Senate Debate Opens Over Labor Action Split
Dozen southern Democrats back a GOP substitute to the Taft Hartley administration bill. The Taft Donnell Smith plan would change 28 provisions but its sponsors insist the core law remains intact.
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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1949
Page
11
Dozen southern Democrats back a GOP substitute to the Taft Hartley administration bill. The Taft Donnell Smith plan would change 28 provisions but its sponsors insist the core law remains intact.
A lengthy ledger of real estate transfers records numerous parcels and properties traded among individuals and firms in Kenosha County. Transfers include addresses in Pleasant Prairie Somers Salem Randall Wheatland Bristol and Pleasant Prairie among others, with buyers and sellers paired across a wide range of local titles and trusts.
Renegette and wife transfer to Ernest H. Parenti. Joseph B. Bergman to Byron E. Wilcox and wife. Frances Basmeta to Werner Trost and wife at 7010 38th Ave. Richard Sorensen and wife to Lyle Holden and wife. Celia Richter to Bernhold Weber and wife. Jerry Hanzlik to Thomas Kosatka Jr. and wife at Salem Kenosha County. Paul Rozmier ski and wife. Peter Wheeler and wife to Landon Woo and wife at 2518 76th St. Information by Newberry Abstract Co.
Pleasant Prairie diary records numerous weekend calls and dinners. Guests include Mrs Mamie Nauta of Waukegan and Norman Marsh of Bristol. Kenosha visitors Gus and James Gunderson. the Nehls cottage gathering at Lake Shangri La. and Ed Winek Memorial Day visitors from South Kenosha.
Livestock and Produce Prices report shows salable hogs 8 500 at steady to weaker on heavy weights, top hog prices 22.25 for 180 220 lb, cattle 17 000 salable and calves 1 000 with steers and heifers weak, cows weak to 50 cents lower, vealers steady to 1.00 lower, hogs and sheep prices detailed by weight and quality, stockers and feeders steady, spring lambs 29.50 to 31.00 for No 1 stock.
A broad stock market decline pushed prices lower with losses of fractions to multi points. The Associated Press 60 stock average neared May 1947 and 1945 bottoms as volume surged to around 1.4 million shares. Grains and cotton followed the downturn while rail bonds also eased.
Associated Press reports Milwaukee cattle hogs calves and sheep with bids for hogs 14 to 22 as weights vary. Cattle show weak tone with steers 18 to 26 and cows 16 to 20 while calves bring 15 to 30 and sheep 7 to 32 dollars per hundredweight.
A compiled list shows eggs in large 46 mid 42 and large 38 receipts 4142. Butter Creamery extras 59. Live poultry paying prices in Milwaukee with heavy hens 29 light hens 31 leghorn hens 26 others. Cabbage Large crate 2.75-3.00 50 lb sacks 2.25-2.50. Potatoes Idaho russet burbanks 6.15-6.25 bakers 6.40-6.50 New potatoes California long whites 4.35-4.75 size B 3.25-3.40 Dakota chiefs 6.00-6.25. Onions new Texas yellows sacks 2.50-2.75 jumbos 3.00.
Notice announces a special communication Tuesday evening June 7 at 7 30 o clock by Southport Lodge No 343 A M M with work in the M M degree. Memorial for Martin F Zoeliner W M is included.
Market unsettled entries cover trucks and prices for hens broilers fryers and ducks with weights and breeds listed. Butter carrots eggs potatoes and cheeses noted with prices and demand, including track and street sale figures and U S farming products.
The Guzauskas family thanks friends neighbors pallbearers and all who offered cars and flowers and expressed sympathy after the loss of their wife and mother. Joseph Guzauskas and Family express heartfelt gratitude for support during their bereavement.
We express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the loss of our husband, father, son and brother. Mrs. Vernon Seelhoff and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rambow and family.
Classified notice for J. E. Cosentino offering memorials from the World's largest memorial manufacturer. Located at 3520 14th Ave with phone numbers 28652 or 7718.
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