Market Report ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK Nov Market Summary
National Stockyards report shows hogs uneven, weights over 170 lbs opening steady to 28 lower, later 25-50 lower. sows and boars mixed with prices ranging from 21.50 to 23.50 for hogs, cattle steady to higher on several classes, calves and yearlings showing solid gains, cows mixed with many lower grades at 9.00-14.00, and sheep market not fully established with limited demand and prices around 21.50 to 22.40 for top lot offerings.
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CCC liquidates cotton holdings. equity payments planned
Memphis Nov 5 The Commercial Appeal cotton writer Gerald L Dearing reports the Commodity Credit Corporation has liquidated its remaining cotton holdings and will issue about 1 000 000 equity payment checks to producers by June end Unredeemed cotton turned in to CCC is peeled and sold with profits returned to producers Equity payments will cover peeled cotton from 1941 to 1945 and the CCC now has only cotton on loan from the current crop still redeemable
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Senate deadlock in 96 seat election bets
Washington observers note a possible 15-15 split in the 96 seat Senate, creating a tie that would leave the governing power in question. Current party distribution shows Democrats 56 and Republicans 39 with a Progressive presence not specified.
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G A First Baptist Church Met Monday Night
The G As of the First Baptist church met at the church on Monday evening for its regular monthly meeting. Circle 3 of the W M S served a delightful supper. Miss Marietta Downs led the program with support from Miss Vivald Thrash. Miss Mary Elizabeth Coleman presided as counselor and Miss Annie Sue Andres offered the closing prayer.
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Independence court clears docket in Democratic primary irregularities
Batesville Arkansas November 4 The Independence circuit court found no convictions in July primary irregularities case. Judge Bene instructed innocent verdicts for five election officials in Union township and dropped remaining charges. Over 20 names were initially charged by a veteran backed better government group. Little Rock November 5 Budgets for 1947 seek salaries above 8400 for non constitutional state posts. State hospital superintendent requests 7500 yearly. 5000 had been the ceiling for non electives.
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Swindle Probe Ties Nickel Case to Rappaport Scheme
Miami police say Nickel may be victim of smarter swindlers who kept most loot. District attorney says Rappaport planned the $75,000 monthly fraud after forming Ultima Optical Co. He recruited Milstein and Collins, then froze them out. About 28.254 billion passengers rode urban transit in 1945.
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