Stocks shape steady gains amid mixed war news
New York June 15 Steels and other war stocks rallied early in the session but gains faded by close with many issues slipping. Transfers reached 556 900 shares as favored names such as U S Steel Bethlehem Crucible Chrysler Sears Roebuck Eastman Kodak International Paper power and others led, while Boeing Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft and Sperry lagged. Possible cancellation of French plane orders weighed, bonds rose with Italian dollar loans strong and commodities showed mixed action.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible Steel
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
International Paper & Power Preferred
Loft
American Car & Foundry
Baldwin Locomotive
Kennecott
American Smelting
Consolidated Edison
Santa Fe
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Sperry
France
Sterling
Alaska
Aviat Corp
Boeing Airp
Boeing Airp Eeesee Ovueovee Wee Ae Nes
Borg Warn Oe
Briggs Mfg
Bulova Watch
Campbell Wyant
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
Colgate Palm
Col Fuel & Irons
Eos
Colum G & E
Ieee
Igre Eee
Coty Inc
Crucible Stra
Curtiss Wright
Doug Airc
Dow Chem
iDu Pont de
Eaton Mfg
el Pow & Lt
el Paso Nat Gas
Firestone
Eis Ee
Gen Foods
Gen Mills
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Nick Can
Johns Manv
Kennecott Cop
Krog Groc
Lockheed Airc
Lorillard
Magma
Miami
Montgom Ward
Nat Distaire
North Am Co
Northa Pac See
Ohio Oil
Owens Ill Glee
Park Utah
Cons
Penney
Penn
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Radio Corp of Am “Sf
Rem Rand
Repub
Shell UN Oil
Skelly Oil
Soc Vac
Sperry Corp
Brass
Rans & West Air A
Fox Union
Union Oil
United Air Lee
United
United Gas Imp
Essee
U S
Gypsum
Esse Ee
Westgh Air
West el & Mf
Woolworth
Worthington Io M
Yellow Tr & C
Youngst
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data shows hogs salable 50 with unchanged overall. Week gains: butcher hogs and packing sows up 10-15, stock pigs up 25. cattle totals 225, calves 60. steers steady to up 25, yearlings and heifers 25-40 higher, cows and bulls higher, calves and vealers 50 higher. Sheep receipts zero, total 250. lambs mostly steady to 25 lower with top twelve months lambs at 10.75, other cuts and shipments mixed between 6.75 and 10.00 with limited high notes.
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Kansas City
USDA
Boston Wool Prices Rise Amid Strong Week of Trade
Prices in Boston rose on sturdy demand for territory wools with gains across original and graded lines. Texas wools saw price increases in 12 month lots, while fleece wools held steady with little weekly change. Curbs list in New York mixed securities and cotton futures edged higher, with grain and bond quotes showing modest movement.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
Spot Cotton Prices Steady Near 10.68 in Galveston
In Galveston market report, spot cotton held steady at 13 cents per pound on small activity with no sales recorded. asking price around 10.68. Market watchers note lull in transactions and limited price movement for the day.
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Galveston
French Fleet Strikes Italy as Allied War News Dims
Reports from a British military center southwest of Paris describe a tragic situation yet deny panic. French warships shelled Italian targets and bombers hit Venice as French defenses contest the Nazi advance while Basel notes heavy Rhine fort firing and German ammo conservation.
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Paris
Loire
Italy
Marseille
French Riviera
Genoa
Rome
Adriatic
Venice
Switzerland
France
Upper Rhine
Bern
Basel
Rhine
Whcih
Dodgers Clinch Lead With Shutout Of Reds In Four Game Set
Dodgers beat the Reds 2-0 at Ebbets Field behind Luke Hamlin two hit pitching. Joe Medwick, in left field, helped the team win while drawing 27,000 fans. The game started a four game series and set up tomorrow's sellout crowd. Meanwhile elsewhere in the majors, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, New York and St. Louis posted wins as their pennant races tightened. Giants extended win streak to seven with an 8-6 victory over Pittsburgh. Al Lopez trade rumor surfaced as Bees swapped him for Ray Beres.
