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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
9
Four hundred twenty one graduates at Annapolis receive diplomas from Secretary of the Navy Adams marking the end of their student careers. The ceremony honors cadets transitioning from sea and air training to active service in the naval forces.
A humorous miscellany notes oddities including Indiana pastors named Green Beach Wood Burns Badley, claims about heights at different times, and quirky health and diet facts. It closes with a jab about long life and a note to contact author for replies.
The Hawaii national park service authorized recovery efforts for Sylvester Nunes and Margaret Enos from Kilauea crater. Rangers may be lowered into the lava shaft, or authorities may bury the bodies by dynamite nearby.
Severe floods strand 65 youths at the Taylor school for boys and inundate the north end of the city. Homes, basements, and streets flood while hospitals treat exposure and officials search for missing persons. National Guardsmen respond as refugees seek shelter on roofs and in trees.
New York traders pushed stocks higher with broad advances though some gains softened late. Bonds rails and utilities led rallies with firm turnover near two million shares. Chicago wheat eased on forecast rains, corn rose on larger receipts, and cattle stayed steady to weak. Retail prices list assorted grain and dairy figures from regional markets.
Cudahy Packing company declares a quarterly dividend of 62 1/2 cents on common stock payable July 15 to holders of record July 5. Previously the firm paid $1 quarterly.
A terse market note lists stock prices from Am Sup Pow to Trans Lux with minor shifts. Cents figures for many issues are shown along with several preferreds and bonds, reflecting early trading activity in New York.
A concise listing of correct responses for a set of test questions. The material provides solutions to each item, focusing on the key concepts tested. It serves as a quick reference for students reviewing exam content and verifying correct answers.
The remnant of the tribe lives in Canada and New York. Reserve Officers Training Corps at Thomas Jefferson. Louisville Kentucky notes tobacco was unknown to the Biblical writers. Jose Maria Viesca appears in Chapter 20.
The Commercial bulletin notes only minor shifts in the wool market. Purchases remain limited but there is growing interest among manufacturers, with Texas seeing several million pounds bought at about a half cent higher grease. Prices in bright wool states run 7 to 9 cents to growers as London holds firm and East India sales drop 5 to 10 percent. Mohairs remain slow and uninteresting.
Chicago market report lists grain and livestock prices on June 3. Wheat ranges include No 2 red 55 and No 2 mixed 56-57, corn prices from 30 to 90 cents, oats at 23-22 cents, rye with no sales, and barley 94-46 cents. Also cited are seed prices for timothy and clover and lard and rib meat figures.
AP reports on June 3 showing copper at steady 6% electrolytic spot and near term, tin steady with spot around 30.60 and future 20.90, iron unchanged, lead dull with New York spot at 3.00 and East St. Louis at 2.90, zinc steady with East St. Louis spot and future 2.82, antimony at 5.12.
Wheat futures slid sharply on news the Garner relief bill worth 2.2 billion dollars cleared the House Ways and Means committee. Corn and oats also declined while provisions fluctuated, marking a unsettled trading day in Chicago and New York.
Hog prices ease in Chicago with top 3.55 for 180-220 lb and steady to weak for other weights. Cattle and calves show mixed demand with grassy lots holding higher values, while hogs at Omaha move unevenly and sheep stay steady. Regional reports include Ogden and North Salt Lake trends with varied weights and packer bids.
AP reports June potato shipments and stock levels across states with Alabama California Georgia Idaho Louisiana Maine Michigan Minnesota North Carolina South Carolina Texas Wisconsin and Utah totals. Separate note from Boston mentions inquiries on wool grades with limited sales and buyers resisting bids under asking prices.
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