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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
An advertisement notes gale at Times Enterprise offering no hunting or trespassing sign cards at 10 cents each or a dollar per dozen. Also listed are roofing work by B L Brewton with concrete repairs and loans up to 300 dollars from Southern Investment Co at Brighton Building phone 687.
Berlin June 1 Chancellor Hitler unveiled a plan to finance 150000 marriages in the next fiscal year as part of a broad effort to create jobs. The program offers state backed loans up to one thousand marks with the wife required to stay at home, and the finance ministry was authorized to issue treasury bonds up to a billion marks for the employment drive.
The report notes light 24 hour precipitation mainly along the Atlantic coast and Rockies, with temperatures largely cooler in the southeast and northwest but hot in the Mississippi Valley. It foresees higher pressure and fair weather over the next two days. The New York Stock Letter highlights copper at 8 cents, mixed commodities, and gains in several industrials, with grains and livestock movements in Chicago and St. Louis cash markets and cotton futures edging lower or steady in New Orleans.
Ford Motor Company, filing with the New Hampshire secretary of state, reported a surplus of 611,079,680 dollars for 1933, down from 668,614,115 dollars in 1932, a reduction of 57,534,435 dollars. The net worth was stated at 628,344,180 dollars.
New York June 1 Coffee prices show Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 activity with Rio futures quiet after 2 000 bag sales. Santos futures steady with 11 000 bags sold and varying July September December and March prices across different contracts.
New York cotton shows early decline aided by Liverpool cables and favorable weather news, with a renewed buying surge pushing October futures to around 9.54 before tapering and closing barely steady. Money in New York remains steady at 1 percent with varied discounts on time loans. Chicago butter and eggs report weak prices with mixed grade ranges and futures, noting declines across butter and egg markets and futures for June and October.
Liverpool cotton prices fall seventeen points with American varieties quoted across grades and July to May futures steady. New York dressed poultry lists variety prices for chickens roosters and turkeys with live poultry weaker and freight and express rates differing by product.
New York markets report egg categories with weights and counts for June 1 including new and second quality lots. Listings show firsts seconds mediums and dirties by standard weights with storage packed and average checks.
Butter prices in New York steady at 37 191. creamery products higher than extra and centralize around scores 87 to 92. Cheese output at 308 776 firm. Savannnah turpentine and rosin show steady activity with varied grades and quotes. Foreign exchange in New York firm with numerous international rates and remittance figures.
United States government bond prices listed for June 1 in New York show quotes for Liberty and Treasury issues with percentage yields and price figures such as Liberty 34s 32 47 at 102.18 and Treasury 4% 47 52 at 109.16. Other items include Treasury 3% 6 46 56 at 104.6 and various maturities around 101.27 to 99.24 with dates noted in June and March.
Fort McPherson Ga June 1 Nearly 25 000 of the 38 000 CCC men allotted to the Fourth Corps area have been enrolled Major General Edward L King reports camps established rise daily and full quota should be in camp before June 7 Only 14 men discharged for disciplinary reasons and a small per cent absent without leave The camps span Georgia Florida Alabama and South Carolina with locations listed and more camps added New York sugar prices steady with no reported sales
In Tallahassee on June 1 the Florida House defeated a memorial urging members of the next legislature to bring their wives to assist in passing legislation. Introduced by Rep Redwinkle of Wakulla, the proposal faced a chorus of noes and failed to pass.
New Orleans June 1 The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the Atlanta district court in dismissing a petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Chicago’s former public enemy Al Capone. His attorneys plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court for his release.
In Newport Rhode Island Judge Charles A Walsh ruled F Frazier Jelke and Eugenia Woodward Jelke guilty of extreme cruelty toward each other, blocking both from a divorce. The judge cleared Mrs Jelke of infidelity claims but found Jelke assaulted her seven times and cited his evidence of frequent cruelty.
The defense argued the Chicago conviction was void due to a expired three year statute of limitations for income tax evasion. The court ruled a six year limit applied since the indictment alleged government fraud, keeping the ten year federal term in place.
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