Stock Markets Endorse Broad Rally On Positive News
U S and bond markets rose amid continued favorable reports and growing international cooperation. Leading shares gained 1 to 5 points with heavy turnover around 3.8 million shares as traders shifted from hesitation to renewed buying. Notable gainers included Owens-Illinois Glass Allied Chemical Columbia Carbon and Delaware Hudson along with major names like United States Steel General Motors American Telephone DuPont and General Electric. U S Steel reported April orders of 23,572 tons, the first increase since October, signaling a modest revival dependent on rail and construction activity. Foreign exchange firmed with Sterling at 3.95 1/2 and French francs at 4.61 1/2 cents. In Kansas City livestock, cattle and calves held steady while hogs slipped slightly and sheep saw declines.
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Wall Street
Tork Bay
Owens-Illinois Glass
Allied Chemis
Columbia Carbon
Dela Ware
Hudson
United States Steel
Great West Sugar
American Locomotive
Baldwin
Kelvinator
Servel
Houdaille-Hershey
Continental Oil
U. S&s Steel
Somme
Shorts
New York Cotton Prices Firm Despite Mixed Trading
New York May 10 AP Cotton markets were less active but generally higher as moderate trade and local selling were absorbed by buying. July rose to 8.56 earlier, with gains of 10 to 14 points in active months, closing firmer on farm bill prospects. Spot middling at 9e.
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New
Congress
Wool prices report from Boston on May 10
Moderate demand noted for 64s and finer western grown wools in original bags. French combing wools in original bags sold at 57 to 60 scoured, and 55 to 57 for similar quality. Average 12 month Texas wood wool sold readily at 55 to 58 scoured.
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Boston
Texas
Chicago Grain Market Report May 10 Prices
Chicago grain closes show Wheat May 71 1 8 and July 72 3 2 with Sept 73 1 2 8 and Dec 75 1 4. Corn May 43 1 8 July 44 7 8 Sept 46 1 2 Dec 47 7 8. Oats May 25 1 8 July 25 3 8 Sept 25 3 4 Dec 27 0 1 2. Barley May no sales July 3 3 4 Sept 398. Lard May 6 12 July 6 27. Bellies May 6 66 July 7 00.
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Chicago
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Steady Up 29 Points
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady up 29 points with sales totaling 1,346 bales. Middling grade priced at 8.60 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady At 8.40 middling
Spot cotton in Galveston on May 10 held steady at 8.40 middling with 240 bales sold. The market showed steady demand and prices for cotton futures and local trading remained stable.
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Galveston
Efforts to Modify Veterans Economy Law In New Mexico
Roy L. Cook of Albuquerque leading a regional push to modify the economy act for veterans. He aims to aid tubercular former soldiers in New Mexico and nearby areas, retain regional offices and hospitals, and plans talks with Senators Bratton and Cutting, Representative Chavez, and veteran affairs chief Frank T. Hines.
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Washington
Capitol
Roy L. Cook
Albuquerque
New Mexico
American Legion
Cook
Bratton
Chavez
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Southwest
New York CURB Move Cites Mixed Oil and Mining Quotes
New York prices for Ark Nat Gas A 1-3-8 and City Sve New 2 3-4 show mixed trading. Coas Cop 3-4, Cresson 1-4, EI B & S 19, Ford Ltd 3:5-8, Guilt Oil 43 1-4, Hecla Mining 4 5-8, Humble 58 1-2, Newmont 32, Seiberling 3 3-8, Texan 8, Unit Verde 3 3-8. The market lists other figures 8 and 25-144.
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New York
Newy York
Stoc Exchange
Amerada
T&t
Amcar&f
Kencett
Mack Triz
Am P&l
AmRo
AmSmelt
AmsSugar
Nash Mtr
AmWtWk
Nat Cash
Am Woolh
Nat Dary
Amwiinpf
Nat P&l
Nevada
Ae Ctl
Atchisn
Nynhe&h
Ath
Avia Cor
Nfk
Wst
B&o Rati
Nor Amn
Nor Pac
Bendix A
Pac G&e of
Eth Stl
O Roh Ahm
Packard
Borden
Penny JC
Penn RR
Cal Hee
Phil Pet
Can Pac
Pullman
C&o Rail Oeure Oil
Chi Ri&p Radio C
Chrysir
Shell U
G&e
Dlac&w
Ocal
SONJ
Drege Ine
Ste Wrn
du Pont
St Whbstr
Eastman
Gil Raz
Gim
Gimbel B
Indal
GimbiPf
Ruby
Glidden G
Goldust
US Smelt Steel
Goodyer TS Strort
Gwsuger
Gwsuepf
Util .P&l
Curb
Ark Nat Gas
City’ Sve New
City Sve Ptd
Coas Cop
Cresson
EI B & S
Ford Ltd
Guilt’ Oil
Hecla Mining
Humble
Newmont
Seiberling
Texan
Unit Verde
Stock Averages Reach New 1933 Highs Across Markets
The index data shows notable gains with 50 Industrials, 20 Railroads, and 20 Utilities closing higher today. Strong performance lifts the overall averages to new 1933 highs, signaling robust momentum compared with the previous session.
