Market News Shows Mixed Gains After Tuesday Decline
The market recovered from Tuesday losses with gains in many issues though volume remained light. The Associated Press average rose to 59.6 with notable risers including Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Caterpillar and Westinghouse while several failures like American Talid and Electric Power & Light dropped from the list. Wheat and cattle markets moved unevenly across Kansas City and Chicago with modest cash and futures shifts and continued livestock trading activity at National Stockyards and Kansas City.
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York
Ita Fed
Associated Press
Steal
Youngstown Sheet
Tube
General Motore
Chrysler
D. & Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar ‘Tractir
Cursiss- Wright
Schenley
Megnovox
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidateds Natural Gas
Kennecott Copper
American Smeltrog
Westinghouse Electric
Dat Font
Zastman Kodak
Radio Corp
W. S. Gyptuns
International
Southern Railway
Pires Stone Tire
Adotirat Corp
American Talesphant
Electric Power & Light
Internactions
Mickelair
N.Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Twentieth Century-Fox
Kansas City
Kakbas City
API
EPA
Imedium
Beadehalte
Chicago Grath
Chicago
Ledey
True
Aetsonal
Oklaoma Agid
Community Credit Corporation
Mitchcock
Texas
Agricuttors Department
Merlin
Kangaa City
Shirtwaist Dress Pattern and Baking Tips
Sewing pattern details for a shirtwaist dress by Sue Burnett with multiple sizes and fabric requirements, plus instructions to send 25 cents for Pattern No. 8471 and free pattern in the Spring Summer Fashion issue. Also includes kitchen preparation advice before following a new recipe and baking tips.
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Sut Burnett
Jefferion City Daily Capital
News
Americas
New York 19
Convicted Murderer Escapes Church Farm
Landrey, 64, an inmate at the Church prison farm, escaped early yesterday. State Highway Patrol authorities describe him with blue eyes gray hair and slender build. Landrey was sentenced to life for first degree murder in Marion county.
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Onuis Landrey
Church
Landrey
Marion County
Brannan reshapes PMA group in Missouri state office
Secretary Charles Brannan fired one PMA member and promoted two to advisory posts in Missouri. New PMA committee members Ed Caldwell Calvin Holloway and Hilton Bracey bring deep farming and legislative experience. Former chair Phil M Smith was dismissed amid reported policy disagreements.
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Charles Brannan
Missouri Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Brennan
Missouri
Phil M. Smith
Williamsburg
M. R. Rowland
Caruthersville
the Nations
Femisner County
Bracey and
Halloway
PMA
Caldwell
Missouri General Assembly
Smith
C. W. Sheppard
Brannan
Insect and symbol clues tied to mind and myth
A cryptic grid blends insect references with mythic and chemical symbols, assembling a word puzzle that spreads across vertical and horizontal clues. Answering requires matching Latin and common names, elemental symbols, and color hints to complete the grid.
Brucellosis Undulant Fever Spread From Animals
Brucellosis or undulant fever affects about 4000 US cases yearly with diagnosis often missed in chronic forms. The disease passes from hogs, cattle, sheep, and goats through contact or milk, with skin and blood tests aiding detection. Pasteurized milk and animal eradication reduce risk, while treatment remains largely unsuccessful though streptomycin and sulfa combos show promise.
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Jordan
M. D
NEA
United States
Undl
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Do sclerosis of mastoid cells and chronic otitis differ
The physician notes that sclerosis of the mastoid cells and chronic otitis media are not identical terms but usually stem from the same chronic ear infection. The infection often affects deeper ear structures and the mastoid processes behind the ear.
Lower Pork Prices Seen This Fall in St Louis
In St Louis on June 28 AP reports H D Wright manager of the Producers' Live stock Marketing association at National Stockyards predicted that housewives can expect cheaper pork prices this fall. The forecast follows market trends and statements from the national stockyards official.
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Lune
T&t
Atchison
Andy
Carysler
Wood
ALS
Packard
Panhandle
Penn
Plymouth
Safewar
Stewart-Warn Seed
Texas Co
US Steel
Wilson & Co
Curtis Wrighe
Carl U
Aliddie
St Regis
Worth Amer
Chrysler
Etta
Anke
Jafi— Brocke
Hlanty
Cuicago
Danksnary Vidle
St, Louis
H. D. Wright
Producers’ Livestock Marketing Association
National Stockyards
Death notice for William Henry Maasen at Fulton Hospital
William Henry Maasen aged T1 years died at Fulton Hospital on June 27. He lay in state at Morton Chapel in Linn, Missouri. Funeral services will be at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Loose Creek Friday morning at o'clock, Rev. Msgr. John Mosier presiding. Burial in the new parish cemetery. Friends may meet at Morton Chapel Thursday evening at o'clock for the rosary.
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Henry
Fulton Hospital
Mr. Maasen
Morton Chapel
Linn
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Loose Creek
John Mosier
New Parish
Kiso
Louis
Mt. Sterling
Ryers Evangelical Church
Frez
Ryers
Morton
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