France Faces Transitional Cabinet With Mammoth Debts
Paris faces a June handover to a new cabinet after the Tardieu era. Edouard Herriot may be asked to form, amid a budget deficit of two to nine billion francs and pressure to cut costs. Social insurance reform and foreign policy to avoid isolation are key early issues.
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M. K. Whiteleather
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
Frances
Edouard Herriot
France
Republic
Population of Prison Farm Rises
Atlanta Ga June 28 The state prison commission chairman E L Rainey said Milledgeville prison farm population grew from 848 on January 1 to 916 on June 27 The rise was greatest among women prisoners 298 at start of year and 343 yesterday Limited housing at both camps necessitated double and triple bunks to accommodate inmates
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Atlanta
E. L. Rainey
State Prion Commission
Milledgeville Farm
Commission
House sends economy bill back to Senate
Washington June 28 The house today agreed to send the conference report on the 150 million national economy bill back to the senate for another vote on its adoption.
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HOUSE
Senate
Washington
House Today
Hiram W. Sibley Dies in Rochester at 86
Hiram W. Sibley retired capitalist and son of a Western Union founder died at his Rochester home in his 87th year. He passed away June 28.
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Rochester
N. Y
Hiram W. Sibley
Western Union Telegraph Company
French policy at Lausanne and Geneva disarmament talks
Report outlines France facing demands from Germany Italy and Britain to cancel reparations while debating war debt to the United States. Disagreement over an international army grows at Geneva disarmament talks as allies back France against a German Austrian Hungarian Italian coalition. Trade disputes with the United States Canada Argentina and Europe emerge from Laval era quotas, with ambassadors Edge and Le Breton filing complaints.
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Lausanne
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
U. S
Canada
Argentina
Laval
Walter E. Edge
Thomas le Breton
Avergentina
Stock Market Mixed After Dividend News And Earnings
New York stocks showed a mixed session with a midday dip as Coca Cola and Santa Fe weaken, while Allied Chemical on dividends provided brief support. Rail shares were steady though May earnings prompted caution, with New Orleans and New York cotton futures showing quiet to steady moves amid notices and deliveries.
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New York
Shorts
Allied Chemical
Coca Cola
Santa Ire
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Auburn
General I‘oods
Norfolk and Western
New York Central
Consolidated American Firms in Stock Listing
A long list of company names appears, including Beth Steel, Pac X, Ches & Ohio, Packard, Alleghany, Am Mot, Gen Elec, IBM equivalents, U S Steel, Westinghouse, Union Carbide, and others. The fragment reads like a closing stock list with numerous industrials and utilities.
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Beth Steel Canad Pac
Case
JTI
Ches & Ohio Packard
Mo North Pac
Aliska
Alleghany
al Chem & Dye
Cano
San
Tel
Tel Am
Anaconda Atchison AC
Aburn Autochi & NW
Chrysler Coca Cola
Curtiss Wright Drug Inc
Dupont de Nem Eastman Rod
Elec
Gen Foods
Goodyear T & R Gillette
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Tel Kelvinator
Kresge
Kreug & Till Loew's
Lorillard
Lige & Myr
L& N Montgomery Nash Met
Nat Biscuit Param Publix
Phillips Pet
Proct & Gamb Pub Ser
Jsears Rock Sou Pac
Socony Vacuum
Standard Gas & Blec
Standard: Oil Cal
Standard O
Stewart
Warner Trans America Union Carbide
Union Pac
Unit Aircraft United Corp
USS Ind al
US Steel
Warner Pict
West Union Tel Westinghouse Blec & Mfg
Air Reduction
Colum Gas & Bloc
Penn RR
Standard Brands Texas Corp
Gas In
Woolworth
Hog price report from Moultrie market
Moultrie Georgia hog market prices dated June 28 show No 1 hogs at 3.85, No 2 at 3.60, No 3 at 3.35, No 4 at 3.35, sows at 3.35.
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Moultrie Hog Market
Moultrie
Wheat and Egg Prices Steady on Market Report
In St. Louis on June 28 cash wheat No 2 quoted 48 cents, July 47 1/2, September 50, December 63 3/4. Egg prices hold with butter at 16 716, and other dairy items steady. Receipts show mixed figures for firsts and storage, with little change overall.
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ST. Lou's
Ouls
Fetta
Arni Span Bavleny
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
In Liverpool bales priced in American funds, demand described as moderate. Quotations show good middling at 4.93 pence per pound, strict middling 4.48, middling 4.43, strict low middling 4.23, and lower grades around 4.03 to 3.73. Futures closed quiet with July at 4.07, October 4.07, December 4.11, January 4.13, March 4.19, May 4.24.
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Poe
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock Prices and Trends Report
Chicago market report shows hogs active 10-20 higher with various weight ranges quoted from 4.06 to 4.85 per unit. Cattle sections note steady to strong on all sailing classes with beef runs limited, dry fed steers up to 8.25 and slaughter cattle prices from 7.00 to 8.50 for weights 600 to 1500 pounds.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New York Call Money Steady Across Markets
New York call money remained at 2% throughout the day with time loans steady. Rates for 60 to 90 days at 14.4%, 4 to 6 months at 14% per cent, prime commercial paper quoted 244-2%. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Call Money
Turpentine and Rosin Firm Prices and Stocks in Savannah
Savannah turpentine and rosin firms report sales receipts and shipments with stock levels. Quoted prices range across multiple grades from B to WW and X with several date and code references.
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans June 28 price report shows cotton seed oil closing very steady with prime summer oil at 3.15 to 3.25, prime crude 2.75 to 3.00. Futures listed for July 3.37, August 3.40, September 3.40, October 3.44, November 3.51, December 3.55, January 3.57.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady on June 28
Cotton seed oil closed firm in New York with prices for prime summer yellow at 3.40 and prime crude 2.75 to 3.00. Futures quoted July 3.68 and Sept at 0.85, October 3.87, November 3.86, December 3.98, January 4.00. Sales totaled 11 contracts.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
New York Coffee Market Quiet as Futures End Flat
Rio No. 7 and 8 futures and Santos No. 4 and 10 closed steady with little change. Coffee spot in New York remained steady as Rio futures ended quiet for the day.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Roosevelt Wins the First Test of Convention
Senator Walsh notes twenty members of the resolutions committee approved a plank amid debate on constitutional revenue provisions.
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Roosevelt
Walsh
Roosevelt Factions Clash as Democratic Convention Opens
At Chicago on June 28 the Roosevelt camp presses for a quick platform and chair choice while credential fights and prohibition disputes loom. A proposed simple majority rule after six ballots could replace the two thirds standard, amid tight, late night bargaining and shifting allegiances.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Committee On Promanent
New Yorker
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Campaign Faces Rules Clash At Democratic Convention
Delegates vote on a two thirds nominating rule and platform postponement as Roosevelt aides push for a repeal of the eighteenth amendment and Vineland to modify the Volstead Act. Farley disavows responsibility for the rule while Roosevelt’s position shifts amid southern wavering and a contest for a permanent chairman.
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James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Committee On Rules
Rules Committee
Roosevelt Board of Strategy
Platform Committee
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