Navy Day Celebrates Navy’s Role in Final Victory
A grateful nation honors Navy Day on October 27 signaling victory and enduring air, land, and sea power. The final war story highlights careful integration of sea air power and landing forces, with official Navy photographs illustrating facets of the hard‑fought struggle.
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40 Million 12 Gauge Shells Ready for Hunters This Season
Washington announced by the Office of Surplus Property that over 40 million 12 gauge shells will be sold this month to dealers across the United States. The sale began Oct 13 to supply birdshot and buckshot loads for hunting and farm use, with set limits to ensure equitable distribution.
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Saddle Mountain Roundup to Highlight Sierra Sue and Sally Simpkins
Stage show stars Sierra Sue, national girl yodeling champion, and Sally Simpkins, vocalist and bass mandolin player, will perform at the Granada theatre this Sunday and Monday in Saddle Mountain Roundup.
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Los Angeles Union stock market mixed on Oct 22
Prices moved unevenly as heavier arrivals at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards contrasted with lighter overall receipts across nine leading markets. Steers and heifers showed varied shifts, with bulls strong, cows and feeders up modestly, and government set aside meat buys causing market stir. Notable sales included choice steers at 18 dollars per cwt, 939 lb Angus yearlings at 17.50, and medium to good steers around 15 to 16.50 dollars.
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Market prices mix as stockers rise and lambs stay scarce
Cattle and stocker consignments show upper grade stocker yearlings at 12.0 to 13.50 while feeder prices bottom. Sheep and lambs remain scarce with fat lambs largely unchanged and only nominal quotes to 13.50. A note highlights that many mid sized municipalities lack streetcar or bus systems and rely on automobiles for transport.
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