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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1933

Page

5

Stock Market Dull Day Despite Mixed Gains

A flat session with heavy tone trading as 493,970 shares moved, American and United States Smelting up slightly, sugar issues firm, Homes leading gold gains near five points, rail stocks steady ahead of anticipated railroad program. February operating incomes lagged year earlier as higher freight rates and wages skew comparisons. Santa Fe reported 20,292 cars, about 1-2 percent above last year. silver stocks rose on banking committee action, foreign exchange slightly weaker with sterling at 3.42 and francs at 3.33.

Phiy Iinsectiancous American Cas Pren Consolidated McKessport U. S. General Motors Sears Joe- Owens Minnots Blivertock American United States Santa Fe Senate Banking and Currency Committee

New York Stocks Close Higher on Broad Market Gains

New York trading ended with broad gains as many issues advanced. Notable moves included Kencott around 74 3-4 and American Can near 55 6r, with several utilities and industrials showing strength amid lingering March sentiment.

New York Kencott Vna&u Amer Azaraf Ammer P&l Murray AmBadSt Nash Mir Nat Bis Nat Cash Am‘ Sugar Nat Dary T&t Nat P&l Nevada AmWtWk NY Ctl AmWoolh Nynh&h Am Win Pr NY Ont Nf Wst Atehisn NorAmnc Avia Cor NorAmPf Bai Loco Nor Pac B&o Rail Pac G&e Packard Bendix A Para Pub Beth Sti Penny JC Bob Alum Penn RR Borden Pet Cain Dry Pullman Pac & Pure Oi C&orail Col Fuel Safeway Col G&e Sears HR Shell U Congo Na $ Skelly O oCn Fm Vac Con Gas G&e Coty

Kansas City Livestock Prices Report From March Market Day

Kansas City market notes show cattle trading mixed with steady to weak demand. Cattle 9000 head, hogs 5000 head, sheep 13008. futures fell on lighter demand with bulk cattle 4.00 to 5.50 for fed steers, hogs 3.65 to 3.85 for typical weights, and sheep around 5.10 to 5.25. Strong weight bulls held near 2.60, sows around 3.00 to 3.25, stock pigs firm near 3.00. Overall opening sales softer, late declines 10 to 25 cents for hogs. calves and stockers showing modest gains.

Kansas City Kansgag City UC. S. Dept. Agr

Chicago Rain Text Delivers Grain Price Snapshot

Market brief from Chicago shows wheat May 52 1 8 and 52 1 2, September 63. Corn values at 39 T-8, December 32 3 4. Oats May 18 5 8, June 19 3 8, with various implied bids. Barley 32 1 8, ARD July 4.52, Rellies May 4.97, supply figures unclear due to truncated text.

Barl Masitas Duly ARD Rellies

York Cotton Market Shows Slight Decline Amid Liquidation

Trading in York cotton remained quiet with prices easing slightly as liquidations spread amid a weak stock market. Futures closed barely steady with minor declines, while spot middling held near 6.25.

York Maréix Ohi Atra Liquidatio T ‘Ehowing

Boston Wool Market Rumors And Quiet Week

Boston March 27 The wool market remains quiet with steady negotiations but little business done compared with last week. Receipts of domestic wool for the week ending March 25 were 388,260 pounds, up from 313,509 pounds last week. Year to date receipts totaled 26,2?00 pounds, compared with 14,054,800 pounds prior year.

Boston

Gas and Markets Report From New York Briefed

A terse market bulletin from New York notes steady to firm trends in natural gas and related energy prices. The report mentions modest advances and highlights indices such as Gulf Oil and Ford related figures, with trading activity described in shorthand figures and codes.

Aeww Yorsk New - York Mareh Ark Nat Gas Ad BR New Ford Gulf Tewen

New Orleans Cotton Market Steady As Prices Hold

New Orleans cotton prices remained steady in early March trade. Futures showed slight downtime with middling grades hovering around 9 cents per pound while other classifications remained near previous levels.

NEW_ ORLEANS New Orleans

Kidnapped Boy Is Released After Ransom Payment

Warren Ohio March 27 AP a desperate gang held 10 year old Peter Meyers Jr for eight days in a dark room armed men abductors sought more than $300 ransom final payment secured his release federal agents skeptical of the father’s rendezvous tale Meyers believes others involved say six or seven gang members elusive details withheld to protect family after rescue by authorities

Warren Peter Meyers, Jr Meyers W. .E. Peters Federal Bureau of Investigation Peter

Still Seized Federal Pleas In Whiskey Case

Continued from page one, two techs entered not guilty pleas to federal charges of possession of a 211 mash and whiskey and for the manufacture of whiskey. They were bound over to federal court. Remick had been convicted on a liquor charge before, and his bond was set at 750 dollars. Sim-

Tech Wee Remick Sim

New Mexico Legislature Most Costly in Years

Santa Fe March 27 AP The New Mexico Taxpayers Association says the 11th legislature was the costliest in years totaling 531,195.18. Comparisons show higher salaries, mileage, and communications costs than the 10th through 7th legislatures, with 1925 the low at 306.20.

