Baldwin Revives Sir Samuel Hoare in Cabinet Shuffle
London June Prime Minister Baldwin restored Sir Samuel Hoare to the foreign secretary post as Lord Monsell left the Admiralty. Hoare had resigned amid the Hoare Laval plan controversy with Italy and Ethiopia. Observers see the move as stirring public debate and potential republican criticism.
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London
Taldwin
Samuel Hoare
Sivco Ovimuel
Lord Monsel
Sir Samuel
Jane
Pierre Dayal
France
Italy
Ethopia
Ethiopia
East Africa
Tribute to Byrns Shapes Senate Funeral Speeches
On the senate floor the late Joe Byrns is lauded by Bankhead and Snell. Bankhead calls Byrns a great American and loyal ally who guided administration through legislative challenges with grace and ability. Snell lauds Byrns as a dauntless friend and steadfast leader across the aisle.
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Giave
Bankhead
Amerter
Snell
Ssave
Joe Byrns
Ahyy
Dignitaries Start State Funeral for Joseph Burns
President Roosevelt leads national and foreign dignitaries at a state funeral for Speaker Joseph W. Burns in Washington. Officials escort the flag draped casket to the rostrum as memorial services proceed with Speaker Bankhead and Rep Snell delivering eulogies. The body to be buried in Nashville after a special train departure.
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Joseph Burns
Associated Press
Washington
United States
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Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corp
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James Shera Montgomery
House
Bankhead
Alabama
Garner
Snell
New York
Speaker Burns
Nashville
William Woodin
the Treasury
Henry Latrobe Roosevel
Navy
Louis McHenry Howe
Charles Curtis
Justice Oliver
Wendell Holmes
A. Mitchell Palmer
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Queen Mary sails on return voyage with 1855 passengers
The British liner Queen Mary set sail from New York on its first return crossing carrying 1855 passengers. Commander Sir Edgar T. Britten and Sir Percy Bates stated there will be no attempt at a speed record. Passengers include Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Hedda Hopper, and Elsie Ferguson.
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New York
Pasengers
Edgar T. Britten
Percy Bates
Cunard
White Star Line
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Hedda Hopper
Elsie Ferguson
China Arms Drive Escalates as War Fears Grow
Foreign observers say China's people now rally to defend the nation with arms, not diplomacy. New airfields are ordered as Honan province is set to be a major future battlefield with fortifications along a wide arc. Factories run at full blast producing wartime material for possible conflict.
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Japan
League of Nations
Honan
Kaifeng
Loyank
Ssinvang
Hsinhsiang
Changte
China
Canton mobilizes south China forces for anti-Japanese expedition
The south-western political council orders combined provincial armies to mobilize an anti-Japanese expedition into the north. The decree creates the peoples revolutionary anti Japanese national salvation forces for the campaign. Conscription patrols and police precautions tighten as arrests rise and food prices jump 30 percent.
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Canton
China
South-Western Political Council
South China
People's Revolutionary Anti- Japanese National Salvation Forces
Second Victim Succumbs in Ludowici Auto Crash
Ludowici Ga June 5 UPA report says a highway accident near here last night claimed its second victim today Mary Nell Young 14 died this morning Creighton Smith a Baxley cattle buyer was killed in the collision between Ludowici and Jesup A total of five people were seriously injured including two of the girls sisters and one brother.
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Ludowici
UPA
Mary Nell Young
Wheelchair hitchhiker completes long journey to Seattle
Robert Jacobs 23 from Spokane traveled 330 miles in a wheelchair with his dog T. He left Monday, reached North Bend, and was aided by three truck drivers. He powered five miles on his own after thumb failure, aiming to take a radio operator exam in Seattle.
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Seattle
Robert Jacobs
Washington State
Spokane
Wash
Jacobs
North Bend
Here
Falls City
Snoqualmie
One Killed and Six Hurt in Georgia Auto Crash
Ludowici Ga June 5 Creighton Smith a Baxley cattle buyer was killed and six other persons seriously injured when an automobile struck a parked truck last night. Mary Nell Young 14 of Ludowici suffered a skull fracture and may die. Two sisters and a brother were among the injured.
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Ludowici
Creighton Smith
Baxley
Mary Nell Young
Market falters as investors show nerves over foreign affairs
New York stocks opened weak and drifted lower amid nervousness over overseas events. Leaders fell fractions while a few issues advanced. General Motors Chrysler Sears United Aircraft were steadier. Glidden dropped about 3 points after an unfavorable six month earnings report amid global strikes and war fears.
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Auburn
J. I Case Deere
Johns Manville
Standard Oil
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Santa Fe
No Y
Central
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Glidden
France
Spain
Far East
U S Government Bonds Closing Prices
Bond prices from New York on June 5 show Treasury issues and mortgage securities quoted in dollars and thirty seconds. Notable entries include Treasury 3s and 4s with varied maturities, Federal Farm Mortgage bonds, and Home Owners Loan Corp. offerings with prices ranging around 102 to 109.
