Markets Show Dow Jones Slump Amid Mixed Stock Averages
Merrill Lynch led closing stock averages showing declines across industrials and rails at 1 P.M. as traders watched a broad market dip. Chicago livestock reports indicate steady to higher cattle prices with active hog and sheep markets, while Kansas City notes a generally firmer trend for slaughter cattle and calves.
Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle And Hog Prices
Lower prices sought by buyers while bulls hold steady and stockers strengthen. Feeder steers bring 17.65 to shippers with broad demand. heifers and yearlings 15.00 to 16.50, dealers 14.00 to 16.50, stocker and feeder steers 14.75 to 15.90. Cows 10.00 to 12.90. hogs 1,500 salable, sheep 3,500 total with lambs firm. Wheat pasture bids 14.25. Financials note Liquidatinge at 2.3986, offering 2.63.
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Warranty Deeds and Divorces Listed in District Court
Warranty deeds show transfers for multiple lots and blocks in S J Heights and Original Town with names Irwin Coates McAdoo Rose Cook Cross Abbey Guynes Beets Fisk Flynn Elliott Sims and others. District Court records include four divorces Buckholt Betty Finley and a marriage license for Allen R Click and Leah Joan Hall.
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Earl A. Irwin
Kenneth Coates
A. McAdoo
Milton L. Rose
C. Ter
Rosa Cook
Albert Cross
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Chas A. Fisk
James F. Flynn
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A. G. Elliott
James E. Sims
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J. T. Buckholt
Hazel Maxine Betty
Bob Oran
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Ethel C. Finley
Durwood L. Finley
Allen R. Click
Leah Joan Hall
Notable Pairs Named in Local Notices
The text lists pairs of individuals including Robert Gleason Porter with Lixie Dean Marshall, Henry R Wesley with Kittie E Dunn, Richard D Haines with Mrs. Mary E McAnalley, and Jack Clayton Williams with Dolores June Price, indicating possible notices or acknowledgments.
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Robert Gleason Porter
Lixie Dean Marshall
Henry R. Wesley
Kittie E. Dunn
Richard D. Haines
Mary E. McAnalley
Jack Clayton Williams
Dolores June Price
Truman urges approval of Britain loan to avert trade war
President Truman declared that approving the 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain is essential to avoid trade warfare between nations. He renewed his plea for Congressional ratification after the loan won clearance from the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion advisory board.
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