Willkie nomination boosts New York stock market rush
Wall Street reacts to Wendell L. Willkie as Republican nominee with brisk opening trades led by utilities. Major names rise with North American, Consolidated Edison, Public Service of N J, American Water Works and more showing substantial gains before closing. Commodities slip slightly. Kansas City livestock and Boston wool markets also report activity with mixed results and curbs on certain futures.
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New York and New Orleans Market Updates June 28
New York stocks and bond listings show varied activity with notes on butter eggs and poultry prices. New Orleans spot cotton falls slightly to Middling 1080 and sales 590 while U S bond quotes drift. NY stock table lists many company figures with mixed gains and losses as Wool top futures ease later in session.
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Balkan Upheaval as Rumanians Mobilize and Neighbors Press Claims
chaotic wartime era notes large scale Hungarian call up linked to Romanian crisis. Bulgarian troops move to Romanian frontier while Belgrade reports regional insistence that greater Romania may be dissolved. Carol plans talks yet resists Russian terms as Stalin and Hitler pivot diplomacy and military postures rise across Bessarabia and northern Bucovina.
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CCC to enroll 618 New Mexico youths in July
Governor Miles announced that the Civilian Conservation Corps will enroll 618 youths aged 17 to 24 in July during the midyear period. Eligibility includes jobless youths regardless of parental relief status, with enrollment run by the state welfare department. Lieutenant Governor Murray arrived from Hobbs to discuss with Rep J J Dempsey and Miles as rumors swirled about a possible bid for the U S House seat if Dempsey sought the Senate nomination.
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Willkie Clinches Nominating Win At Philadelphia Convention
Wendell Willkie won the Republican presidential nomination after a marathon six ballots at the Philadelphia convention. Taft Vandenberg Dewey and Hoover supporters pivoted, and Pennsylvania’s 72 votes helped push Willkie over the top as the roll call ended with unanimity. Hoover telegrammed congratulations but failed to derail the surge for Willkie as delegates rallied to the New Yorker’s campaign for unity, defense, and revival of the economy.
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Freeman named new colonel on governor staff in ceremony
Santa Fe ceremony last night installed Santa Fe and Albuquerque officers of fourth degree masters of the Knights of Columbus Archbishop Rudolph A Gerken presented Freeman with commission to serve on Governor Miles staff Freeman is from Albuquerque and becomes the latest colonel on the governor’s staff in New Mexico
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Chamber of Commerce plans three bus trips for locals
The merchants committee hopes to complete its quota in a few days and notes three bus trips costing six dollars for the trio per person. Trips aid neighborly ties and cost efficiency. The Carlsbad Cavalcade is highlighted for July 3 to 5 with local participation. no organized delegation planned. Committee members include Cobean Hodson Merritt Prager Tigner and Taylor. In Santa Fe the welfare department ends its publicity director post as an economy move and Concha Ortiz y Pino resigns effective July 1.
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State Welfare Department
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Concha Ortiz Y Pino
Wool Market Is Slowly Subsiding Across Regions
The Commercial Bulletin notes a gradual subsiding wool market this week with little overall volume. Prices in New Mexico show 78-84 cents clean, while midwest bids top at 39-40 cents delivered mill. Mohair remains slow with prices largely unchanged.
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Galveston Cotton Steady as Prices Hold at 10.45
Galveston June 28 spot cotton remains steady with mid dling at 10.45 dollars per unit and no sales reported. Market activity appears quiet as traders wait for direction.
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