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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
7
Hogs 20 000 fairly active steady to higher good to choice 180 220 lb 3 40 3 50 top 3 50 packing sows 2 60 2 90. Cattle 6 000 general steer trade slow steady top 7 25 long yearlings light heifer and mixed yearlings steady to weak. Wealers 6 75 7 00 active less desirable 5 50 6 50. Sheep 15 000 fat lambs and yearlings 6 00 6 50 few 6 75 7 00 fat ewes 1 25 2 00.
Market reports show hogs steady to up 5e, top 3.10 on 180 210 lb barrows. Cattle: feeders and yearlings active, steers 5.50 6.90, cows 2.75 3.00, vealers 5.00 down. Sheep: lambs and yearlings 7.15 7.25, natives steady with top lambs at 6.10.
Hogs strong at 50 head with locals 3.25 to 4.25 dollars top. Cattle 250 head clients strong grass steers 5.25, feeder steers 5.00, dairy cows 3.00 to 3.50, cutters 2.00 to 7.00, fow cutters 1. Calves 256 head steady 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep 1250 head steady, woolled lambs 4.50 to 5.35, shorn lambs 5.00, top woolled lambs late Wednesday 5.50 to 5.35.
Paris reports Lena Bernstein the French aviatrix who set a 36 hour endurance record in 1920 died in Biskra Algeria. Tonight's paper says she committed death by own action.
A short squeeze in Auburn buoyed the market, lifting the Dow roughly 10 points and lifting issues like American Telephone and Macy. The rally faded by midday with some profits eroding, while B M T recovered and the week’s early gains narrowed toward the bear market lows.
The report notes a rapid rally followed by a larger than typical retreat. A slide into new low ground would have been discouraging, suggesting investors faced a sharper correction than usual after the prior gains.
Smithsonian report on the Java fossil Pithecanthropus erectus argues the specimen was female. Dr. Hrdlicka notes the skull top jaw bone and teeth indicate a female closer to human form, with a brain larger relative to body weight than apes. The 6 year old excavation in Java yields a five foot five inch, middle aged individual.
A curious world tale recounts a little girl guiding visitors through a circus with a clockwork duck age, a cat rope walker, and a wagon ride labeled Tinymies. It then shifts to Tin Can Island in the Tonga group noted for a 1920 solar eclipse and mail can paths.
Chicago June 7 report recounts seven year old Eugene Friahl telling a desk sergeant about a snatched ten dollar bill. Police arrested 18 year old Joseph Mickus in connection with the incident.
Chairman Fess of the Republican National Committee announced hearings on delegate contests for seats in the national convention would probably start tomorrow. He called the convention arrangements committee to order behind closed doors to review final plans. Fess declined to discuss the proposed resubmission plank, as did Postmaster General Brown, President Eisenhower's pre convention manager.
The United States begins its Davis Cup tie with Brazil at Forest Hills. Frank Shields faces Ricardo Pernambuco in the opening singles and Wilmer Allison meets Nelson Cruz in the second singles. Doubles pairings were not set, but Allison and Johnny Ven Ryn were favored to play any Brazil pairing. The Saturday singles order was to reverse, with Allison to meet Pernambuco and Shields to face Cruz.
Explorer Dr Hubert Lang argues Kalahari Desert is vegetation rich and Lake Ngami is not a lake but a large basin prone to flooding. The remarks highlight surprising geographic interpretations in Africa.
Special to the Daily Mail Grace M. Sparks reports Prescott prepares for the 1932 Smoki ceremonial marked as the twelfth year. The feature includes Snake Dance Kachina and many tribal dances with vivid costumes drums masks and writhing serpents. The Smoki project aims to preserve Native traditions while guiding adaptation to the modern world and will build a Smoki Museum. The event peaks Sunday June 12 with Prescott showcasing the dances.
Captain Charles Baker, an American steamboat captain released near Hankow after five months in the hands of Chinese bandits, describes constant threats, filth, and starvation. He accuses a Communist led region of wholesale kidnapping and lawlessness spanning 200 miles along the Yangtze. Baker plans to join his family in Oakland after returning to the United States.
Washington June 9 The Senate Banking Committee postponed its stock investigation hearing today at the request of Chairman Norbeck and set it for next week.
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