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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
7
Local ad listing painting calcimining wallpaper cleaning and hanging services. H F Donet and Rena Bayles provide contact numbers 1086 and 1427 W for estimates or work scheduling.
Farm leaders press for quick sugar plan approval with graduated payments to curb windfall profits. Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and other offshore areas urge preserving the current stabilization balance dating to 1935. Rep Crawford predicts fast passage but warns of possible court challenges.
Crawford notes the Supreme Court ruling in January voided the old A A A quotas and farm groups plan test suits in Michigan and California. They seek to empower the secretary of agriculture to fix domestic quotas based on prior allotments as a bridge before a new decision.
Reports say Canton could join Nanking against Tokyo risking civil war while Nanking officials call such strife suicidal. Japanese sources say Canton offered aid to Nanking to unite against aggression and warn against anti Japanese passages in Canton's manifesto. Tokyo says it watches the situation anxiously.
The article notes calls for a constitutional amendment to empower states and Congress to regulate wages and hours. Rep Fish (R NY) plans a Republican platform plank for state enabled minimum wage powers. Roosevelt urges reading the court opinions amid a 5 to 4 split. The AFL still seeks immediate federal or sectoral wage regulation.
Speaker laments youth problems while urging religious adjustment and responsible leisure use. Asher B. Wilson distributes diplomas. Mervin Neale misses ceremony. Freshmen donate a flag. Henry Plumhof presents engine 947 to the museum. Invocation by Rev Daughtery. benediction by Daryl Chase. University music programs perform.
June 3 report describes James Connolly in a harness shop seen waiting for burials when Patrolman Donald A. West moved to confront him. West fired a shot after mistaking Connolly for a burglar. The burg was at Toes ue.
New York stocks ended mixed with few gains as labor disturbances in France and tax controversy doubts kept traders cautious. Dutch central bank raised its discount rate to 4 percent to stem gold outflow, while numerous issues held steady or slipped amid a broad market backdrop of political and monetary tensions.
National Grange will not recognize a provision requiring all trade agreements to go before the Senate for ratification. Orange officials did not discuss joint action with other farm groups but implied divergence from the American Farm Bureau Federation. Farm Bureau officials plan to send representatives to conventions without a formal Grange executive committee. Neither Grange nor Farm Bureau leaders commented on the Western tour of AAA Administrator Chests Co. Davis, returning from Europe, who defends the reciprocal trade agreement and opposes substitutes for the administration farm program.
Local market notes list butter from San Francisco at 92 score and Los Angeles at 2 shillings 50 cents, eggs, grain values for wheat oats barley and bran, with bulk quotations and stock feed prices noted. Entries include Poratello Mill Bran and Bran stock feed weights and prices per cwt and per hundredweight.
Grain prices rose amid expectations of worsening spring crop damage. Government reports warned spring wheat conditions were still unfavorably changing. Minneapolis December wheat showed strength. July and September contracts closed modestly higher while corn and oats advanced slightly and provisions held steady.
Cash wheat and corn prices listed for No 2 hard through No 5 yellow and white grades. Oats rye soybeans barley and timothy and clover seed quotations included with various bid prices and terms.
Chicago market notes show U S potato shipments strong with higher prices and good demand for Texas Cobblers and California White Rose. Old stock remains solid with light supplies. Metals in New York trading quiet with mixed moves for electrolytic aluminum zinc and antimony. Lard prices listed for Chicago tierces and hides.
Livestock prices mixed across Ogden Portland and Omaha with hogs largely steady to firm, cattle showing varied demand and some price gains, and sheep activity slow but solid in Seattle Boston wool market steady with firm scoured prices. Sows and cutters noted declines in several regions while top loads and feeders showed resilience in others.
Bar silver prices were steady in New York at 44 1/4 cents per ounce. In London on June 3 the metal rose 1 16d to 19 15 16d per ounce, with the sterling price about 45.02 cents.
Col. George A. Drew author and soldier will marry Fioenza Johnson daughter of Edward Johnson general manager of the Metropolitan Opera in New York this September.
Memphis leaders report the national junior chamber of commerce opened its annual convention with focus on business problems and economic issues. The gathering in Memphis, dated June 3, brings together members from across the nation to discuss commerce and development.
Mrs. Rasmason, appointed superintendent, was dismissed by the hospital board amid protests from Hale and others. Hale claims the move was personal and notes prior attempts to remove her failed while he attended a board meeting. Rasmason previously led the Helena Montana hospital and studied at Columbia University.
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