Many Credential Contests Disposed Of At Convention
The Republican National Convention in Chicago finished handling its credentials disputes as the second session opened. The credentials report barred the “black and tan” faction while seating Perry Howard and other Mississippi delegates, with pleas over prohibition and a running mate unsettled behind closed doors.
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Byron Price
Chicago
Hoover
Credentials Committee
Joe”Colbert
South Caivna
Statesmen Arrive for Lausanne Conference on Reparations
Statesmen from about a dozen European nations arrive in Lausanne Switzerland as a major conference opens to address Germanys reparations burden ahead of payments due July 15 A Paris Paris Paris agreement between UK Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and French Premier Edouard Herriot offers hope for a moratorium of one to five years and avoids debt repudiation.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
Paris
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouard Herriot
France
Young Plan
Truck Line Rates May Be Modernized
Georgia Public Service Commission considers proposals to modernize truck line rate structures. Operators appeared before the commission in Atlanta for an investigation into rates tied to current business conditions. Chairman James A Perry said most proposals would allow reductions but some suggested increases were presented.
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Atlanta
Georgia Public Service Commission
James A. Perry
Standard Oil of New Jersey Adopts Five Day Week
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey will move its entire American operation to a five day work week. The measure aims to keep all 43,000 workers employed and open positions for new hires. Salaried staff, including executives, face a one eleventh pay cut, except those earning $100 monthly or less.
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Standard OF
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Convention at eleven tests on running mate and Dawes
States weigh Hoover’s VP strategy as Dawes and Curtis face possible nomination outcomes. Delegates convene at eleven central daylight time with credentials read and routine committee reports due. Congressman Snell delivers the new chair address mid session.
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Dawes
Mr. Hoover
Curtis
Thomas P. Bona
Chicago
Congressman Snell
Cotton Gains Lift on Market Rally and Weather Outlook
New Orleans and New York market notes show cotton futures climbing as July to December contracts rise. Traders cite improved weather and crop prospects while stocks and grain markets firm, with steady to higher prices across commodities and related markets in sessions ending midweek.
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New Orleans
Maren
March
New York
Raw sugar firm as no bids below 2.80 in New York
New York sugar markets show no sales and firm prices. Raw sugar holds at 2.80 and refined granulated advances ten points to 3.80 at the close.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Hogs and Cattle Down to Up
Chicago market notes show hogs 17 000 strong with higher gains across weight classes and cows and weaner prices firm to higher. Cattle on 6000 head with fed steers up 15-25 and top at 7.65 while cows and butcher heifers stay firm to higher in uneven activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices Notice
Chicago market report dated June 15 lists poultry and fowl pricing with steady ranges for various categories. Slive trucks move at 3 dollars, fowls 12 to 12 percent, broilers 14 to 18, leghorn broilers 12 to 14, roosters 7, turkeys 10 to 12, spring ducks 9 to 10, old stock 8 to 10, spring geese 11, old geese 8.
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Chicago
New York Money Markets Report June 15
Call money steady at 244 percent all day and time loans stable. Short terms 60 to 90 days at 144 percent, four to six months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper 2 to 3 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Market Figures for Savannah
Turpentine firm in Savannah reports 38 percent sales with 151 receipts 429 ship ments 45 and stock 8627. Rosin firm shows sales 1366 receipts 1839 shipments 450 stock 178396 with ask prices from B 1.90 to X 4.70 and WG 4.30 WW 4.70.
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Savannah
Market reports from Moultrie hogs and New Orleans seed oil
Moultrie Georgia hog market prices set at No 1 packers 3.00 No 2 2.70 No 3 2.50 No 4 sows 7.20 New Orleans cotton seed oil closed steady with futures shown for June through December and prices for prime yellow and crude grades. New York seed oil closed firm with similar grades and futures for July to January. Coffee in New York marked spot steady with Rio No 2 and Santos No 4 within quoted ranges.
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Liverpool
Moultrie
New Orleans
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Spot Ateady
Light Inquiry
Rio
Santos
Coffin Explains How Defense Council Operated
Atlanta industrialist Howard Coffin spoke to the Rotary Club on the native functioning of the defense council created during World War and how it might function in the current national situation. He recently recommended to President Hoover that the council be put on active alert.
