Chicago grain and Kansas City cattle market notes
Grain prices show Chicago tables with wheat near 2.52. Highs and lows logged as buyers and sellers in Chicago and Kansas City weigh cattle and calves 1100 head. Slaughter steers, heifers steady to strong with bulls up to 50 higher. sheep and lambs active with varied prices. futures and spot feeds mixed amid broad market shifts.
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Kansas City
Camicago Livestock
Haas
Sige
Inancial Industrial Fund
Pan American Conferees Agree on Anti Red Move
Delegates from Brazil Chile Cuba the United States and Uruguay informally agreed yesterday to draft a resolution condemning Communism. Juvenal Hernandez Chilean delegate said the conference would likely end in about two weeks with U S backing anticipated.
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Brazil
Chile
Cuba
Uruguay
Juvenal Hernandez
Wallace and Taylor to Meet Tonight at $100 Plate Dinner
Henry A Wallace and Senator Glen H Taylor third party candidates will share a stage in New York City at a $100 plate dinner. The event at the Commodore Hotel is their first joint speaking appearance and will kick off a fundraising drive.
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Taylor
New York
Commodore Hotel
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
New York City
Soldier Removes 30 Year Bullet From Abdomen
Ten days before the 1918 Armistice Pvt. Fred Kaddatz was shot in the abdomen. The bullet remained inside until last night when he, now 54, found a lump while bathing and scraped away the scar to remove the decades old bullet.
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Siurgy
Fred Kaddatz
Kaddatz
France
Chiang Kai-shek elected China’s president by landslide vote
In Nanking on April 19 Chiang Kai-shek was chosen as China’s first constitutional president in 4,000 years. Delegates cast 2,430 votes for Chiang and 269 for Chu Cheng, with secret balloting.
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China
Sun Yat Sen
National Assembly
Chiang
Chu Cheng
Judicial Yuan
Match Struck After Collision Sets Fire to Bridge
ORANGE Texas April 19 A highway bridge on Highway 90 east of Orange caught fire after a collision between two cars. One owner struck a match to inspect his car and a witness said the flame spread to gasoline leaking from a vehicle. Verdis Sands an Orange fireman was overcome by smoke but revived. Several firemen received burns and one person involved was seriously injured.
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Verdis Sands
Cne
Jews Repel Attack on Supply Road Near Jerusalem
Dispatches from Neve Yaacov say Jewish defenders held the settlement against an assault led by Arab armored cars. Neve Yaacov lies five miles north of Jerusalem and controls a highway into an Arab-held triangle toward Haifa.
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Neve Yaacov
Palestine
Haifa
Pulling Train Emergency Cord Caused Wreck Kills 24
Police said a soldier in a rush to get home admitted he pulled the emergency cord, causing a wreck that killed 24 people. The incident occurred as a spring storm produced snow, rain, and wind across Wyoming and disrupted travel. Eleanor Roosevelt departed Brussels for Holland, while London announced new talks among the United States Britain and France on Western Germany's future.
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Britain
France
Train collision near Winsford causes seven coach damage
An unscena bled stop at Winsford leads to a high speed mail train striking a slower train from the rear. Seven coaches on the slower train were crushed in the impact, damaging all cars and triggering emergency responses.
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Winsford
Rebels Battle Loyalists In Streets Of Costa Rica
In Cartago Costa Rica on April 19 reports say a street battle raged in San Jose the capital about 15 miles east of here. The fighting involves forces led by Figures a leader of the army of liberation who claims Cartago as capital of his second republic and the loyalist forces defending the capital city.
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Cartago
San Jose
Here
Army of Liberation
el Cartago
Air Crash in New Guinea Kills 37 on Takeoff
A civilian plane crashed on takeoff from Lae airstrip in New Guinea killing 37 people. The victims include 53 New Guinea natives being transported to work in the Bulolo gold fields.
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Sydney
Australia
Lae
Bulolo
Italy Votes Close After Two Day Ballot In Postwar Clash
Italians cast about 90 percent of 29 million eligible voters as polls closed after two days of voting amid a Western Russian clash in Europe. Police and armed watchers guarded streets while radio tanks patrolled. Vatican backed the Christian Democratic party of Premier De Gasperi.
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Europe
Russia
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Milan
Pius XII
Vatican
Christian Democratic Party
de Gasperi
Atomic weapons test rumors from Bikini and Los Alamos report
A fragmentary page notes claims of an enhanced atomic device and a possible deep water Bikini Atoll test. It says two bombs were tested there, one air dropped and another exploded underwater, with David E. Lilienthal and others stating improvements at Los Alamos NM lab over time.
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David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
Fish Rodeo Opens Eligibility for Extra Prizes
The Fish Rodeo announces eligibility for additional prizes including Joe Palooka and Dixie Du categories. All fishermen are eligible for the expanded prize pool, while only members of the organization may compete in the remaining divisions.
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Dixie du
Amaillo
Contempt ruling in coal strike case sparks legal debate
Judge Goldsborough upholds criminal contempt finding against Lewis and hints at civil contempt on a technicality while weighing lighter punishment. Government seeks Taft-Hartley injunction as coal mine shutdown continues. union plans likely appeal to the Supreme Court amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Goldsborough
Lewis
Supreme Court
Justice Department
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