Roosevelt pledges more U S aid to France in war crisis
President Roosevelt told French Premier Reynaud that the United States would double efforts to send airplanes artillery and munitions so long as allied governments resist. He warned commitments rest with Congress and stressed continued material support as long as the French defend liberty. The message was released from the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reynaud
France
Congress
United States
White House
Roosevelt opens U S arsenals and shipyards to Latin nations
President Roosevelt signed legislation releasing federal arsenals and U S shipyards for Latin American republics to build and buy naval vessels and war material. Transactions must be cash based.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Vargas Says His Dictatorship Speech Aligns With Roosevelt
Washington June 15 President Getulio Vargas of Brazil told President Roosevelt that his speech on dictatorships delivered earlier this week can in no sense be regarded as contradictory to Roosevelt’s Charlottesville Virginia address.
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Washington
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Roosevelt
Charlottesville
Ambassadors Fate Update Amid Paris Communique Cutoff
The state department said it last heard from William C. Bullitt, U.S. ambassador to France, on Thursday night and held no fear for his safety. Officials noted communications with Paris are cut off and did not know when resumed.
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Washington
State Department
William Co. Bullitt
France
Department
Paris
Lobbyists to wear red uniforms in Louisiana senate
In Baton Rouge on June 15 a proposal urged all lobbyists to wear red uniforms green caps and yellow shoes so officials can spot them easily. The Louisiana senate deferred action on the resolution.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Italian Troops Occupy French Alpine Frontier Points
Rome reporting the Italian high command announced that Italian troops had occupied points of French territory along the Alpine frontier.
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Rome
German Forces Break into Maginot Fortifications
Berlin reports heavy onslaught as German troops penetrate defenses of the Maginot line in a major advance. High command confirms the action and notes continued assaults along the line.
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Berlin
Maginot Line
High Command
Iraqi Army Claims Successful Attacks on British Bases
The Iraqi army said today that successful attacks were carried out against British bases in Malta and Aden, asserting operational gains and impact on allied forces in the region.
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Rome
Malta
Aden
Romanian King Urges Neutrality in Balkans War Spread
King Carol of Romania, per diplomatic circles, sent a note to President Ismet Inonu of Turkey urging neutrality to prevent war spread to the Balkans. A government spokesman denied the dispatch, but reports claim the appeal was sent via the Romanian representative at Ankara. Simultaneously a note to Prince Paul of Yugoslavia was reported.
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Bucharest
Carol
Romania
Ismet Ionu
Turkey
Balkans
Ankara
Paul
Yugoslavia
Spain claims Tan gier zone occupation as world presence
Madrid reports The morning press jubilant over control of the international neutralized zone of Tangier Morocco. Arriba proclaims the action signifies Spain's presence in the world.
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Madrid
Tangier
Morocco
Arriba
Spain
Earl of Coventry Listed Missing in London War Report
The 39 year old Earl of Coventry, a lieutenant in the Worcestershire regiment, was listed as missing today in London. He was the tenth Earl of his line and known as a huntsman.
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London
Italian air attack destroys U S planes on French coast
Rome dispatch says Italian aerial gunners hit an airport on the Provence coast of France, riddling a shipment of brand new planes from the United States. The Corriere Della Sera noted the attack occurred Thursday and left the aircraft wrecked after they were unloaded and waiting with empty gasoline tanks.
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Rome
United States
Provence
France
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
America
France and Britain Wanted War Says Authorized Spokesman
Berlin reports an authorized spokesman stated that France and England wanted the war and there is no occasion to stop it, as of June 15. The remark addressed talks on French capitulation prospects amid ongoing hostilities.
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Berlin
France
England
Italian liner Fortunata sunk near Canary Islands
A Reuters dispatch from Madrid reports the Italian liner Fortunata of 4786 tons sunk south of Teneriffe Canary Islands after engagement with two French destroyers. World news item notes maritime loss and sources.
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London
Reuters
Madrid
Fortunata
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Reports of French capitulation claims dismissed
London a British source states that reports of France surrender or separate peace are of German origin and false, with no truth in the claims.
