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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
Readable segments show Chicago farmers and leaders in June urging a relief plank for adoption at the Republican national convention. A joint push from the American Farm Federation, the National Farmers Union, and the Farmers' Union to back an amendment marketing act, rural credit, and price stabilization.
New York stocks opened the week with a cautious upturn in early trading but soon softened amid doubts over legislative action on economics and relief measures. Utilities and rail shares rallied briefly while industrials faltered. traders awaited Chicago and Lausanne developments and a possible verdict on dividend actions at Western Union.
Secretary Hurley of the War Department told reporters he will not seek the Republican vice presidential nomination. He denied rumors linking him to the post and said he may or may not attend the convention in Chicago, noting he would stand with his friend Charles Curtis if he goes.
Amelia Earhart was decorated with the Order of Leopold by King Albert of Belgium in Brussels for her transatlantic flight. She and her husband G P Putnam attended a luncheon hosted by the King and Queen after arriving the day before.
Corrinne Mankin and her daughter Mrs Mankin, both residents of a Chicago suburb, received legal advice from Mrs Corrinne Mankin as they attended a weekend commencement event. The report notes the pair are graduates with the mother dating from 1880.
A national income debate in Congress ponders a unified tax base and distribution aims for 1929 1930 and 193 A plan. It outlines how annual income totals would be prepared and shared with districts, signaling shifts in economic policy.
In New York City a night inquiry into Santos No. 4 shows steady activity with minor volatility. Market watchers note slight liquidity shifts and sustained interest amid midday trading.
Savanna turpentine firm 3914 shows sales 238 receipts 376 shipments 1 stock 7497. Rosin firm shows sales 441 receipts 1466 no shipments stock 174723. Quoted prices range from B 1.80 to WW 4.40-60 with multiple grades listed.
Moultrie Georgia market shows No 1 packers at 3 00 No 2 at 2 75 No 3 at 2 50 No 4 at 2 50 Sows 2 50. St Louis cash grain prices June 13 show Wheat No 2 red 48 Corn No 2 yellow 31 56 token Wheat July 49 14 Sept 52 Dec 30 for Corn Saiy 30.
In Santiago on June 13 the socialist Junta announced Carlos Davila resigned as ambassador to the United States and head of the junta. Davila’s policy toward Cosach nitrate interests was deemed too moderate and his successor was said to be chosen for more radical views. Colonel Marmaduke Grove assumed control as the army leader who backed the coup remained in charge.
W. C. Redfield, long a steel products manufacturer and congressman since 1911, earned the nickname businessman's legislator. He shaped tariff policy in the House, served as secretary of commerce from 1913 to 1919, and urged protective tariffs were unnecessary due to American workers.
Hogs 30 000 active with prices 3.55 3.70 for 140 260 lb range and 2.85 3.25 for 120 160 lb range. Cattle 13 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady. bulk 5.50 7.25, heavies up to 7.65. slaughter cattle and regulares 600 1500 lb range 6.50 7.75. cows 4.25 5.00.
New York market reports butter totaling 13 844 pounds with steady to firm tone. Creamery butter prices rise for higher grades while cheese output listed at 152 734 pounds steady. Standards show varied percentages for first and second grades and packing stock.
New York on June 13 reports egg lots with 23 348 units traded. Mixed colors and standards show 154 16 per case 45 lbs net. Rehandled receipts 144 14 per case 43 lbs net. No grades 13 14. Special packs including unusual hen selections sold on store credit 161 4 19. Mediums 12 percent 12 13 dirty 12 13 checks 11 11.
Dressed poultry irregular with price ranges for chickens fowl roosters turkeys ducks. Fresh chickens 15 to 25 cents per unit. Frozen 14 to 27. Turkeys frozen 18 to 30. Ducks fresh 12 to 15. Old roosters fresh 8 to 11. June 13 New York market listing.
Chicago market notes steady Butter at 16318 and Eggs at 22478 with mixed quality lines. Creamery specials at 93 score and ex tras 92 show modest strength. firsts 88-91 and extras around 14 percent. storage packed firsts 14 percent.
New York on June 13 shows call money steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans hold 60 to 90 days at 1 percent. 4 to 6 months at around 1 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted 2 to 3 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged with 30 days at 1 1/2 percent, 60 days at 1 1/4 percent, 4 months at 1 1/4 percent, and 6 to 6 months near 1 percent.
A list of attendees and contributors including Hodges Grocery Co E E Hodges J C Adams & Son R W Adams D Roy Adams A Z Rutherford and many others. Includes Mrs John G Burney Dr L L Lundy and J B Rountree among signatories representing varied local businesses and professionals.
Archie Hurt and J. B. Kenney trustees at the city stockade face murder charges in the death of William M. Maddox whose body was found near the Augusta canal. Detectives say Hurt admitted striking Maddox after a canal dispute. officers cite stolen stockade provisions traded for whiskey and drinking at the time of the encounter. City councilman Arthur Elliott considers a full stockade investigation.
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