Livestock Market Sways Amid Strike Threats at Los Angeles
At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards on April 13 1948 strike threats weighed on the livestock trade. Receipts were light early week then rose modestly as the wage dispute neared settlement for independent houses. Steers and heifers moved slowly with limited gains. cows bulls and calves firmed modestly. Lambs and yearlings showed some strength but overall demand remained uneven amid market uncertainty.
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Barrett Urges Swift Wyoming Reclamation Funding
Frank A Barrett told the Interior Appropriations Committee on April 9 that Wyoming reclamation projects need quick construction funding. He urged $30 million in the next fiscal year for Green River Basin works, Eden Valley, and nearby units, noting power shortages and rising public-lands receipts as support.
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