Wall Street Declines Amid Market Nervousness and Strikes
Wall Street opened dull with declines attributed to fear of a steel strike, the German moratorium, and wheat reactions. Losses ranged from fractions to over a point as the market closed heavy with a turnover of 632,486 shares. Wheat fell over 3 cents intraday but recovered a cent. corn held firm. other cereals eased slightly. Major losers included Auburn Automobile and Eastman Kodak, with several big Industrials and oils down modestly.
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Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Young and Dawes
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Western Union
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
U. Ss. Smelting
Kennecott
Seaboard Oil
National Distillers Scinleys Allied Chemical
Columbian Carbon
Loew’s
Bethlehem Steel
Dupont
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Dexter News Highlights In Roswell District
A busy roster fills Dexter notes with social and club activities. Dr Fall of Albuquerque and Dr Armentrout of Philadelphia attend a reception while church leaders discuss progress in Dexter and western New Mexico. Local events include a Business Men's Club meeting with a Woman's Club dinner, a Ladies Aid Society tea, and community visits from Roswell residents. A family welcomes a baby boy Edwin Roy. Miss Janet Faulkner travels to Brownwood, Texas, for a National 4 H convention. Roswell visitors, farm reports from Kress TX, and upcoming notices for church missionary meetings round out the week.
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Fall
Albuquerque
Armentrout
Philadelphia
Anderson
Dexter
Hall
John Reid
Fob McNeal
Jeanet Faulkner
Roswell
M. B. Miles
Texas
Roy Northcut
Irl Wolf
Earl Corn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Babe
Norman D. McLeod
Mr. Howard
George Love
Robert McNeal
Raton
W. F. Kerr
Kress
Business Men's Club
Woman's Club
Dexter School
Tom Hall
Pecos Valley
Ernest McKnad
McKnad
Juanita Belle
C. Moore
B. O
F. R. Faulkner
Brownwood
Gayle Sharp
Jewel Sharp
Farmington
Las Vegas
Frank Reinecke
Parker
Portales
Eastern
Presbyterian Church
Business Men’s Club
Shaw Grocery
Geo. Wilcox
Dexter Field
Dexter Fellows
Drought Strains New Mexico Crops Amid Sparse Irrigation
A dry farming state faces severe drought with irrigation water dwindling in Bernalillo and Mora counties. Irrigated crops stay strong while dry land suffers. Chaves and Curry counties report insufficient rain, frost damage near Chacon, and livestock losses. National drought warnings cite low wheat and hay yields, but fruit prospects remain surprisingly good as June reports flag extreme heat and scarce precipitation. Green to speak at AFL strike meeting in Pittsburgh.
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Bernalillo
Chaves
Curry
St. Vrain
Chacon
Mora County
el Paso
Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Fred Daniels
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Autobiography by George Coe Delves into Lincoln County War
The article reviews George Coe's forthcoming autobiography detailing frontier New Mexico history. It covers the Lincoln County War, Billy the Kid, and Coe’s role and life events from 1874 onward. Roswell resident Miss Harrison wrote the manuscript. Coe dedicates the work to his wife Phoebe and their descendants.
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Ife
Chaves
Lincoln Countiies
Chaves County
D. N. Pope
G. A. Richardson
Smith Lea
Lucius Dills
Harry Jaffa
Sidney Prager
J. W. Miller
Sally Roberts
Lily Klasner
J. F. Himble
E. A. Cahoon
Jason W. James
Major Fulton
Church
Davisson
Jack Thornton
Claude
Arthur Allison
Lincoln County
George W. Titsworth
P. G. Peters
John
New Mexico
Murphy- Dolan
McSween
Lincoln
Billy the Kid
Pat Garrett
Mr. Coe
Phoebe
Chicago Grain Prices For July September December Futures
AP reports Chicago grain and lard market closes with Wheat July 94 1/8, September 95, December 96 3/8. Corn July 58, September 59 7/8, December 61 1/4. Oats July 43 3/4, September 42 1/2, December 44 1/2. Rye July 65 1/8, September 66 7/8, December 69. Barley July 56 1/2, September 54 1/2, December. Lard July 6.77, September 7.07, October 7.17. Bellies July 9.36, September 9.60.
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Chicago
Ryde
New York Curb Summary of Market Figures
New York curb market closes with mixed quotes across utilities and industrials. Notable figures include Ford Motor Ltd at 8, Gulf Oil Pa at 66 3/4, Texan Oil at 6 3/4, Trans Cont Air at 2 1/4, United Gas at 2 3/4, and Newmont Min at 51 3/4 among others.
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Curb
Associated’ Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oi Pa
Humble
Lib McN&l
Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Road
St Oil Ind
Swit & Co
Téxon Oil
Trans Cont Air
United Gas
Unit Verde
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City stockyards news from June 14 shows hogs trading mostly 15 to 26 higher with top prices around 4.30 for choice 210-270 lb hogs and sows 270-350 lb. Cattle and sheep also stronger with good to choice heifers 5.5 to 6.5, cows 3.0 to 4.0, and spring lambs at 8.40 to 8.75 for choice. Yearling wethers 4.5 to 6.5. ewes 1.25 to 2.00. overall steady to firmer trend through the day.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas
City
U.S. Dept
Powerse
Quiet Activity In Boston Wool Market Noted
In Boston on June 14, AP reports only a limited movement in Ohio and similar markets. Domestic wools remain quiet with quotations largely nominal due to scarce tract manufacturers. Traders show little definite interest or commentary on new wool offerings as supply remains tight.