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London
France
Night Games Spark Wide MLB Scoring in Homestand
Yesterday's results show National League action with New York beating Pittsburgh 8 to 6 while Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn 2 to 0. Chicago downed Brooklyn earlier 2 to 0 as Boston topped Cleveland 4 to 8. In American League Detroit crushed Washington 10 to 1 and Philadelphia shutout Cleveland 8 to 0. Night games feature New York over St. Louis 12 to 3 and Boston over Chicago 5 to 1.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Eeevsnes
Seattle
Oakland
San Diego
Hollywood
League Scores From Hockey Card Standings
International League results list Jersey City 3 Rochester 6 and Rochester 2 Buffalo 3. Baltimore 10 Buffalo 0, Syracuse 7 Montreal 1, Toronto 5 Newark 2.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
Toronto
Newark
Scores from American Association games play briskly
The American Association results show Columbus beating Indianapolis 8 0, Louisville defeating Toledo 6 4, Milwaukee topping Minneapolis 6 1, and Kansas City prevailing over St Paul 12 8.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Seattle Beats San Diego In Open PCL Match
Pacific Coast League summary shows Seattle 2, San Diego 1. Other scores include Sacramento 6 over Hollywood 3, Portland 9 over Oakland 8, and San Francisco 8 over Los Angeles 1.
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Seattle
San Diego
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas League scores steady with late Beaumont win
Beaumont nips Shreveport 1 to 0 in 10 innings while Dallas at Fort Worth was postponed due to wet grounds. San Antonio defeats Houston 4 to 3 and Oklahoma City edges Tulsa 4 to 3.
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Beaumont
Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Southern Association Scores and Schedule Highlights
Nashville defeated Knoxville 14 to 7. New Orleans at Birmingham postponed due to rain. Atlanta beat Chattanooga 8 to 1. Memphis 7 2 and Little Rock 6 3 in first 10 innings.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Knoxville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
Arizona Texas League scores show mixed results
In the Arizona Texas League Albuquerque defeated Bisbee 9 to 3 while El Paso edged Tucson 4 to 3.
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Albuquerque
Bisbee
el Paso
Tucson
Boxing Results From Hollywood and New York
In Hollywood California George Latka of San Jose stopped Nick Peters of San Antonio in six rounds. In New York Maxie Shapiro of New York defeated Pat Foley of Boston in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
George Latka
San Jose
Nick Peters
San Antonio
Tex
New York
Maxie Shapiro
Pat Foley
Boston
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Luke Hamlin of the Dodgers held the Reds to two hits as Brooklyn increased its lead. John Allen of the Indians shut out the Athletics on two hits. Dick Errickson of the Bees earned his fourth win without a loss on a four hit game. Ernie Kay of the Cardinals had two hits including a triple to beat the Phillies. Burgess Whitehead and Nick Witek of the Giants contributed three of New York's 13 hits against the Pirates. Hal Newhouser of the Tigers limited the Senators to five hits and one run. Dennis Gatehouse of the Red Sox had seven hits in a 5-1 win over the White Sox. Charley Keller of the Yankees led a 17-hit assault with four hits, two home runs and a triple against the Browns.
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Tex Carleton
Bucky Walters
Red Sox
Reds
Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Dennis Gatehouse
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
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Johnny Allen
Allen
Sam Chapman
Hal Newhouser
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Billy Southworth
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Bowman
Giants
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Dick Errickson
Errickson
Associated Press
Luke Hamlin
John Allen
Indians
Athletics
Bees
Cubs
Ernie Kay
Cardinals
Phillies
Burgess Whitehead
Nick Witek
New York
Pirates
Tigers
Senators
Boston
White Sox
Charley Keller
Yankees
Browns
Interest Grows in Camp Wehinahpay for Scout Summer
The Eastern New Mexico Area Boy Scout Council reports strong early interest in Camp Wehinahpay near Weed in the Sacramento Mountains. July 28 to August 11 with two one week periods and possibly a third. $5 per boy per period. Camp director C K Eisler and Sam Henry assist, Solon O'Dell returns as cook. Buffalo Trails Council now uses the site, with Chaves County 4-H camp planned July 7-10.
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P. V. Thorson
Wehinahpay
Eastern
New Mexico
Boy Scout Council
Sacramento Mountains
Weed
C. K. Eisler
Sam Henry
Solon O’dell
Buffalo Trails Boy Scout Council
Sweetwater
Tex
Chaves County
Portales Aims at KiLi Tourney Team Trophy
Portales prepares a strong amateur boxing team for the KiLi tournament opening next Monday with hopes of winning the team trophy. Carlsbad CCC Camp and Roswell boxers provide stiff competition as local athletes train daily at the Armory. Notables include Johnny Nihart of Lake Arthur in 126 pounds and Lloyd Waggoner at 135, with Ty Bain weighing options. The spotlight centers on Rusty Etz’s opening night bout and a potential challenge from Kiwanis rivalries. The charity event is run by Kiwanis and Lions Clubs under Capt. C. M. Woodbury.
