Toomer Reaches Semi Finals In Southern Amateur
Jack Toomer of Hendersonville NC defeated Dean Smith of Savannah two up to advance to the semi finals of the Southern Amateur Golf Championship at East Lake Country Club Atlanta. The match was close through nine holes with a 41 tie and Toomer pulled ahead by winning holes ten and thirteen as the other side titles were halved.
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East Lake Country Club
Atlanta
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
N. C
Dean Smith
Savannah
Toomer
Smith
Rose to enter private law practice in Atlanta
Josiah T. Rose, Georgia collector of internal revenue for 12 years under Republican administrations, will leave public service to begin private law practice. He was succeeded by W. Eugene Page, Columbus publisher, who announced an open house for job seekers next Monday and Tuesday. Page warned that positions will be scarce and required at least two years of bookkeeping experience.
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Atlanta
Josiah T. Rose
Georgia
Rose
W. Eugene Page
Columbus
Page
Lookkeeping
Hart's Swimming Pool and Playground Opens Sundays
Hart's Swimming Pool and Playground offers fixed facilities for swimming and play under Early Alderman supervision on Sundays and weekdays by Hart. Also advertised are a new Underwood portable typewriter for $34.50 and loans up to $300 from Southern Investment Co. in Albany area.
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HART
Messrs. Hart
2OANS
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Death of Charles Mathison Dean of Fight Writers
New York mourns boxing writer Charles F. Mathison age 72 who died of a heart attack at his Coney Island home. A veteran judge he officiated the Loughran Hamas bout at Yankee Stadium and long guided American pugilism with forthright opinions on Sullivan and Corbett.
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New York
Boxing Today
Charles F. Mathison
Mathison
Coney Island
Tommy Loughran
Steve Hamas
Yankee Stadium
John L. Sullivan
Marquis of Queensbury
Detroit Free Press
Corbett
Sullivan
New York Poultry Prices Steady Across Markets
In New York on June 23 dress poultry is steady after a routine market day. Live poultry saw no change in prices as demand remained soft and supplies stayed stable.
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New York
U S Government Bonds and Coffee Prices Reported
New York closing prices show Liberty 3s at 102.26 and 1st 4s at 102.12. Treasury notes range from 100.4 to 105 with various maturities. Coffee spot Rio and Santos futures close easy with July Rio at 6.46 and Santos July at 7.21.
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U. S
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Rio
Santos
Santos Futures
New York Stocks Waver as Markets Open in Uncertain Trade
Financial desk reports a day of indecision with stocks and staples moving in a narrow range. The dollar fluctuated against a backdrop of London currency maneuvers while leaders failed to sustain early gains. tobacco and railroad shares showed notable activity amid mixed bond performance and steady cotton.
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New York
London
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Case
National Distillers
American Smleting
Celanese
Chrysler
Woolworth
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Chesapeake & Ohio
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
Cotton market rallies after early losses in New York
New York cotton finished firmer with July through May contracts higher after initial declines. Spot middling held at 9.50 as October eased from 9.61 to 9.48 before rebounds, while futures gains ranged 16 to 19 points. Chicago poultry prices also listed with various grades and weights.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool and New York Cotton and Seed Oil Reports
Liverpool notes 29 000 bales with 9 100 American and quotes for American and middling grades. futures closed quiet. New York seed oil futures firm with specific bids and contracts. Orleans seed oil markets show steady pricing across months with exact ranges.
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 23
Hogs 26,000 slow mostly priceily. 140-180 lbs 3.50-4.40. 190-350 lbs 4.40-4.60 top 4.60. packing sows 3.25-4.10. light weights 3.85-4.55. medium 4.45-4.60. heavy 4.35-4.60. Cattle 1,500 generally steady. steer and heifer ranges from 3.50-7.25 for various weights. cows 2.50-4.00. stocker and feeder steers 3.50-6.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Foreign exchange steady in New York market
June 23 foreign exchange rates show steady quotes with Great Britain at 4.22 dollars and 4.20 for 60 day bills. Other currencies include France at 4.8814, Italy 4.51, Belgium 17.35, Germany 29.65, Holland 49.85, Japan 26.50, and Brazil 7.64N. Montreal and New York exchange rates cross-listed as 90.3744 and 110.76 respectively.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Turpentine and resin firms report June sales and stock
Savannah reports turpentine firm 4014 with sales 82 and stock 14326 followed by resin firm data showing sales 1607, receipts 2059, shipments 601 and stock 108700. Also quotes listed for quality grades. New York call money steady at 1 percent with time loans firmer. St Louis cash grain quotes for Wheat, Corn, and Oats given with July and Sept futures.
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Savannah
Turpentine
New York
New York Eggs Prices and Grades Summary
New York egg market report dated June 23 lists mixed colors and fresh receipts with various standards. It details firsts, dirties, and storage packed items, with white and brown egg classifications and regional exchange prices.
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New York
Determination Doubled in Drive to Prevent Escaping Income Tax
Washington reports intensified efforts to curb tax evasion as Charles E. Mitchell’s New York acquittal prompts reform. Senate Banking Committee will question partners of J. P. Morgan and Company next week. Attorney General Cummings vows prosecutions on evidence of evasion.
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Washington
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Senate Banking Committee
Mitchell
J. P. Morgan and Company
Kuhr, Loeb and Company
Cummings
Department of Justice
Flirtation Clash Ends With Fine and Jail in Chicago
Guy Thomas, 28, was accused of attempting to flirt with a woman in a Chicago picture show. She turned out to be Mrs. May Hayes, a former police officer, who slapped him and knocked him out after he persisted. The court fined him $100 and jailed him for failure to pay.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Guy Thomas
May Hayes
Leon Edelman
Thomas
Study Links Religious Beliefs to Delusions in Mental Illness
A Chicago report summarizes Dr. Mandel Sherman’s study of patients in Chicago and St. Louis hospitals, examining religion, nationality, and environment. He notes higher religious delusions in women, broader delusion patterns across Protestants Catholics and Jews, and suggests social factors influence mental symptoms without asserting firm conclusions.
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Homer McCoy
Associated Press
Chicago
America
Mandel Sherman
Uni of
Sherman
St. Louis
Psycaic
A Sherman
Sherrbert
Jennia Tts
Ivannah Ponent
Ie Celeb
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