Wall Street Quiet Amid Mixed Market Shows
In New York on March 4 AP reports investors cooling to stocks as London gold climbs to a record high and sterling dips. Trading remains slow with many equities edging down on light volume while government securities highlight March 15 financing terms. Utilities rails and motor stocks show mild declines and transfers total 422,90 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
London
Uv S
The
Treasury
Rails and Motors
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Santa Fe
N.Y
Central
Southern Pacific
General Motors
Chrysler
New York Stocks Close Mixed on March 4 Trading
The New York Stock Exchange report shows diverse moves across major issues led by Am Crs and Nat Gas with mixed gains and declines. Key Industrials like Am Sugar and U S Steel posted modest changes while utilities and rail operators showed mixed confidence amid market uncertainty.
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New York
Lowing
Close York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Alaska J
T&t
Kelvina
Allis
Kencott
AmrCan
KrogGroc
AmCr
Anaconda
NY Ctl
An Cap
Nynh&h
Atm
BoGal
Steel
Wadsco
Wiest
E&m . Woolworth
INEFFICIENCY IN HOLD WORK
Washington March 4 Cap. An investigation of the work of the Home Owners Loan Corporation was invited by chairman John H Fahey who appeared before the House rules committee to answer charges of graft and inefficiency. Fahey denied inefficiency and said safeguards protected the government during emergency. He noted 1,759,000 applications and 104 indicted under the HOLC act, with only 30 employed by the corporation. The legal department has handled over 1,200 complaints. Fahey argued that few protests have come from applicants and that only 31 cases were clearly documented, eight deserving serious consideration. He cited safeguards to prevent graft and said 236 attorneys were discharged, 942 resigned or were discharged for politics, 2,116 appraisers were disqualified, and 44 state and district bandagery and assistant managers resigned for mismanagement or inefficiency.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
John H. Fahey
House
Rutes Committee
Fahey
Legal” Department
HOLC
Congress
Anly Committee
Bee
New Mexico highway commission names appointed members
Gov. Tingley announces five member highway commission with C. Oden of Albuquerque Lea Rowland of Roswell and Sargent of Chama. New group represents north central and southern districts and will oversee a record building program may total about 200 000 dollars with bids opening after continued session. Fahey criticizes HOLC mortgage handling amid bank bailout debate.
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Cifdé Oden
Albuquerqué
Ea Sargent
Chama
Lea Rowland
Roswell
Clydé Tingley
Highway Department
Oden and
Rowland
Sargent
Boston Wool Market Sees Firmer Prices and Strong Demand
AP reports the US wool market showing firmer asking prices on fine wools. Volume and receipts in Boston indicate active demand, with volumes around 88,100 bales noted and strong domestic shipments ahead of March. Market expectations point to continued firmness as demand supports prices.
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Boston
iMarch
Livestock market report with mixed bids and prices
The market lists cattle and lambs with weights and price ranges. Cattle include fed steers around 12.00, cows 6.00 to 7.00, and stockers up to 9.50. Lambs show bids around 8.10 for native lambs and 8.25 for fed lambs, with yearlings at 5.50 to 7.25. Ewes and wethers priced 4.00 to 5.25.
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Snsas
Marth
Cehdak
Unclear 1960s Chicago Sports Scores Collage
Fragmented OCR shows a Chicago area sports page with scattered heat and score figures from May to September, including dates like May and July. Several numbers and terms appear detached, with no coherent event or lineup.
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Chigago
Chicago
Marth Yap Ee
She
SCOR
Ember
ATS . Sy
S Embér
Spica i
Fae
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices and Bond Listings
New York cotton quiet with futures down 6-10 points amid light liquidity. May around 12.39, March 12.27, spot middling 12.55. Bond quotes include Fourth 4 Was 101.24 and various Fed and Farm Mortgage issues. New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, 8 points lower, sales 224, middling 12.58.
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York
Cottonew York
Cottoft
Atl
Newton
Hae Be
New Orleans
Tree Planting Campaign Expands Citywide Effort
The city beautification committee of the chamber of commerce reports rapid start to the tree planting drive with 38 trees planted by ten property owners this morning. Fifty district workers will meet Tuesday at 7 pm for a 30 minute briefing as organizers tally species and totals continued since last fall.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ss. P. Johnson Jr
Edith Geyer
P. Johnson
Brown
Labor Board mediation urged as El Paso clash unfolds
The El Paso power dispute intensifies as W L Ingram and Dr Edwin Elliott push arbitration while President M C Smith insists the company will not submit. Gov Clyde Tingley calls the strike the west’s most serious event as labor leaders plan a mass meeting and a sugar beet project advances in Dona Ana county. A train wreck near Homestake east of Butte injures several passengers.
