New York Stocks Rise on Blue Chip Demand and Rails
Investments demand and speculative enthusiasm pushed the market higher after initial profit taking. Blue chip issues remained favorites while rails attracted renewed buying. Gains of about two points were seen in Union Pacific Western Union Air Reduction Westinghouse and Allied Chemical among others. Total volume 1,272,600 shares.
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New York
Washington
Liverpool
Union Pacific
Western Union
Air Reduction
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Northern Pacific
American Can
Deere
Case
Columbian Carbon
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Eastman Kodak
Vans Products
Congoleum
Columbia Pictures
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
International Telephone
Market Close Prices for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Lard Belly
Chicago prices on June 14 show futures for Wheat at June 79 1/2, July 80 1/4, September 80 7/8, December 83 1/4. Corn at June 79 1/8, July , September 73 1/2, December 62 1/8. Oats at July 34 5/8, September 32 1/2, December 34 1/4. Rye at July 44 7/8, September 46 3/8, December 49 5/8. Barley at July 41 1/2, September 42. Lard at July 13 45, September 18 42, October 13 27. Bellies at July 17 10, September 17 05.
Market Ticker Recap From AP Ledger
AP notes from a trading column listing stock prices for multiple entities including Amn Cyan B and Ford Mot Ltd, with figures such as Gulf Oi Pa at 68 1/8 and Newmont Min at 51. Other names include Humble Oil, Texan Oil, Unit Verde, and Nia Hud Pow, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Am G & E
Am Maracaibo
Am Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E A
City
City Sve
Cord Corp
Bondy & Share
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oi Pa
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Lib
Newmont
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Road
Swift & Co
Texan Oil
Unit Verde
Kansas City Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
The report lists hog prices by weight classes with top 9.50 for 200-240 Ib hogs and ranges up to 9.30-50 for 220-250 Ib. sows 275-500 Ib 7.59 to 8.25. Cattle totals show 1,009 head with steers 550-900 Ib 8.50-11.50 and 900-1500 Ib 9.25-12.25. heifers 550-900 Ib 8.00-11.00. cows 6.25-7.50. dealers 5.00-8.00. stocker and feeder steers 6.75-9.25. Sheep volume 2,500 with lambs 7.75-8.06. native top 8.00. springers 6.75. yearling wethers 4.75-6.50. ewes 2.06-2.50.
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Kansas City
Ap-Us
Cotton futures rise on covering and trade buying
In New York on June 14 AP reports early price declines reversed as moderate rallies formed on covering and trade buying. Weather in the west and steady stocks and grains drew buyers, with October rising from 11.12 to 11.27 and futures closing 10-15 higher. July 11.59. October 11.29. December 11.31. January 11.35. March 11.41. May 11.47. Spot middling at 11.95.
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New York
Board of Education
City of Roswell
Harold E., Crosby
Ros
Fed Farm Meeting Scores Sums and Rates
The report lists Fed Farm meeting scores with three point three seconds and four point one quarter sums. It notes Farmer group 3s at 49 and 102.5, another 3 1/4s at 64 and 108.27, and Home Owners 43 51 at 100.3.
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The
Associated Press
Fed Farm
Home Owners
Wool trade improves with higher grease prices in Boston
In Boston on June 14, U S Department of Agriculture reported rising wool business with medium grades drawing more interest. Large lots of midgrade fleeces from the Midwest were bought by eastern buyers at 1 to 2 cents higher in the grease than a week earlier. Spot wools across grades showed increased activity and quoted prices reflected the uptick.
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Boston
AP US Dept. Agr
Middlewest
New Orleans Cotton Markets Quiet as Prices Inch Up
New Orleans spot cotton closed 15 points higher as sales reached 40. Middling grade traded at 12.95 cents per pound. The market remained quiet with modest gains and routine activity reported by AP.
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New Orleans
Mrs Walter Johnson Dies Here After Injury
Mrs. Walter W. Johnson passed away at 163 South Kentucky Avenue yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered about seven weeks earlier in an accident. A Roswell resident for 13 years she was born July 21 1873 in Tippah County Mississippi. She leaves a husband three daughters J A Gamble of Phoenix Arizona Mrs William Hood Jr of Memphis Texas and Miss Maria Lane Johnson and four sons John Willis Johnson of Carlsbad Davia G Johnson of Phoenix Arizona and Rev Meler.
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Walter W. Johnson
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Roswell
Tippah County
Mississippi
Brownwood
Texas
Lovington
New Mexico
Baptist Church
J. A. Gamble
Phoenix
Arizona
William Hood, Jr
Memphis
Marcia Lane Johnson
John Willis Johnson
Carlsbad
Davia G. Johnson
Rev Meler
Time on Airport to Postoffice Trips the Forecast Period
A memorandum by Eugene L. Vidal outlines air safety plans. The Commerce Department will speed up installation of instrument approach facilities at major terminals and require radio compasses on airplanes. It will expedite licensing of airline dispatchers and define their duties. Terminal traffic control studies will be completed to strengthen safeguards in operations.
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Eugene L. Vidal
Bureau Air Commerce
Department
Department of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Bureau
Wool market report shows light demand in past week
Boston AP bulletin notes wool demand was exceedingly light last week with daily exports around 300,000 to 400,000 pounds. Prices varied by region for fleeces, combing grades, and mohair, with foreign markets firm and domestic ranges detailed across multiple states and territories.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
NRA Bill Sent to President Roosevelt for Signature
Washington June 14 The House speedily approved Senate amendments to extend the NRA to April 1 next and sent the measure to President Roosevelt for his signature after a brief debate. Representative Michener called the action a gag rule as Republicans argued over the anti trust amendment and added that the President might regret his remarks about a constitutional amendment. The resolution also cited fuel and aviation policy provisions and calls for broader airport development and safety measures under Commerce oversight.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Transcontinental Airliner Crash Details disputed
An April 6 1935 crash near Macon Missouri draws scrutiny over radio equipment weather forecasts and crew actions. Transcontinental and Western Air defends its equipment and personnel citing false weather reports and disputing findings that blamed the airline. Witnesses note logs and regulatory hearings point to the pilot’s decision making and communication failures as factors.
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New York
Jack Frye
Trans-Continental
Western Air
Macon
Bureau of Air Commerce Observer
Kirksville
Frye
Department of Commerce
Bronson Cutting
Transcontinental and
Bureau of Air Commerce
Atlanta
Missouri
Roswell woman dies. five grandchildren survive
Johnson formerly of Roswell passes away and is survived by five grandchildren. David Johnson is noted as not present at the time. No definite funeral arrangements have been made. Talmage Mortuary is in charge and will issue complete announcements later.
Presbyterians Elect Dr Joseph A Vance Moderator
Dr Joseph A Vance, 70, of Detroit, was elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the United States at the Cincinnati general assembly, the church’s highest office.
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Joseph A. Vance
Detroit
Presbyterian Church In
United States
General Assembly
Cincinnati
Unclear caption hints at gasoline surplus link to El Paso
The fragment suggests sheriffs were told of a gasoline surplus possibly used around El Paso to burn effects. No concrete details or names are readable, leaving the core claim as a speculative theory tied to local authorities and a suspected arson or disposal scenario.
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el Paso
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