Fitzgerald Cannery Opens To Process Relief Gardens
The Fitzgerald-Ben Hill County cannery started operations with relief labor and cans provided by the relief administration and county, aiming to can surplus vegetables for winter use at a capacity of 2,500 cans per day. Other items note candlewick bedspread makers voting to keep NRA wages and local agricultural and commodity prices in Georgia markets.
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Fitzgerald
Dalton
North Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Cotton seed oil futures close firm and church seeks pastor
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures closed firm with July at 10.87, Sept 10.4, Dec 10.278 cents per pound. Mention of 22 switches in sales contracts and a local church lacking a pastor for months. Valdosta report notes Chancellor Philip Weltner to address Georgia State Woman's College commencement next Monday.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Valdosta
Philip Weltner
The
University System
Georgia State Woman's College
Market closes with mixed moves and notable gains
New York stock activity built on guesswork with gains in Coca Cola and several industrials while Kodak and Continental Can fell. Notable advances included American Smelting, Union Carbide, General Electric, Westinghouse, Santa Fe, and United States Steel, with foreign currency and bonds showing uneven shifts amid a thin trading session.
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New York
Berlin
Cerro de Passo
Coca, Cola
National Biscuit
American Locomotive
Philip Morris
Union Carbide
Standard Oil of New Jersey
General Electric
Westinghouse
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Ieastman Kodak
American Can
Continental Can
Amerada
Auburn
Aviat Corp
Baldwin Lock
B & O On
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Briggs Mfg
Burr
Case J I
Catrpil Tr
Ches & O
Chrysler
Voor
Coca Cola
Satel G & EL
Del
Waawesantsnene
Curtis Wright
du Pont
Gillette
Goodyear T&r
Audson Hupp
Harvester
Nic
Johns Mann Ikennecott
F Glass Lisq
Pullman
Tep Steel
Loews Ees Naibert Wewvi
Nash Motorcesscesseccernensers Neacs Nees Sores
Nut Dist
Nynh & Hud
Nor Am
Nor Pac
Ohio
Packard
Penny JC
Penn RR
Vsenses Socmestenneen
NJ Soceny
Yao Sou Pac
Sou
Sperry Corp
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Car Standard
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago grain and provisions: June 6 no wheat sales. Corn No 3 mixed 8 544, No 2 yellow 87 percent. Oats No 2 white 40 percent. Rye none. Barley seed 45 60, malting 60 90. Timothy seed 10 00 12 00 per cwt. Clover seed 11 00 16 15 per cwt. WHEAT.
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Chicago
Sugar futures narrow gains as liquidation drags prices lower
New York sugar markets saw only small moves with early gains erased by liquidation. September No. 3 dropped from 2.42 to 2.39 as selling intensified, while the near term settled around 2.41 and the market finished 1 to 2 points lower.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
New York on June 6 reports steady foreign exchange with Britain at 4.95 dollars and 4.95 cables, 60 day bills at 4.93 percent, France at 6.5844, cables 6.5814, Italy at 8.26, cables 8.26, with Montreal and New York exchange 100.00 in both directions.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
New York Raw Hides Futures Close Lower
New York raw hide futures closed easy with declines around 11 to 17 points. Trading details show varying highs and lows with a final close near 10.57.
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New York
Hog Market Steady In Moultrie But Poultry Weak In New York
Moultrie hog market steady on June 6 with heavies over 240 pounds at 3.25, No 1 hogs 169 to 240 pounds at 8.25, sows 7.25, stags 6.25. New York poultry market weak on June 6 with all freight grades unchanged.
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Moultrie
NEW York Poultry
New York
Markets at a Glance Mixed Movements Across Commodities
New York stocks show irregular gains in metals and specialties while bonds hold steady. Cotton rises on demand and foreign buying. sugar remains quiet amid Cuban selling. Coffee falls as Chicago and Brazilian markets weigh on Wheat and Corn. cattle and hog futures slide with top hog at 10.00.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton futures rally and steady close in New York market
New York and New Orleans cotton markets showed light demand with futures moving higher by 7 to 11 points and closing steady. July and October prices fluctuated around 11.3 to 11.5 while spot middling held near 11.90, as exporters reported light demand and limited activity.