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U. S
New York
Treasury
Home Owners Loan Corp
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock auction results show 9 000 hogs with 6 000 direct. prices mostly up to 10 higher than Thursday. Hogs 160-250 lb mostly 9.65-10.10. 146-160 lb at 9.85-10.10. sows steady around 8.50-9.25. Cattle 1 500 and calves 500. feeders active, slaughter class steady. New Mexico yearlings 8.40. steers 7.00-7.50. heifers around 7.85. cows stronger than fats. vealers 9.50 with few at 10.00.
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Chicago
New Mexico
Cotton seed oil prices close barely steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 6 cotton seed oil closed barely steady with bleachable prime summer yellow quoted at 8.65 to 8.85, prime crude bids for June at 8.58B, July at 8.60B, September 8.5xB, October 8.55B, December 8.38B and January 8.35B.
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New Orleans
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Summary Report
Chicago prices for butter and eggs show firm creamery specials and graded lots. Butter receipts total 20 150 pounds with scores from 93 to 27 percent for various grades and extras. Eggs receipts reach 21 462 dozen with local extra firsts and fresh graded firsts, while current receipts and storage packed goods total 19 to 22 units.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Summary June 5
Chicago poultry quotes show steady to firm trading for 1 car and 36 trucks. Hens under 4 lbs at 18 to 46 cents, over 5 lbs 18 cents. Leghorn hens 15 percent, Plymouth Rock and White Rock fryers 27 to 29 cents, colored 27 percent, hatchbacks 19 to 21 cents.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth
White Rock
Chicago grain and provisions prices across wheat corn and seeds
Chicago grain and provisions quote list shows cash wheat and mixed corn prices by grade, yellow corn and white corn levels, sample grades for oats and barley, timothy and clover seeds with per cwt and per cwt like figures, reflecting market standings.
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Chicago
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Georgia State Farm Market
Thomasville Georgia June 4 1936 report lists commodities and prices: 17 tons of cabbages 10 to 15 dollars. 860 hampers string beans 1.90 to 1.40. 318 hampers butter beans 1.60 to 2.00. 480 hampers peas 0.85. 132 hampers squash 0.76 to 1.00. 70 hampers okra 2.00 to 2.25. 124 hampers Irish potatoes 1.25 to 1.50. 275 dozen corn 0.10 to 0.20.
Markets at a Glance Amid Foreign Developments
New York stocks irregular as nerves rise on foreign developments. Bonds mixed with Japanese issues down. Oils and metals weaken while gold currencies edge up. Cotton higher with local and trade activity. Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee steady with buying. Chicago wheat easy on moisture relief. Corn lower, driven by wheat. Cattle fully steady and hogs strong, up to 10 cents to a top of 10.25.
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New York
Chicago
New York Cotton Prices Rise On July Market Move
New York July 5 The July cotton advance lifted Oct to 10.97 with new crops generally 8 to 11 points higher. Ort futures gained about 60 points from a recent low as selling cooled. Midday activity held 3 to 6 points below session highs. Futures closed steady up 38 to 13 points.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise Amid Outside Buying
In New Orleans on June 5 the cotton market moved higher in the final trading hour as outside speculative buying lifted prices 3 to 7 points. October reached 10.87, December 19.78, and March 10.84 while another contract stood slightly lower at 11.57.
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New Orleans
Dee
Market Report Moultrie Georgia Hog Prices
June 5 fair hog market with Treavies weights 240 lbs and up at 8.50 and varying No 1 through No 5 prices for 180 to 240 down to 6 to 110. Fat sows one and a quarter under smooth hogs. stags 6.26.
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Moultie
New York Call Money Rates Steady Across Markets
New York on June 5 reports call money steady at 7 percent all day, prime commercial paper at 3 percent, time loans steady with 60 days to 6 months at 1 percent offered, bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate at the New York reserve bank remains 1 percent.
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New York
Call Money
Call
N. Y
Sugar futures hold steady as July and May hover
New York sugar futures showed no change with July at 2.82 and May at 2.54. Prices remained around these levels at the start of the last hour, unchanged from the prior close.
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NEW York Sugar
New York
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Lower
Bleachable cotton seed futures closed easy with June 5 update showing July at 9.00B and September at 8.97B. October 8.94 and December 8.80B. Trading included 101 contracts, bid market noted.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Markets
Foreign exchange in New York remained steady with Great Britain at 5.013 percent for demand and cables and 60 day bills at 5.005 percent. France and Italy rates quoted with respective demands and cables. Montreal and New York cross rates also recorded.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Figures With Prices Quoted
Savannah firms report June figures with a turpentine firm showing sales 64 receipts 461 shipments 400 stock 27337 and a rosin firm with sales 1759 receipts 1621 shipments 1375 stock 58210 along with quoted price ranges for several grades and letters.
