Quintuplets to Exhibit at World’s Fair in Chicago
Ovila Dionne the father signed a contract with a Chicago tour bureau to exhibit five Dionne quintuplets born last Monday at the Century of Progress. They will travel when Dr Dafoe declares mother and babies ready, with transportation and all costs covered and pay set at 250 dollars per week plus 30 percent of receipts.
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North Bay
Ont
Daniel Routhier
Corbeil
Ovila Dionne
Tour Bureau
Chicaro
Century of Progress
Orillanw
D. A. Dafoe
Chicago
Dionne
NRA Seeks Talks With Textile Makers to Avert Strike
Washington June 1 NRA planned new conferences with textile manufacturers and union leaders to avert a potential general strike that could affect 300,000 workers in North and South. George Sloan and Thomas F. McMahon would discuss curbing production. McMahon warned of pay cuts, Sloan argued the strike would undermine the cotton code.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
George Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers
McMahon
Cabcel
Sioan
Henry McLemore
United Press Sports of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Peacemakers push to avert general strikes across industries
Scant progress reported from Washington conferences as United Textile Workers plan strikes starting Monday and a steel strike tentatively set for June 16. Toledo electrical workers vote 24 hour postponement while automotive strikers approve a peace plan and a quarter of national guard troops leave the auto zone. Cleveland tugmen and firemen discuss a federal mediation proposal guaranteeing 200 days work and minimum wages of 1800 and 1300 dollars respectively. Pekin Iowa distillery dispute settled with open shop operations resuming.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Textile Workers
Toledo
Toledo Automotive
National Guard
Central Labor Union
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Great Lake
American Commercial Alcohol Distillery
Pekin, IM
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
In New Orleans on June 1 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime Sufimer yellow at 4.63 to 4.80, prime crude 4.00 to 4.25, with futures for June 4.85, July 4.89, September 5.07, October 5.15 and December 5.30.
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New Orleans
Body of Charleston man found after plane leap
Richmond Va June 1 The crushed body of Alexander M Luke a Charleston S C business man who leaped to his death from an air plane yesterday was found today in a ravine about 16 miles from Richmond The name and details are given from the dated report.
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Richmond
Alexander M. Luke
Charleston
S. C
Wallace Chooses Professional Golf Career Over Amateur Glory
James Wallace, an unemploy ed carpenter and British amateur finalist, accepted a golf professional post at Selsden Park near Croydon. He begins next Wednesday, after delaying this decision in the shadow of Walker Cup 1936. Wallace defeated top players including US amateur champion George Dunlap Jr. en route to losing the final to Linson Little.
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Troon
Scotland
James Wallace
Carpenter
Linson Little
Selsden Park
Croydon
Wallace
United States
George Terry Dunlap, Jr
Little
President asserts debt relations with debtor nations continue
The president states Finland remains the only foreign government to have fully paid its US indebtedness. He says debtor nations must understand the American stance and that debt does not relate to reparations. Each nation may discuss its problem with the United States.
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Finland
United States
Georgia Bar Association backs creation of judicial council
At a meeting the Georgia Bar Association endorsed forming a judicial council to simplify court procedure speed up business and administer justice. The report urged full effort at the 1985 general assembly to pass legislation establishing the council. Justice R C Bell discussed speeding appellate cases under new rules adopted April 1 and shifting clerical duties to lawyers.
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Association
General Assembly
Judicial Council
R. C. Bell
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Bell
L. W.branch
Quitman
The
Bar Association
Thomasville Weather Forecast and Cotton Seed Oil Update
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for thundershowers likely Saturday with generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Local observations at 3 am show 75 median time temperature. high yesterday, low this month. rainfall totals for the last 24 hours and month. cotton seed oil futures in New York closed firm with listed prices for June through December contracts.
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Thomasville
Gia
Watherwood
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Market Downturn Clouding New York Stocks
June 1 report shows stocks drifting lower amid labor disturbance fears in steel and textiles. Commodities like cotton and rubber rise modestly while U S Steel and Bethlehem edge down, bonds steady, and traders await drought forecasts. New Orleans and New York cotton futures surge on strong buying and contract scarcity.
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Silrowis
U.S. Steel
Don Preilie
US. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American ‘Telephone
du Bont
Corn Products
Jolie Manville
Chrysler
General Motors
Seat
Roebuck
Case
International Harvester
Santi Ile
Central
Northern Pacific
Lippert & Myers
Bamen
Harrow
New York
U. S
Commission House
Moultrie Hog Market Prices June 1 Hog weight breaks listed
Moultrie market reports hog prices for June 1 with weight classes and quotes. Heavy 240 lbs and up at 3.00. No 1 160 to 240 at 3.25. No 2 140 to 160 at 2.75. No 3 120 to 140 at 2.50. No 4 100 to 120 at 2.00. No 5 60 to 100 at 1.50. Stags at 2.25.
