Fort Worth and Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed On Week
Fort Worth market shows slaughter cattle unevenly steady to 50c lower, fat calves down, stocker cattle steady, hogs and sows higher, yearling wethers up to 50c. Chicago reduces weights and overall market softer, feeders mixed, vealers steady to $1 higher, steers and cows weaker.
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Gan Antonio
Ss Ag
Alves
Fort Worth
Eek
Fort Orth
Chicago
USDA
Heavy-Footed Advance Lifts Stocks Slightly
New York trading on January 27 sees a heavy footed advance lifting stock prices fractionally while overall interest remains tepid. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gains modestly, with utilities supporting some gains while volume remains light at around 1 billion shares. Bethlehem Steel and several major issues start with mixed attributions as market activity shows cautious, subdued trading.
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Segaion
Associated Press
Atvidu
Noarticul
Peeeae Morales Betlehem Steel
Quente
Ory
Pettlehom
Chem
Sapeert
Arka
Nateon
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Pitt Brewine
Niagara
Hudson Wer
Unite
Eh & Railway
Engprangerd Power & taiser-Frazer
Freeport
National Air Aviation Gypsum
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
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Genee
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Europe
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Eultzerland
Argentina
Mexico
Billy Rose Safe Looted of Gems
Three armed robbers forced entry to Billy Rose’s Beekman Place home in New York and absconded with a safe containing about 100000 dollars in jewels and valuables. They passed up over 500000 dollars in paintings and antiques and about 250000 dollars in jewelry worn by Mrs Eleanor Holm.
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New York
INS
Billy Rose
Rose
Eleanor Holm
Beekman Place
James MacDonald
MacDonald
Mrs. Rose
Charges of Turkey Swindle Dropped
John C. Faust was freed of mail fraud charges in a case the government argued was a large swindle of turkey egg growers in the southwest. Judge Thomas J. Clary ordered he be freed of all accusations after a 12 day trial with witnesses from Texas and Oklahoma.
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Philadelphia
John C. Faust
Southwest
Thomas J. Clary
Faust
Cora
Penny
Lancaster
Texas
Oklahoma
Fausts
Ephrata
Woman Transformed Into Man Marries Schoolfriend
A young woman who became a man after operations at Yonkers Professional Hospital has married a former girlhood friend. The bride, an elevator operator, knew the groom as "Joan" before surgery and "John" afterward. Doctors say he, in male dress, may become a father.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Joan
Yonkers Professional Hospital
John
New York
Tennessee
Watermelon Juice Bank Plans Revealed in Arkansas
Little Rock will stockpile watermelon juice for emergencies next year as Cliff Bulloch of Home Ice Company plans to freeze large quantities. The move follows nationwide appeals for watermelon juice as a diet for kidney patients. Bob Bibby of American Airlines notes he has shipped melons to a Kingsport child and Knoxville hospital and has more offers from local residents if needed.
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Bob Bibby
American Airlines
Cliff Bulloch
Home Ice Company
Bibby
Kingsport
Tenn
Knoxville
Calvin Jones
C. P. Newby
Barge Blast Shakes Louisiana Capitol In Mississippi River
An empty barge exploded near the Louisiana Capitol in Baton Rouge injuring four men, all Negro, with one seriously hurt. The blast fractured windows in the 36 story capitol and annex, near a gasoline barge and at the site of a prior week’s deadly blast. Police suspect the barge carried gasoline or explosive chemicals.
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Baton Rouge
Mississippi River
Louisiana Capitol
Robert A. Bogan
AFL urged to organize nearly two million Texas workers
J L Rhodes of Atlanta urged organizing about two million unafilliated Texas workers. He spoke to 400 Texas State Federation of Labor members during a closed meeting marking Sam Gompers centennial. President William J Harris of Dallas presided as the federation outlined political and organizational plans.
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Texas
Federation of Labor
J. L. Rhodes
Atlanta
Labor Organization
South
Rhodes
Sam J. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William J. Harris
Dallas
Murder Trial Moved From Houston Here
Diego Carlino 28 is to be tried in Austin for murder in the July slaying of Houston restaurant owner and pardoned murderer Vincent Vallone. The venue shift from Houston follows judge Langston G. King ordering the change and selecting Travis County after prosecutors and defense counsel submitted county lists. Vallone was found shot in his car on a rural road near Houston early July.
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Houston
Vincent Vallone
Austin
Langston G. King
Diego Carlino
Vallone
Travis County
A. C. Winborn
Percy Foreman
King
53Rd District Court
J. Harris Gardner
Here
Old gallon measure from Queen Anne era used for wine
An old gallon measure dating to the time of Queen Anne was used to measure wine. The article notes this historic measure as a relic of English wine trading practices.
Statue of Liberty holds Declaration in left hand
The quiz notes a lesser known fact that the Statue of Liberty carries the Declaration of Independence in her left hand and rests with broken chains at her feet, symbolizing liberty and freedom.
Grain Trade Ends With Tired Market Mood
The market shows a tired finish as wheat, corn, and oats fall or hold with thin demand. Wheat led declines with losses around 3 cents, while corn and oats slipped modestly. beans and barley show tepid activity amid government policy talk. Buyers in Britain and Norway purchase small hard wheat amounts, reflecting cautious export interest.
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Great Britain
Norway
Beens & Expan
Ste
Cotton Futures Slump on Sell-Off in New York
Cotton futures posted a sharp midwinter sell-off with declines of 30 to 95 cents per bale on Friday. Nearby deliveries rallied late as mill and export demand reasserted, while new crop positions showed little recovery amid civil rights legislative debates and market uncertainties.
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New York
Commission House
Briggs High School Entered and $15 Stolen
Briggs High School building was broken into on Tuesday night with a door removed from hinges. The burglars entered the office, broke the lock, and took $15. The storage room was entered but no food was reported missing. Superintendent Howard Adare found the burglary Wednesday morning.
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Briggs
Briggs High School
Howard Adare
Azaleas and Gardenias for Sale at Discount Prices
Classified note offers dwarf azaleas at ten per gardenias seven and camellias at 1.79 dollars and up. Local listing highlights low prices for flowering shrubs.
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Tyler
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