Kansas City Livestock and Grain Report August 12
AP USDA notes hogs 2,500 and cattle 15,000 at Kansas City with mixed, active trading. Hogs gain to 6.65, calves and stockers firm. sheep steady. Cattle prices 9.00–11.40 for fed steers. grain futures show slight moves with wheat around 68–70 cents and corn near 66–69 cents in Kansas City and Chicago.
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Wall Street Steadies After Early War Nerves
The market opened with modest gains as steel and other selected industrials steadied after nervousness over new war developments. Prices edged forward at the start backed by quiet resistance in trading.
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Wall Street
New York
Market dips amid air war fears ease later in trading
As England battles intensified, traders trimmed commitments hoping for British resilience. A modest midday recovery followed, with final declines slim. Transfers around 275000 shares. U S Steel and Bethlehem recovered despite industry setbacks. Notable issues included Youngstown Sheet Sears Roebuck Du Pont Westinghouse J C Penney US Gypsum Standard Oil NJ Kennecott Celanese. Rails motors utilities aircrafts narrow. bonds uneven. cotton up 35 to 60 cents a bale.
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Gunfight near Dilton leaves woman dead and two wounded
Sapulpa reporters say Sheriff Lew Wilder questioned two men over a gunfight at Dilton Oklahoma. Jeanne Coffy, 30, widow of a former convict, was killed. Dilton police chief Ben Clark and Hall were wounded. Hall remained in serious condition. Two men arrested last night may be Carl Dickinson or Joe Lovelace, both prison escapees.
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Okla
Lew Wilder
Dilton
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Carl Dickinson
Nebraska
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Lovelace
Bill Hart
Oklahoma
Jeanne Co
Communist Party Banned From Arizona Elections
The Arizona secretary of state banned the Communist party from the September 10 primary and November general elections. Governor Bob Jones voiced full support. The party must seek a mandamus to challenge the action or to gain ballot access with county boards.
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Ariz
Communist Party
Morris Graham
Arizona
Bob Jones
Dan Garvey
Harry M. Moore
Cold storage for wheat advises seed germination aid
Pratt Kansas August 12 CP Wheat kept in cold storage for a few days before planting in late August or early September yields better seed. County Farm Agent L E Crawford notes tests show germination improves when soil and air are cool and that warm temperatures cause thin stands. A two to three day cold storage period can prevent this.
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L. E. Crawford
VFW to Sponsor Open Meeting August 19
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an open meeting Monday August 19 at 8 p.m. to welcome three newly naturalized citizens. Gus Kieburt district commander and Mick Salmon assistant department inspector both of Kansas City will attend as guests.
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Mick” Salmon
Kansas City
Kansas Artist Pi-Leo L Courtney Dies at 50
Pi-Leo L Courtney a commercial artist and treasurer of the Kansas Federation of Art died at his Wichita home after a long illness. Survived by his widow and a son. The piece notes classifieds offer quick room or home rentals.
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Federal migratory waterfowl season extended to sixty days
Washington announced a 60 day hunting season for ducks geese coots and jacksnipe up from 45 days last year with longer shooting hours. Regulations set zone dates by region and list states in northern intermediate and southern zones. Bag limits remain two days per season with a 3 percent daily cap on specific canvas hacks thol heads buffleheads and ruddy ducks and double possession limits.
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New KU Pharmacy Dean Arrives to Begin Work
Dr. J Allen Reese newly appointed dean of the University of Kansas school of pharmacy arrives on campus to assume duties in September. A 34 year old executive, he succeeds L D Havenhill who served 40 years in the division before resigning July 1. Reese holds bachelor and master degrees from Virginia and a PhD from Florida, and serves on national committees with extensive Virginia and Florida laboratory work.
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Virginia
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Marrie
Mix-Up in Ceremonies at Lincoln Churches
Mr and Mrs Emil Reike attended a friend's wedding at First Presbyterian in Lincoln but a stranger led the procession with an unfamiliar groom. They escaped pretending illness and attended the correct ceremony at Second Presbyterian. The notice ends with a reminder to forward Journal-World copies to summer addresses.
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Emil Reike
Dan Cupid
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Time enemy is time Patterson says defense industry needs cooperation
Washington August 12 Rob ert P Patterson assistant secretary of war warned that consolidation of American industry for defense will take at least a year and that time is the principal enemy Our aim is adequate preparedness on the supply front but free men must unite in a determined effort to win common gains not be compelled A national defense survey said voluntary cooperation will drive contract completion and that war and navy departments should set up contract preference classifications for delivery order.
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Robert P. Patterson
Army Industrial College
Patterson
National Defense Commission
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Error Almost Loses Nomination for Sheriff
Abilene Kansas August 12 an error nearly cost Frank C Ghver the Democratic nomination for Dickinson county sheriff. His opponent Harry Fuller gained five votes in one precinct due to a clerical mistake that turned a 3 into a 5 and then into 53 during the official count.
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Kan
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Dickinson County
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Ghrer
Kansas Board Publishes Hybrid Seed Corn Guide
The Kansas state board of agriculture releases an August bi monthly report detailing hybrid seed corn law, fraud protection, and binding twine requirements. It includes a table of test results under the statute and is available free from the State Board of Agriculture in Topeka.
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