Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Light Trade on Whit Sunday Eve
A quiet trading day on June 10 saw gains and losses limited as traders kept to small moves. Mixed results among major issues included Crystal Solar up while American Telephone and General Motors fell. U S Steel announced May shipments totaling 598,915 tons, with year to date rising to 2,975,291 tons. A late rally firmed the close as turnover remained modest with 631,080 shares changing hands.
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New York
NRA
Senate
American Crystal Solar
U. S. Gypsum
Fairbanks- Morse
Phlip Morris
Radio Preferred
Inland Steel
American Telephone
North American
Chrysler
Allied Chemical
U. S. Smelting
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Mullins Manufacturing
U. S. Steel Corp
Cotton Prices Slip as Realizing Pressure Spreads
New York June 10 AP reports cotton prices eased on liquidation amid easier technical position. Weekend weather aided sentiment with October slipping from 11.30 to 11.20, recovering to 11.25. Market closed with losses 5 to 14 points. July 11.57, Oct 11.26, Dec 11.28, Jan 11.30, Mar 11.34, latest 11.38. Spot middling 11.95.
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New York
Specotton Quiet After Late Rally In New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 10 AP reports Specotton closing quiet after trailing by 10 points. Sales stood at 558 with middling 12.00.
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New Orleans
Specotton
Galveston Cotton Market Steady at 11.90
Spot cotton in Galveston on June 10 held steady at middling 11.90 cents per pound with 100 bales sold and price down 15 points. Local AP report notes market stability amid trading.
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Galveston
Visiting Here Mr and Mrs Theodore Sutherland Arrive
Mr and Mrs Theodore Sutherland arrive from Lubbock to visit the home of Mrs Jim Coats, sister of Mr Sutherland.
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Mrs
Theodore Sutherland
Lubbock
Mr. Sutherland
Jim Coats
Marriage License Issued to Bill McElroy and Christine Smith
A marriage license was issued here Sunday to Bill McElroy and Christine Smith, both of Dexter.
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Bill McElroy
Christine Smith
Dexter
Wool market in Boston shows cautious demand after midweek dip
The Boston wool market displayed a hesitant mood with tentative confidence improving later in the week. Medium fleece quotations from the Midwest weakened early, unsettling buyers, but demand firmed toward the peak reached two weeks earlier.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Middlewest
Mands
Chicago grain prices settle with mixed June to December futures
Chicago grain prices for June 10 show wheat at 82 3/4 for June and 83 3/4 for July with September at 84 1/2 and December at 86 1/2. Corn curves list June 85 1/4, July 82 1/2, September 75 3/4, December 63 3/4. Oats range July 35 3/4, September 34, December 35 1/4, with rye July 48 1/8, September 49 1/2, December 52 7/8 and barley July 45, September 46. Lard futures show July 13 45, September 13 45, October 13 35, while bellies July 17 05 and September 17 05.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market figures show hogs 2,200 head with top 9.70 for 210 to 260 pound meat hogs. Sows 275 to 500 pounds 7.25 to 8.60. Cattle included 9,000 calves 1,200 steers 9.50 to 12.75 heifers 8.00 to 11.00 cows 6.25 to 7.50. Sheep 11,000 natives lambs 8.75, yearlings 6.25 to 7.00, spring lambs 8.50 to 9.00, ewes 2.50 to 3.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-Us Dept. Agr
New York Curb Market Highlights June 10
Curb shows Alum Co Am 54 1/4, Amn Cyan B 19 3/8, Amn G&E 27, Am Sup Pow 1 1/4, Ark Nat Gas A 1 1/4, Assoc G&E A 9/16, City Sve 1 3/4, City Sve Ptd 18, Cons Cop Min 3 5/8, Cusi Mex 2, El Bons & Sh 7 3/4, Ford Mot Ltd 8 3/8, Gulf Oil Pa 67 1/2, Hecla Min 11 1/4, Humble Oil 60 1/2, Lib MeN & Lib 6 3/8, Newmont Min 51, Nia Hud Pow 5 3/4, Penn Road 2 1/4, Swift & Co 15 7/8, Texan Oil 6, Trans Cent Air 1/8, Unit & Pow A 1 1/8.
