves 100. Steers and short fed lots fetch 7.65 to 8.85, vealers steady at 17.50 to 18.50, hogs top at 6.25 with lighter weights around 6.10 to 6.25. sheep sales total 1200 with native spring lambs at 9.25 and shorn lambs at 6.00, weights and classes largely steady.
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Kansas City
USDA
Curb Market Close Noted Mixed Averages Across Firms
Curb market closes show a spread of gains and losses among listed firms. Notable moves include Am Airlines up at 30 and Humble Oil nearing 64 while Cons Copper Min slips to 6. El Bong & Sh and Reed Roll Bit post modest gains, with several other industrials and tech names trading lower or flat.
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Sears TA
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny
Bendis Aviat
Boeing Airplane
Bolin al
Briggs Dos Os
Canad Pacific
Celanese CE
Bae
Cerro DP
Eae As
Pye Cs
Colgate Paim Fo
Ee Wei
Congoleum Nairn
Consol Oil
Crucible
Curtis
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
POE Ok
el Paso Nat Gas
Pirestone T & RR
Ai Tien Baking
Cceew
Chen Poor Beek
Hee Ae
Tos Os
Glidden Co
Goodyear T
Howe Sound
Jk Wees
Isi
Harvester
Bo Ae
Johns
Manville
Kennecott
Ee Ee Ewes
Libby
Ibi
Tanti Carnolic
Para PO
Es Hs
Ewe Ian
Montgom Ward
DEUS
SS Ow Ok Ee
I Nash Kelvinator
Wee Fog
Ns Tees Sus
Ping Aone
Eg Ween
Mat Tess
Nat Te Gta
Nat Paw
Am Aviation
Nmortty Amer CO
Northern Pacific
Owens Til Ginss
Pac Gas & Elec
I Park
Utah
Penney
Radio Keith Orph
Repub Stel
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Tea
Socony Vacuum
Ima
W.J
Stewart Warm
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Gwift & Cies
BIA
Femus Gulf Sylph
Tex Pac L
Ematoner Mig
i'Trans Americs
Trans & West Air
Teo Cpe
Union Carbide
Union OF Cal
United Air Limes
United Aircraft
United Corp
Btn Dts
Jek Eee
United Gas Imp
US Gypsum
Indus Aico
US Pipe & Wily
Gaebiet
Fene
Ees
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P & M
Yellow Tr & Coach
Sctae
Youngst Sh & T
CURB
Alum Co Am
Am Airlines
Carrier Corp
Seiberling
Boston Wool Market Opens Quietly on Fine Wools
Inquiries came from a few buyers of fine wools in Boston on June 9 but purchases stayed limited to small lots to cover stock on hand. Average French combing lengths in fine territory wools sold for 65 to 67 cents a pound on a scoured basis while good French combing lengths with a fair amount of staple brought 67 to 69 cents on a scoured basis.
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Boston
USDA
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