Wall Street Ends Mixed as Stocks Slip in Late Session
U.S. stock market closed weak after heavy selling and widespread declines led by Allied Chemical and U S Steel. Trading volume ran high at 2,666,432 shares with losses across major issues while grains softened and cotton dipped.
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New York
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
Case
Union Pacific
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
U.S. Smelting
New York Central
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
du Pont
General Motors
Western Union
Johns-Manville
American Can
Westinghouse, Delanese
Delaware & Hudson
New York Curb stock results on Oct 16
Curb close reports mixed gains and losses for firms across industry groups. Notable figures include Ford Ltd at 5 3 8, Humble Oil 80, Libby McNeil 3 1 4, Newmont 38 1 4, Texan 7 1 4, Unit Gas 2 7 8, and Unit P L 3 1 2 as of Oct 16 with several smaller changes among chemical, mining, and utility issues.
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Alum Co Am
Am Cyan
Amer G&eb
Amer Mar
Amer Sug
Ark Nat Gas A
Assauc G & EB
Brillo.Mfg
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Cord Mir
Cresson
Detroit Air
EB É& S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oi
Mecla Mining
Humble Oil
Ind Ter A
Libby McNeil
Newmont
Penn Road
Shott Denn
SO Ind
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P &._L
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Nkj
Alaska
Amn
Lambert Amcr&f
LigMyrs
Am&forp
Liquidc
Amer
Amp Loco
AmMetal
Mipor Amerp&l
Amrollm
Midcpet
AmSmell
AmStiFd
MontWrd
Murrayc
Anchor
Natp&l
Andes C
NY Ct
Arm Ill A
Nh&h
Arm
Ilj
NyOntw
At&se
Bethstl
Para Pub
Pennrr
ComSolv
PhelPsd
Pet Com&Son
CongoNa
Arrow
Reytobvb
Safeway
Dlac& W
Diam St
L&sf Mat
Schulte
Borden
Seab Air
Bulova
Seab Oil
Burad Ma
Sear R
Hec
Wn Shell U Can Dry
Skelly O Can
Pac
Soc Vac
SoCalEd
Pac Cer Pag
T&orail
Chiri&p
Studbkr
DuPont
TexCorp
Wastman
Elau
Texgsul
Texpltr
Elec P&i
Timkenb
Erie RR
TransAm
PFI
UN Carbi
Firet&r
HoweSnd
West Air
Hud Mtr
Wste&m
Woolwrt
Thi Ct L
Yel Tr&éc
Ins Cop
Wool Market Quiet as Quotations Firm in Boston
Boston, Oct. 16 AP USDA reports the domestic wool market quiet with firm quotations. Wool trade members await goods market developments, aided by limited supplies of some lines. Estimated weekly receipts at Boston totaled 2,510,200 pounds for the week ending October 14, up from 1,418,900 the prior week.
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Boston
USDA
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Cotton prices slip after early rise in New York market
An early decline in cotton gave way to partial rallies, then eased in the afternoon under renewed liquidation and southern selling. December contracts rose to 9.10 before dropping to 8.95, with the market showing a net loss of 22 to 24 points in midafternoon trade. Spot prices stood easy, middling at 38.95.
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New York
Southern
Galveston Cotton Market Sees Steady Prices
Spot cotton in Galveston on October 16 held steady with middling grade at 8.55 cents per pound and a total sales figure of 1,100 bales. The market showed 40 points decline in futures terms.
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Galveston
Boy on bicycle struck by car in town
Calvin Moore a 14 year old student at Junior High School was hit by a car driven by Christine Amadore at the Third and Main corner around 7 30 last night. He suffered cuts and severe dent but was not seriously injured. He is the son of Mrs M A Moore of 611 South Main.
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Calvin Moore
Christine Amadore
Third and Main
M. A. Moore
South Main
Beer's fate in New Mexico shifts through legal wrangles
City council debates licenses for The Smoke House and Coney Island Cafe amid three-year management rule. Attorney general opinion cited, votes flip, and police pay raises proposed as New Mexico moves to 3.2 beer and wine under Lane law with statewide certification. Officials report election results for repeal efforts and liquor regulation rollout.
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Howard Buchty
Buchty
Santa Fe
Buchly
E. K. Neumann
Puchly
Coney Island Cafe
Brooks
Smoke House
Croissant
Johnston
Wilkins
Smurl
R. K Levers
Levers
Forrest Levers
Smyr
Alderman Gardier
McCullough
Moore
Dobbs
Alderman Moore
Ofice
Secretary of
A. W. Hockenhall
Wason
Supreme Court
Marguerite P. Baca
Franklin K. Lane
Miguel Gonzales
Prager Miller
State Senate
New Mexico
Taos
Valencia
Roosevelt
Lawyer views on New Mexico judge disqualification statute
In Santa Fe lawyers debate a 1933 law allowing any party to file affidavits claiming a judge cannot give a fair trial. The state supreme court upheld the law, but questions remain whether nine judges can be rendered ineligible and whether the 10 day notice can be bypassed.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Opening Day Fair Parade formation and rules
Formation details call for single file spacing half a block behind the float in front and stopping when the lead does. Parade moves at 10 o clock from Main to Alameda to Richardson to Tilden and back to Main. Judges award prizes for floats as well as a coronation at 9 p m. Queens and cyclists assemble at designated West 7th and East 6th locations. Queen prizes include 100 50 and 25 dollars. bicycle prizes 1 2 and 3 dollars.
