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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
5
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show hogs steady to strong with top $4.50 in Chicago and $3.75-3.95 in Kansas City. Cattle: grain fed steers up 25-50, yearlings higher, bulls up. vealers strong. Sheep: lighter activity. week trends show lambs and yearlings down ~25 cents. ewes and rams largely steady.
Los Angeles hogs recorded a 1450 head week with steady demand and bulk prices from 3.65 to 4.15. Cattle receipts 4300 and steady to 25 cents lower. best steers and yearlings 5.85 to 7.65, grass steers 5.65 down, fed heifers 5.50 to 7.15, cows 3.50 down. Calves 1200 steady to lower, bulk 4.50 to 6.50, selected at 7.50. Sheep 5000 with lambs about steady. top 6.00, bulk 4.50 to 5.75.
Cincinnati track meet reports George Simpson, former Ohio State star, setting a new Olympic record for 200 meters with 21.2 seconds at the Allegheny district tryouts, improving the previous mark by four tenths.
The latest selling flurry in the share market faded to a near standstill with negligible net changes and turnover under 300,000 shares. Auburn fell sharply before recovering, while American Can, American Telephone, and American Tobacco rebounded after early losses. U S Steel and Santa Fe dipped briefly then recovered, with U S Steel preferred rising. The White House signaled possible veto risk if relief measures threaten the budget.
Coppy, Duney, and the Tiny Times children watch a monkey perform daring trapeze tricks. A larger monkey swings by its tail and leaps into the air, while Duncy and Coppy later attempt stunts aboard a tame hippo, ending with amused squeals and playful chaos.
El Paso defeated Tucson 8 to 2 in Tucson. Parker pitched five hits allowed and Carson homered for Tucson. Demaggio added a double as five Tucson batters struck out. In Albuquerque, Bisbee-Douglas won 7 to 6 over Albuquerque with Picancio and Mc Isaacs hitting homers.
Earl Halliburton, prominent Los Angeles oil and aviation magnate, was compelled to end his pleasure trip to Mexico City by automobile after his tri motor plane with eight companions was forced down by weather near Toluca. The pilot landed the damaged craft in a field.
Markets opened with support from favorable bank quarters despite Chicago bank suspensions that contributed to yesterday's setback. Weekend business surveys show some pickup, though its cause is unclear with excise taxes taking effect this week. Dollar softening in early foreign exchange gave way as the yen dropped to a new low.
Don Hurst of the Phillies leads the National League with a .375 average after a strong week, while Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics maintains a .382 mark atop the American League. Paul Waner slips to .369 as Gerald Walker rises to .387 in the Tigers, with Chuck Klein driving NL play to .362 and Ernie Lombardi noted for strength behind the plate.
Harry Wharburton, a fruit rancher near Baker, Oregon, arrived with six crates in San Francisco and explained that he and his brother grafted raspberries of different colors to produce the first golden raspberries in the world.
Chicago June 25 Senator Wheeler of Montana described by Alfred E. Smith as a Roosevelt general said he felt like apologizing to the people in the northwest. He recalled Smith was glad to have him work there in 1928 and now Smith’s progressive ideas seem to have changed.
California Governor James Rolph Jr and Nevada Governor Fred Balzar may officiate as judges at the Max Baer King Levensky fight in Reno on July 4. Promoter Leonard Sacks announced the potential plan after a meeting of fight officials.
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