Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher On Mixed Trade
The New York market rose briefly on freight movement optimism but closed with little net change as trading remained dull. Major gains faded late, while steel industry hopes lent modest support and foreign exchange steadied with the franc easing against the dollar. Total volume near 448 thousand shares.
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Wall Streert
New York
Auea
Wall Street
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
U. E. Steel
General Motors
Case
Woolworth
United Aircraft
Curb Market Turmoil Noted in Fragmented Report
A torn and garbled brief from New York notes unsettled conditions in the curb market with scattered figures and incomplete listings. Mentions Ark Nat Gas, Century Sve, Humble, Ind Ter and other entities in unclear context.
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Tornk Curb
New York
Curb
Ark Nat Gas A
Hecia Miling
Humble
Ss O Ind
Chicago GrainPrices and Futures Snapshot
AP reports Chicago grain prices with Wheat and Oats futures for December May and July contracts. Wheat ranges show declines then mixed, with December at 48 to 3-8 and May around 53 3-4 to 7-8, July at 55. Oats and Lard futures cited with December and May values, reflecting market activity.
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Chicago
Ete
Atei Tosh
Republican speakers rally against tariff and beer tax in New Mexico
James M. Hervey denounces Roosevelt beer tax and warns of beer revenue under a constitution. He attacks Bronson Cutting and Arthur Seligman for bipartisan state control. Elzai White opposes forest trading amendment. Mrs Martens sings Hoover tribute. Mrs Phillips presides.
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New Mexico
Richard C. Dillon
James M. Hervey
Republican
United States
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Congress
Bronson Cutting
Arthur Seligman
Elzai White
John C. Martens
Hoover
Grace McDonald Phillips
New York Cotton Sees Narrow Move On Opening Gains
Cotton traded narrowly in New York with a slight opening advance tied to steady Liverpool cables. December fell from 96.24 to 96.78, hitting a new low for the movement, and the general market closed 2 to 4 points lower.
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New York
Liverpoo
Southern Selling
Boston Wool Market Shows Cautious Optimism Amid Irregularities
In a midweek update from Boston Det, buyers and sellers reported a cautious tone in wool trade. Prices showed irregularities with limited quantities, as higher quality lines sold, while many imperfect lots were rejected and spreading uncertainty lingered over upcoming shipments.
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Boston
Salvation Army Benefit Dance in Roswell Armory
A benefit dance to aid the Salvation Army relief fund is set for next Wednesday night at 8:30 in the Armory. Managers Robert Daughtry and John Beers of the Winter Garden will host. Tommie Adams provides music free of charge. All proceeds go to Salvation Army relief work in Roswell for the coming winter. Admission is $1.
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Salvation# Army relief fund
Robert Daughtry
John Beers
Chaves County 4-H Teams Shine at State Contest
Chaves County 4-H clubs excel at the state competition in Las Cruces. Hagerman’s clothing team Mayre McIntosh and La Verne Campbell won first in clothing. Lake Arthur’s cooking team Pauline Russell and June Moots took third in sandwiches. Individual awards went to Rosie Hubbard Dexter first in second year canning and fourth year sewing. Mary Nihart Lake Arthur first in second year home improvement. June Jacobs Hagerman first in third year sewing. Dorothy Van Doren East Grand Plains second in first-year sewing. Eulah Marshall Dexter second in second-year canning.
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Chaves County
Las Cruces
Hagerman
Mayre McIntosh
la Verne Campbell
Lake Arthur
Pauline Russell
June Moots
4-H Club
Rosie Hubbard
Dexter
Secon
Mary Nihart
June Jacobs
Dorothy van Doren
East Grand Plains
Eulah Marshall
Trains Delay Intersect in Roswell Meeting
A southbound train arrived at 2 25 after a 90 minute delay while north and south bound trains met today in Roswell.
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Roswell
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Fair tonight and Sunday is expected for Roswell and the Pecos Valley with clear skies and mild temperatures. The outlook calls for continued calm conditions and light winds across the region.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Smilin Through Opens Tonight at Yucca Theatre
Norma Shearer stars in Smilin Through with Fredric March, Leslie Howard, O P Heggie, and Ralph Forbes at the Yucca Theatre. The MGM talking drama from Jane Cowl’s stage hit debuts with a famed supporting cast including March in his first with Shearer. Howard returns to screen after a year on stage, following A Free Soul and Animal Kingdom. The picture begins with a Saturday Preview and continues Sunday through Tuesday in town.
