Buxby and Hendrix Favored in Tennessee Tennis Tourneys
In Chattanooga on June 20 top seed Martin Buxby of Texas and Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland Fla are favored to reach the net finals. Buxby meets Alec Welford, Hendrix faces Carl Smalley, while Catherine Wolf of Elkhart Ind starts action as Janice Dean of San Antonio eliminates Anna Robbins McCall of Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Martin Buxby
University of Texas Star
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Buxby
Alec Welford
Hendrix
Carl Smalley
Austin
Tex
Victor Remis
Birmingham
Knuxby
John Ault
Barney Smith
Knoxville
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Ind
Janice Dean
San Antonio
Anna Robbins McCall
Oklahoma co ed sentenced to jail for shooting classmate
Lois Thompson, 19, Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College student, was convicted of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Daniel Shaw, her Chinese classmate, was wounded but survived as he left to seek health in Honolulu.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Lois Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Shaw
Honolulu
Owen J. Watts
Marriage, Engagement and Divorce Trends in Film Colony
Hollywood report lists marriages engagements births and a divorce among celebrities. Lily Damita wed Erroll Flynn after a ceremony in Yuma Arizona with Judge B A Freeman officiating. Sylvia Maschke and Helen Morgan are noted in divorce, with others engaged and born per the statistics.
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Hollywood
Calif
Cleveland
Damita
Europe
Yuma
Ariz
Justice
B. A. Freeman
East
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Dominate 1934 Farm Income Share
Chicago report notes hogs cattle and sheep accounted for about 25 percent of farmers income in 1934. R C Pollock of the national livestock association cites a record meat supply of 20 billion pounds and says 68 900 000 head moved to market while outlining market implications at the opening of the annual meeting.
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Chicago
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and
Flying Keys Pass 380th Hour in Air in Record Attempt
Meridian Miss June 203 The Flying Keys Al and Fred brothers flew their plane Ole Miss for a 380th hour in the Meridian area at 8 32 am in a bid to set a world endurance flight mark. They had been aloft since June 4 and reported in good condition as they messaged down their ok. One week five hours 41 minutes beyond that hour separated them from the existing record of 553 41 80 held by the Aunter brothers of Chicago.
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Meridian
Miss
Flying Keys
Fred
Ole Miss
Aunter Brothers
Chicago
Dionne Says Bill 10 Mistake In Quints Ward Plan
Callander Ontario father Oliva Dionne said David A Croll told him May 28 the Ontario bill making the Dionne quintuplets wards of the king was a mistake The remark came as Dionne commented on welfare minister Leo Kervins offer to relocate the family and reunite them under one roof The Dionnes preferred to keep their babies and rejected a new home plan preferring union of the seven children
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Callander
Oliva Dionne
David A. Croll
Ontario
Dionne
Chicago
Croll
Rain Prayers Grow Dire As Georgia Crops Struggle
Reports from Georgia note widespread drought harming corn and tobacco while cotton remains fair. Watermelon vines die near Valdosta and peaches are smaller due to heat. Peanuts stay mostly good but need rain as the season advances.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Valdosta
Hinesville
Tifton
Rochelle
Stock Market Mixed on Tax Plan News and Technical Factors
New York June 20 traders greeted the president's share the wealth tax program with an opening downshift followed by a broad recovery in stocks amid technical factors. Declines in blue chips such as U S Steel and Du Pont contrasted with mixed bonds and narrow foreign exchange moves as cotton and grain fluctuated and some rail and oil issues showed gains.
