Broad gains pace on market as aircraft and radio lead
Market totals show aircraft, radio and video stocks among top risers with gains across many groups. Volume fluctuated near one month highs as investors priced in anticipated settlement progress on coal and steel strikes and awaited congressional funding for aviation.
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Allouate
Noo
Ais
Associated Press
Air Force
Senate
Radio Corporation
Rson
Baemerican Broadcasting
Vox
Zenith
Douglas Aircraft
Sen Prettdal Lnueetbotta Eas Rite
Consolidated
Vultee T
Santa Fe
York
FASTEETH Promises Firmer Teeth With Odor Control
FALSE TEETH users are urged to try FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that keeps plates firm and makes eating talking more comfortable. It promises no gummy taste or paste like feel and claims to reduce denture odor. Available at any drug store.
Lost Ring Returns To Owner After Patchwork Path
Mrs. Mathilda Brunner lost a $3,000 diamond ring from her handbag a week earlier. The ring passed through several hands after being found by Mrs. Clotilde Martin who turned it into police then lost it on the way. Miss Sophie Murphy later found it in a cafeteria and handed it to the manager. The manager recalled Mrs. Martin showing it to friends and the chain of calls followed. A $100 reward to Mrs. Martin, $20 to Miss Murphy, and Mrs. Brunner reclaimed her ring on Tuesday.
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New York
Mathilda Brunner
Clotilde Martin
Sophie Murphy
Mrs. Brunner
Mrs. Martin
Miss Murphy
Livestock Trade Lively in San Antonio and Fort Worth Market
Livestock activity remained steady with steady to higher cows and strong stocker and calf demand across San Antonio and Fort Worth markets. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep saw variable yet generally steady to modestly higher prices with brisk sales of good and choice beef and feeder categories.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Britain Postpones New Economy Cuts
London report states the Labour Government will delay new measures to cut spending until next Monday. Prime Minister Attlee will outline proposals in Parliament after reconvening from summer recess. Cabinet considered cuts to administrative expenses government buildings and imports from dollar countries affecting gasoline food and tobacco.
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London
House of Commons
Attlee
Poe
United States
Canada
Cotton futures rise on high price support outlook
New York and New Orleans markets rallied as Senate House conferees reached a compromise farm bill boosting prospects of sustained high price supports for cotton. Traders pushed distant months up to 2.60 per bale before profit taking. old crop months gained on mill buying amid hedge selling. September consumption seen at 709.9 bales. stocks near a month’s supply. Weather report noted picking progress slowed in Tennessee and Mississippi valleys due to rain. Texas harvest widespread.
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New York
Senate House
Commission House
Census Bureau
Government
Theennessee
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Cago
Neral
Lucas
Shorts
Washington News
Mom s Map Leads to Bakery Burglary Loot Search Fails
Long Beach police probed a letter and crude map from a Kansas City woman claiming her son hid 20 000 dollars in a bakery kitchen after a 1944 Los Angeles robbery. No money was found. only metal fragments surfaced amid damp soil. Authorities seek Mrs Bartlett in Kansas City.
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Long Beach
Calif
INS
Kansas City
Kan
Edward Towne
H. Co. Bartlett
Los Angeles
Sonny
William C. Rade
Towne
Ocean Front
Martin
Bartlett
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices and Averages
Galveston spot cotton closed steady with middling at 29.10 to 29.75 cents a pound across grades. Sales totaled 1,850 bales as prices for various classifications ranged from 17.60 to 29.75 cents. The New Orleans price index shows middling 15-16s at 29.57 cents and regional averages near 29.65 cents.
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Galveston
New Eans
Farm Bill Action Spurs Grain Buying
Washington reports farm support bill progress with conferees agreeing, boosting wheat and corn futures briefly as traders hedged before profit taking. Cash grain demand in Port Worth seen fair. No. 2 hard wheat around 2.32 to 2.38, corn 1.39 to 1.41, sorghums 2.18 to 2.23 per 100 pounds, with mixed regional quotes.
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Port Worth
Grain and Cotton Exchange
Texas
Texas Gulf Ports
Magellan Names Tierra del Fuego After Fire for Warmth
National Geographic Society notes that in 1520 Ferdinand Magellan reached the stormy southern tip of South America, naming the land Tierra del Fuego or Land of Fire due to numerous fires kept by indigenous people against the cold.
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Magellan
South America
Tierra del Fuego
Land of Fire
National Geographic Society
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