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Main
Alameda
Richardson
Tilden
Fair Grounds
N. M.M. L Bana
Queens
West
Ari
New Mexico Allows Sale of 3.2 Beer and Wines
Santa Fe reports New Mexico officially becomes moist enabling legal sale of 3.2 beer and wines of the same alcoholic content. The move follows changes in state law and affects retailers statewide as of mid October.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
U S Bonds Close Higher In New York Trading
U S bonds closed with Liberty 4 1 4s at 103.22 and Treas 4 1 4s at 110.12 for October 16 trading, as reported by AP from New York.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Treas
Ed Purdy on Leave From Gallup Visits Roswell
Ed Purdy of Battery A was in Roswell on a weekend leave from Gallup. He returned to Gallup last night after the visit.
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Ed Pardy Wes Here
Ed Purdy
Battery “A
Roswell
Gallup
Strike leaders go on trial in NM coal strike
Five NMU leaders and two ILD representatives faced a special court martial in Gallup charged with interfering with martial law in the coal strike area. Defendants include Walker Allendar Gonzales and Alvarado Y Correa. The trial drew about 300 pickets as 319 non-striking miners remained at four mines. Roberts, a birth strike leader, had his case under review by Brig. Gen. Wood.
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McKinley County
Roberts
Santa Fe
Gallup
N. M
International Labor Defense Association
National
Cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on October 16 reports spot cotton finishing steady with a 42 point decline to middling grade 8.58, with total sales reaching 3,628 bales in the afternoon trading.
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New Orleans
Broncos and Lobos in a hard fought gridiron clash
Barracks notes praise the Broncos spirit and teamwork against the Lobos with Hayes's long punts and Daigle's late touchdown. It notes strong defense and pass issues on both sides, lists standout players Littlejohn Vaughan Watson Dai gle Boyd and McKinney, and mentions a polo victory 23 to 2 over Las Vegas Normal with Niemann Hawk and Doral scoring. Homecoming celebrations and a forthcoming fair are also described.
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Broncos
Lobos
University
Hayes
The
Ditannees
Institute
Lobes
Bronco
U Wa
McKinney
Suns
T'E
Lobo
Tght
Univesity
Oth
Littlejohn
Vaughan
Watson
Daigle
Boyd
Littleohn
Vaugan
Parenti
Maxwell
Amaz
Doral
Niemann
Waterhouse
Hawk
Vegas
Downey
Thompson
Doran
University of Arizona
Tucson
Oklahoma U
Cohen
Franco
Cloman
Chon
Hahn loses singles title to Geo Judson
In Tucson on October 16, 1933, George Judson Jr of the University of Arizona defeated a strong local entrant 6-1 6-2 to take the Southwestern singles title. Merle Moore and Louie Kah of El Paso won the doubles title 6-3 6-2 against Harry Moore and H. C. Torrea of Tucson. John M. Williams of Bisbee was elected president with Eel L. Mlumenschein of Taos as vice president and F. L. Barger of El Paso as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
el Paso
Texas
Merle Moore
Louie Kah
Harry Moore
H. C. Torrea
Kahn
George Judson, Jr
University of Arizona
John M. Williams
Bisbee
Eel L. Mlumenschein
Taos
N. M
F. L. Barger
Ef] Paso
Negro Woman Allegedly Fires At Two Women In Street
Addie Ejizie, a Black woman, is accused of shooting Baby Knight Howard and Sammie Searcy with a .25 pistol near Virginia and Alameda streets on Saturday night. Howard was critically wounded but improved by morning. Searcy was grazed in the calf and not seriously hurt. Ejizie was arrested and held without charges filed by noon.
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Addie Ejizie
Baby Knight Howard
Sammie Searcy
Virginia
Alameda
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sammie Searcy Wes
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Wall Street
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Standard Statistics Co
Su Indis
Curb
Northwest
Stanford
Soldier Field
Northwestern University
Maentz
Ter
Moscup
Jack Edwards
J. E. Zumwalt
Jack House
State Liquor Control Board
Raton
Alfonso Baca
W. P. Cornell
Bill Robinson
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Clovis
Police
H. P. Saunders Jr
Ternational Labor Defense Association
George Kaplan
Denver
Labor Defense Organization
Samuel D. Menain
Broncs
Las Vegas
UNF
Roswell Fair Grounds
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