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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
5
In Our Office an elephant dressed like a clown drinks water offered by Duncy. A splash hits Duncy when the animal turns the trick, proving the elephant was playing. A man on a wagon seat provides music, and Duncy plays the calliope keys with Growing confidence. Copyright 1932 NEA Service, Inc.
Nationwide cattle hogs and sheep trading observed with varied moves. Chicago shows mixed cattle and veal weakness in vealers while hogs hold to modest gains. Los Angeles reports steady hogs and higher Texas fed steers and yearlings with slow calves. Kansas City notes uneven hogs and steady to strong cattle and vealers with midweek price ranges and bulk veal values.
New York June 14 Securities markets moved forward as dollar strength, Senate repeal talk, and Congress adjournment bets influenced gains. Chemical and alcohol stocks led a broad rise with U S Steel and American Can up, while Auburn fluctuated. Bond strength aided the positive tone as traders watched political developments.
Market notes show sparse demand with selected bids at 6.00. Sheep numbers around 7,000 with lambs stronger by as much as 10. Native lambs bring 6.00 to 6.35, yearlings 4.25 to 5.00, fate ewes 1.25 to 1.50.
Joe Sekura of Dayton drills with two rounds to wake up Jack Sharkey as the Boston heavyweight trains for his 15 round title fight with Max Schmeling next Tuesday night in Orangeburg New York. Sharkey works with Lou Flowers and Charley Anderson in a two round session and a one round set to, then shifts to Selyra. He uses a sharp left jab to press the challenger and keeps speed and power through the workout.
John Harley a veteran cattleman and rancher died at his Phoenix home of heart disease aged 79. He had long been one of the state’s leading livestock dealers and had moved to Arizona from Beloit Wisconsin years ago. The notice notes he was widely known in cattle circles.
In Royal Ascot opening day, Sandy Lashes and Son of Mint shared the Ascot Stakes win as the first dead heat in the race since its 1829 start. Royal event drew a large crowd with Roide Paris at 5 to 1 and the purse of 2000 pounds split between the two victors.
In Shimonoseki Kuon Tai Sa, Korea's top marathoner, was severely beaten and injured by two Japanese policemen aboard a Fusan to Shimonoseki ferry during a routine check. Officials hope the injuries will not prevent his Los Angeles Olympic run. Kuon had been visiting home in Korea. The officers say Kuon became insolent, prompting the assault.
The postponed rematch between Baby Arizmendi of Mexico City and Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles will be held at the Olympic Auditorium on June 28. The ten round bout follows a close decision for Arizmendi in a recent meeting. The fight was moved from June 21 after Arizmendi fell ill with a cold.
John Van Ryn Frank Shields and Wilmer Allison sail for Europe tonight aiming for Wimbledon and the inter zone Davis Cup finals at Paris Auteuil. They reach Wimbledon Monday start, with no practice time. Ellsworth Vines has been in England over a week to adapt. Davis Cup team to gather in Paris after the British championships for the July 22 23 24 interzone finals.
Portland report cites Hugh D. Harper of Colorado Springs addressing police chiefs urging restraint in crime investigations. He warns against involving inexperienced legal advisers and favors trusted veteran detectives to handle major cases like the Lindbergh kidnapping.
The German liner Ussukuma of the German East Africa company collided with the Hamburg American liner Los Angeles near Norderney lightship. The Los Angeles sustained only slight damage while the Ussukuma returned to Bremerhaven.
Harper argues that following traditional officer wisdom will reduce failures and prevent another nationwide fiasco by ensuring cases are managed properly. He asserts few cases elude capable officers when guided by seasoned guidance.
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