Stock Market Dips and Rises on Mixed Signals in May
Optimistic tone persists on Wall Street as profits are taken and some rails and metals show firming. Utilities stumble later while bonds gain and foreign exchange stays strong. Among notable moves, American Crystal Sugar and South Porto Rico Sugar gain, Union Pacific and Eastman Kodak advance, Consolidated Gas yields after mayor La Guardia proposes a city power plant plan. Total volume 1,124,120 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Sterling
Porto Rico
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
Santa’ Fe
N. Y
Central
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Public Service of
New Jersey
Western Union
Seaboard Oil
Johns-Manville
du Pont
London
la Guardia
Consolidated
New York Cotton Markets End Mixed After Moderate Declines
Moderate declines in cotton due to liquidation, foreign selling, and hedging gave way to partial recoveries on trade and local buying. Trading eased with no urge to wait for developments as July futures rose briefly before closing barely steady. May 11.80, July 11.86, spot middling around 12.
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New York
New York Curb Prices Roundup
AP report lists closing figures for numerous stocks and bonds across industries. Notable values include Gulf Oil at 71 3/8, Newmont Mining 52, Humble Oil 58 1/2, Ford Motors Ltd 8 5/8, and American Cyanamid 18 1/2, with overall market mood glum and varied shifts across utilities, metals, and energy sectors.
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New York
Associated Press
Glum Co Am
Amn
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oi
Lit Men & Lib
Newmont
Nia Hud Pow
Enn, Fioed
Lift, &Co
Xqn Oil
Mires& Power AI
Verde
KC Livestock Market Report May 13 Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lambs
Kansas City market summary for May 13 reports hogs at 8.85 top for 200 lb, sows 7.00 to 8.15. cattle 11,000 with steers 900-1500 lb 10.00 to 14.25, heifers 8.75 to 11.25, cows 7.00 to 8.50, stockers 6.85 to 10.00. sheep 8,000 with Arizonalambs 9.25, lambs 7.25 to 9.50, yearlings 5.50 to 7.00, ewes 3.00 to 4.00.
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City Livestock
Kansas City
US Dept 'Agr
Arizona
Galveston Cotton Market Slips on May Trade
Galveston on May 13 reports cotton prices easing with quotations at 10 down and middling through the day while sales activity remains subdued across the market.
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Galveston
Chicago Grain Market Report May 13 Prices by Grain
Chicago grains closed with wheat at May 91 5/8, July 92 1/2, September 93 3/8. Corn May 8 6 3/4, July 80 1/4, September 84 7/8. Oats May 45 1/2, July 36 1/2, September 34 1/2. Rye May 52 1/8, July 52 1/4, September 53 5/8. Barley May 538, July 56, nape S8 May 12.90, July 12.95, September 13.05. Bellies May 16.70, July 16.67.
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Chicago
Bellies
Wool market firmness shifts buyers to sellers in Boston
Domestic wool quotations in Boston grew firmer than a week earlier. Mills bought heavily over the past two weeks, turning the market from buyers to sellers as late sales pushed prices up and restricted lower ranges while higher end prices sold more readily.
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Boston Wool
Boston
US Dept Agr
Bond Prices and Rates Snapshot
U. S. bonds listed include Treas 4.25s for 47-52 at 116.17, Home Owners 4s at 100.28, Federally Sponsored Farm Meeting 3s at 49 with 101.31, and Farm Mtg 3.25s at 64 with 103.28.
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Associated Press
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Inch Down in Spot Trade
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady down 10 points as sales reached 1,347 bales. Middling grade cotton traded at 12.39 cents, reflecting mild decline amid market activity.
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New Orleans
Farley Papers and Aides Spark Senate Inquiry Push
Long urges an inquiry into Farley conduct with affidavits dated April 23 1935 detailing Farley's alleged grab of papers from Ickes aides and destruction of Stewart Company files Bailey counters Long's evidence saying it lacks admissible proof and witnesses threatening a political clash over investigations and disclosures.
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Ickes
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New York
Senate
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D-Nc
Post Office Committee
Time Phrase Quoted by Bailey Keys to Event
Bailey stated that the time "was then" marking a pivotal moment, and the remark is cited as a key reference in the discussion. The source emphasizes the exact moment as significant, tying it to subsequent actions and interpretations by involved parties.
Clovis Youth Rescues Two Boys From Drowning
In Clovis New Mexico 21 year old Irah Arnold jumped into a lake south of the city to save two boys after their boat capsized. He pushed the boat to shore while keeping one boy across the bow and spoke to him to calm the other who appeared drowned. A CCC worker 17 year old Fred Graham performed first aid reviving the boy. The youngster was taken to a hospital for recovery with no complications expected.
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N. M
Irah Arnold
Arnold
J. B. Wolfenbarger
J. C. Sizemore
Fred Graham
CCC
Younez Sizemore
Jury Deadlocks In Lamson Murder Trial
In San Jose California after 65 hours of deliberation the Lamson murder jury failed to reach a verdict. Judge R R Syer ordered further deliberations with the panel still split 9 to 3.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
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Syer
Divorce Granted to Princess Bab Melivani in Reno
Princess Barbara Hutton Melivani won a divorce from Prince Alexis Melivani in a ten minute private Reno court hearing. She arrived at the Washoe county courthouse through the jail building with attorney George B. Thatcher and left with Thatcher and Millard Tomkins Jr. in a rapid departure.