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Washington News
Lst
American Can
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
National Distillers
U. S. Steel
American ‘Telephone
Westinghouse
International Harvester
Case
National Biscuit
Chrysler
Stenem Motors
Seara Roebuck
du Pont
Columbian Carbon
Johnn-Manville
U. S
Santa Fe
Central
Consolidated Gas Vrtt American
Socony
Standard Oil of
California
Chicago Livestock Prices and Trends Report
Chicago stockyards dated June 20 show hogs 9 to 16 higher with 9.65 to 9.80 top for 200 240 lb pigs and 9.25 to 9.65 for 240 300 lb, cattle 6 000 and calves 1 500 weak to steady on medium kinds, early top weighty steers 12.25, grassers to 6.00, bulls 8.00 to 9.00, sows 8.25 to 8.60, overall weaker bids than Wednesday amid slow activity across hogs and cattle.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Valera
Poultry Market Report from Chicago Originating Trade Notes
Chicago poultry market figures list live truck counts and weight brackets with percentages for hens roosters ducks and geese. It records weights from under 5 lbs to over 5 lbs and includes breed mentions like leghorn rock fryers colored and bareback stock with varying percentages.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Chicago Grain Prices and Provisions Report
Chicago market notes June 20 show wheat No 2 red at 82 percent No 3 red 80 percent weevily No 2 mixed 84 percent corn No 1 yellow 87 No 2 yellow Shhoats No 2 white 40 4134 no rye buckwheat soybeans barley seed 45 40 nominal timothy seed 7 75 8 25 cwt clover seed 12 00 16 56 plus heat effects on grains and provisions.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Futures End Steady After Early Dip
Cotton futures rose to near unchanged to 9 points higher late trading on the New Orleans exchange as weak cables and a down stock market waned. July failed to advance but recovered to 11.48, while Oct at 11.20 and Dec at 11.22 gained about 25 cents a bale. Liverpool futures closed steady with American spreads modestly mixed.
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New York
New Orleans
New York Call Money Rates Steady in Quiet Market
New York on June 20 reports call money steady at % per cent all day. Time loans steady at 60 90 days % offered, 4 6 months % offered. Prime commercial paper % per cent. Bankers accepts unchanged. Rediscount rate 1% from Reserve Bank.
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New York
Call Money
Reserve Bank
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York trading
Foreign exchange markets in New York show steady rates with Great Britain at 4.93 percent for demand and cables, 60 day bills at 4.92. France 6.611 percent demand and 6.61 cables, Italy 8.254 percent demand and 8.2544 cables. Montreal in New York 99.96 percent, New York in Montreal 100.03 percent.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
New York Eggs Market Reports Mixed Color Standards
New York on June 20 reported egg prices with 22 613 crates, firmer tone. Standards and commercial standards held at 24 percent, firsts at 23 to 24 percent, storage firsts 24 percent, other mixed colors unchanged.
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New York
Savannah Turpentine Market Figures June 20
Turpentine firm 4334-44 reports sales 223 receipts 559 shipments 1 304 and stock 20 459. Rosin firm lists sales 758 receipts 1 983 shipments 4 562 stock 120 488 with price ranges for various grades. Prices shown include EB 4.00 F 4.15 to 4.30 5.05 WG 5.00 WW 5.90.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Turpentine Firm
Rosin Firm
Miter
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary
Butter and eggs prices in Chicago show mixed figures with creamery scores around 93 and 92 for extras. Market reports mention various quality grades and price ranges, with overall prices steady and listed metrics including percentages and standards.
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures in New York closed firm with July at 10.18B and September 10.17B. October 10.15B and December 9.96.97 with January 9.96B. Paleetie contracts including 18 switches.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
New York Markets Report June 20 Tobacco Butter Cheese and Poultry
New York tobacco futures closed quiet with no sales. Butter and cheese prices showed limited activity with various grades listed and percentage changes noted. Live poultry prices by freight remained weak and all prices unchanged.
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NEW York Tobacco
New York
Weather data fragment reads unclear
Fragmentary weather note shows precipitation totals for last 24 hours and year to date with normal values for the month, but lacks specific figures, dates, locations, or station identifiers.
Alabama Pitts Promised 1935 Season With Albany Senators
Albany New York June 20 Alabama Pitts former Sing Sing prisoner cleared to play organized baseball again signs with the Albany Senators of the International League for the 1935 season. General Manager Johnny Ivers guarantees Pitts will stay with the club through the campaign after a contract change requests by Kenesaw Mountain Landis lifts his ban. Pitts is assured a full season and a fair chance to prove himself.
