Michaelson Expected to Lead DNC Publicity Drive
Charles Michaelson, chief of the New York World's Washington bureau, is anticipated to direct publicity for the Democratic National Committee. Washington headquarters under Jouett Shouse plans a broad voter outreach before the next congressional election, with Michaelson coordinating contact with state, county and precinct groups. Release from The World depends on his current contract.
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Charles Michaelson
New York World
Democratic National Committee
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Michaelson
Sears Roebuck denies sale of flivver plane
Chicago officials deny reports that Sears Roebuck planned to market a mail order flivver plane priced lower than any automobile. The tiny 260 pound monoplane was on display at the Sears plant but no sale plan exists and the exhibition was withdrawn.
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Chicago
Sears Roebuck
Trotzky asks MacDonald for England visit permit
Former Red Army chief Leon Trotzky, in exile in Constantinople, asked Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for permission to visit England for urgent medical treatment and scientific work. He seeks a sanctuary to obtain medical advice and had considered Germany, which refused him.
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Leon Trotzky
Red Army
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Great Britain
Labor
England
Senate nominates Perry K Heath for assistant treasury secretary
President Hoover transmitted the nomination of Perry K Heath of Grand Rapids Michigan to the Senate to become assistant secretary of the treasury succeeding Carl Schuneman who resigned.
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Perry K. Heath
Washington
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Ferry K Heath
Grand. Rapids
Mich
the Treasury
Carl Schuneman
Record-setting ship with 25-foot wingspan revealed
A ship boasting a 25-foot wing spread is described as capable of 70 miles per hour and needing only one gallon of gasoline to cover 45 miles, highlighting remarkable efficiency for its era.
New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Report
Cotton futures closed steady with slight declines in New York and stable to firm in New Orleans. Spot cotton in New York showed middling around 18.95 with sales activity modest. New Orleans spot steady at about 19.00 middling with receipts near 791. Market watchers noted irregular price movements and broad stock activity on Wall Street.
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Moultrie hog market report and Chicago poultry prices
Corrected daily market notes from Syite & Company Moultrie Ga show No 1 packer hogs and No 2 packer hogs with varying lots. Chicago poultry prices list alive, fowls broilers turkeys ducks and geese with steady to mixed bids. Chicago butter and eggs report butter prices steady with firsts and extras differing by grade.
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Syite & Company
Moultrie
Chicago
Potatoes and Cotton Market Report From Chicago and Liverpool
Chicago notes steady potato market with various regional prices for Bliss and Russets and minor shifts in stock. Liverpool boll cotton market shows higher spot prices across grades with futures quiet and listed dates for July to May.
New York Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices Mixed
New York markets report butter and eggs steady with cheese unchanged while grain and provisions rise in Chicago amid weather concerns. Wheat and corn futures extend gains as oats and fats also firm, with tea futures and cotton seed oil closing mixed in regional trading.
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New York
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Searce
Canada
Argentina
Cotton seed oil prices steady in New York market
In New York on June 8 the cotton seed oil market closed steady with primes at 9.75 to 10.25 for summer yellow and 8.12 for prime crude. Futures listed for January at 10.28 and other months from June 9.75 to December 10.24 with total sales of 6,400 units.
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New Orleans
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 7 000 head steady to 10 cents lower with top around 11.15 for 200 pounders. Bulk better grade 160-270 pound hogs 10.75 to 11.15. Cattle and calves mixed with steers and yearlings stronger up to 25 cents, lower grades steady to 25 cents down, vealers 1.00 to 1.60 higher. Extreme top fed steers near 15.25. best long yearlings around 5.20.
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Chicago
Chicago Grains Report Noting Mixed Wheat Soylent
Chicago grains report for June 8 shows wheat with no sale and corn prices mixed No 1 at .91 and No 2 at .92. Oats show No 3 white at .45 to .46 and No 4 at .42 to .44 percent. Barley trades at .50 to .60 with seed prices ranging from 3.95 to 4.70 and clover seed at 17.00.
