Wall Street Markets End Weekend With Mixed Losses
Financial markets faced weekend profit taking as stocks slipped in quiet late trading. The session saw numerous declines with 2 to 3 point losses in Case, American Telephone, American Can, Corn Products and Allied Chemical while rails held steadier after a carloadings report. Commodities were mixed with cotton gaining modestly and wheat easing slightly as silver firmed.
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Chicago Grain Market Report Notes Mixed Prices May 6
Chicago spot and futures show varied closes with wheat and corn futures posting fractional losses and gains. Prices for barley and oats move lightly while livestock futures hold steady amid quiet activity and mixed demand signals.
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Kansas Civil Livestock Market Summary May Report
Kansas City buyers saw mixed gains across cattle, calves, and hogs with steady to higher prices week over week. Top trades included yearlings at 6.35, vealers 6.00, fed steers 4.50 to 5.50, hogs steady around 3.65 to 3.70, and spring lambs advancing about 25 cents with wool lambs around 6.10 top. slaughter ewes and shorn lambs also noted with scattered strength.
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Riday
Arizona
Wool prices jump as demand outpaces Boston market supplies
In Boston on May 6, wool buyers faced continued strong demand and tight supplies. All grades of territory wools sold higher, with medium and low quality wools leading the advance. Some finer fleeces stayed above prior prices as offerings remained restricted, boosting advances of 2 to 3 cents over early week levels.
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Spat cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on May 6 reports cotton closing steady with a 20 point rise and 3519 sales. Middling qualities led the session as traders watched nearby futures and demand stayed solid for middling grades.
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Hagerman Women’s Missionary Society Organizes
Hagerman notes detail the Women’s Missionary Society meeting with Mrs Atwood and Mrs Pad dock guiding China study. W C T U forms a Hagerman chapter led by Miss Lucy Thomas with officers Mrs C W Curry president and others. two more meetings planned and eight members attended. Dorcas Society plans a leak sale at People's Mercantile. ice cream and cake served to several ladies. A busy week includes dinners, a death notice for Mrs Barnes, a fish dinner at the McKinstrys, a successful bridge benefiting the American Legion, and a Junior Senior banquet preparations by Presbyterian Ladies Aid with sophomore servers.
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Paddock
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Lucy Thomas
Hagerman
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C. W. Curry
Goodwin
Bayard Curry
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E. S. Brown
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Clyde Keeth
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Utterback
J. Sweatt
Clyde Barnes
Lloyd Harshey
Edmund McKinstry
James McKinstry
Beneit
American Legion
Michelet
Artesia
Dub Andrus
Kenneth Servatius
Presbyterian Ladies’Aid
Carlsbad News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Rose Allen Castle reports Carlsbad hosts a revival at First Baptist starting May 14 with two weeks of daily services led by Rev. E Ratcliff of Pecos and special music each evening. Miss Matell Vowell travels to Artesia, Mrs. Clint Taylor recovers from surgery, and Oklahoma City University tour routes through Carlsbad July 23 to August 26, with a mid August stop.
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Matell Vowell
Artesia
Clint Taylors
First Baptist Church
E. Ratcliff
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Carlsbad
J. E. Rea
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Montgomery
FP. Bimeas
Ray Soliday
Frank W. Smith
T. C. Horne
H. J. Braden
el Paso
Oklahoma City University
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
Stockcar Racing Averages Report Summary
A dated stockcar metrics note from May reports lists averages for STOCIC, including 0 Indians, 20 RR's, 20 UI's, 90 TI, and a current total of 8 with value 2.567.3. Previous day figures show 72.9 and 86.4 with 5.269.4.
New York curb market glimpses May trading
New York curb listing shows mixed activity with firms including Ark Nat Gas, Cooper Co, Gulf Oil, Hecla Mining, Humble and Texan trading notes. Prices and specific bid figures appear with various stock symbols and time stamps across the session.
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Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
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New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Early Advance
Opening advance of 13 to 17 points sent July cotton to 8.70 but heavy selling cooled gains. After declines of 15 to 20 points absorbent demand lifted prices to 8.54 and July closed at 8.59 with a steady tone and net gains of 1 to 7 points.
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City Takes In Dog Taxes After Warning of Seizures
City dog taxes are being paid rapidly after a warning that police would impound unlicensed dogs. On May 10th, city clerk M. J. McDonald stated the developments this morning.
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Notice of Final Account Hearing in Brinek Estate
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court sets July 3 1933 for hearing objections to the Final Report and Account of Executrix Emilie Auguste Brinck in the estate of Fritz Brinck deceased. The court will determine heirship and distribution with attorney J M Hervey of Roswell listed. Watch for further notices from the county clerk.
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State OF New Mexico
Fritz Brinck
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Roswell
New Mexico
Mg Hand
Service Resumes at Aztec and Farmington Telegraph Office
The D and R G W agent in Aztec will resume service and the State Corporation Commission was advised that telegraph service at Aztec will be restored with an office there. Current service runs via Farmington. A hearing on open status for the Aztec railway station will be held later.
