Wall Street Faces European War Fears and Market Shifts
Wall Street today trimmed speculative activity as fears of European war developments resurfaced. Transfers for two hours ran 313,400 shares. U S Steel and Bethlehem slipped while Douglas led aviations. Several major industrials lagged amid mixed signals from the overseas conflict and potential British cabinet upheaval. Bonds and commodities were uneven as the market reflected cautious optimism and anxiety.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Summary May 4 Kansas City
Hogs: salable 35. market steady. light butcher hogs 20-30 lower. sows 15-20 lower. top 5.85. Cattle: salable 75. steers and yearlings uneven to 25 lower. good to choice cattle steady. stocker classes strong to 25 higher. tops include 1188 lb steers at 11.40 and 1434 lb weights at 11.00. cows 8.00. stockers 8.50-10.50. bulls and vealers steady. Sheep: salable none. total 250. lambs 25 higher. ewes 25 higher. best 84 lb picked lambs 9.35.
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Boston Wool Market Shows Slower Activity This Week
The Boston wool market was less active over the past week with earlier price gains mostly held on select grades. Trading centered on ungraded wools while graded combing bright fleece wools ranged from 33 to 34 cents in the Erease, with Delaines at 34 to 35 cents for half bloods and 36 to 37 cents for three eighths and quarter bloods.
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Chicago Grain and Bonds Report and Cotton Prices
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn and oats listed with May July and Sept futures. Treasury bond quotes and curb market listings included. Cotton futures fell in New York with May around 10.69 to 10.82, while Galveston spot cotton steadied around 10.54.
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Services at Roswell Churches Highlight Week
First Church of Christ, Roswell led by D B Titus, offers 9:45 am Sunday school and 10:50 am sermon on The New Law with duets and organ numbers. Evening service canceled. Christ Scientist corner Lea Ave observes 11 am main service with 9:45 am Sunday school and 7:30 pm Wednesday testimonials. Reading Room hours listed. May 5 Lesson Sermon on Everlasting Punishment.
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D. B. Titus
J. R. Robinson
Lee Hendricks
W. H. Hortenstein
Tovey
Messrs
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W. H. Hortensten
Bizet
Wagner
Faulkes
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lea Ave
1St St
Norton Building
Corner Third and Richardson
Christ
Scientist
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
LeRoy Thompson D D pastor leads 9 30 Sunday School with classes for all ages. 10 40 Service of Personal Meditation 10 50 Congregational Worship sermon Fear and Faith special music 6 30 Young Peoples Service 7 30 Evening Worship The Sayings of Jesus. Sanctuary services invite worshippers.
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LeRoy Thompson
D. D
Jesus
Immanuel Lutheran Service and Classes at Third and Missouri
Pastor R. A Hingst leads Sunday school and Bible class at 9 45 am with divine worship at 10 45 am The sermon subject is The Sacrament of Holy Baptism Baptism will be administered Walther League meets at 4 30 pm Congregational Mission gathering at 7 30 pm A hearty welcome awaits attendees.
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R. A. Hingst
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Congregational Mission
Church of Christ Service Times Released
The Church of Christ at 1212 N Rich Ave invites the public to Sunday services at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM, with mid week gatherings on Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
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Church of God service schedule at 814 W 12th
Pastor evangelist Rev Catherine Goodman leads Sunday School at 10 a m and Sunday worship at 11 a m The Evangelistic service is at 71 20 p m Midweek prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Young People’s Endeavor meets Friday at 7 30 p m
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First Baptist Church Mission Weekly Schedule
The First Baptist Church at 214 East Fifth lists Sunday school at 9 30 with O W Huffman acting superintendent and Friday night training union and preaching at 6 30 directed by Earl Tankersley in the church mission program.
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Local Church Schedules and Clergy Listings
The notice lists service times and leaders for Mexican Calvary Baptist Church Dexter Methodist Church and St Andrews Episcopal Church. It covers pastors reverends and deacons with weekly worship times prayer meetings and Sunday school details. Visitors are welcome at all three churches located around East Tilden Penn and Fifth streets.
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Saint Andrews
First Methodist Church Service and Sunday School Program
The First Methodist Church at 2nd and Penn invites worshipers to Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 50 and evening service at 8 00 Special events include a Communion message and Lord's Supper in the morning and a sermon titled Are These The Last Days at 8 PM Max Shepherd will sing The Holy City in the morning and the Akin Quartet will perform in the evening Young people meet at 7 PM.
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2Nd
Penn
Thomas W. Brabham
D. D
L. B. Plummer
Max Shepherd
Holy City
Akin
Trinity Methodist West Fifth and North Ky Service Schedule
Trinity Methodist at West Fifth and North Ky lists minister Roland T. Schaefer with 9 30 a m church school and 10 50 a m worship featuring a sermon Our Sanctification and a children's sermon. 7 30 p m annual Epworth League anniversary hymn pageant. Official board meets after evening service. Wednesday 7 30 fellowship service. Public invited.
