Market slips as leaders falter amid mixed earnings
New York stocks closed lower with light selling and small volume despite favorable third quarter earnings and dividends. Transfers totaled 1,507,200 shares as declines persisted among major names like U S Steel and Chrysler while rails held firm. European markets were steady and commodities mixed with cotton and grains showing modest moves.
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Johns Manville
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Caterpillar
American Can
Senate
Chicago
Minnie Moffett Urges Democracy to Safeguard Women
Dr Minnie Moffett of Dallas Texas National Federation leader warns that American women's economic social and political future rests on preserving democracy She cites Lucy Stone Blackwell Susan B Anthony and Mary Lyon as pioneers and outlines BPW goals for two years in a democracy driven program emphasizing free press free speech majority rule with minority rights.
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Dallas
Texas
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Kansas City
Maffett
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Susan B. Anthony
Mary Lyon
Business Women
United
Southern Methodist Univeristy
Baylor Medical College
American College of Surgeons
Roswell civic groups hold meetings and talks
The Junior Womans Club donated five dollars to Roswell Girl Scout work. Alpha Chapter Delta Kappa Psi changes venue for a meeting. Myrtle Hooper Dahl will speak at 7 30 p m in the Junior high library en route to Carlsbad Caverns. Frances Falby visits El Paso. Federated Missionary Society meets Tuesday at Trinity Parish Hall. Young People of First Presbyterian plan a rummage sale at Cruse Wagon Yard and 105 North Main. St Andrews Junior Guild also hosts a rummage sale at Cruse Wagon Yard.
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Roswell
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Minneapolis
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Rummage sale hosted by Missouri Avenue P T A tomorrow
Missouri Avenue P T A will hold a rummage sale tomorrow at the former Bowman location at 209 North Main Street. 1-C. STATE NEWS CARLSBAD, N M Oct 27 The 50th anniversary of the Fectos Valley Deanery of Episcopal Churches was observed here yesterday. Speakers included Bishop F B Howden Sr of Albuquerque and E Cecil Seaman of Amarillo. TULAROSA, N M Oct 27 Gining about 600 bales of cotton was expected from this area this fall harvesting proceeded nicely farmers hauled to Mesilla Valley for ginning.
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Bowman
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Carlsbad
N. M
Fectos Valley
F. B. Howden, Sr
Albuquerque
New Mexico
E. Cecil Seaman
Amarillo
North Texas
Tularosa
Mesilla Valley
Delegates Attend Annual Convention Dinner Dance
More than 100 delegates attended the annual convention dinner dance last night, marking a lively gathering with emphasis on hard work and upcoming committee efforts. The event showcased leadership plans and honorees for the coming year.
Governor Miles Sees UNM as Training Ground for Latin America Careers
Governor Miles told a UNM student assembly that the university will become a training ground for those pursuing careers in Latin American countries. He noted New Mexico as bilingual offers unlimited future opportunities and stressed the state and university can shape better Americas trade and human relations as US Latin American trade grows. He is slated to speak at tonight’s football game halftime.
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N. M
Miles
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Americas
State police start drive for NM drivers licenses
Santa Fe New Mexico chief Tom Summers announced a statewide police campaign to ensure every motor vehicle operator in New Mexico holds a valid driver's license. No excuses will be accepted for lacking a license as of today.
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New Mexico
Tom Summers
Chicago dairy and poultry prices hold steady on October 27
Chicago reports butter at 780,016 and steady prices with eggs at 2,499 and firm values across grades. Poultry trades show live market at 38 trucks, hens steady as 4 1/2 lb birds rise 14 1/2, Leghorn hens at 10, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Futures mixed as market steadies after early dip
News from New York offshore futures open with gains and losses, then firming as selling slows. Traders reported light selling and decent support from local markets. Prices shown for Dec and Mar contracts around 111.1, 105.0, and 103.0 with spot tops near 117.0 for standard grades.
Los Cruces Farm Bureau To Open County Fair This Weekend
Women of the farm bureau organization and the New Mexico State College extension group will open their county fair with seven candidates for fair king from Las Cruces 20 30 Club. The event will crown a festival ruler sharing the throne with district representatives.
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Cotton prices hold steady in Galveston market
Galveston October 27 epot cotton remains steady with middling at 9.12 and sales totaling 552 units. Local market observers note unchanged demand as buyers and sellers await broader trade signals amid modest activity.