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Lloyd Waggoner
Ruidoso
Ty Bain
Texas Tech
Rusty” Etz
Lions Club
Etz
G. K. Richardson
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Capt
C. M. Woodbury
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Flash
Major League leaders list top performers across batting runs RBIs hits doubles and home runs with players from Boston Washington St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Chicago. Notable leaders include Finney Foxx and Moses along with Case Wright and Newsom in pitching standings.
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Associated Press
Finney
Boston
Radcliff
St. Louis
Case
Washington
Moses
Philadelphia
Boudreau
Cleveland
Williams
Foxx
Walker
Wright
Chicago
Cramer
Greenberg
Detroit
Keller
New York
Trosky
Newsom
Smith
Baseball leaders and notable stats from May period
Batting highlights include May of Philadelphia hitting .351 and 354 with Moore of New York. F McCormick leads runs with 37, Danning and Mize top RBIs. McCormick and Whitehead lead hits. Moore and McCormick pace doubles, Ross and Camilli lead triples. Mize tops homers, Frey and Werber seek steals. Melton and Lohrman tie for pitching wins at 6-1.
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New York
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
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Mize
St. Louis
Whitehead
Ross
Boston
Camilli
Brooklyn
Frey
Werber
Melton and Lohrman
Sports Briefs From New York June 15 War and track notes
War bulletin notes Indians off the reservation. Alex Wilson of Loyola Chicago tops Notre Dame track job line. Sports writers split on Demaret Open withdrawal and U S G A deal for early birds. Banks McFadden Clemson to stay coaching not pro ball with Dodgers. Joe Medwick to Dodgers 3-1 in Broadway books.
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War Bulletin
Cleveland Indians
Alex Wilson
Loyola
Chicago
Notre Dame
Jimmy Demaret
Ed Oliver
Banks McFadden
Clemson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Dodgers
Baer Brothers in New Mega Heavyweight Bout Talk
Chaotic sports chatter as Max Baer and Buddy Baer are billed for a heavyweight clash while Jack Dempsey fans grumble. The Yankees pay Paul Schreiber $100 weekly for batting practice as 150 plus young marble players converge nationwide for the finals in the marble kings tourney.
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Jack Dempsey
Max
Buddy Baer
Paul Schreiber
Curtis Davis Moves Highlight Dodgers Cash Deals
Harold Parrott notes Curtis Davis, the Dodgers newest pitcher, has been linked to buyer seller deals totaling about 400000 since joining from the Phillies in 1934. He asserts no other player in baseball has been involved in so much money.
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Harold Parrott
Brooklyn Eagle
Curtis Davis
Dodger
J. Piermont Morgan
Phillies
Davis
Indians vow to oust Vitt as Ragtime roars
Ragtime notes claim Indians cannot win while Oscar Vitt remains in charge and describe a real old time uprising. Mentions Dempsey moving into wrestling circles and Joe Medwick joining the Dodgers, signaling big revisions to baseball records.
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Oscar Vitt
Dempsey
Joe Medwick
Dodger
Ad Clubbers Club Lions Into Submission In Charity Game
Ad Club triumphed 28 to 15 over the Lions in the annual charity softball game at de Bremond Field. Key moments included Joe Birkmeyer’s two first inning home runs and strong fielding from both sides. Proceeds benefited the boys' work of the two clubs.
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AD Clubbers
Ad Club
Lions
Tom Hall
Lew Hammond
P. S
Durant
Martin
Joe Birkmeyer
Lions Madison
Ezz
Lion
Rusty Etz
Mulray
KGF Land
de Bremond Field
Wallace Wilson
C. M. Woodbury
Etz
Young
Daniel
Cooley
Dennison
Harold “Palmer
Record
Softball doubleheader set at Roswell fairgrounds tomorrow
Moseley's Roswell softball team opens against Fort Stanton at 1 45 PM with a second game at 3 PM against La Mexicana Bar. A third game follows at 4 PM between two on-field selections. Bleachers planned for spectators.
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Moseley
Roswell
Fort Stanton
Fairgrounds
la Mexicana Bar
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