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Trinity Methodist Church
West Fifth and
North Ky
Roland T. Schaefer
E. E. Patterson
Epworth League
New York Wool Futures End Quiet Session On Trading Close
New York wool top futures finished unchanged to 2 higher after a quiet session. Principal activity emerged toward the close as trade and spot interests bought distant positions from local and commission house interests. May 95.9, July 94.8, Oct 94.9. Spot standard tops 99.0. unchanged. B Bid.
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Chicago Produce Prices May 4 1923
Chicago wholesale dairy and produce page lists butter at 983.690, eggs fresh graded extra firsts at 17 1/2 cents per unit and checks at 13 3/4 cents, reflecting market quotes and pricing details for the day.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton Quiet After Market Slump
New Orleans May 4 spot cotton closed quiet with three cent lower trades. Sales total 7.21 bales as Middling price stood at 10.70 cents per pound.
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Midweek and Weekend Services at Local Churches
A compact notice lists services from Roswell Friends at 1004 South Lea with Loyd K McCracken hosting, St Peter's Church on 805 South Main with Masses at 8 and 10, and Assembly of God on East 4th and Garden led by Rev J P Mason. Sunday School, Bible study, worship times, and midweek services are provided, inviting all to attend.
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Nazarene Church Service Schedule in Washington
Washington and 8th street hosts Nazarene Church activities led by Pastor Atteberry. Sunday School at 9 30 a m with E M Haley as superintendent Worship at 11 a m with pastor in charge N Y P S at 6 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 Mid week service at 7 45 p m.
Revival services begin with pastor preaching at 7 45
W Fred Hinesley pastor leads a Sunday schedule starting with 9 30 Sunday School and 9 30 Fellowship Bible Class in Talmage Chapel. 10 45 Morning Worship with Mr Walker C Hubbard and children from Portales Home. 6 30 Training Union and 7 45 Evening Worship marking the revival series with Dr P S Rowland of First Baptist Church Newnan Georgia to lead singing and the pastor to preach on Christ Is.
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Norway Accepts Armistice as Allies Retreat From Narvik
Norwegian central command asked Germany for an armistice, accusing the Allies of vague retreat tactics. The Norwegian government fled into the north as British French and Norwegian troops battled a German force around Narvik. Reports said British ships bombarded Narvik to cover French alpine units ready to clear Nazi nests, with Allied aims to seize Narvik as a base. Evidence suggested some Allied troops landed at other ports, while Norwegian guerrilla action continued and a small force ambushed a German detachment south of Borås, killing 115 and taking prisoners.
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Public Invited to Attend These Services
The public is cordially invited to attend these services. Awaiting further details on date, time, and location.
Masses At Sasn’t Sohn’s Catholic Church On Sunday
Mass times listed for Sasn’t Sohn’s Catholic Church on Sunday include eight and ten in the morning. parishioners are reminded to attend and observe usual liturgical schedule.
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Officers
Calvary Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 A M with B F Fields as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 A M B T A meets at 6 45 Leslie White director Preaching 7 45 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Will R Nelson Aubrey Elam is listed at Tabernacle Baptist 107 West 11th Street with Mrs Clayton Miller as Sunday School Superintendent Worship times are 10 A M for Sunday School 11 A M for worship Bible study 6 30 P M Song service 7 30 P M and worship 8 00 P M Salvation Army Major C A Peterson in charge 124 East md Street phone 756
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East Tilden
J. G. Sanchez
George Garcia
Ed Melendez
Dexter Methodist
A. O. Hood
Epworth League
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1St and Richardson
J. Harris Brister
B. F. Fields
Leslie White
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Will R. Nelson
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Europe wary as Germans threaten Britain and med battles rage
The Commons meets Tuesday to probe the Norwegian campaign amid Mediterranean tensions. German warplanes raid England's southeast coast as a fierce three hour air battle unfolds. Rome hints at a possible invasion of British territory while Italy warns against Allied attacks in the region. Reports suggest U.S. influence could sway Mussolini's choices.
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Norway Surrenders to End Norwegian Fight in Face of Fall of Trondheim
German forces reach Grong and contact capitulating Norwegians as Col. O B Getz confirms withdrawal to avoid useless slaughter. British War Office denies claims the Norwegian commander was uninformed or that an armistice was negotiated. Sweden braces for potential German Soviet influence as neutrality seen as key.
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Reserve Officers to Meet Monday in Roswell Chamber
A Roswell Reserve Officers group will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Roosevelt Challenges Candidates at White House Garden Party
President urges opponents to reveal how they'd change laws if in power and questions tax plans while addressing a Democratic audience. Wallace warns postwar adjustments for farmers will be vast, urging sympathetic government support to sustain gains. Garner and Farley reassure no delegate wooing amid Democratic race.
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Bombing supremacy linked to secret sight says Arnold
General Arnold tells senate committee American bombers owe advantage to a secret sighting system and faster, safer, more economical planes. He notes German armament improvements spurred army changes and cites a plan to deliver 1,900 upgraded fighters by July 1, 1941 as proof of progress. The committee urged restoring $20 million for aircraft cut from the war bill.
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