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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1936

Page

8

Freedom and Democracy Amid Economic Royalists Speech

Roosevelt argues that economic royalists threaten democracy by controlling government and markets. He condemns monopoly, defends equal opportunity, recalls 1929 1932 era reforms, and commits to fighting for a government based on faith hope and charity. The speaker pledges continued effort in a nation facing dictatorship and unemployment.

America

1936 Campaign Group Lines Up for Battle

The article lists presidential and vice presidential candidates from major parties and their platforms. It notes Alfred M. Landon with Frank Knox for the Republicans, William Lemke with Thomas OBrien for the Union, Norman Thomas with George Nelson for the Socialist Party, D Leigh Colvin with Claude Watson for Prohibition, and Earl Browder with James Ford for the Communist Party, detailing each party platform.

William Lemke North Dakota Thomas Charles O’brien Boston Socialist Party Norman Thomas George A. Nelson Wisconsin Cooperative Commonwealth Prohibition Party D. Leigh Colvin New York Ciry Claude A. Watson Los Angeles THE Communist Party Earl Browder James W. Ford

Roosevelt Dominates As Garner Nomination Conducted At Large Convention

A massive outdoor crowd greeted Garner and Roosevelt allies as the Democratic convention closed with Garner renominated and Roosevelt praised. Senator Robinson announced Garner and the vice president as unanimously chosen, while Barkley and Harrison spoke briefly. Despite occasional dissent, the five day gathering ended with a near unanimous renomination and a strong show of support for the New Deal.

Robinson Arkansas Chies Garner Roosevelt Barkley Kentucky Europe Pat Harrison Mississippi Texas William B. Rubin Milwaukee Wisconsin

Market Day Notes in London and Chicago Prices

London bar silver steadies at 19 11 16d per oz, Sterling around 44.50 cents. Chicago lard and pig bellies show firm values with tierces at 1040, loose lard 10.05, bellies 13.50. New York reports nominal bar silver with no quotation.

London Chicago New York

Metals Steady in New York Market

Metals in New York closed nominally unchanged on June 27 as traders awaited clearer guidance on supply and demand dynamics.

New York

Public debt disclaimer by J. R. Hailey

J. R. Hailey states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by others after this date, limiting personal liability. The notice serves to protect him from third party obligations and future financial commitments.

J. R. Hailey

West brothers to lead in Pocatello July 4 parade

Capt Billy West of Socorro New Mexico, the only American war veteran who staged a real bull fight in the country, will appear in person in Pocatello in costume for the July 4 parade. His brother, Capt P L West of Pocatello, commands the 116th cavalry of Idaho National Guard.

Billy West Soccorro N. M United States Pocatello P. L. West 116Th Cavalry Idaho National Guard

Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported By Ogden Market

Ogden June market summary shows hogs and cattle trading near steady with varied weights and classes. Sheep listings reflect declines, with Idaho lambs and bulk trucked lots featured amid mixed car lots and price ranges.

Ogden Ogden USDA Utah Idaho Idahos Idaho Lambs

Market remains steady as steels and motors lead gains

New York stocks drifted higher with steels and motors at the forefront. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 0.1 point to 64.0 as 30 industrials and 15 rails also gained slightly and utilities were unchanged amid light Saturday trading.

New York Steels and Motors Associated Press

Wool prices steady in Boston trade volume weak

In Boston on June 27 USDA reports wool trade as moderate with little price change from the prior week. Most sales featured fine and fine blood territory clips with firm quotations for large lots. small lots priced slightly below. Ohio fleece quotes run 35-36 cents grease for fine Delaine and blood, 38-39 cents for combing blood, and 37-38 cents for combing percent blood.

Boston USDA Ohio

Market Prices Falter as Wheat Declines on Oversupply

Chicago July 27 market report shows wheat prices retreating after a sharp rise earlier, pressured by a larger U S wheat visible supply. Unofficial July crop forecasts next week heighten interest as traders await 1936 yield estimates for corn and other grains. Cash grain quotes list No 1 red wheat at 1 01 and various corn and oats prices across grades.

Chicago Skéli United States Timothy Clover Seed

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