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N. Y
Pi—Eewin C
Alabama
Pitts
Albany Senators
International League
Johnny Ivers
Senators
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Evers
Senator Holt Seeks Oath as Opponents Question Age
Senator elect Holt of West Virginia sought his oath of office but was challenged by Senator McNary who argued he was not yet 30 at election. The elections committee report urged seating Holt while Hastings urged voiding his election for age. Holt turned 30 yesterday and sat with Senator Neely as proceedings opened, with Holt’s parents among the gallery crowd.
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Washington
Holt
D. W. Va
Senate
McNary
George
Elections Committee
Hastings
R. del
Senator Neely
M. S. Holt
Weston
W. Va
West Vienna
Tobacco crop deemed safe from weather in Georgia
Growers in Moultrie Georgia report the 1935 tobacco crop is practically safe from weather hazards. Much of the crop is cured and more curing burns will occur next week. Quality is seen as better than usual though somewhat spotted. Auction opening date awaits the Tobacco Association meeting at White Sulphur Springs July 1 to 3, with markets likely to open around July 23.
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Moultrie
Georgia
Tobacco Association of the United States
White Sulphur Springs
Cameraman Freed After Filming Cuban Execution
Abelardo Domingo, a news reel cameraman, was freed on espionage and related charges after an urgent court review. Prosecutor de La Cuesta said the footage served propaganda value by showing criminals will be dealt with firmly.
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Havana
Thue
Abelardo Domingo
Jose Castrello
Domingo
Ramiro de la Cuesta
Cuba
Costie
Cabana
Roosevelt Cleans Up Busy Desk for Weekend Crew Races
President Roosevelt wraps up work with a trip to New London Connecticut to attend Harvard Yale varsity crew races on the Thames River. He and Mrs Roosevelt will visit Hyde Park and then New York City for a weekend before returning to Washington. Franklin Jr assist in the Harvard junior varsity race against Yale. The National Bureau of Standards issues a circular showing standard time across nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New London
Harvard
Yale
Franklin, Jr
Abduction of Florence Couple Sparks Auto Theft
In Florence Alabama two masked men abducted Annie Harlan daughter of Commissioner Sam C Harlan and her escort Phillip Stone after a theatre outing. They forced them to drive out of the city, tied them to a tree, and fled with the car after demanding a spare tire. The pair reported unharmed to police upon reaching the city.
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Florence
Ala
Annie Harlan
Sam C. Harlan
Phillip Stone
Street Car Walk-Out Arbitration Board Seeks Settlement
Omaha June 20 The three man Street car strike arbitration board raced to settle by Thursday midnight per Governor Cochran under martial law. The panel debated wages closed shop recognition seniority and reemployment method as the city stayed quiet under martial law.
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Omaha
R. L. Cochran
Cochran
Cotton Rags Wanted for Wiping Purposes
Wanted old cotton rags for wiping needs. Accept old sheets pillowcases skirts shirts as long as free of heavy ducking woolens stiff cloths or narrow edgings. Enterprise ad copy seeks suitable fabrics for reuse.
Two youths receive life terms for kidnapping sheriff
Jasper Indiana June 20 Judge John L Sumner sentenced Bascum Ray Jr 14 and Maurice Sheridan 17 both of Huntington West Virginia to life terms for the kidnapping of Sheriff Howard Seugers earlier this week They were captured Monday about twenty five miles southwest of here after abducting the sheriff from in front of his jail Sheriff Leugers arrested them finding bootleg liquor in a car They forced the sheriff to accompany them and released him near Boonville shackled with his own handcuffs
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Jasper
Ind
John L. Sumner
Bascum Ray, Jr
Maurice Sheridan
Huntington
W. Va
Howard Seugers
Here
Leugers
Boonville
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