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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
5
Classified notice from Winslow Daily Mail seeks a used Ford or Chevrolet roadster at a reasonable price. Includes inquiry contact and date June 21. Also offers board and room for $8 per week at 617 Kinsley with dates June 21 to 23.
Market reports from Kansas City Los Angeles and Chicago show hogs unevenly higher with top weights around 3.60-3.55 for 170-240 lb pigs. cattle values steady to modestly higher for fed steers and yearlings. vealers and calves steady. sheep and lamb markets softer in some regions. Chicago quotes hogs around 4.00-4.05 for 180-220 lb. cattle broadly steady to strong. calves and weanlings firm. sheep mixed with native ewes and lambs holding near 6.00-6.50. George markets note steady to higher trends with varied regional demand.
In New York on June 21 bar silver remained unchanged at 27 3 eighths. The market showed no price movement with buyers and sellers keeping bids and offers steady.
New York June 21 The stock market held largely flat with minor early gains erased after American Smelting's preferred dividends were omitted. Major issues such as American Telephone Union Pacific Santa Fe and Air Reduction fluctuated slightly while most listings showed little change. Analysts note the bear market liquidation cycle may be ending but warn against assuming a classic rally as uncertainty from the Lausanne conference and Democratic convention looms.
Goodman argues highway funding should stay county rather than be earmarked for Maricopa. He cites state tax shares, delinquent taxes, and state school fund transfers, noting benefits from federal irrigation projects and road improvements benefiting Phoenix and the valley.
United States Ambassador Gibson warned that debts and reparations must be settled before the United States would listen to any disarmament appeal. He noted Europe spends heavily on armaments to service debts to the United States as France’s Herriot cited sacrifices for world peace and denied backing an American disarmament plan.
Reports say the United States may cancel debt if Europe cuts armaments, signaling a shift in stance on war debts and disarmament linked to the Lausanne and Geneva talks. Prime Ministers MacDonald and Herriot avoided comment after long talks. Herriot quipped he is Lyons' mayor, not a European savior.
The Senate authorized continuation until March 4 of its banking committee stock market investigation, extending scrutiny begun earlier in the session. The move preserves momentum on a probe into trading practices and related financial matters.
BLOOMSBURG Pa June 21 P J Clarence Thoman of Beaver Springs began an 18 year term in Columbia county jail for an extortion plot that netted $40 He pleaded guilty to six charges of intimidating Mr and Mrs Harry L McGee of Bloomsburg who were asked for 15000 Judge Evans imposed the sentence and a 6000 fine
Police patrolled Meadow Country Club grounds to deter racketeers aiming to ruin greens with acid. Officers guarded each green and the perimeter to ensure play could start as scheduled on Tuesday.
In Toronto Julius Davidson’s husband payment of 400 dollars for gym classes reduced the price to four dollars a pound. Mrs. Davidson told Judge Daniel P. Trude she did not want the reduction. Forty officers watched the golf course after threats to wreck the greens over mutual machines. The judge granted a divorce yesterday.
Mrs James J Walker wife of the mayor underwent an abdominal operation today at Polyclinic hospital. Dr William Schroeder Jr commissioner of sanitation said she came out of the operation in excellent condition. The mayor postponed his departure for the Democratic national convention in Chicago until her recovery.
Chicago court case reveals Jeannette Davidson reduces alimony from 250 to 150 after dispute over gym results. Court filings show tensions tied to financial support and property division.
Montreal reports the recovery of Fire Chief Raoul Gauthier’s body after the Cymbeline oil tanker blast and fire. Twenty seven people died in the incident and with the chief’s body found all but one missing person have been accounted for.
Adolph S. Ochs publisher of the New York Times and Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior and president of Stanford University were among 12 to receive honorary doctor of laws degrees at Dartmouth College 163rd commencem ent on June 21 in Hanover New Hampshire.
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