Market News Summary From KC and Wall Street
Market notes show mixed activity with higher cotton soybeans and wheat while hogs and cattle weaken. Kansas City cattle receipts lean light for stocker and feeder sales. hogs and lambs steady to lower amid active trade. Wall Street drifted higher but paused on an aluminum price cut, with subdued trading and volume around 2.2 million shares.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Wall Street
New York
Aluminium Ltd
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa
Aluminum firm steadies as CAB awards lift airlines
Kaiser Aluminum held steady after a point gain as airline shares rose on reports of CAB trunkline awards. Machine tool stocks advanced on news orders for tools increased for the second straight month.
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Kaiser Aluminum
Ex-Tulsa Policeman Convicted in 1955 Philadelphia Murder
Robert W. Thomas, former Tulsa policeman, was found guilty of first degree murder for masterminding the 1955 robbery slaying of widow Lulu bel Rossman in a Philadelphia hotel. The jury also convicted him of conspiracy to rob and fixed life imprisonment as the penalty.
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Philadelphia
Robert W. Thomas
Tulsa
Thomas
Lulubel Rossman
KC Wheat and Corn Prices Move Across Markets
K C Cash Grain reports Kansas City prices for winter wheat at 74 cars with gains up to 1 percent for No 2 hard and dark hard at 2.27 to 2.35 percent, No 3 at 2.23 to 2.50 percent, No 2 red at 2.25 to 2.27 percent, No 3 at 2.23 to 2.26 percent. Corn trading at 118 cars with a slight decrease noted.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Police Chief and D A clash over juvenile crime
In Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Parker and District Attorney William B. McKesson voiced differing views on juvenile crime at a meeting of police officers. Parker warned of a growing pattern of misbehavior beyond society’s capacity to cope, while McKesson argued today’s youths are no different from previous generations and that arrests target youngsters for offenses not widely prosecuted in the past.
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Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Dist
William B. McKesson
Parker
Shrine Search for Talent Show Finals Set for May 8
The second annual Shrine Search for Talent Show will crown winners as a giant electric applause meter scores performances on May 8. Organizers invite participants and spectators to attend.
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Allied Ch
Ase
Cyan
Tel&Teleaseett
Pri
Atchison
Aveo Mfg
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Boeing Air
He Bran Airwa
Uy Celanese One
Champlin Oil Peo
Chi Ri&pac Res
Chrysler
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
du Pont Ody
Eagle P
Ford Motwee
Gen Motors
Goodyear
G & Fi
Tex
Mo Pac Aee
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
Olin
Peabody Coal
Penny JC
Phill
Peterenee Teemmmmecommenss
Plough Sereeeemmaneimmumeers
Proct & G
Eteteeneeceane
RCA Severeeeeneramoeneny
Rayonier Wenseneneesoorere
My Reyn
St. Jos
St Reg Pap
Sears Rock
Sinclair Aeons
Socony Neces Cae
Renwemoes
Spen Chem Oon
Sperry Rd
NJ En
Enone
Stoke van C
Sun Chem Preteen
Trans W Air
UN Pac
US Steel Nerteseeen
Westy el
Woolworth Ete
Milt Stoffer
11Th
George Pickene
John Pickens
Vermont
Ph. Baldwin
Derby Grain Elevator CO
Sorng
Dirk Bogarde
Muriel Pavlow
Donald Linden James Robertson Justice
Granada
D. A
McKesson
SCOTT
N.fl
Green Brothers
Mass
Great Academy
Bing Crosby
Ingrid Bergman
Rainbow Productions, Inc
Crosby Bergman
McCareys
Avers
William
ARGAN
Dudley Nichale
Lee
Une Screen
Rock Hudson
Danawynter
Sidney Poitier
Wendy
Juane Hiller
Hernandez
William Marshall
Sele
Women's Press SH
Reg. Price
Childrang
Sport Goods Dept
Auburn
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Pishor
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