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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
14
AP notes market fluctuations with wheat and soybeans unevenly bid as shipments move through major terminals. Prices for July wheat and oats were shown, with some shifts in futures and local quotes across Kansas City and SAC regions reflecting demand and supply dynamics.
Wall Street rose as prices advanced about 1 to 2 points with gains across major sectors. Trading remained thin with about 1,200,000 shares changing hands as markets marked another year high.
Market items listed include Wheal at 1 84 per bushel and Oats at 32 per cwt. Butterfat values noted, with Leghorn hens and colored hens listed by weight and price. Leghorn springs 3 lbs and over priced. under 2% lbs priced at 10 cents and 28 cents for colored fry.
Washington reports 180 people treated for heat exposure as temperature neared WY degrees. One frost bite victim identified as A. Cast of Rothville Missouri after hand stuck to an ice tray while reaching for a drink. Firefighters freed her hand and she received first aid.
The article lists results from multiple leagues and cities including Pacific Coast, Southern, and Pioneer circuits. Notable items mention Milward Enfant Kiutrsas, Detonaiepalts International League, and teams like Memphis, Shreveport, and Salt Lake City. Tennis and other sports blur together with unclear spellings and scattered names, creating a mosaic of standings and match notes.
In the opening round of the National Women's Open a par 61 surfaced with Canodiate Presa and Patty Bays among notable mentions. Tateda Ed Olver Park Ford led a two point edge in a tourney described with mixed sport notes across tennis and golf events.
Rumors swirl around Ray Robinson and referee Jules Hielitstein after both collapsed in heat at Yonker station Wednesday night. Medical staff report recovery. promoter statements suggest cautious optimism as plans discuss future bouts and a Paris trip for the lantern event.
Weld County Livestock Commission Company reports a modest Monday sale with mixed cattle calves veal hogs and feeder pigs. Consignments welcome via Weld County Livestock Commission Company promising better market and top facilities for handling and selling stock.
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