Wall Street stocks end rough day amid late bids
Wall Street traded unevenly as last minute bids left many issues modestly higher while heavy tax offerings weighed. The Associated Press index rose about a point for the week, with steel stocks buoyed by expectations of higher mill activity and motors and rails showing activity. Foreign exchange and commodity notes followed, with copper and tin steady and various metals trading in narrow ranges.
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Bernard
Associated Press
Chicago Market Saloes and Farm Commodities Report
Market notes on arrivals shipments and supplies for potatoes and onions with prices for Idaho Nebraska Colorado Minnesota and Wisconsin varieties. Butter and eggs market details show receipts steady prices for creamery and graded eggs, plus Montana stock quotes and sugar price as of December.
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Saloes
Chicago
Usday
U. S
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cobblers
Wisconsin
Chippewas
Wool Market Boston Developments Show Modest Activity
In Boston the wool market was moderately active with fine combing Ohio Delaines selling mostly 44 to 46 cents in grease. Bright wool and graded blood types moved in fair quantities around 50 to 51 cents. In New York, wool top futures were quiet with little activity, grease futures closing slightly lower and spot wool tops around 129 dollars per unit.
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Ck Averares
Canadian Control Board
U. S
New York
Great Britain
Coankery Torelen
Boston
Dev
Ohio
Dee
Cetteresley
A& Cent Lowe
Livestock Market Summary from Chicago and Twin Cities
Livestock prices eased and strengthened unevenly across regions with cattle and calves mixed. Slaughter steers and yearlings showed small gains while cows and bulls varied. hogs remained steady to slightly up, and sheep and lambs posted modest increases amid active trading. Regional figures from Chicago, South St. Paul, and Omaha reflect mixed demand, with high-weight steers reaching top bids and lighter hogs trading near steady levels.
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Chicago
USDA
South ST. Tall
South St. Paul
Onala
Omahe
Kendall Commands H. Q. Company promoted to captain
First Lieut Robert M Kendall named captain and ordered to command the headquarters company of the 163rd Infantry Montana National Guard now federal service. A Montana State College graduate and former Bozeman businessman, he previously led the service company in Bozeman while the regiment served under federal orders. The headquarters unit’s home station was Helena.
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Fort Lewis
Wasn
Robert M. Kendall
163Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
Kendall
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montane National Guard
Helena
Fifth Mrs Manville Heads to Reno for Divorce
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Conmy Manville III, formerly Bonita Edwards, en route to Reno to seek a divorce from her husband Manville, age 47, after a brief 38 day marriage. He witnessed her departure at Grand Central while denying any farewell kiss and professing confusion over the split.
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New York
Conmy Manville
Bonita Edwards
Reno
Manville
Grand Central Terminal
Ronnie
Mune Ville
Congressmen Seek Higher Lead Price for Defense Metal
Idaho Democrat Rep. Compton White said a group of congressmen from western states proposed raising lead price from 0.85 to 7.50 cents per pound through the Office of Price Administration to spur higher production for national defense. Producers are urged to work longer hours and open more stopes. a Jan. 5 Washington meeting with price officials is planned with Montana representation. Demand has outpaced supply by about 50 percent, and shortages are expected to grow with the defense program.
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Butte
Compton White
Idaho
Office of Producon Management
Price Administration
Leon Henderson
White
Washington
Carl Travermian
Mining Association of Montana
Montana
Whitt
Toth
Bain and Stout Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Hamilton December 6 Bain Ora Bain and Arthur Stout were sentenced by District Judge Albert Besancon to three years in the state prison for grand larceny Stout was convicted by jury of unlawfully slaughtering a heifer Bain pled guilty shortly before trial Taylor said he would present credit case to Gov Ford and the state prison board within two weeks Bain’s counsel did not indicate further plea plans Cauliflowers in season promoted with a special sale and urged to cook with rich cream sauce and egg yolk mixture.
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State Prison Board
Bain
Shortsighted Labor Leaders Must Be Checked by Arnold Speech
New York, December 6. Assistant Attorney General W. Arnold urged penalties by law against short sighted labor leaders using power for aims outside legitimate labor. He spoke to over 1,000 industrialists at the National Association of Manufacturers closing its 48th congress. He warned of labor extortion, price rises, and harm to independent business and consumers, urging protection and restraint in labor actions while defending collective bargaining.
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Alaska
American Power & Ight
American Power & Lighs
American Power & Light
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Pel, & Tel
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Baldwin
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Shenabenshararssia
Bethlehem
AUPE
Ereurseeternntermermees
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Tsapehatet
Burroughs
Ts Buite
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Canade
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J. B
Perermieneseves
Lwoo
Cerro de Pasen
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Columbia
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Southern Corp
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Au Grane Co
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Sateas
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Thurman W. Arnold
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Congress of Americas
Fire chute tested in San Diego for rapid evacuation
A test shows an evacuator chute replacing the old fire net at a sunlit park. Firemen man the canvas trough as victims slide to safety, demonstrating a quicker egress in emergencies.
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San Diego
Boy Kills Friend by Accident in Fearful Burial
In Lowville New York a 11 year old boy admitted that a 13 year old hunting companion was accidentally killed when a .22 gun discharged as the youth climbed a fence. He buried the body fearful of being sent away. District Attorney Dwight N. Duro said no charge has been placed yet.
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Lowville
Dwight N. Duro
Decauss
Dudo
Charles West
Martinsburg
Rev Shea Enters Army as Chaplain in Navy Recruiter Report
Belte Dec. 6. The Rev. Taines Shea, a Butte priest, has entered the navy as a chaplain with the rank of lieutenant, junior grade. Navy Recruiter A. L. Koch reported Father Shea was ordained in 3937 and has served as assistant pastor of churches in Butte and Anaconda.
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Taines
Shea
Nalty
Butte
Navy
Chilain
Leutenant
Geatle
Ree Cruiter
A. L. Koch
Anaconda
Jordan Tribune Reports Jack Rabbit Hunting in Garrieta County
In Garrieta County Montana the Jordan Tribune notes a new enterprise growing sagebrush cattle and jack rabbit hunting. Jack rabbits are sought for meat and fur canning, with local prices and hunting groups patrolling roadways building earnings in the sparsely settled area.
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Montana
Garrieta County
Jordan Tribune
F.o.b. Jordan
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