Santa Fe New Mexico Taxpayers Association New Mexico Rupert F. Asplund House Senate Llth

Roosevelt unites farm credit under one administration

President Roosevelt announced an executive order to consolidate all federal agricultural credit agencies into the Farm Credit Administration. The order abolishes stabilization operations by the Farm Board and absorbs the Farm Loan Bureau and other agencies, promising economies and over 2 million dollars in immediate savings while keeping government aid to cooperative agriculture. Morgenthau is expected to head the new unit.

Washington Presient Roosevelt Congress Farm Board Agricultural Financial Organization Farm Credit Administration Farm Loan Bureau Department of Agriculture and Reconstruction Finance Corporation Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Married This Gal Still Lives In Old Romance

Doris Blake writes about the lingering impact of a first love that never became a life partner. A woman married with children struggles against memories and old letters, weighing loyalty to her husband against the pull of a remembered romance and the path to emotional renewal.

Doris Blake Eugenie Tove On &S

Deaths Last Night in Global Elite Circles

Sir Alexander Wentworth MacDonald Bosville of the Isles aged 67 dies. In Madrid, Jose Maestre former Agriculture Minister under the Monarchy passes away. In Abyssinia, Princess Senaba-Ouorg, daughter of the Emperor, is reported deceased.

Associated Press Rudston Yorkshire England Alexander Wentworth MacDonald Bosville MacDonald of the Isles Nova Scotia Madrid Spain Jose Maestre Addis Ababa Abyssinia Senaba-Ouorg

Carlsbad News Highlights Local Meetings and Community Notes

The Girs' Guild of the Presbyterian Church met at the church in Carlsbad with Miss Stevenson in charge of the lesson and Miss Ann Marquess leading devotionals. Miss Cecil Baker, a Redlands California native blind student from the University of Redlands, submitted a PBK essay titled Two Worlds about blindness and life as a student. she aims to teach and support others who are blind. Local figures discussed slides of Carlsbad Caverns offered by Pocklington of Ate Mich. and Chamber of Commerce officials. Neighborhood social and business notes include visits by Holm Bursum and Dr. Hoover, Judge Grer and J. Q. Cummins in town, and several residents traveling to Clovis, Roswell, Jal, and Houston.

Rose Ellen Castle Girs’ Guild The Presbyterian Church R. M. Thorne Agives Thorne Faye Horne Stevenson Ann Marquess Cecil Baker Boyd Baker Redlands California J. C. Flair Adene Nine Ce Te” Pocklington Ate Mich T. Marquess Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce Carlsbad Caverns Pocklington Marquess W. L. Hirh Roswell Jack Hull Lester

Roswell Men Capture Eighteen Rattlesnakes

A Roswell party led by C. B. Thompson and others captured eighteen rattlesnakes north of the Amé post office yesterday. They killed nine. five escaped en route due to a too small carrying container. Four live snakes remain at Thompson's Wrecking Yard, 1108 North Main, for public viewing. The largest snake measured five and a half feet and died.

Roswell C. B. Thompson Thompson's Wrecking Yard North Main

Lowrey Auto Company Ad Offers Bargain Car Services

An old newspaper ad from Lowrey Auto Company promotes car wash for 9 dollars, grease for 1 dollar, battery charging at a reduced price of 75 cents to 1 dollar, and a 10 dollar coupon book deal.

Lowrey Auto Company

Weather Forecast For Roswell And The Pecos Valley

Roswell and the Pecos Valley expected generally fair tonight. New Mexico outlook shows fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature.

Roswell Pecos Valey New Mexico

Ruidoso Fire Destroys Navajo Lodge Dining Hall

The main Nav ajo Lodge building at Ruidoso housing the dining room was completely destroyed by fire on Saturday. The Navajo Lodge is owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce and is a favorite gathering spot for Roswell visitors.

Navajo Lodge Ruidoso Robert Boyce Roswell

Mons Bond Set After Uncharged Incident

Mons had never been charged before and his bond was set at $500.

Mons

Famous bar to reopen for legal beer sale at Brevoort hotel

The Crystal bar once famed before Prohibition, located above the Brevoort hotel in Chicago, is being prepared to sell legal beer again. The photo shows how the large circular bar appeared fourteen years ago.

Chicago Ing

Battle Practice On Pacific Coast San Pedro Navy exercise

United States Fleet sails from San Pedro and San Diego to San Nicholas Island for battle practice. More than 100 combatant ships and about 250 aircraft to participate before two days of tactical problems then anchor near the bases. Rehearsals set for the week starting April 19.

San Pedro Calif United States San San Diego A Aan el Main

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