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Howard
Coffig
Industralist
Sea Island Beach
Detroit
Rotary Club
Defense Council
Coffin
Hoover
Wall Street Advances on Banking News and Steady Gains
Financial markets moved forward on banking advices that American gold stock drain neared end. Stocks rose 1 to 5 points with gains in American Telephone American Can Case Allied Chemical and others. Auburn Macy Kansas City Southern preferred led advances while electric power and steel sectors showed mixed signals amid Lausanne conference doubt.
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U. S
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American Can
Case
Allied Chemical
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Liggett and Myers
Santa Fe
Macy
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Eastman
National Biscuit
Public Service
N. J
Peoples Gus
Detroit Edison
Auburn
Wansag City
Southern
Pref Ripley
Senate
Kanasis City
St. Louis cash grain prices June update
St Louis cash grain report shows Wheat No 2 red at 49 cents. Corn No 2 yellow at 32 1/2 cents and No 2 white at 46 32 to 46 3/4 cents. Oats not offered. Close bid quotes for Wheat July 49 1/2 cents September 52 1/4 to 52 1/2 and December 55 1/2. Corn July 31 cents.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Atlanta teachers to take two weeks unpaid leave
The Atlanta Board of Education approved two weeks of unpaid vacation for all teachers earning 3000 dollars annually or more after a prior 16 percent pay cut. Separate notes report the Georgia Eastern Star to elect officers, Ethel Jackson of Athens as a likely Worthy Grand Matron, and new health advisory chair Dr C L Ridley of Macon. The Georgia Red Men opened their Great Council convention and installed officers of the Podipharontas degree including Carrie Thurman, Catherine Dunn, and Ethel Powell.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Board of Education
Macon
Grand Chapter of
Georgia
Order of Eastern Star
Ethel Jackson
Athens
Great Council of the
Georgia Red Men
Great Council
Degree of Podiphontas
Carrie Thurman
Augusta
Catherine Dunn
Ethel Powell
Forest
Council urged to act as unemployment panel delays
An official urged the council to use its authority again noting the current unemployment committee appointed months ago by the president is slow. Time is of the essence and the council could act without lengthy debates on prohibitions and other issues.
Dollar Glitters as Europe Ends Gold Drain
New York reports a victorious dollar after Europe finishes draining American gold. The Bank of France converted 55 million dollars to gold, signaling the United States repaid most of its 3 billion short-term gold loans since 1929, lifting confidence as dollar demand strengthens in markets.
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New York
Europe
Bank of France
America
United States
Potash Top Dressings Urged For Tobacco Fields
Cairo Georgia June 14 1932 expert urges top dressings to correct yellowing and stunted growth in tobacco after heavy rains. Recommends nitrate of soda with potash applications per acre and a slower formula 0-5-25 plus nitrate. Cites soil type timing and cost around 2.50 per acre. applies when plants require growth and size.
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Cairo
Convention Accepts Southern Delegations Without Roll Call
At Chicago Stadium on June 15 the Republican National Convention seated the Hambright South Carolina delegation, the Howard Mississippi delegation, the Arnold-Rose Georgia faction, and the Jahncke-Jackson Louisiana group without a roll call. The move boosts Hoover forces as Tolbert of South Carolina was ousted. Perry Howard of Mississippi secured his seats amid patronage disputes with Lamont Rowlands’ white faction backed by the administration.
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Mississippi
Platform Committee
Ovre
Curtis
New York
Charles G
Chicago Stadium
Hambright
South Carolina
Howard
Arnold-Rose
Georgia
Jahncke-Jackson
Louisiana
Hoover
Joe’ Tolbert
S. Carolina
J. C. Hambright
Tolbert
Lamont Rowlands
Rowlands
Growers urged to secure supplies with short notice
A notice from J D Rogers in Cairo advises dealers may secure items on short notice and urges growers to apply early where needed. The writer offers assistance and willing visits to growers in the region.
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Cairo
J. D. Rogers
Mere possession of unstamped cigarettes not law violation
Atlanta report notes Georgia Court of Appeals ruling that mere possession of unstamped cigarettes is not prima facie evidence of intent to sell. Josephine C. Reddick had appealed a Savannah City Court conviction for selling unstamped cigarettes, arguing the items were hidden and she lacked chance to stamp them.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals
City Court of
Savannah
Josephine C. Reddick
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