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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
5
Open for business Monday June 27 at Brandt Hotel located corner Kinsley and Second. Room and board by day or week or board only offered. See Mrs C W Harp at Brandt Hotel for details.
Kansas City hogs 3 000 around 15-30 higher top 4 50 with bulk 170-240 lb. cattle 5 000 steady to higher top steers 6 15. Los Angeles hogs 300 up about 40 cents top 4 60. cattle 400 holdovers 479 slow steady. Chicago hogs 15 000 up 20 with good to choice 180 lb 4 70-4 80. cattle 5 000 generally steady to strong.
On June 28 in New York stocks showed a mixed to weak day with a midday dip after gains. Allied Chemical paid a regular dividend of 1.50 while Coca Cola and Santa Fe declined sharply, dragging indices to near 1890s levels despite some early strength. The market reacted to May earnings, freight car loadings data, and speculation over new excise taxes, with Coca Cola declines attributed to beer legislation fear and Democratic convention sentiment. The Central Public Bank of Chicago announced ample cash to cover all deposits, offering a rare stabilizing note amid the uneven session.
The Newfangles performers entertain as Dancy falters on a swaying wire. A clever girl suggests balancing with an umbrella, which brings laughs. Dancy leaps down after a brief high ride as a juggler offers taller tricks and winded cheers follow.
Springfield mass Louis Bodinski seeks to change his name to Brady claiming the name honors his Irish roots. He faces a legal challenge from a real Louis Brady who insists only those of true Irish ancestry should use the surname.
Senate weighs nominations as conferees study a relief bill. House considers private bills and passes a large independent offices supply bill to conference. Relief bill conferees hear Speaker Garner seeking compromise. miscellaneous bills also pass.
Nahthilletle, a 109 year old Apache Indian of Apache Oklahoma, is adjudged the oldest mother in the United States by the National Federation of Women's Clubs. She receives a gold medal and certificate of honor. She dislikes card playing and dancing but enjoys singing Apache songs learned in girlhood. She has a son near Apache and is a cousin of Geronimo.
Phoenix reports persistent talk about Governor Hunt seeking an eighth term. He has not decided, though observers believe he will run again, watching challengers while awaiting a public action that signals reelection intent. Rumors link Rep. William Walton and former Senator Ralph Cameron to the Republican race.
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