Wall Street stocks advance and retreat on Roosevelt signals
A recovered tone faded into mixed results as trading paused near noon. Leaders rose briefly on Roosevelt optimism before grains and other sectors pulled back. volume reached 3,212,830 shares. French francs and sterling moved higher against the dollar amid profit taking and ongoing foreign exchange shifts.
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Wall Street
New York
Mayo
Roosevelt
Ross
I Motors
Case
Onion
Cific
A Fe
Igggi Festinghouse
Smelting
Allied Chemical
U. S. Oe
Anaconda
International Harvester
American Telephone
Canadian Pacific
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
France
Holland
London
Nta Fe
New York stocks and curb market closes mixed
The day shows mixed action with industrial averages around 69.6 and rail 34.2 while 90 industrials and 20 transportation averages hold. In the curb market Ark Nat Gas and New City Service show fractional gains and several issues including Ford Ltd and Gulf Oil trade lower or steady amid light volume.
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City Sve New
City Svc. Fd
Cresson
el B&s
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Humble
Newmont
Seiberling
S. C. iInd
Texan
Unit Verde
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data shows cattle and hog trading with mixed gains. Cattle demand up to 15 dollars higher on some classes, hogs 5 to 10 dollars stronger, sows and stock pigs uneven, sheep and lambs firmer with gains up to 40 dollars per head. Specifics include fed steers 4.50 to 5.50, yearlings up to 6.00, and hog top around 2.80 for 180-260 pound pigs.
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Kansas City
nSas City
U. S
Dent. Agr
Arizona Springs
Shippers
Chicago Grain Market Prices Show Mixed May Trading
AP reports Chicago grain futures with wheat at 73 1 4 for May and 74 1 8 for September, corn May 42 5 8, oats May 25 4 2, barley May 35 2 4, and fats like lard May 6.05 and bellies May 6.67. Trading activity appears light with several months quoted and some no trade noted.
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Chicago
Jay
Eptember
Cember
Ember
Wool market and domestic receipts in Boston week
Boston dealers seek Ohio fleeces while limited supplies of combing 56s 48 50s are offered at 25-26 in the grease. Domestic wool receipts at Boston for the week ending May 6 reach 692400 pounds, up from 632200 pounds last week per the Boston grain and flour exchange.
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Boston
Ohio
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Close Steady Down Slightly
New Orleans on May 8 reported spot cotton closed steady with a 20 point decline. Snares were 1,795 and middling grade priced at 8.36.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Edges Lower Then Rebounds Some
In New York May 8 GAP cotton traders saw an early drop of about 12 to 19 points on liquidation, followed by rallies as buying and commission house demand returned aided by firmness in grains and stocks. July rose to 8.64 before easing. May and other months closed mixed with lingering profit taking and local selling.
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New York
Galveston Cotton Market Brief May Report
Galveston Texas May 8 Spot cotton remained steady with mid dlng at 8.10. Total sales reached 293 bales as buyers showed cautious activity in the market.
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Galveston
Texas
Oratorio The Creation staged in Carlsbad Caverns
Haydn’s The Creation was performed Saturday at 8 pm in the Carlsbad Caverns Amphitheatre by Hydn Oratorio Society of El Paso with choirs from Artesia Carlsbad Deming and Roswell and the El Paso Symphony Orchestra under Roscoe P Conkling. About 1106 people from 22 states attended this two hour concert in the Caverns 750 feet underground.
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Carlsbad Caverns
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Artesia
Carlsbad
Deming
Roswell
el Paso Symphony Orchestra
Roscoe P. Conkling
Southwest
S. C
Walker
Col
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Boles
Mr. Conkling
B. M. G. Williams
Fox Movie Tone
Elizabeth Garrett
Rangers
National Park Service
New Mexico
Schoos
Oklahoma
Texas
Caverns
Community Notes From Hope and Surrounding Towns
Hope News reports L L Prude visiting from the ranch and Roswell businessman W F Waller in Hope on Monday. Audrey Rowland returns to Anson Texas with Mr and Mrs Joe McCrary and plans to resume schooling in Hope next year. Mr and Mrs John Klassen travel from El Paso where Mrs Klassen visited her mother while Mr Klassen spoke at Monahans. J P Parks and Miss Petsey visit Estelline, and Orin Peck of Weed was in town shopping. Mrs J C Prude has recovery from illness at the ranch. Miss Ollie Blanch White visits at the ranch with H A Hamid. Harold Merchens and family travel home from El Paso. his wife is related to Dee Swift and he oversees Tatum schools. Fay Riley and Leland and Evelyn Miller visit Hope before returning to Hillsboro and Safford, Arizona. H D Miller accompanies Leland to Arizona. Aubrey Keller of Ventura and Will Keller host guests. Mrs Harold Merchens travels to Los Angeles for beautician course. H R McDonald visits home folks while tending Monroe sheep west of Roswell. Eastern Star chapter receives a flag stand from C B Altman and J Rowland. refreshments follow. Bridgman and Company install new pumps and brighten the corner. Mrs Smith of Elk visits. Dewey McClellan improving in Lubbock. he is Mrs Williams’ brother. Z B Moon ex-senator speaks at school auditorium on Wednesday night. Fent Stallings and Dee Robinson, Santa Fe railroad agents, in Roswell and Clovis respectively, were seen about town.
