Chrysler stock jumps to 71.25 after dividend announcement
Market report notes Chrysler shares at 71.25 after a 3 dividend declaration, up from 1.75 previous. Block trades of 10 000 shares occurred at 71.25 while overall market was steady with gains in rubbers and metals mining. Several named stocks rose including Southern Pacific Standard Oil NJ Dana American Can Kodak and GM. Bond market remained quiet.
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Chrysler
New York
Kennecott
Anaconda
General Motors
Studebaker
Bjoodyear
Drich
International Harvester
Ing
Zenith
Market Report on Produce and Livestock Prices
Produce up weak demand for buns and top fruit, peaches and Elbertas show mixed gains. Potatoes and sweet potatoes barely steady with varied regional prices, poultry market slightly weaker and eggs firm. butter and egg receipts listed. Baltimore Chicago and USDA reports show steady cattle and calves with mixed hogs and light sales, overall slow trading and uneven pricing.
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Northrrn
Bu Bkts Usls
Elbertas
N. J
Baltimore
USDA
Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady
The market shows odd head at 26.25 for vealers from medium to choice at 27.00 to 33.00 per hundredweight. Salable sheep total 600 with slaughter lambs and ewes holding steady. Bulk good and choice native lambs 27.00 to 28.00 with 28.00 as top. Ewes good and choice 13.00, odd head 13.50. Call for good offerings 10.00 to 12.50. Clearance reported as good.
Chicago Grains Open Higher Then Waver On Wheat Futures
Deferred wheat futures opened firm on the Chicago Board of Trade but the September contract pulled back under pressure from cash deliveries. Prices shown for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Soybeans and live hogs reflect typical nearby contracts and span Sep through Jan futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Market Prices and Grain Futures Listed
The Star reports corrected local market prices for flour corn meal and other staples, with wholesale butter lard and soybean oil futures noted. Grain futures include wheat under 14 percent moisture and specific dates for butter and lard contracts.
Madison Rose City industry noted in brief
In Madison New Jersey the sole permitted industry is commercial rose culture. The city is known as the Rose City with its origin tied to Bott Hill.
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Madison, N. J
Madison
Bottl Hill
Arkansas Town Receives Vast Gun Collection Heirloom
Berryville Arkansas inherits a private gun collection believed among the world’s largest. Col Charles Burton Saunders 87 owns 2000 guns including pieces once owned by Billy the Kid Jesse James Pretty Boy Floyd Belle Starr and Buffalo Bill. He planned a museum plot and maintenance provisions.
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Cole Younger
Cherokee Bill
Billy the Kid
Bill Boolin
Pretty Boy Floyd
Jesse James
Jim Cummins
Dave Lockhart
Belle Starr
Wesley Hardin
Diamond Joe Sullivan
Berryville
Ark
Henry Starr
Ozarks
Col
Buffalo Bill
Yellow Hand
Saunders
Arkansas Penitentiary
Hickok
Roy Bean
Bill Doolin
China
Annie Oakley
Pancho Villa
Will Bill Hickock
Bodies of crash victims found after Star of Maryland crash in desert
Cairo officials report all 55 aboard the four engine Star of Maryland perished when it went down 65 miles west of Cairo. Twenty three were Americans. Crew of seven and nine passengers identified including Francis Pope and his family.Investigators opened a formal inquiry with no sabotage indicated by TWA official William Love. Names of five other passengers not yet released.
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Egypt
Trans World Air Line
Libian Desert
Star of Maryland
William C. Love
TWA
Francis Pope
Fur Coats To Cost More In Canada After Furs Rise
Vancouver reports that fur prices have climbed after New York longshoremen refused to unload Russian fur shipments. At Westcoast Auction Sales Theodore Pappas notes muskrat and ermine up 50 percent, mink 30 percent, and marten 35 percent since June 28, due to unsold Russian furs.
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Vancouver
B. C
New York
Joe Stalin
Westoo Far Auction Sales
Theodore Pappas
Pappas
Representative Bulwinkle Dies at Home in Gastonia NC
Al bert L. Bulwinkle, 67 year old lawmaker from North Carolina's 11th district, died at his Gastonia residence after a yearlong illness. A veteran lawyer and former soldier, he planned to retire at the end of his current term in Congress. He first served 1921 29 and was later reelected in 1931, representing the 9th 10th and 11th districts.
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Gastonia
N. C
Albert L. Bunwinkle
North Carolina
Bulwinkle
Flying laboratory rocket tops 85 miles at White Sands
A massive rocket launched from White Sands Proving Ground rose to 85 miles altitude at 3600 mph. It carried instruments and deployed payloads by parachute for recovery. Col. G G Eddy said it was the fourth large test and remained stable above 80 miles. Army and General Electric engineers conducted the mission with parts from Cambridge Research Laboratory and Wright Patterson Field.
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Flying Laboratory
White Sands Ordinance Proving Ground
White Sands
Col
G. G. Eddy
Proving Ground
Army
General Eilectric
Force
Cambridge Research Boratory
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
River Good Signs Named by Vasco Game
The Zambezi river was designated by the explorer as the River Good Signs. It flows through Central Africa and drains nearly 1,000,000 miles of territory.
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Zambezi
Central Africa
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