City to widen 10th Street in Lawrence Kansas plan
Lawrence Kansas Governing Body approves widening the paved portion of 10th Street from Massachusetts to Vermont to 50 feet and reconstructing pavement. Costs to be assessed against adjacent property. plan by City Engineer B M Babb filed with City Clerk. adopted May 26 1941.
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Lawrence
Kansas
10Th Street
10Th
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J. Wm. Stone
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Vermont
Kansa
Lawrence Resolution 1776 paving 3rd Street in Lawrence Kansas
The Lawrence city government adopts Resolution No 1776 to grade and pave 3rd Street from Indiana Street to Mississippi Street with costs assessed to adjoining properties under Kansas law. Plans by City Engineer B M Babb are on file. The action is dated May 28 1941 and published May 25 1941 in the Journal-World.
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Lawrence Dairy Journal-World
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Mississippi Street
Lawrence
Kansas
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E. Attest
J. Wm. Stone
Wheat market gains spark futures rally on quota and loan plan
Chicago prices rose as farmers approved the government loan program to restrict new crop movement under a marketing quota. Wheat closed 13-17 cents higher. Kansas City futures gained up to about three cents. Open interest hit 42,017,000 bushels. Livestock mixed with hogs steady to weak and cattle firm to strong in Kansas City trading.
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New York
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Kansas City Livestock
Ap-Usda
Arizonas
Texas
Estimated Livestock Receipts Scheduled for Tomorrow
Official figures list cattle 4,000 head calves 600 hogs 3,500 and sheep 5,000 for tomorrow’s market.
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Kansas City
USDA
Grain quotes drift higher at Kansas City market
Kansas City wheat and corn prices rise with No. 2 dark hard wheat at 89 1?4 cents and July futures up 4 cents. No. 2 hard and dark hard up 24 to 34 percent over, while No. 2 white corn climbs about 4 to 5 cents over on the day.
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Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City
Chicago Potato Market Report June 2
AP USDA Chicago market notes show potato arrivals and on track totals. Prices listed include U S No 1 California long whites at 2 40 per cwt and Bliss Triumphs in several states, with old stock and U S No 1 1 75 to 2 10 for Idaho and Minnesota North Dakota commercial quality.
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U.S
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Old Stock
Idaho
Russel Burbanks
Minnesota
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Bliss
Kansas City Produce Prices Report
Kansas City market data for June 2 shows eggs at firsts 2344 and current receipts 221. Poultry figures list hens 13 17, broilers 16 17, springs 15 17 percent, old roosters and stags 1014 1114, geese 7, ducks 8 10, tom turkeys 12 15, hen turkeys 11 16, germ Ne 1 32, and creamery butter quality unspecified.
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Kansas City
Springs
Grain and Livestock Prices Placed in Local Markets
Wheat 77, yellow corn 62, white and mixed 60 per bushel. Butterfat No 135 No 232. Poultry prices listed for hens under 4 pounds 12 over 4 pounds 15 roosters 6 S8 springs L 16. Eggs 21. Hogs 9.10.
Government Bonds New York Closing Bonds Report
Government bond prices led by Treasury 3s at 58 51 112.21 in New York trading on June 2 according to AP.
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Treasury
Wall Street Holds Narrow Gains Amid War News
The day on the New York exchange showed small advances around midday with a choppy session and light trading. Major movers included U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel, while Consolidated Edison and Pacific Gas slipped to new lows and Consolidated Aircraft reached a new high. Cotton rose up to 15 cents a bale.
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Drunkenness Fines Led to Jail Time in Police Court
Leonard Allen Mack Bruce Ralph Eager Chris Martinez and Joe Halloway were fined five dollars each for drunkenness in police court this morning. Allen Bruce and Eager were committed to the county jail upon failure to pay their fines.
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Wheat farmers approve marketing quotas under farm act
Washington reports wheat producers join cotton and tobacco groups to grant the agriculture department authority to control sales this year. Referendum results show 397 559 for and 96 223 against quotas, with loans set at 85 percent of parity for eligible farmers.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Great Britain
Kansas farmers approve wheat quota plan in referendum
In 105 counties Kansas voters approve the wheat marketing quota plan by 69 849 to 18 512 about 79 5 percent with a potential 11 000 challenged votes. Total Kansas turnout nears 100 000 as AAA officials hail farmer interest. plan allows 85 percent parity loan and supports a crop valued around 165 million dollars.
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AAA
Wheat Growers Rally After AAA Payment Boost
Farmers push for higher crop support as wheat payments lift values above a dollar per bushel. Local growers cite AAA subsidies shaping market prices and urging continued aid.
Supreme Court rules federal Denison Dam constitutional
The court held that building the Denison dam across the Red River to produce power and control floods is constitutional. Justice Douglas delivered the decision with no dissent. Oklahoma Governor Phillips had argued the power component violated state rights and would flood about 100000 acres, destroying roads and bridges.
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Supreme Court
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Denison
Red River
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Oklahoma
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Justice Department
Fire in Jersey City Ravages Waterfront Stock Yard
A 24 hour blaze along Jersey City's waterfront destroyed an eight story grain elevator and engine house a cattle pen and hay loft nine barges and 18 freight cars with several hundred cattle killed. Police coast guard and FBI ruled out sabotage and cited smoking ruins as the likely cause.
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Supreme Court rules market lease inducement violates law
Washington June 2 The supreme court held that giving cash rental credit or reduced rents to induce leasing a new Kansas City Kansas market violated federal law Justice Reed announced a 4 to 8 decision in a dispute between Kansas City Missouri merchants and railroads versus Kansas City Kansas and the Union Pacific railroad. Greek Cabinet Is Revised Cairo Egypt June 2 The Greek government in exile resigned today and resignations were accepted by King George II with Emmanuel Tsouderos remaining as premier and taking foreign affairs and finance portfolios.
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British Troops Withdrawn From Crete Lose War Material
British imperial troops pulled out of Crete reportedly lost all their war material as German radio announced today. The report notes the withdrawal occurred by June 2 in Crete, with German coverage confirming the loss of materiel.
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