Market Report Cattle Calves and Hogs Steady to Mixed
Cattle 250 head seen with calves priced steady to stronger on some grades. Medium yearling and heifer values range 27 to 26.50 with beef cows 18 to 21. Canners 12 to 17. Bulls 16 to 22. Stockers scarce. Hogs steady to 35 cents above, feeder pigs 18 to 17.50. Sheep 900 head steady with spring lambs 24 to 25.50 and feeder lambs 20 to 22.50.
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Officer Says Stalin Had Heart Attacks
SALME Mass June 30 Colonel Roland W. Estey USA R writing in the Salem Evening News said Premier Stalin suffered a heart attack June 2 while en route to a conference near Chita. He cited European sources and intelligence as the basis for the report and noted a double replacement during Moscow events.
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Transfusions Aid Man in Fight for Life
William Dillehunt a 37 year old holdup victim in Glendale Calif has received 45 blood transfusions since May 26. Dr Joseph Jelinek at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital has devoted full time to his care. He appeals for blood donors of all types to help the Red Cross banks in Dillehunt s name. The patient has hovered between life and death after being shot in the abdomen.
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Stocks Break Slump To Rally On Truman Korea Action
The New York stock market reversed Friday's losses, posting the largest gain in months after President Truman ordered U S ground troops into Korea. Major issues climbed up to about $20 a share as buying surged, with turnover near 17 million shares. General Motors and several blue chips led the advance amid a brisk, volatile session.
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Soybeans Boosted as July Market Holds Firm Values
July soybeans led a firmer market on the Chicago board, with gains near the 10 cent daily limit amid ongoing Korea tensions. Wheat and corn rose modestly while rye and oats varied, and anticipated cash-bean deliveries of 2.189 million bushels for July futures influenced sentiment.
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Interviewer Strips 18 Workers of Wallets in Baltimore
A bogus interviewer lured 18 construction workers to a downtown Baltimore hotel for radical inspection and kept their valuables. Nine men surrendered wallets totaling 175 dollars before the suspect vanished with the money and the wallets. The group waited about an hour for a doctor that never came.
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Cotton futures swing amid Korea news and end-month cover
Cotton futures moved erratically amid Korea war expectations and end-month covering by mills. Prices rallied on news U S troops to Korea and again on trade party strength, then retreated with profit taking, while spot markets in Galveston and New Orleans showed steady to firmer levels.
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Coroner Rules Self-Inflicted Death in Houston Woman
In Houston on June 30 a coroner's verdict declared Mrs. Kittie Constance Hamm 25 died by her own actions. She was found shot in the head at her former husband Thomas H. Hamm's home after he returned from work. A German pistol belonging to Hamm was found nearby. the couple divorced on June 1 and share a 3-year-old daughter.
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Kittie Constance Hamm
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New Zealand Naval Units Prepared for Korea Call
Auckland June 30. The New Zealand Frigates Tuuivra and Pukaki are being made ready to depart for Korea if needed. The Cruiser Bellong and the Frigate Rotoiti, cruising in the Pacific near the Fiji Islands, may also be sent.
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Hadacol Ad Claims Stomach Relief After Diet Frustration
Memphis reader Alton E. Brazile shares a testimonial about Hadacol curing his stomach distress after diet failures. The ad touts Hadacol as addressing underlying vitamin and mineral deficiencies with trial and large sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50, photo credit 1950 The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Blythe Street
Memphis
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