Anderson resigns from Regents Board during Athens session
W D Anderson of Macon resigned as chairman of Georgia’s Board of Regents amid private business pressures. Governor Russell was urged to name a successor quickly to complete the term until July 1, 1936. The board adjourned after reelecting heads and preparing for the new year.
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Athens
Philip Witner
Granite Hill
Erle Cocke
French tennis title won as Moody defeats Mme. Mathieu
In Auteuil Mrs. Moody defeated Mme. Mathieu 7-4 6-1 to claim the French title. Cochet and Stefens reach the men's finals as Sears tennis cup results emerge. Track records and Olympic trials news follow with notable performances by Eastman Kiesel Toppino and Belmont stakes results.
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Personal Affairs Must Be Adjusted Before Prosperity
Savannah Georgia June 6 Geofrey B King, governor of the Georgia Lions district, urges focusing on personal affairs before expecting normal state and world conditions to return. He notes increased clubs from 16 to 29 and 200 delegates likely at the state convention with speeches by Edwin Kingsley and Dr. Andrew Soule, as business sessions run morning and social events fill afternoons.
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Parkersburg
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State College of Agriculture
Turbulent Chicago Market Harsh on Commodities
Market notes show Torbay stocks heavy and wheat weak while corn stays easy. Cattle steady to higher with hogs rising as bonds and foreign exchange behave irregularly. Coffee quiet and sugar climbs in quiet trading.
New York Cotton Prices Slip on Liquidation
Weather remains favorable in the south while lower wheat and easier stocks curb demand. July futures fell to about 5.07 with a 22 to 23 point drop, then steadied. closes show 18 to 20 points net lower. Spot middling at 6.20 with varied session highs and lows.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Narrow Range
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady with small daily moves. July traded around 5.09 to 5.11, December near 6.42 to 6.47, January around 6.50 to 5.54 bid, and May near 6.85 to 5.85 with lines of 15 to 20 points.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and July Futures Report
Liverpool spot cotton in fair demand with prices nine points higher. Quoted American grades include strict good middling 4.75, good middling 4.35, strict middling 4.25, middling 4.20, strict good ordinary 3.80, low middling 4.00. Futures shown as July 3.85, October 3.88, December 3.91, January 3.94, March 4.05.
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Chicago Butter and Eggs Price Report Summary
Chicago butter and eggs prices show firm creamery specials at 93 with 17 1744 and extras 92 1624. Firsts list 90 91 dollars per cwt, 15 to 16 percent yield. Begs 29 432 firm with extra firsts 12 14 and fresh graded firsts 11 percent.
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New York Sugar Quiet as Buyers Stand at Last Prices
Raw sugar held steady with an undertone of steadiness as buyers showed interest at 260 for spot sales. No actual trades were reported and inclined sugar remained at 43.75.
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New York
New York Poultry Prices Chain for June 6
New York market report lists dressed poultry prices in a June 6 release. Chickens available fresh 15 to 25 cents, frozen 14 to 27 cents. fowls fresh or frozen 12 to 19 cents. old roosters 8 to 11 cents. turkeys and ducks with fresh prices 18 to 30 cents and 12 to 15 cents respectively. frozen prices not quoted for turkeys and ducks.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock prices show hogs selling 5 to 10 higher with 180 to 220 pound hogs at 3.60. cattle numbers at 12,000 with yearlings and light steers strong to 25 higher. Steers 600 to 900 pounds fetch 7.50 to 7.60, 900 to 1100 pounds 6.25 to 7.75, cows 3.50 to 4.75.
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Chicago
Hog market prices in Moultrie Georgia report
Moultrie Ga June 6 prices on hogs today show No 1 packer hogs at 3.00 No 2 at 2.75 No 3 at 2.50 No 4 pigs at 2.50 Sows at 2.60 The report lists current values for packer hogs and sows on the local market.
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New York Call Money and Prime Papers Steady
New York call money steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans steady with 60 to 90 days at 1.54 percent, 4 to 6 months at 14 percent. Prime commercial paper 234-3 and bankers acceptances unchanged. Rates shown: 30 days 1 percent, 60-90 days 1 percent, 4 months 144-1, 6-6 months 1%-1%.
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Call Money
Turpentine and Rosin Firm Sales and Stocks Report
Savannah June figures show turpentine firm 3914 with sales 364 receipts 270 shipments 160 stock 7537. Rosin firm reports sales 48 receipts 1069 shipments 100 stock 174153. Quotations listed: B 1.90 D 1.95 2.00 5B 2.15 F 2.35 40 G 2.50 H 2.60 I 3.70 80 K 3.00 M 3.35 40 N 4.15 20 WG 4.25 30 ww X 4.60.
