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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
5
Norman Thomas the Socialist Party presidential candidate appears on the C B S from New York City Friday at 7:45 to 8 p m Mountain Standard Time. The event runs June 13 to 17.
Hogs 30 000 active .05-.10 higher with 180 220 lb at .55-.65 and top 3.70. Cattle 13 000 active steers 5.75-7.25, top 7.65 for 1 465 lb. cows and wealers weak to steady. Sheep 8 000 steady to higher. good to choice native lambs 6.25-.50, fat ewes 1.50-2.00.
Kansas City hogs 9 000, mostly steady, top 3.10 on 170 230 lb hogs. Cattle 10 000, steers 5.50 6.75, cows 2.75 3.75, calves 5.00. Sheep 9 000, native lambs 6.00 6.25. Los Angeles hogs 700, slow steady, top 4.15, cattle 2 000, fed steers 6.75 7.35, grass steers 3.50 5.25, fed heifers 6.40 6.75, calves 6.00 7.00, sheep 3 200, lambs 5.00 5.75.
On June 13 in New York securities markets opened with a waitful mood. Early gains faded as investors weighed administration economy plans and relief issues, awaiting Chicago and Lausanne developments. Auburn slid, Brooklyn Manhattan Transit rose then retreated, and major names like U S Steel Coca Cola and Western Union drifted lower by midday.
Mildred Babe Didrikson, nearly 19, returns to work at Employer's Casualty in Dallas after demanding reinstatement following a week off for vacation. She plans to compete in the national AAU meet in Chicago and the Olympic Games, aiming to enter multiple events as officials allow. She holds world records in javelin, discus, the 100 meters, and 80 meter hurdles and is a renowned all American basketball star. She is 5 feet 7 and weighs 132 pounds.
In Our Office HEN Dancy boasts of accuracy with the elephant as his ally. A wee girl plots a prank dressing the elephant as a clown for a dance while the boys react with humor and pacing of a lighthearted Times tale.
Burgoo King will not run in the American Derby in Chicago after a ruptured tendon in his left foreleg. The Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner faces a possible rest of year, with trainer Dick Thompson calling a return this year a miracle.
George Outlaw King defeated Battling Harvey by technical knockout in the third round at Paramount Amusement hall to set up a potential June 21 or July 4 title defense against Benny Everett, a Hong Kong marine. The semi final headlined the card with King’s win, while Fay Koskey Manuel Lucero drew, Tony Zuba beat Chester Wakefield, and Jack Marten stopped Bat Montoya.
Clarita Huntsberger Neher failed to qualify for the National Finals at the Southern California pre-Olympic meet. Dorothy Poynton won the women's high diving contest with Georgia Coleman second and Marion Dale Roper third. Bus ter Crabbe set multiple American records in distance events, winning the 1500 meters in 20 minutes 24 seconds.
The Reno committee of business men offered the Schmeling Sharkey title bout winner a $100,000 outright guarantee to meet the Baer Levinsky winner in a Labor Day championship battle. The offer was disclosed today in Reno.
The widow of Reginald Vanderbilt now earns 1400 dollars yearly revealing a smaller estate than expected. Guardian George W. Wickersham stated the residuary estate left to Mrs. Vanderbilt after the 1925 probate and trust for her daughter Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt was not as large as previously believed.
Crabbe swam 1000 yards in 12 minutes 19 seconds seeking the world record held by Sweden's Arne Borge at 12 minutes 16.8 seconds.
The court approved a request to continue the $4,000 monthly child support. Yethkersham disclosed total expenses around $1,000,000. The child's trust fund stood at $2,734,137 last December and yielded $113,678 in 1931.
William C. Redfield, 73, secretary of commerce in the Wilson administration, died at his Brooklyn home. His widow Elsie Redfield, married in 1885, found him dead when she went to awaken him this morning.
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