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Boston
Ohio
Boston Mar
Galveston Cotton Prices Reported June 14
AP notes steady market with 20 point lower spot. Middlings at 12.05 cents and sales limited to about 200 bales.
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Galveston
Eveston
Cotton market declines on liquidation and weather outlook
New York June 14 AP The cotton market eased amid realizing and scattered selling as a more favorable immediate weather view in the eastern belt tempered activity. Futures closed barely steady with declines of 17 to 26 points. July 11.94 95. October 12.19 20. December 12.30 31. January 12.35 March 12.47 May 12.54 56. Spot quiet at middling 12.15.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Pullman
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P&p
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Safeway
Chi Ri&p
Schulte
Chrysler
Colgate
Sears
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St&Whstr
Coty
Studbkr
Curt Wrt
Dlac&w
TexCorp
Dia Mat
Tex Gul
Doug Air
Tex Pc&o ‘du
Pont
Tesri
Eastman
Timken
GenElec
Glidden
Goldust
Us Steel
T&t
Liberty bonds close amid Treasury and farm loan notices
New York reports Treasury and farm loan bond activity with small changes. Fourth 4 1/48 33-38 at 103.19, Treas 41/46 47-52 at 113.12, Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/48 64 at 101.32, Tome Owners Loans 4s at 101.18.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip Slightly
New Orleans market reports steady cotton with a minor drop of 16 points as of June 14. Sales totaled 909 bales with middling grade at 12.14 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Dexter couple attend San dia Conference and garden reception
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Anderson left Monday for the San dia Conference that will run two weeks. The Sew-So club held a Lake Van meeting Thursday with a lawn picnic for members and families. One hundred twenty enjoyed the supper and games after the meal. Beautiful church gardens glowed with varied colors Friday evening as Dr. and Mrs. Anderson entered the scene.
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John G. Anderson
Sandia
Sew-So
Lake van
Unions Pemand Offer Update in Labor Bill Dispute
Senators from the Republican side voiced displeasure with most provisions of the new labor bill at a party conference and formed a subcommittee to draft amendments. Democrats aim to rush the bill through Congress to enable conciliation boards to avert the steel strike due Saturday while Johnson denies being removed as mediator. Some industrialists oppose parts of the plan they fear could require a closed shop, as the AFL backs the measure.
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Senate
Congress
Johnson
Roosevelt
The
American Federation of Labor
Drought relief talks outline Chaves Eddy Lea county projects
Officials from Chaves, Eddy and Lea counties discussed drought relief steps including road grading drainage and surveying projects. Planned works cover Olive Ftsumner road 20 miles Dexter bridge to Crawford 75 miles Y O Crossing 30 miles Acme road 10 miles Roswell Vaughn to Pecos 24 miles Lake Arthur Buffalo Valley 14 miles Pine Lodge road. A prairie dog and jack rabbit poisoning program was also proposed with federal poison grain.
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Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Chaves County
Olive-Ft. Sumner
Dexter Bridge
Pecos
Crawford
Y-O Crossing
Acme
Pecos River
Roswell-Vaughn
Lake Arthur
Buffalo Valley
Pine Lodge Road
Camp Chatter: Camp Team and Company Side Triumphs
Monday night the American League Camp Team beat Yellow Cab 5 to 3 while Mills allowed three hits. The Camp Team leads the league 3-0. Tuesday the Company National League Team beat Lions 13 to 4 with three homers. Jiminez pitched well. The Company Teams both sit atop standings with 3-0 records. Mr. Wilkins spoke at Recreation Hall about Citizenship Courses for men leaving this month. Rigler notes Pinky Reeves can walk fastest, Cheezie Meischen backs it up. A humorous tale of the three walking home last night and the camp surgeon removing adhesive from Cheezie’s back follows.
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Yellow Cab
Mills
Lions
Jiminez
Wilkins
Rigler
Pinky Reeves
Cheezie
Meischen
H S
Mussolini and Hitler Discuss Disarmament in Venice Meeting
Venice June 14 AP Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini greeted each other at Nicelli airfield marking talks on disarmament. Konstanin Von Neurath joined reception as Il Messagero called the meeting a stabilizing force in Europe. Reports note German and Italian leaders aim to advance disarmament with Nazi and fascist backing.
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Venice
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Nicelli
Mussolini
Hitler
Fulvio Sovich
Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
Berlin
Il Duce
Emile
Il Messagero
Rome
Europe
League of Nations
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Pittsburgh
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers
William Green
Steel Workers
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Pemand
Tommy White
Patracks No. 4
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Rollo Butler
Goodyear
McNally-Hall Motor CO
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