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Pany
W. L. Ingram
Brotherhood
Edwin A. Elliott
National Labor Relations Board
el Paso Electric Co
M. C. Smith
Dr. Elliott
Labor
Ingram
Organized Labor
el Paso
Long States In Cap Probes Power Labor Clash
Long accused Roosevelt and Farley of hostility to relief laws in a radio address after visiting Louisiana. He said the administration opposes a prevailing wage in the $4.88 billion work relief bill and claimed they would cheapen wages. He planned to report to Capitol Hill about New York PWA contracts.
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Long
Farley
Ickes
Capitol Hill
Senate
New York
PWA
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Hoover
Galveston Cotton Market Report Spotted Decline
Galveston on March 4 reports a Spot cotton price trend steady with a five point drop to middling twelve sixty per unit. Sales volume noted at one seventy five bales. Market observers cite stable demand despite slight price ease.
Dempsey Pushes Columbus Port of Entry Status
Representative Dempsey claimed Columbus New Mexico has been a port of entry since July 1 1913 and that Henry C Schwarz a deputy collector is stationed there. He introduced a bill and seeks to designate Columbus as a separate customs collection district apart from El Paso Texas.
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Dempsey
Columbus
Wearington, Misr
New Mexico
Congress
Columbus Ass
Associated Press
N. M
Henry C. Schwarz
Demphec
Mexico
A &Ep
Aretée
el Paso, Tex
President Roosevelt in good health on second inauguration anniversary
Reports describe Franklin D. Roosevelt as physically fit and confident as he marks two years in the presidency. Observers note a tougher Congress and a more assertive climate, yet aides say he is not worried and remains sure his program will advance. Tonight he will dine with family, Vice President Garner, Cabinet members, and their spouses.
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Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Garner
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
P Remy
Gary Grayson
Dustup in booster motorcade injures rider head lacerations
A rider suffered head lacerations after a mishap in a booster motorcade. She received medical attention at a local hospital with several stitches needed. Weather notes across states show generally fair New Mexico and unsettled Colorado and Wyoming conditions with snow in parts and cold temperatures.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
West Texas
Panhandie
Amarillo
Sugar Beet Seed To Be Grown Here In Chaves County
Growing of sugar beet seed may become a new industry for a limited number of farmers in Chaves county if plans mature. H. L. Gifford, farmer director of the chamber of commerce, has returned from observations and discussions.
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Dona Ana County
United States
Sugar Company
Chaves County
H. L. Gifford
Chamber of Commerce
Derailed North Coast Limited Trucked by Spreading Rails
The Northern Pacific westbound train North Coast Limited derailed shortly after noon when rails spread at Butte Montana. The locomotive, mail car, and a passenger coach left the tracks and officials investigated the cause and extent of damage and injuries.
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Butte Mont
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Three men arrested in Silver City on unpaid tax beverage haul
Albuquerque authorities report Jugio Apodaca Joe Carbajal and Matias Riveria were arrested Saturday in Silver City for illegal possession of twelve gallons of unpaid tax beverages. The men were found with home brew and face tax evasion charges.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Alcohol Tax Unit
Jugio Apodaca
Joe Carbajal
Matias Riveria
Silver City
Mohawk Disaster Blamed on Signal Misunderstanding
Mohawk steamboat disaster findings released by local inspectors blame a misread signal for the January 24 incident. The board reports no charges against surviving Mohawk officers.
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New York
Ciief
Topeka taxi bandit shootout linked to local incident
In Sturgis South Carolina two Rapid City policemen closed in on suspects in a Topeka Kansas taxicab case. One man was killed and another seriously wounded. The taxicab driver Engle was wounded and said the bandits kidnapped him in Topeka at 8 am Sunday.
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Sturgis
S. C
Rapid City
Topeka
Kan
Cs ¥. Engle
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Amnies
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Aim Sup
Ark Nat Gas
Fasca
Pia
Power Co. At
Tingley
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Las Cruces
Butte
Note
Galveston
Marcfi
Frigidaire
Freezer
Jack Pearl
Freddy Rich
Columbia Net
Price Dukeminier
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