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Washoe County
Barbara Hutton Melivani
Alexis MelIvani
Court House
George B. Thatcher
Thatcher
Millard Tomkins, Jr
New York
Filipinos Vote Tomorrow on Independence
Manila reports say Sakdal extremists damaged ballot boxes in Naga Camarines Sur as authorities brace for the plebiscite on Philippine independence. 1.7 million eligible to vote. guards stationed at Malacanan Palace and banks after May 2 clashes. Leaders pledge a peaceful process amid calls for a favorable vote.
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Constabulary
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Sakdalista
Tiongco
Sakdal
Rizal
Here
Joseph R Hayden
Malacanan Palace
Teofilo Sison
Sakdalistas
Rain and Snow Fall In Dust Area
A spring blizzard in the mountains and rain in eastern drought areas drenched farm and grazing lands across the Rocky Mountain region. In Colorado dust bowl areas farmers prepared to plant row crops as moisture prospects rise, while a fatal dust storm death was reported in Baca county. Snow and rain swept western Colorado, Wyoming, and northern New Mexico, with several inches falling in Silverton and surrounding districts.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Hubert L. Collins
Silverton
Dan Haffner
Mount Carmel
Baca County
Lamar Hospital
Wyominte
New Mexico
Hoover targets lone wolves in crime crackdown
Washington reports Director J Edgar Hoover says government aims to isolate big time criminals by disrupting their networks. He cites bank bandit gangs jewel thieves and kidnap rings and notes 23 people already convicted for the 1933 Urschel kidnapping with six life terms, as fugitives grow more dangerous to the underworld.
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Lone Wolves
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Merchant's Assn. Meets Tuesday Night in Roswell
The Roswell Merchants' Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night at 6 30 at Nickson Coffee Shop. The program titled Roswell's Greatest Opportunity For Immediate Business will be discussed, but the speaker's name has not been announced.
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Roswell
Robson Pleads Not Guilty In Tucson
Oscar H. Robson former Tucson dance hall operator pleads not guilty at arraignment before Federal Judge Albert James on a federal extortion via threatened mail charges tied to the kidnapping probe of 6 year old June Robles. He is released on a $5,000 bond. prior bond was $100,000 then reduced to $5,000. Trial date not set.
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Ariz
Oscar H. Robson
Albert James
Robson
June Robles
Detroit Tigers Silence Yankees For 3-0 Victory
Detroit blanked New York 3 to 0 as School Boy Rowe held the Yankees to four singles in his first meeting with Lefty Gomez. Gerald Walker belted a homer off Gomez, with the remaining runs and hits coming against Pat Malone.
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New York
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Bill to authorize 30 dams including Parker and Grand Coulee
Washington May 13 AP Senator Johnson introduced a bill to empower the President to build Parker dam Grand Coulee and 28 other Public Works Administration projects. construction had been cast into doubt by a Supreme Court ruling holding Parker dam unauthorised.
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City Beautification Committee Meeting Planned
The city beautification committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday at 7:00 p m at the Chamber offices. Members include H M Huff, chairman, B F Rose, G N Amis, T L Gardner, Mrs B C Mossman, Mrs E A Cahoon and Mrs W H Whatley.
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New Mexico Political Lineup Shifts Ahead of GOP Reorg
Albuquerque Tribune reports a revamped political landscape in New Mexico with a major reorganization of the Republican party noted on May 13 in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Tribune
Supreme Court Reverses Hollins Death Sentence
Ruling on the Scottsboro precedent prohibits excluding Negroes from juries. The Supreme Court today set aside the death sentence imposed on Jess Hollins, an Oklahoma Negro convicted of criminal assault on a white woman.
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Scottsboro
Supreme Court
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Oklahoma
President may permit 1936 election warned
Senator Thomas D. Schall told the Chicago Bar Association that if President Roosevelt permits an election in 1936 and wins there will be no future elections. He said the President usurped republic functions and may declare himself the state like Louis XIV.
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Thomas D. Schall
R-Minn
Chicago Bar Association Today
Roosevelt
Republic of the United States
Louis XIV
Wichita Falls VFW Post Named for Cutting
Wichita Falls May 13 AP Post No 2 147 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was named Bronson M Cutting Post in memory of the late New Mexico senator. A sympathy resolution was drafted for the senator's mother. Cutting died in an airliner crash in Missouri last week.
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Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
Missouri
City Beautiful Contest Entries Announced
Entries received today for the City Beautiful Contest include Mrs. R. L. Malone with a rose garden at 513 North Pennsylvania, Mrs. W. S. Day with a premises at 201 West Alameda, and Mrs. O. L. Ferguson with a bouquet of mixed annuals.
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North Pennsylvania
S. Day
West Alameda
O. L. Ferguson
Roosevelt nominates Morris L Cooke for REA post
President Roosevelt names Morris L Cooke of Philadelphia as administrator of the Rural Electrification Administration within the $4 billion relief program. Nominating press dispatch from Washington dated May 13 notes Cooke’s assignment to lead REA efforts.
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Roosevelt
Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Rural Electrification Administration
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