Cattle prices peak at Chicago market on New Year
Prices across commodities rose in Chicago and nationwide with cattle futures climbing to a yearly high. Live cattle and hogs advanced while wheat and corn surged. butter and flour prices followed the upward trend as government export plans and a Truman food campaign influenced buying.
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Maritime union hearings criticize Truman and Wallace bid
The National Maritime Union at its sixth biennial convention in New York on October 1 heard criticism of President Truman and a push for a third party with Henry Wallace. National Secretary Ferdinand Smith said Truman invited Congress to pass labor control laws that led to Taft-Hartley and noted the veto lacked a concerted effort to gather enough Democratic votes to sustain it. He linked rising third party interest to public dissatisfaction with big business in the major parties.
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Max Goldenthal Named to Compensation Post
Governor McConaughy announced the appointment of Max Goldenthal of West Hartford as state unemployment compensation commissioner at large for a five year term beginning January 1, 1948. He will handle cases across all five districts and was formerly a temporary commissioner. The governor also reappointed Carl A. Lundgren of Ansonia for five years starting January 1, and named Eugene M. Davis of Manchester to the State Board of Examiners in Optometry for three years, succeeding James P. Houlihan of Torrington, with Russell W. Johnson of Stratford reappointed.
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Bond heist ends as man loses cash after bank sale
In Fort Wayne ind george kayser cashed war bonds at a bank and received 850 dollars. Minutes later after exiting a crowded elevator he realized the money was missing from his pocket. A fragment of the report notes a burning paper match as a clue in the brief incident.
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Mission of National Guard Outlined to Lions Club
Lieut. Col. John D. Mead described the National Guard’s peacetime mission and emergency roles to Bridgeport Lions Club at the Stratfield Hotel. He noted pay, training, field summers, and recreation. discussed past unit history and the push to recruit 88 888 nationally, 300 in Bridgeport, by November 16. The talk framed the 242nd A A A Group’s drive to double its strength, with Gen. Russell Y. Moore introducing the speaker.
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