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Galveston
Kate Smith to be made colonel on governor staff
Plans surfaced to appoint Kate Smith, radio singing star, as a colonel on Governor John Miles staff. She will visit Baton on November 30 en route to Los Angeles, with a prior stop planned at Trinidad, Colorado for her regular network broadcast.
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N. M
Kate Smith
John Miles
Los Angeles
Trinidad
Colo
New York Cotton Futures End Higher on Oct 27
Cotton futures closed fractionally higher with December at 9.11 and January 9.03. March at 8.92 and May 8.81, with nearby fly at 8.64 and October at 8.40, while Middling spot quotes rose to 9.39, up 3. N-Nominal.
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New York
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Steady on Oct 27
New Orleans market reports spot cotton closing steady with sales totaling 7,179 bales. Middling price noted at 9.20 cents per pound. Local trading activity indicates stable demand as merchants posted balanced bids and offers in a quiet trading day.
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New Orleans
Hatch Opposes Downey Amendment on Arms Embargo Vote
Senator Hatch of New Mexico voted against the Downey amendment as the Senate rejected the proposal that would have effectively killed the arms embargo provision of the neutrality bill Chaidez of New Mexico backed the amendment.
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Custody Sought Over Kidnapped Lenore Ruggles in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on Oct 27 Mrs Della Eddy sister of Lenore Ruggles grandmother Blossom Westerfield filed in juvenile court for custody of the 3 year old. Lenore was placed in Stanley New Mexico with a paternal aunt and uncle after a New Mexico court ruled custody. Westerfield is in Topeka awaiting extradi tion proceedings as Albuquerque police sought her.
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Kas
Lenore Ruggles
New Mexico
Della Eddy
Maple Hill
Blossom M. Westerfield
Stanley
N. M
New Mexico Leads Regional Job Gains and Health Convention
The Bureau of Employment reports private job placements nationwide rose in September with New Mexico cited for mountain area gains as 287,600 positions were filled. Federal aid requests fell to the lowest since 1937, while unemployment claims dropped 24 percent. In Santa Fe, health education opened the New Mexico Public Health Association meeting led by Dr. Covington, Dr. Martin, and Miss Lambkin, with sectional meetings and a business session planned and the convention to adjourn tomorrow noon after elections.
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New Mexico
Bureau of Employment of the
Social Security Board
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Santa FE
N. M
New
Oil wells flow and drill in Eddy County field
Eddy County's oil activity shows twelve wells flowing or swabbing and ongoing drilling. Addison Oil Co. Wilkinson No. 1 produced 165 bpd at 3 180 feet. Republic Production Robinson No. 3 B 10 bpd at 3 302 feet. Other wells nearing completion include Allen Fair & Pope State No. 2 B testing. Continental State M-2 No. 1 flowing 150 bpd at 2 672 feet. Danciger Turner No. 5 flowing 200 bpd at 3 518 feet. multiple shots with nitro and nitro tests underway for several others. Drilling and testing progress continue across several sections with various output and testing statuses.
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N. M
Eddy County
Addison Oil Co
Wilkinson
Allen, Fair & Pope
State No
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Hudson No. 2
Barney Cockburn
Miller
Carper & Talmadge
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Flynn
Welch & Yates
Gissler
B. N. Moran
Abbie Iles
Underwood & Sanders
Guy
Watson & Smith
Brookover
Woolley
Market closes mixed as stocks and bonds drift
New York stocks finish mixed with several large issues in narrow ranges led by Alum Co Am and Carrier Corp, while Chicago and Boston reports note subdued domestic wool purchases and South African imports. Bond prices rise modestly with Treasury and Home Owners Loan issues showing firmer bids.
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Curb
Alum Co Am
Carrier Corp
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Lockheed Aire
Seiberling
Texan Oil & L
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South Africa
UC. S. Bonds
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Treasury
Market Report: Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher
Kansas City dispatch shows hogs salable 1200 with top at 6.60 and cattle with 700 total, calves to 200, heavy buying in fat cows and canners, feeders steady. Sheep and lambs read mixed with fat lambs steady to firm, yearlings up about 10, and ewes priced around 3.25 to 4.25 with assorted good to choice offerings.
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