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Chicago
Savannah Naval Stores reports turpentine and rosin figures
Turpentine shows firm demand with 47 percent sales totaling 249 and receipts 548 while shipments reach 14 and stock at 14 879. Rosin remains firm with sales 1 767, coverpts 2 030, shipments 311 and stock 55 4 8. Quoted codes appear thereafter.
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Savannah
Rosin
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats in St Louis
St Louis cash market report shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.22 to 1.28 and No 2 hard at 1.09 to 1.10. Corn mixed 93 to 94 cents per bushel with yellow 95 cents. Oats No 3 white 47 to 46 and 46 to 46 cents per bushel.
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U S Government Bonds Closing Prices in New York
U S Government Bonds closing in New York for June show Treasury 3 percent at 100.13 and 4 percent at 103.16. First 44s 98 19, Fourth 41 4 98 28. Treasury 3s and 4s listed with respective quotes.
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Hancock resigns as agriculture commissioner in Tennessee
Homer Hancock resigns as Tennessee agriculture commissioner after a long tenure since 1922. Governor Horton will name a successor, with W. J. Aoe of Sumner County next in line to take the post. The move follows a recent conference dispute between Hancock and the commissioner on duty.
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Henry H. Horton
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W. J. Aoe
Sumner County
Hancock
Frank Branch Named New President at Tifton College
Frank G. Branch, longtime president of Andrew College at Cuthbert, will become president of the South Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical College in Tifton. He succeeds Samuel W. Lewis, who resigns to pursue graduate work at the University of Georgia. Branch previously led the Rockville Academy and headed the South Georgia College at McRae.
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Cuthbert
South Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Americus
Branch
Samuel W. Lewis
University of Georgia
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Old
Second District Agricultural and Mechanical School
2 Branch
Georgia
Rockville Academy
Putnam County
South Geo College
McRae
Quarantine Lifted for Duval County No Fruit Fly Found
Federal and state officials in Jacksonville announce lifting of the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine for Duval county after inspection shows no infestation. Shipment of host plants and fruits remains restricted and Georgia peach embargo talks occur in executive session with M S Yeomans and agene Talmadge present.
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Jacksonville
Fla
State Plant Board
Florida
Georgia
San Jose
M. S. Yeomans
Agene Talmadge
Georgia Agricultural Commissioner
Hartford Accidents and Indemnity Must Pay Forbes Bond
The Hartford Accidents and Indemnity Company must pay a $10,000 bond defaulted by Col. Charles R. Forbes, former head of the veterans bureau, per a Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson ruling. Forbes, after two years in federal prison, filed a pauper’s petition and served 30 extra days in default of a $110,000 fine tied to contracts at veterans hospitals. The government argued the bonding company guaranteed Forbes would meet the judgment terms.
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Hartford Accidents and Indemnity Company
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
James H. Wilkerson
Forbes
Veterans
United States Corp Incorporated in Delaware merger plans
New York June 8 United States Corporation to be holding company for a merger of tobacco firms and chain stores including United Cigar Stores. Purpose to deal in tobacco and drugs and to operate farms plantations and laboratories. Capitalization 21 million shares no par value with 1 million preferred and 5 million class A and 15 million common.
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New York
United Sates Corporation
United Cigar Stores
Delaware
Two Die From Eating Toadstools by Mistake in Alma
Alma Arkansas June 8 two persons dead and two others in critical condition after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms RK T Flanagan 75 and his two year old granddaughter died a few hours after the meal Flanagan's daughter Flossie and another granddaughter Rosa Rice fell ill The family lives on a farm near Alma
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Rosa Rice
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Russia to use Caspian training ships to lure homeless youths
Russia plans to deploy training ships on the Caspian Sea to attract homeless youths into sealife programs. The move aims to provide education and employment pathways through maritime training.
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Sealife
Caspian
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