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Moultrie
New York Sugar Prices Steady On Quiet Trading
Raw sugar held at 2 a barrel as market activity remained subdued with no reporting sides. Refined sugar stayed at 4.10 as prices showed no change in New York on June 1.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 2
Trade results for chickens hogs and cattle listed with weights and price ranges. Includes packing sows light and heavy weights, sort by quality and weight, vealers and cows with price bands, steers and stocker feeder cattle. Market notes show mixed demand and wide spread in bid prices.
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Chicago
U. S
Taos
Liverpool Cotton and U S Government Bonds Report
Liverpool cotton trade shows 6 000 bales with 100 American in spot activity and prices easing four points. July to May futures listed. U S government bond prices in New York close mixed with several issues posting gains and losses amid market activity.
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Liverpool
New York Coffee Prices Steady on Rio and Santos Futures
New York coffee market reports Rio No 7 steady with 104 percent and Santos No 4 at steady levels. Rio futures show 10 000 bags sold with July at 0 55, Sept at 0 6218, Dec 8 75, Mar 8 81 N, May 8 87 N. Santos futures steady with 28 000 bags traded and July 10 99 N, Sept 11 88 N, Dec 11 50 N, Mar 15 67 N, May 11 65 N. B Bid N Nominal.
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New York
Rio
Santos
New York Call Money and Foreign Exchange Rates
New York call money at 1 percent all day, 60 days to 6 months at unspecified. prime commercial paper 3. bankers acceptances unchanged. rediscount rate 1.14 percent. Foreign exchange irregular. rates listed for Great Britain, Italy, Belgium, Germany, and others with yen, peso, and cross rates including Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Montreal, and Montreal to New York.
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New York
Call Money
New York Reserve Bank
Great Britain
Eniey
Italy
Market summary for grain and futures in St Louis
St Louis cash grain report shows Wheat No 2 red 102 to 104 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 624 cents with No 3 yellow 62. Oats No 2 white 46. Wheat futures closed July 100 and September 101.
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ST. Louis
Raw hide futures close weak in New York trading
Raw hide futures eased on June 1 in New York with the June contract at 7.75 to 8.25 cents per pound and the Sept contract around 8.05 to 8.55 cents. Trading volume reached 3 400 000 pounds as sales.
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New York
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago poultry market report dated June 1 shows live offerings across 2 cars 43 trucks with hens about steady and chickens weak. Leghorn hens 14 rock fryers 23 colored 22 rock springs 25 colored 24 rock broilers 21 22 colored 21 leghorn 16 19 barebacks 16 18 roosters Tle hen turkeys 18 tomy 12 spring ducks 12 14 old 10 spring geese 13 old Y.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
New York Cheese Grades and Butter Benchmarks
New York dairy market notes butter and cheese grades with scores and percentages. Creamery quality rated high with 92 and 88 91 score ranges, overall dairy output and unquoted seconds noted, grades unchanged across a quiet period.
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New York
Concore
New York Eggs Market Report Supports Steady Prices
New York June 1 Egegs 36 481 steady mixed colors standards and commercial standards 1714 18 firsts 16 other mixed colors unchanged across the board price levels stay stable with no notable shifts in quality grades.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Report From Savannah
Savannah reports a turpentine firm receipts 300 shipments 3.681 with rosin sales 724 receipts 875 and stock 0 596. The quote lists BAA 14 45 F455 and other figures 26212 4 805 5 26 indicating prices and inventory in a brief market update.
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Savannah
New York Poultry Market Rates and Items
New York Poultry market notes June listings show dressed poultry quality and prices for chickens broilers fowls and roosters with freight express rates. Live poultry appears irregular with varying grades and unquoted freight figures for turkeys ducks and other items.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary
Chicago June dairy markets show butter at 27 099 firm specials and futures with June and October price references. Eggs receipts list 26 680 with extra firsts and fresh graded firsts, while futures imply storage packed firsts and standards across June through November.
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Chicago
Peto
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Georgia Bar Association
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Furnwest
Victor Eubanks
Wall Street
Auburn
Aviat Corp
B&o
Goodyear
Hudson
Harvester
Jolis Manville
Kennecott
Lise & My Boy Lowen
al Leorilkird
Montgomery Wird
Nash
Ny Cent
Ti & H
North Am
Pace
Parciam Publix Gaweces
Standiare Bricauds
West Union
Stinghouse & P& Mf
Woolworth
Dee
Wade
Judy
Moultrie Hog Market
U. Ss
Liberty
Treasury
Treasury Aes
Treasury As
Treasury Ie
Belgium
Germany
Tolland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Wofford Oil Company
Tidene
Pure Oil Company
Woco-Pep
Pate
South Broad Street
H. Fcole
Jackson Street
Love Street
R. O. Braswell
R. H. Watson
North
Broad Street
Calhoun Street
Jackson and
Madison Streets
J. A
Alex) White
Smith Avenue
Wafford Oil Company
Georgia
Bulgaria
Boris
B.saria
Kimon Gueroguieff
Sona
Fess
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