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Grain futures quotes from St. Louis cash market
St Louis cash grain quotes show wheat No 2 red 504 percent corn No 2 yellow 2914 30 No 2 white 31 oats No 2 white 22 Close wheat July 51 percent Sept 5334 Dec 56 percent asked corn July 37 percent asked
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Pathy
Schaaf Fights Tonight in Newark Bout with Galento
New York June 6 Ernie Schaaf Boston heavyweight contender opens a dull fifth week at Newark tonight in a ten round bout with Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey Schaaf is ranked third in the heavyweight list behind Schmeling and Sharkey and is a prohibitive favorite.
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New York Egg and Dairy Prices June Report
New York markets report June 6 show eggs at 16 669 firmer with mixed colors and various packing weights. butter 8 263 steady to firm with creamery and grade ranges. cheese 47 493 irregular with whole milk flats and specials. No. 1 and No. 2 packing stock prices listed for dairy products.
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Illinois Oaks Narrowly Won By Chicago-Suntica
Chicago Suntica wins the Illinois Oaks by a nose over Late Date. In the Cleveland Ohio State Derby Economic takes the prize. The Yankees acquire Danny MacFayden from the Red Sox for Johnson and Andrews while the Giants sell Rhem and Delker to Philadelphia. Mrs Ben Fitzhugh wins the Southern golf championship at Hot Springs Arkansas beating Mrs Walter Beyer one up.
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Chicago Poultry and River Trade Briefs
Chicago reports mixed poultry prices with variety across fowls roosters and ducks while New York coffee shows steady demand. Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans close steady with futures for June through January listed. market levels cited for prime summer yellow and crude.
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady Amid Summer Market
In New York on June 6 cotton seed oil showed steady movement with prime summer yellow at 3.25 and prime crude 2.50 to 2.62 percent. Futures quoted July 3.61 September 8.80 October 8.70 November 3.70 December 3.77 with six contracts reported.
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New York
New York Stock Letter Reports Market Letdown After Rally
New York stocks opened the week with a sizable pullback from recent gains as profit taking and liquidation reduced prices though volume remained modest. Shares slipped while bonds and select rail and chemical issues held some strength. several names including American Telephone and U S Steel moved within mixed activity. The Market watched Brooklyn Manhattan Transit and others amid uncertainty over dividend actions and a new securities investment firm filings drew attention.
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Doctor George M. Niles Dies in Atlanta Physician and Pellagra Expert
Dr. George M. Niles aged 67 stomach specialist and pellagra authority died in a Atlanta hospital after a sudden illness at his office. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow with burial at West View cemetery. Surviving are widow two daughters Mrs E F Booth of Atlanta Mrs Hollis Fort of Americus a son George Niles of Atlanta and a brother Clarence O Niles of Americus.
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Prohibition Plank Expected in Republican Platform
Washington June 6 A definite prediction that a prohibition resubmission plank will be placed in the Republican platform issued from a campaign conference held yesterday by party strategists. Sen Mose r of New Hampshire said details are not yet agreed upon. James R Garfield of Ohio chaired the resolutions committee and absorbed views from Congress members on draft plans.
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Roosevelt Backed by Farley Diverts Attention in Sunday Statemen
Franklin D. Roosevelt ally James A. Farley backs Alfred E. Smith and others opposing Smith. Farley announces Senator Walsh of Montana as permanent convention chairman instead of Jouett Shouse. Republican leaders pledge a resubmission plank while North Carolina shifts toward repeal. Delegates to both parties’ conventions are being chosen this week in several states.
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Yesterdays Stars and Baseball Action Across Leagues
Eric McNair led a strong Athletics offense with a double and two singles. Joe Vosmik and the Indians piled hits against Detroit for a double and three singles. Paul Derringer and Jerome Dean guided the Cardinals to a 3-2 win over Cincinnati in two games. Johnny Frederick contributed a three-run day for the Dodgers with a home run and double against the Phillies. Art Shires drove in the go ahead run with a tenth inning double for the Braves over the Giants. Babe Ruth hit his sixteenth homer and added two singles as the Yankees defeated the Red Sox to boost a looming run. Moses, spokesman for the group, said controversial topics were discussed with 15 present and 15 views. no resubmission plank will be proposed.
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Hornsby Predicts Free For All Race In National League
Chicago June 6 Rogers Hornsby predicts the National League will stage a tight eight club pennant race with surprises and close finishes. He notes Cubs' outfield needs and possible returns from Cuyler while highlighting Cardinals Giants Braves Pirates Reds and Brooklyn and Philadelphia as contenders and Pittsburgh's improvement with Meine's return.
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Yankees Acquire MacFayden From Red Sox In Trade
New York changes add pitcher Danny MacFayden to improve pennant chances in exchange for Henry Johnson and Ivy Paul Andrews. Johnson, injured pre season, and Andrews, auft with influenza and lumbago, had not contributed much lately.
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Cubs Open Eastern Trip Versus Brooklyn and Hack Wilson
The Chicago Cubs begin their eastern road swing facing the Brooklyn Dodgers and their former teammate Hack Wilson in a notable clash.
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