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Princess Theatre
Norma Shearer
Yucca Theatre
Miss Shearer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Jane Cowl
Frederic March
Leslie Howard
O.P. Heggie
Ralph Forbes
New York
Adv
State audition selection explained by joint judge and radio vote
Mrs Frenger describes how winners are chosen in state and district auditions. A special board of judges and the radio audience vote, with 60 percent to the judges and 40 percent to the audience. Voters must pick first and second choices for both girls and boys, with second-choice votes counting half. Ballots go to Radio Station KOB Albuquerque. voters must sign name and address.
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John C. Martens
Frenger
KOB
Frhx
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Hoover Curtis Club Organizing Meeting At Junior High
A Hoover Curtis club will organize at the library of Chaves County Junior High School at 7 o'clock next Tuesday evening, just before a rally where Mrs. Simms will speak. All supporters of the Hoover and Curtis ticket are urged to attend.
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Chaves County
Simms
Hoover
Curtis
Methodist Conference 10 Close Tomorrow in Roswell
The New Mexico Annual conference of the Methodist Church South held its final session this afternoon. Tomorrow will close with preaching by visiting ministers in Roswell churches. Bishop Sam R. Hay will announce ministerappointments and deliver the sermon at the M E Church South. Four ministers were ordained elders by Bishop Hay this afternoon. Deacons were ordained this morning. Dr. J E Crawford and Dr R J Parker spoke on lay activities and Mexican church work.
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New Mexico
The
Methodist Church, South
Roswell
M. E. Church
South
Sam R. Hay
Dwight McCree
W. G. Cram
Nashville
General Board of Missions
Hay
Clarence A. Ridge
Hobbs
Bryan FE. Hall
Hagerman
John Klassner
Hope
Fleming Marlin
Anthony
J. B. Shirmshire
Irran
Texas
Edwin W. Parker
Weed
W. A. Cox
Tatum
A. F. Tucker
Vaughn
J. E. Crawford
Washville
R. J. Parker
el Paso
Federal relief loans authorize payments to states and banks
Relief loans totaling 15,523,502 at 3 percent were distributed in September to states led by Illinois five million and Ohio over two million. Banks and trust companies in several states received new authorizations including Arizona Helbrook seven thousand and New Mexico credits such as Clayton twenty thousand and Albuquerque seventy two thousand six hundred. Texas allocations include San Angelo Wool Growers Central Storage seventy four thousand.
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Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Ohio
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Albuquerque
Committee to Seek Lower Gas and Power Rates Roswell
A Roswell city council committee named by Mayor H. B. Smyth will meet Southwestern Public Service Company officials to press for reduced gas and electricity rates. The move follows a council motion to seek lower utility costs, with Mayor Smyril attending. The New Mexico conference announced twelve minister transfers in and ten out.
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H. B. Smyth
Southwestern Public Service Company
Roswell
Smyril
Missing Albuquerque man, Silva, thought held in San Jose
George Silva, 22 year old Bernalillo service station operator, vanished after a note at a Bernalillo dance. An unknown man sought a search warrant for a San Jose house claiming to see Silva there but was denied. Officers failed to locate the residence as a $209 reward for the missing man stands.
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Albuquerque
N. M
George Silva
San Jose
Eugene Lujan
Silva
Bernalillo
Local committee to meet early next week
J. E. Moore chairs the committee with C. H. Glover and Leland Fellows. The conference will probably be held early next week, according to Mr Moore.
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J. E. Moore
C. H. Glover
Leland Fellows
Mr. Moore
Stockmen urged to apply in person at Roswell branch
Regional Agricultural Credit Corp Roswell office asks stockmen to come in for loan applications. Mail-in forms are unsatisfactory. detailed stock information is required. Mrs. Doroth Holesapple leads the Roswell office to assist stockmen with filing.
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Toal
Agriculta& Credit Corp
Roswell
Ofice
Doroth Holesapple
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