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New York Stock Exchange
Adam
Drelvilia
Alaska J
Bencott
Aic&dy
KrogGro
Lambertatilis
Ligmyrs
Amcref
AmComArc
AmRadSt
AmStiFdad
Amt&t
Nat Bel
Amwwk
Nh&h
Pac Geé& Bk
BallLoce
Packard
B&o Rail
Prrk U
Barnsch
Penny JC
Penn Ri
Beatricib Phelps
Bendix A
Phil Pet
Beth St
Bob Alum
MNJ
Borden
Bulova
Pullman
BuradMa
Buster
Vr Bak
Cal Hee Radio
Campw Na
A. Can Pac
RemRand
Reytobb
Cé&Orail
Safeway
Stloe
Chi Ri&p
L&sf
Chrysler
Seabair
Seab Oil
Citigate
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Shea
SilKkecit
ComSolv
Skelly
CongoNn
Soc Vac
Con Gas
Son Oil
ConOil D
Sperry Corp
Corn Pro Fo StaBrds
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Studbkr
Tex Corp
Fibrec P&l
Erie RR
Texpc&o
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Timken
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Pac
GenElee
Tintt Corp
Gil- Rax
Gimbel
Glidden
Uvs Vp
Goldust
Indal
WestMarv
West UN
Har
Wstf&m
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Bond quotes and rates for government and farm mortgages
U. S S bonds Treas 4 1/4s 47 52 at 116.22. Home Owners 4s 51 at 100.5. Fed Farm Mtg 3c 49 at 102.2. Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s 64 at 103.23.
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U. S&s. Bonds
Fed Farm
McConvery Excluded From NM Relief Admin Inquiry
Testimony refutes charges against McConvery tying him to New Mexico Relief Administration payments. He became FERA treasurer in May 1934 and joined the relief board in February 1934, with periods earlier when he had no FERA ties. Patton and Tod dispute untruths about bids and printing contracts, noting McConvery did not profit or stockhold any interest.
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New Mexico Relief Administration
Frank Tod
Frank
Patton
McConvery
New Mexican
Relief Administration
FERA
NRA Meeting Faces Hurdles in Senate Debate
In Washington on June 19 AP reports Democratic leaders push the stop gap NRA plan toward passage before the weekend. If not approved the remaining recovery law expires at midnight Sunday, forcing a fresh draft. Senators led by Clark King and Borah oppose a section allowing the president to relax anti trust laws for firms joining voluntary codes. A coal crisis adds pressure as miners threaten a Monday strike unless solved. The Bituminous Coal Producers and United Mine Workers reportedly agreed on a revised Guffey bill permitting price fixing to stabilize wages and hours.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Charles O'Neill
Clark
DMO
King
Utah
Borah
Ridaho
Two Kidnapers Arrested In Nationwide Hunt
Federal agents, led by J Edgar Hoover, announce the capture of Harmon Waley and his wife Margaret in Salt Lake City and the flight of William Mahan, all linked to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Waley and Mahan are described as ex convicts. authorities plan to seek the death penalty in Tacoma as the case moves forward with potential further principals sought.
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Rogers
Gifford
Federal Building
Department of Justice
Mahan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Northwest
Hoover
Ira J. Taylor
Idaho State Penitentiary
Hoquiam
Wash
Idaho
Boise
Kando
N. C
Rathdrum
Weyerhauuser
J. P. ‘Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
National Capital
E. J. Connelley
Washington
Utah
Joseph Chez
B. E. Cole
A. T. Davis
Cole
Davis
Butte
George Thulin
Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
Margaret
Camden
N. J
Edythe Morley
Marion Samuel
Margaret Waley
Harry H. Johnston
Pierce County
George Weyerhaeuser
Johnson
Harmon Metz Waley
Johnston
William Cole
Washington State Patrol
Harold R. Bird
William Mahan
Harmon M. Waley
Washington State
Montana
Newsapermen
Loover
Little George Weyerhaeuser
Alvin
Bill
Harry
William
Justice Building
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Alvin Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
Lowden Decries Roosevelt Farm Policy and Centralization
Former Governor Lowden clashes with Roosevelt administration over farm subsidies and NRA rulings. He frames the crisis as a defense of states rights and the Constitution, warning that constitutional amendments could erode the Bill of Rights and civil liberties. He urges grass roots support to resist federal power and protect liberty.
