Poultry, Markets, and Stocks Mixed at New York Trading
The day’s market notes show a mixed session with grains steady and poultry prices hovering. Leghorns and hybrids appear among the stronger poultry trades while steel, motors, and telecoms leaders fade modestly as investors weigh quarterly dividends and strategic movements.
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Tax Tex Co
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New York
Intel
Trker
Cwnena
South Tors
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Rustamern
France Faces Utility Workers Strike Amid Rail Dispute
Public utility workers in France walked out near Paris affecting gas and electricity plants at St Etiene and Montileon amid a broader rail strike. Premier Ramadier ordered requisition to avert a nationwide outage, arbitration was arranged with Paul Granebeum-Rallin, and a 24 hour wage protest loomed. Metro workers prepared a token protest as government prepared to expand transport services to mitigate disruption.
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St. Etiene
Montileon
Paria
Papier
Paul Ramadier
Subway Workers’ Union
Mession
Encaliat
Vincent Auriol
National Railroad Workers Federation
Jobe
Transportation Ministry
Transport
Flood danger passes across Kansas prompts river crest alerts
Kansas streams cooled from weekend heat with falling levels as scattered showers threatened tonight and Tuesday. Marais des Cygnes, Solomon, and Neosho crested in spots. La Cygne and Trading Post rising near bankfull. Forecast calls for partly cloudy, scattered thundershowers with cooler temps. highs 75 to 80, lows 45 to 50. Also notes reunions planned at University of Kansas for Laws clan and other classes during commencement on June 15.
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Topeka
Kansas
Marais Des Cygnew
Solooma
Ottawa
Quenemn
Ita Banka
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LaCygne
Solomon
Releit
Riles
Neosho
Bur-lington
le Rey
Iola
Chanute
Oklahoma
Smoky Hill
A.D. Robb
Robb
Dodge Cry
Goodland
University of Kansas
Memorial Union
Alston McCarty
Denver
D. C. Martindel
Flutchinson
Lawrence
Storm Toll Across States as Floods Continue
Severe weather blankets multiple states with heavy rainfall causing homelessness in Warren Canton and Mercer counties. The Weather Bureau forecasts lingering showers across Minnesota the Dakotas Nebraska and surrounding regions for the next few days with temperatures rising to seasonal highs in Kansas Missouri and southern Minnesota.
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Pate 12
Niles
Farrell
Grove City
Mercer
Warren
Canton
Gregory
Bethany
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nown
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Henge Tho
Wisconsin
Midieat
New
England
Rocky Mountain
Kanaas
Missouri
Proposes Extra Sugar For Home Canning
The agriculture department proposed today that an additional 15 pounds of sugar per person be allocated this year for home canning amid rationing. Jamon H. Marshall, chief of the sugar branch, told the house barring committee that sugar supplies are strained and that removing household concentrate might render rationing ineffective for small industrial users.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Jamon H. Marshall
House
Deaths and Funerals Of Three Kansans
Aubrey Marts 52 died Saturday in a Kansas City hospital. formerly ran a Lawrence restaurant. Funeral 10 a.m. Rumsey funeral home Rev Verian. Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Broat and sister Mrs Eli Schneck, both of Lawrence. Hermane Kaegi 56, wife of George Kaegi, died after brief illness at home in Eudora. funeral 5 p.m. Schubert funeral home. burial in Eudora Cemetery. She had lived in Eudora 56 years. survived by husband and sister Mrs Matt Ziegler of Topeka. Lynn Brodrick, Kansas internal revenue collector, admitted to Sir Francis Hospital and to undergo gall bladder operation. sed in hospital since Sunday night.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Gilbert Verian
Ruria
Oak Hill
Robert Broat
Eli Schneck
Hermane
Amanda) Kaexi
Hermane Kaegi
George Kaeri
Eudora
Schubert Funeral Home
Karl Baur
Kaegi
Matt Ziegler
Topeka
Britain weighs Hungary policy amid Soviet strains
An incomplete British reply discusses Hungary and Argin-Huneanan relations, referencing a possible shift in government policy and hopes for nondeparture from established parliamentary principles. Ambassador Maurice Petersen notes Britain’s strict stance and readiness to provide clarification on wear-related issues.
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Ta Vohinke
Truman Nominates Armour For Diplomatic Position
The White House announced Armour will replace Spruile as diplomat with duties matching Braden's. The nomination comes amid reshuffles, and Armour will serve in the same capacity as Braden. Avers clarified responsibilities remain unchanged with the new appointee.
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Truman
Armour
Spruile
Smu
Braden
Court Handa Down Ruling Opens Insurance Contract Power
Supreme Court split five to four today in a ruling on an insurance claim. Justice Black said the decision opens the way for a single set of insurance contracts to be governed by companies nationwide. The text also notes a secondary point about soil life requiring organic matter including calcium and phosphate.
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Handa
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Jewish protest over Palestine policy slams U N chief
In Lake Succens on June 9 the Jewish agency urged Secretary General Trygve Lie to go beyond his functions and circulate a protest to member nations. The note, submitted May 29, asked Britain to curb feral activity hindering a Palestinian solution and to warn against immigration. The commission prepared to depart for Jerusalem.
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Trygve Lie
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M. [Aieston Staery Commission
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Biite
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Palestine
Muti
Jerusalem
First De Molay Convention Opens in Wichita Since '42
Wichita Kansas June 9 more than 50 DeMolay members attended the Kansas State association meeting and heard Garner E Shriver open sessions. William R Weedward named acting master, Frank Land of Kansas City will speak after conferral of degrees, and TN Clarke Kelly to address attendees. Officers to be elected and installed Tuesday. Left hand injury reported at Stokley fond canery. Rhubarb stems noted as calcium and iron source but leaves contain poisonous oxalic acid. The first US China voyage in 1784 carried over 20 tons of Binseng, postwar shipments resumed despite questions of therapeutic value.
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Kan
Willam R. Weedward
Hutchinson
Kansas State Associat Order of DeMolay
Moore
Garner E. Shriver
Frank
Land of Kansas
United States
China
Maine
Georgia
Markets at a Glance Signals Mixed Trading
Market notes show cautious gains and soft earnings with traders weighing commodity trends and hedging strategies. Economic indicators point to steady inflation expectations while sectors like energy and tech experience divergent moves across regional exchanges.
Weather and travel woes from Lawrence area June 7 185
Journal notes report a late spring storm near Lawrence with corn damaged by frost and fields needing replanting. Flooding affected rail service from Galesburg to Rock Island, trains rerouted through Fort Madison and Kansas City, while Kaw River rose briefly to 16.2 feet before receding. A community meeting at city hall discussed the frost and the weather’s impact on farming.
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Fred Beexenann
Lawrence
Illinois
R. W. McClure
Chicago
Santa Fe
Galesburg
Fort Madison
Rock Islard
Rock Island
Kansas City
Dar
Senate panel approves four year air compact extension
Washington June 9 the senate judiciary committee backed a four year extension of the air compact with sixteen signatory states agreeing to voluntary research and conservation programs. The current pact expires September 1.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hatch D-N.mo
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary June Report
Kansas City livestock market shows cattle and calf prices mostly steady with variability in steer and yearling demand. Packers and midwestern buyers active, feeders and bulls steady to weaker, sheep demand modest as strong cattle trade supports prices amid mixed supplies.
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Belfere
Mediary
Kansas
Iba
Tro Mir Sane
Hulle
Laine
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