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W. F.waller
Roswell
Hope
Audrey Rowland
A. E. Johnson
Anson Texas
Joe McCrary
Hamlin Texas
Miss Rowland
John Klassen
el Paso
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Estelline
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Weed
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H.A. Hamid
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Vaughn
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Tatum Schools
Fay Riley
Leland Miller
Evelyn Miller
Hillsboro
Safford
Arizona
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Leland
Aubrey Keller
Ventura
California
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Los Angeles
Beckett
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Monroe
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John Rowland
Order of Eastern Star
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Smith
Elk
W. S. Medcalf
Bryant Williams
Dewey McClellan
Lubbock
McClellan
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Z. B. Moon
E4ay
Lea
Beauty Patch Helps Gray Haired Woman Stand Out
The column notes a young woman with prematurely gray hair wearing a beauty patch to prove there is life in gray hair. It discusses two gray haired types, how to dress them, and the role of color in makeup and wardrobe, promising more tips tomorrow.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Doris Pleads For Pa's Comfort In His Own Home
Doris Blake argues that homes should suit men as well as women, noting husbands are often the forgotten party in interior design. She laments wives discount male taste and urges comfortable furnishings a man can relax in, with spaces to set his pipe and unwind.
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Doris
Doris Blake
Mike
Calls for Continued Public Works Aid and Budget Tradeoffs
A historical editorial discusses expanding public works to revive employment, arguing three billion may be insufficient now and prioritizing road projects and grade separations. It notes multipliers, warns against rapid budget balancing, and envisions government action to spur industry while weighing long term fiscal stability.
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Lise
Asis
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at Bether Church
An evangelistic campaign opened Sunday night at Bethel Church located at 706 South Kentucky. Harold H. Robertson, former New York and Chicago newspaper man, was invited by pastor W. Bacon to remain for a series of meetings after the service. Robertson and his wife Estelle M. Jones Robertson will alternate in the pulpit this week. Evening services start at 8, with afternoon street meetings daily at 3. Both have traveled widely and shared experiences from various parts of the world.
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Bethel Church
South
Kentucky
Harold H. Robertson
New York
Chicago
W. Bacon
Robertson
Roberson
Estelle M. Jones
Roswell and
Hagerman
Mistrial Declared in Roswell Damage Suit
A mistrial was declared in the damage suit of Gerald Owensby of Roswell against the Tockhead and Levers company in justice of the peace court today after the jury could not reach a verdict. Owensby sought 200 dollars for damages from a car accident 20 miles west of Roswell blamed on highway road work and alleged contractor negligence.
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J.P
Gerald Owensby
Roswell
Tockhead and Levers Company
Justice of the Peace
Owensby
Marriage Licenses Issued in Clovis and Roswell
A marriage license was issued Sunday to Cecil Bell and Juanita Thompson of Clovis. A license was issued Saturday afternoon to Manuel Ficrez and Marie Berral Castillo of Roswell.
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Juanita Thompson
Clovis
Manuel Ficrez
Marie Berral Castillo
Roswell
Beall Defends New Tax Sale Law on Radio
Santa Fe May 8 AP Byron O Beall chief tax commissioner explains why New Mexico isn t in the real estate business and outlines SBP144 delaying taxpayers seven months. He also covers SBP141 eliminating interest and penalties if delinquent taxes are paid before sale June 12.
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New Mexico
Byron O. Beall
KOB
Albranerque
Beall
Delimeu
Tax Commission
Beail
Albuquerque Auto Crashes Leave Twelve Injured
Over the weekend twelve people were involved in Albuquerque auto crashes. Four men from Albuquerque were injured when their car flipped on a curve south of Socorro Saturday night. Rebecca Garcia, 12, was struck while crossing a downtown street Sunday afternoon. The driver is being sought. Seven other Albuquerque residents escaped serious injury when their car left the highway in Tijeras Canyon and overturned three times.
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Albuquerque
Socorro
Rebecca Garcia
Tijeras Canyon
First Baptist Roswell Plans Ruby Anniversary Year
Roswell First Baptist Church marks 40 years since its 1891 organization with a yearlong program. Rev. Julian Atwood leads services starting May 7 1933 including a ruby centerpiece and 40 four minute messages alongside four special programs. Goals include 40 percent gains in Sunday school BYPU and membership plus budget subscriptions. Choir finale on May 3 1934 with 40 candles and a dinner service.
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Roswell
Webb
Julian Atwood
J. B. Allison
C. J. Stilwer
C. M Martin
J. B. Savage
W. H. Cole
B.Y.P.U
Church of Christ revival continues in Richardson
The revival by the Church of Christ in Richardson goes on this week with three services daily and a basket dinner drawing large crowds. Evangelist Roy H Lanter preaches at 7 45 each evening in plain language and direct manner. Ten were baptized last night, with eleven more and one fellowship at the close.
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Roy H.lanter
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