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New York
Cotton
Liverpool
U.S. Government Bond Closing Prices
Closing prices for U S government bonds in New York with figures for Liberty, Treasury, and Mortgage issues. Listings include Treasury 3s 58, 46 56, 110 5. Federal farm and Home Owners Loan Corp issues with quoted prices.
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U.S
New York
Liberty
Liberty Ith
Treasury
Home Owners Loan Corp
Wae Owners Loan Corp
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 6
Chicago stockyards report hogs 12,000 with 5,000 direct, prices down 5 to 15 cents. cattle 4,000 and calves 2,000 with steers and yearlings up 10 to 16 cents, all grades advancing. Slaughter cattle and vealers steady to higher. cows slow but steady. bulls weak.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices and Loads Report
Chicago poultry market shows varied prices for live birds and fowl. Leghorn hens, rock fryers, and turkeys appear with mixed weights and small upswings noted across categories.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
New York Eggs Prices and Standards Report
New York on June 6 reports egg prices by grade and weight. Mixed colors from fresh receipts show 26 to 28 percent for standard and commercial standards, firsts 25 14 to 4, mediums 40 pounds 24, dirties No 1 42 pounds 24 to 24 14, average checks 22 44, storage packed firsts 25 44 percent.
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New York
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices and Grading Rods
Chicago market report lists butter and eggs prices by grade and room. Entries show totals for butter 15,567 pounds with scores from 92 to 93 and various grades including firsts and extras, plus 22,512 pounds for eyes and storage packed firsts and fresh graded firsts at 23 percent local receipts.
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Chicago
Roosevelt and Congress Seek to Extend Voluntary Codes
Government experts at a White House briefing outlined using interstate compacts with federal help to uphold labor standards. Congress conferred in secret on temporary NRA replacement legislation, aiming for House passage of the amended Clark resolution extending voluntary codes to April 1, 1936.
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White House
House
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate panel backs NRAA extension with housing funding urged
A labor sub committee heard Ickes and LaGuardia approve in substance the Wagner bill to provide 800 million for housing and slum clearance while Ickes urged liberalizing its language. McMullen, army JAG patents chief, was indicted for taking a lobbyist retainer. The White House weighs high inheritance taxes as new NRA plan. Ways and Means shifts toward stopgap NRA continuation. House committee votes a technical change to processing tax collection to sustain agricultural levies.
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Senate Labor
Ickes
Firoello LaGuardia
New York
District of Columbia
Joseph I. McMullen
Army Judge Advocate General's Office
McMullen
Hyde Park
N. Y
Military Academy
West Point
Senate
House
Washington
NRA
White House
Ite
Ways and Means
Robinson
Arkansas
American Federation of Labor Council
Guffey-Snyder
William Green
Federation
House Agricultural Committee
Wealthy Cuban in Pre-Republic Era Kidnapping Case
The article profiles a wealthy Cuban figure tied to revolutionary activity before the republic, noting multiple imprisonments for anti Spanish articles, his wealth estimated between 4 and 6 million dollars, and leadership roles in the Guantanamo and Western Railway and the Havana Electric Railway. He lived alone with no children after his wife’s death four years prior.
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la Lucha
la Noche
San Miguel
Guantanamo
Youthful Bandits Loot Subway Payroll in N Y City
Two young bandits robbed a subway payroll of $2,000 on a crowded Brooklyn train. They brandished revolvers, forced a section of cars, and fled four blocks through dark tunnels as passengers watched in fear. Police reached the station minutes later but the robbers had vanished.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Western flood toll rises across six states
Floods across Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Missouri and Texas drown 65 people and leave 250 missing. Two villages Parke and Max and the town of McCook are wiped out while Colorado Springs endures over 1.5 million dollars in damage as wreckage and isolated communities mark the disaster.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Missouri
Texas
Colorado Springs
Parke
Max
McCook
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Americus Presbyterian Church
M. P. Cain
Waycross Presbyterian Church
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Keye
Baylor University
Waco
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Mary
Leota
Roberta
Mona
Associated Press
Elgod
Kansas City
Kkansas
Lawrence
ST Joseph
Victor Ebubank
Moultrie Hog Market
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Uly
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NRAA
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