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Savannah
Convict Slayer of Loeb Acquitted in Razor Fight
Joliet Illinois June 5 James Day a Moody young convict acquitted of slaying Richard Loeb in a razor fight at Stateville penitentiary began efforts for full freedom. A circuit court jury acquitted after 53 minutes and Day planned a hearing next month before the state parole board. He said he acted as any normal man might under the circumstances. Day is serving one to ten years for larceny.
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Day
Loeb
Perrin Walker Injury Halts Georgia Tech Star
Brunswick Ga June 5 Perrin Walker Georgia Tech star athlete with track records was injured in a car wreck near here en route from Atlanta to Sea Island Beach. He sustained head and arm injuries not believed serious and remains slated for Olympic tryouts in Chicago. A Waycross Brunswick highway collision with a naval stores truck caused a cow to strike the car, overturning it and sending Walker to Brunswick for treatment.
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Perrin Walker
Georgia Tech
Here
Atlanta
Sea Island Beach
Walker
Chicago
Waycross-Brunswick
New Model Special Underwood Typewriters on Market
Lost ladies brown leather coin purse with small change. Reward for return. Contact Paul Hobbs, Agent A. L. Seeley, Albany, Ga. Phone 329.
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Underwood
Paul Hobbs
A. L. Seeley
Albany, Ga
Landon Forces Reply to Charges From Opposing Republicans
Cleveland June 5. John M. Hamilton leader of the London forces refused fault with early Republican support for the New Deal while denouncing its use for partisan gains. He defended patriotism and said the Roosevelt program should help the needy, but warned against political manipulation. Landon delegates in many rooms weighed the first ballot prospects as Borah and Knox managers stood firm and no rival signaled exit.
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National Committee
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Plans to Relieve Drought Stricken
North Carolina tobacco crop could be halved without heavy rains. Virginia growers haul water to beds as drought spreads. reports of short crops reach South Carolina. After AAA collapse, states attempted compacts to curb 1936 production but failed to agree. Prices for vegetables jumped in the belt.
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Dean Schaub
North Carolina
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
AAA
Brouth Belt
For Rent Six Room House at 122 South Love Street
Six room house for rent at 122 South Love Street. Apply T. A. Futch.
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C. L. Thompson
South Love Street
T. A. Futch
Weltner Organization to Open Georgia State Headquarters
Atlanta leaders announce state headquarters for the Weltner movement to let Georgians pick their governor candidate. Dan Magill will manage the office in Atlanta with plans to open a Macon convention to select a candidate, possibly from entrants or independent choice. Weltner aims to mobilize volunteers and coordinate inquiries at the new HQ.
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Philip Weltner
Dan Magill
Athens
10Th District Committee
Weltner
Macon
Magill
National Jaycee Report Criticizes Government Entry Into Business
A report to the National Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention condemns government involvement in commercial ventures as harmful to business. It argues taxation should not finance such activities and that only constitutionally authorized government actions should occur, if clearly more effective. Memphis elects Walter E. Holman president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Jaycee Report
Memphis
Tenn
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Carlin
Columbus, O
Memphis, Tenn
Walter E. Holman
Portland Ore
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Daughter of federal official is missing
Washington June 5 Edmee Stephens 15 daughter of Winston B Stephens personnel director of the Resettlement Administration is missing from home since Wednesday night Police nationwide were asked to watch for her She is described as blonde and blue eyed.
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Edmee Stephens
Winston B. Stephens
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Stephens
Coastal Mystery Puzzles and Ancient Echoes
A fragment from a puzzle page blends word clues with historical nods and odd phrases. Readers encounter a garbled mix of references from Roman dates to Gaelic gods, plus scattered crossword hints and stray terms.
Veteran who killed his wife goes to the chair
Joe Wheeler Gast of Tuscaloosa, World War II veteran, confessed to killing his wife in a jealous rage after she admitted relations with other men. He was executed in Kilby prison's electric chair, the first white Alabama inmate to die by execution in over six years. Gast said he forgives and seeks God's forgiveness.
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Ala
Joe Wheeler Gast
Tuscaloosa
Kilby
Alabama
Gast
Corra Harris Memorial Chapel to Be Dedicated
The Corra Harris memorial chapel near Rydal Georgia will be dedicated this afternoon at the Harris home In the Valley seven miles from Rydal Speakers include Dr Hamilton Holt Rollins College Rev W P King editor of the Christian Advocate and John Paschall associate editor of the Atlanta Journal
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Rydal
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Harris Country Home
Hamilton Holt
Rollins College
W. P. King
The
Christian Advocate
John Paschall
Atlanta Journal
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