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Standard Statistics’ Co
Preserving Cheap Eggs For Winter Use In New Mexico
Poultry raisers in New Mexico aim to store inexpensive spring and summer eggs for the winter when prices rise. Two methods are described, water glass using a 5 to 7 gallon crock, 9 quarts water, 1 quart sodium silicate, and a lard paraffin boric acid wrap method. Begin with infertile, clean eggs and store in a cool place.
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New Mexico State College
New Mexico
Record Want Ad Lets Officials See Economic Regulation Effects
A regional office and hospitals in New Mexico are urged to inform officials that current economy regulations are very severe and, they claim, unjust. The appeal emphasizes the financial strain on health institutions and calls for policy changes to alleviate hardship and promote fair treatment.
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New Mexico
Children Need Guidance by Their Parents
Gladys Hunting on Bevans presents a column urging structured routines for teens. She notes a 13 year old seeking firm parental direction and argues that even older children require regular, reasonable daily order to prevent chaos and aid development.
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Gladys Hunting
Bevans
Clei
Edward Liss
The
Chicago Tribune
Gray haired women should study colors and dress
Antoinette Donnelly urges gray haired women to view aging hair as an asset and to improve appearance with color and makeup. She advises avoiding dull palettes, favors blues and pink tones, warns against yellows and dull whites, and suggests warmer peach powders to brighten pale skin.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Farm Bill Hopes Clash With Strike Call Across States
Administration leaders in congress aim to send the farm bill with an inflation rider to the White House in days while House chiefs push a vote on a cost of production guarantee. Minnesota farmers join a general strike with stay at home and buy nothing slogans. New Jersey lawmakers create a milk board. New York threatens to import milk from near western states if the strike spreads. Agricultural science approves adding alcohol to fuel to aid corn and barley, and inquiry on processing tax in the bill. Martial law declared after mobbing of a judge is lifted in Plymouth County Iowa.
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Associated Press
Congress
White House
House
Minnesota
National Farmers Holiay Association
General Farm Strike
New Jersey
New York City
Department of Agriculture
Hall
Plymouth County
Iowa
Peggy McMath Abduction Belief Held by Chauffeur
Thomas Kirby, chauffeur for the McMath family in Detroit, believes Peggy McMath must have known her abductors. He says he daily drove Peggy to school and she never spoke to strangers. Kirby speaks with his daughter Lucille, Peggy’s former playmate, in Harwichport, Massachusetts.
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Peggy McMath
Thomas Kirby
McMaths
Detroit
Kirby
Lucille
Peggy
Harwichport, Mass
Alice Wonders If Bey Friend Truly Loves Her
Doris Blake answers Alices query on how to tell if a boyfriend truly loves her. He takes her out weekly, shows attentive care with small gestures, but avoids declaring love and even misses writing during a trip. The columnist argues women shape the romance and should guide him gently toward expressing affection.
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Alice
Bey
Doris Blake
Toto
Roswell merchants urged to train clerks after sales critique
A Roswell meeting featured Clarence Clowe recounting visits to 24 stores and exposing weak salesmanship. He praised two ideal clerks, urged stronger training, and called out common failures such as poor service, ignoring customers, and slow wait times. Legislative updates on eight hour laws followed, with merchants broadly opposing reform and backing court challenges.
Forest Works Corps Arrives in Sandia Mountains
Northern New Mexico's civilian conservation corps unit arrives from Fort Bliss Texas to begin work in the Sandia mountains east of Albuquerque. The 108 men, plus officers, camp at Sulphur Springs under Capt Lester J Whitlock with John A Adams directing forestry work. Additional troops to reach 200 will arrive Friday from Fort Bliss and other camps open in Silver City and nearby areas.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Bliss
Texas
Sandia Mountains
Here
el Paso
Sulphur Springs
Lester J. Whitlock
John A. Adams
Cibola Forest
Ft. Bliss
Silver City
Bank Fishing at Eagle Nest Lake Goes Free
Santa Fe May 9 AP The state game and fish department lifted the 50 cent bank fishing fee at Eagle Nest Lake fishing grounds operated by Ed Springer. Bank fishing will be free for those on shore, though boat use remains charged. A state license is still required to fish the lake as in public waters.
