Aircrafts Show Gain In Market In New York
Stock market edged higher led by aircrafts and non ferrous metals with the Associated Press index hitting a yearly high. Industry shares such as Packard Boeing Studebaker and others advanced while rails utilities and steels showed mixed moves. Corporate bonds fell as government issues rose in price.
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New York
Aren
Associated Press
Packard
Boeing
Studebaker
Howe Sound
Grumman Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Phannecott Copper
International Nickel
Can
Canadian Pacific
US. Steel
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Radio Corp
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Westhouse Electric
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
20Th Century Fox
U. US
Butter and Eggs Market Report from New York
June 1 market notes show steady butter prices with receipts at 707,084 for two days. Creamery butter ranges across grades AA through C and varies from 58 to 55 percent per pound, with wholesale prices listed for fresh cartons.
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New York
Treasury May Cash Position and Debts Report
Washington reports the Treasury cash position for May with a balance of 5 501 970 712 84 and deposits totaling 909 264 411 201 82. Withdrawals and asset figures appear, noting the debt is not subject to statutory limit.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Amazing Relief Available At Taylor's Drag Store
Local cartouche advertises AR PAN EX tablets claimed to ease stubborn pains from arthritis and neuritis. Storefront at 28 Princeton Ave invites customers to see the product today.
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Neuritis
Taylor's Drag Store
Frinceton Ave
Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Reported by USDA
The US Department of Agriculture market summary for Baltimore shows cattle with varied bids: yearlings and steer groups at 22.50 to 24.75, commercial steers around 20.00, select heifers 22.00 to 22.50, stocker steers near 21.75, calves around 22.00 to 25.00, and prime cuts 26.00. Hog prices feature numbers near 28.25 to 20.00 for weights 270 to 300, with sows and odd lots in the low 20s. Sheep and lambs list spring lambs at 15.00 and ewes 3.00–5.00 for pelts.
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USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
The Chicago market shows hogs around 180 to 230 per hundredweight with values 25.00 to 26.00 for 280 to 310 pounds. sows 17.50 to 22.00 for 330 to 600 pounds. Cattle, calves, vealers, and sheep circulate with various ranges: prime and choice steers 23.50 to 26.00, utility cows 13.35 to 15.50, vealers 20.00 to 23.00, and lambs near 100 pounds around 27.00 to 28.00, plus broader canner and butcher brackets.
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Chicago
Jun
Grain and feed prices from Richmond area markets
Richmond and nearby markets report prices for corn No 2 yellow and white shelled, barley, oats, and various feeds. Regions listed include Ashland Petersburg Roanoke Pulaski Norfolk Providence Forge Rockingham Co and Rapidan with varied per bushel and per cwt rates. No clear date beyond June 1 and agency AP VDA.
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Richmond
Thinea'heenrie
Erie Ashland
Garlicky
Auguste Co
Luray
Pules
Raepidan
Rockingham Co
Roanoke
Pulaski
Ashland
Petersburg
Ai Ca
Laray
Norfolk
Rapiden
Rocktataghems
Providence
Rapidan
Rockinbeam Co
Ashlanda
Norisik
Beekeeper Receipts and Wheat and Nail Growth Note
June 1 report shows receipts for winter garlic and red winter garlicky Wheat with 325 783 bushels and corn receipts of 546 733 bushels and oats 4 2 500, rye 4 000 bushels. Fingernails grow about one eighth inch monthly. a new nail takes about 160 days if healthy.
Deer Follows Children to Canyon School
A fawn abandoned last spring at Grand Canyon attracted to local students. Ranger Joe Black found the deer and it has since followed the children to the Canyon school daily, becoming part of their routine.
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Canyon
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Joe Black
Richmond Poultry Prices and Markets Report for June 1
Richmond and Shenandoah Valley markets show eggs and poultry prices steady with heavy receipts. Farm delivered rates in Richmond Roanoke and Troutville list varying prices for large and small eggs, broilers, and heavy hens with per-pound and per-dozen figures and regional comparatives.
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Richmond
VDA
Oah Valley
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg
U. Ss
U. S
U. S&s
Richmon
Roanoke
F.O.B
T. Peewees
P.O.B
Troutville
Breilers
Southern letters to editors largely oppose school ruling
A Atlanta June 14 survey of 15 Southern city newspapers shows Vox Populi not stirred by the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling. Only four cities report heavy letters. most readers oppose the decision, with Virginia’s Richmond seeing the heaviest mail and a noted strong reaction from a Richmond housewife.
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Atlanta
Vox Populi
Supreme Court
Richmond
Louisville
Dallas
Little Rock
Charlotte
Nashville
Tampa
Maimi
Oklahoma City
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Montgomm
Chattanooga
Virginia
the Times
News Leader
America
FCC Bid Seeks Transfer of WHAP Station Control
The Communications Commission was asked to approve a transfer of control of Standard Station WHAP in Virginia to Somer Virginia Broadcasting. The filing was submitted June 1 from Washington.
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Wshington
the Communications Commission
Standard
Sare. Va
Somer Virginia Broadcasting
Governor Opposes Segregation in Virginia Letter Response
Governor Stanley reported about 500 letters on the Supreme Court school segregation ruling, nearly all opposing integration. Most writers urged maintaining Virginia's segregated system, while some urged mixing classes this fall despite official guidance for 1954 55 to continue segregation. Letters arrived from across Virginia and from California Illinois Florida and New York. Arkansas Governor Cherry canceled attendance at a June 10 Southern governors conference but may send a representative.
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Richmond
Stanley
Supreme Court
Virginia
Old Dominion
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
State Board of Education
California
Illinois
Florida
New York
Atty
J. Lindsay Almond
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Cherry
Concord To Offer Advertising Class
Concord College will offer a four year Bachelor of Arts advertising program this fall starting September 1954. The initiative, led by President Virgil H Stewart, aims to train young men and women for careers in advertising and display amid a growing demand. Co-advisers include Arthur, Armbrister, Butcher, and Smith, with support from the Business Education and Art departments.
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Concord College
Virgil H. Stewart
Business
Arthur
Cloyd P. Armbrister
Butcher
Emory W. Smith, Jr
Kentucky Lake Ranked Largest Man Made Lake Worldwide
The article notes Kentucky Lake in western Kentucky as the largest man made lake in the world. It mentions a 2400 mile shoreline and extends 185 miles from Kentucky to Pickwick Dam in Tennessee.
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Kentucky Lake
Kentucky
Pick Wick Dam
Tennessee
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Owens
Armco
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Goodyr
US Star
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Haz Atl Glass
Phillips Pet
Morris Oew
Arner
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Airp
Wes Elec
T&t
Baltimore Livestock
C. R
Superior-Sterling Co
Bluefield, W. VA
Chicago Livestock
Richmond Grain
Kansas City
Dee LP
Baltimore Grain
Farm Bureau
Eastern
Chim
Ferm Bureau Insurance
Capital Street
West Virginia
Lesten
Bluefield
ILE Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Monk
Richmond Poultry
South
FCC
Stanleytown
Henry County
Concord
Fe Modern
Westinghouse
Stinghouse Studio One
U.S
Westinghouse Home
Superior Sterling Company
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