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Lowden
Republican Party
Washington
Federa
Schechter
NRA
Union of States
America
Roswell Gardens Win Prizes in Year’s City Contest
Roswell residents celebrate a garden and yard contest with 38 classifications and prizes in each division. Winners include dahlias, gladiolas, roses, zinnias, and perennials. The city also notes two years of tree planting campaigns totaling 2,430 and 2,911 trees. The event aims for the most attractive block, reflecting Roswell’s pride in trees and tidy alleys.
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Ustic
Roswell
Boy Scout Court of Honor Tonight
The regular monthly Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held at the district courtroom at eight o clock tonight. Stuart Pritchard and Fred Hampton of Troop 4 will come up for the Star Scout badges. A district committee meeting occurs at 7:00 tonight at the Boy Scout office, preceding the Court of Honor.
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Stuart Pritchard
Fred Hampton
Troop 4
Boy Scout Office
Court of Honor
Man Pleads Guilty To Garden Theft In J P Court
H. Johnson alias J M Eads pleaded guilty in J P court to stealing vegetables from J E Brasher's garden. Judge L L Johnson fined $25, but Johnson could not pay and was jailed.
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H. Johnson
J. M. Eads
J. P
J .E. Brasher
L. L. Johnson
Roswell Chamber of Commerce Praises City Beauty
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce manager Mr Simpson declares Roswell one of the most beautiful cities in the United States while the Houston Harte trophy is cited as part of a West Texas contest. An editor notes agreement with the assessment.
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Houston
United States
Missing four travelers from East St. Louis case
Louis and Mr and Mrs Albert Herberer of DuQuoin Illinois vanished after leaving East St Louis May 18 en route to San Diego. A $500 reward spurred peace officers and visitors to comb highways between El Paso and Albuquerque with boats at Elephant Butte. Officials seek luggage and probe Lorius travelers checks linked to a man who drove the Lorius car to El Paso and registered as James Sullivan East St. Louis, then abandoned the vehicle in Dallas.
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el Paso
Lorius
Holbrook
Ariz
James Sullivan
East St. Louis
Dallas
Shorty Hornbuckle Captures Carrizozo Invitational Golf Title
Shorty Hornbuckle of Clovis won the Carrizozo Invitational by defeating Ralph Petty of Carrizozo in the final. Hornbuckle beat Willie Gallacher 4 and 3 in the semi finals while Petty defeated B. M. Keehane 4 and 3. Ernest Hodges of Roswell claimed the championship flight consolation after beating Tom White of Roswell. Petty was medalist with 33. four players tied at 33 in qualifying.
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Shorty Hornbuckle
Clovis
Carrizozo
Ralph Petty
Hornbuckle
Willie Gallacher
Petty
B. M. Keehane
Roswell
Ernest Hodges
Tom ‘White
Had Amonett
Ruidoso
Guy Nickson
Pickle Nickson
Gallacher
Help Your Self Laundry Ad Note
Classified note advertises self service laundry at 35 cents per hour located at 310 North Virginia with reference J1012x for contact or order.
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Virginia
For Rent and Sale Classified Items
For rent five room furnished house contact T. H. Boswell at 373. For rent five room house. Also for sale fresh lead grapefruit small size 65 to basket 1.35 and oranges 288 per bushel 1.85 per bushel half bushel 95c peck bucket 49c. Cross Street from P O J10ux. Phone R 2813.
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T. H. Boswell
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