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Santa Fe
State Game and Fish Department
Ed Springer
Eagle Nest Lake
New Mexico Forest Workers Called to Report
In Santa Fe on May 9 AP reports the remaining 200 civilian conservation corps workers from New Mexico were ordered to report. Earlier 450 of the state's 750 quota were enlisted and the rest were directed to report to Fort Bliss or Fort Logan after dispatching to appropriate recruitment stations led by Miss Margaret Reeves, director of child welfare.
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N. M. Forest
Santa Fe
Civilian Conservation Corps
New Mexico
Forest Army
Margaret Reeves
Child Welfare
Fort Bliss
Fort Logan
Legislature's tax bill exemption aims revealed
Santa Fe May 9 AP It was the legislature's intention to exempt automobile dealers oil and gas stations and itinerant vendors from the chain store tax bill Assistant Attorney General Frank Patton said in an opinion to State Comptroller Juan N Vigil He offered no comment on administration hardships or on the act's wisdom.
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Santa Fe
Frank Patton
Juan N. Vigil
Patton
Vigil
Tennesseean Faces Charges at Clovis
F. E. Mitchell from Tennessee faced three charges in Clovis New Mexico after resisting an officer and breaking jail following a drunkenness incident at Melrose. He allegedly fought five men during arrest and escaped from jail before being recaptured and held in Clovis.
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Clovis
N. M
F. E. Mitchell
Tennessee
Mitchell
Melrose
Amendment to cap individual wealth at one million dollars
Washington May 9 IAP An amendment to the constitution to permit Congress to limit the wealth of any American citizen to one million dollars of the present gold value was proposed in the House by Representative Lloyd. He said wealth concentration causes poverty and that few men are too rich.
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Washington
Congress
Lloyd
D. Wash
New Mexico Farmers Plan May 20 Meeting
The New Mexico Farm Holiday Association will decide how it will cooperate with the national strike at a state meeting on May 20. The Curry county unit will discuss national convention actions in Des Moines, Iowa, with state president O. P. Bartlett and Rev. A. W. Cameron leading the session in Clovis.
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New Mexico
N. M
National Organization
Des Moines
Iowa
Curry County
O. P. Bartlett
A. W. Cameron
Kirby is Bankrupt in Federal Bankruptcy Proceeding
Houston May 9 John Henry Kirby financier and lumberman filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court listing assets of 12 995 360 74 against liabilities of 12 276 171 12 The filing shows Kirby facing a net asset position though the details reflect a large debt load in a major business collapse context.
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Houston
Tex
John Henry Kirby
Iennen Morris Named Ambassador to Belgium
President Roosevelt appoints Dave Iennen Morris as the new United States ambassador to Belgium, marking the latest addition to the Democratic diplomatic corps.
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Democratic Diplomatic Corps
Dave Iennen Morris
Belgium
Roosevelt
Paraguay Declares War on Bolivia in Gran Chaco Conflict
Asuncion May 10 AP Paraguay formally declared war against Bolivia. The move ends a long undeclared clash in the Gran Chaco border area, with President Eusebio Ayala signing the declaration as crowds celebrated openly in the streets. Bolivia and Paraguay have fought intermittently since last summer, seeking a final settlement. Argentina Chile Peru and Brazil were hoped to neutralize Bolivian imports. the action marks the continent's first declared war since 1879 context in the nitrate dispute.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Eusebio Ayala
Congress
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Brazil
Pacific
Band of Kidnapers Fall in Police Plot
In Freeport Illinois two men and an accomplice tied to the W T Rawleigh firm plot to kidnap William Trevillian for a $25000 ransom. Sheriff Welter and undercover former agents Jack and Red Schultz intervened guiding the case to arrest.
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Freeport
Ill
William Trevillian
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Jack
Red” Schultz
E. J. Welter
Lane County
William Stubbe
Fa Verne Moore
Rawleigh
Schultz Brothers
Moore
Trevallian
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Ariz
T. B
Wren I Ama
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Roswell
Clowe
Phil Heim’s
Arthur Farnsworth
Certin
Cisne
Clarence Hinks
Chaves County
Hinkle
Claude Simpson
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Fred Miller
Mr. Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
George Owens
Merchants’ Association
Owens
Forest Works Corps
Sandia Mts
XL. M
Dave Hennen Morris
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