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Lumberton
State Corporation Commission
Aztec
Farmington
Seligman Seeks Senate Appointment Amid Letters From Voters
Santa Fe May 6 AP Governor Seligman said he received hundreds of letters urging him to appoint himself to the Senate as well as a few urging him to remain governor. Some writers praised his senatorial caliber, others proposed a split solution involving an appointed applicant who would resign, allowing Seligman to appoint himself.
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Lindberghs Fly Into Albuquerque on West Coast Trip
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh flew their own plane from Glendale California to Washington arriving in Albuquerque at 3 43 p m M S T this afternoon They were expected to refuel and continue their journey shortly thereafter
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Glendale
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Sunday Suppers Solve Social Problems for Girls
Doris Blake suggests economical Sunday night suppers as a social solution for groups of young women at home. A single hot dish, biscuits, coffee or sandwiches and cake form a simple buffet with games afterward. Emphasizes practice in hostessing, food prep, and graceful service as valuable skills for future social life.
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Continental Congress at Washington in a Workers and Farmers rally
May 6 AP Washington delegates from farming and manufacturing centers urged return of government to the people at the Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers for Economic Reconstruction. Norman Thomas Senator Frazier and John A Simpson spoke on bank and wealth reform, unemployment relief and civil liberties. A new declaration of independence will be drafted with topics including government ownership and Russia recognition.
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Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers For Economic Reconstruction
Norman Thomas
Senator Frazier
North Dakota
John A. Simpson
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Thomas
Russia
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States Santa Fe Proclaims Mothers Day May 14
Gov Arthur Seligman issued a Mothers Day proclamation from Santa Fe on May 6. He urged displaying the Star Spangled Banner in all public and private places on May 14 and asked tributes of respect and devotion to mothers for their undying love and sacrifice.
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Arthur Seligman
Good Meals 35c Meal Tickets 5 25
Mrs E C Richmond of 408 North Richardson advertised affordable meal plans offering 35 cent meals and a meal ticket price of 5 dollars 25 cents for 21 meals in a small classified ad from the Advance- Alpen S?
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North Richardson
Roswell Giants Open Season At Thorne Park Tomorrow
The Roswell Giants host the Artesia Oilers tomorrow at Thorne Park in the season opener. Letty Ridge will pitch with Anderson catching, infielders Herring Ayala Bagwell Keith, outfielders Sadders Davidson Packenham. Afterward the Roswell Blacksox face a Lubbock team. admission 20 cents for men, 19 cents for schoolboys, ladies free.
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Roswell High School Carnival Queen Named Sara Whatley
Sara Louise Whatley was elected Queen of Roswell High School Carnival last night. Allison Floral Company supplied a bouquet for the queen and maids of honor. Her photo will appear in the annual El Coyote. The carnival drew a large crowd and featured boxing, tumbling, and Spanish dances and songs.
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Allison Floral Company
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Navy Crew Beats Cornell On Severn River Race
Navy Varsity crew defeated Cornell by a quarter length on the Severn River in Annapolis. Navy posted seven minutes and 38 seconds, one second faster than Cornell.
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Flood Threat Pulls Camera From Ford Estate
A boat Capsized during a flood at the Ford Estate scene. A photographer seized an overhanging tree branch to save his camera and himself from immersion, narrowly avoiding a soaking amid rising waters and debris.
Cagles Leave Roswell for New Clovis Home
Mr and Mrs C Cagle depart Roswell for Clovis where Mr Cagle will lead Gateway Auto Company. Son Reese joins them in the move to join the new business, ending over twenty years of Cagle prominence in Roswell’s business and civic life.
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Bratton Seeks 10B for Zimmerman
Senator Bratton of New Mexico said he recommended to President Roosevelt the nomination of James F Zimmerman, president of the University of New Mexico, as United States Commissioner of Education. Bratton retires from the senate to become a circuit court judge. May 12 is Hospital Day proclaimed by Gov. Sengman urging citizens to inspect local hospitals.
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Roosevelt
James F Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
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Japan Agrees to 70 Tariff Truce With Reservations
Tokyo May 6 AP The Japanese government decided today to agree to the American tariff truce proposal with reservations preserving the stance on key items while accepting the framework of a halt in tariff increases.
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Tokyo
Windy Day Sweeps Albuquerque As Dust Fog Rises
Albuquerque New Mexico May 6 A 35 mile per hour wind swept the city today creating a dusty fog. State weather was windy cloudy and fair with varying conditions reported across New Mexico.
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Prisoner Nelson Captured in Texas After Jail Escape
Clovis N M May 6 AP County officers report Charles Blackie Nelson one of three escapees from the local jail is held in Muleshoe Texas awaiting trial on a horse stealing charge. The other two escapees are at large as authorities continue investigation into the break.
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AP County Oficers
Charles Blackie Nelson
Muleshoe
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