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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
5
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, will speak on CBS from New York City Friday at 7:45 to 8 p.m. Mountain Standard Time. The broadcasts run June 13 through 17.
Los Angeles June 15 cattle numbers steady while hogs hold at 50 and cows, steers, and heifers show varied ranges. Calves slow with few sales 4 to 6.75, sheep limited with lambs around 3.75 to 5.25.
Hogs in Chicago 17 000 head moderately active prices 3.65 to 3.80 top. cattle 6 000 head steady to higher with most steers 6.75 to 7.50. sheep 9 000 head slow but steady with natives 6.25 to 6.75. Kansas City hogs 7 000 steady to up to 10 higher top 3.15. cattle 4 500 steady to strong with fed steers 5.75 to 6.85. sheep 11 000 steady to lower with natives around 6.10 and yearlings 3.75 to 4.25.
Markets moved forward today as banking advices reduced fears of gold drain. Stocks rose 1 to 5 points with American Telephone American Can Case American Tobacco Liggett and Myers Santa Fe Union Pacific Eastman and others inching higher. People’s Gas Detroit Edison Auburn also gained while weekly energy statistics showed mixed improvements and industrial output remained soft.
Detroit June 15. Gar Wood unveils the Miss America hull, a radically different design for defense of the Harmworth trophy. Weighing seven and a half tons, it is the heaviest Miss America yet and, Wood says, the faster hull he has built. It measures 38 feet in length, longer than previous models, with new motors and superchargers.
New York June 15 Many players fail to win regular spots as rosters shrink to 23 by midnight. Yankees carry 10 pitchers in bid for AL flag while Athletics plan seven hurlers. Brooklyn trims roster after dealing Frescot Thompson Bruce Caldwell and Paul Richards.
June 15 report notes a coaches managers meeting voted to waive the rule on admission prices, allowing graduate managers to set prices for all conference athletic contests in Southern California. The move proposes not less than one dollar admissions.
The text notes a boat that set a world speed record of 111.7196 miles an hour in Florida is being rebuilt for installation in a museum or display setting. It references Miss America as a fleeting aside.
Chicago June 15 Stepenfetchit emerged as the favorite for the American Derby at Washington Park with 50 000 dollars on offer. Economic was withdrawn due to injuries leaving a field of about 15 contenders for a race worth 60725 dollars with 50725 to the winner.
In a playful scene from 1932, Wizdy and Coppy coax young girls into a ground dance near a calliope. Dancy supplies a waltz tempo as revelers whirl. A circus cop intervenes, but reveals the prank was all in fun and the crowd laughs.
Victor Emanuel's Totalg, an American-owned three year old, upset the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot finishing seven furlongs and 155 yards in two lengths ahead of Eyes Front. Eyes Front was second and Pric kett third as thirty one racegoers competed in the royal presence.
In a June 15 analysis, J. A. McNaughton notes cattle supplies remain below normal while liquidity in cash markets supports financing for feedlots and grazing. Prices favor high quality finished stock. holding cattle risks market surges, and loosening bank credit could reduce slaughter stocks and clear grain and hay inventories.
Malcolm Farmer a Hartford manufacturer and former Eli football player will direct Yale athletics during varsity curtailment and residential college athletic development. He becomes chairman of Yale Athletic Association board of control effective July 1 announced yesterday in New Haven Conn June 15.
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