Markets News Roundup from Chicago and Oklahoma City
Commodity and livestock notes from Chicago and Oklahoma City dated July 2 include butter at 737,380 pounds with unsettled market, various grade scores. cattle and calves in Oklahoma City in light supply with steady cleanup trade, hogs steady with weights and prices listed, and sheep at 2,000 with steady demand. Chicago grain and cotton futures show mixed openings and close. stock quotes across major firms and sectors listed with daily percent changes.
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Chicago
Oklahoma Ciety
Oklahoma City
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Major U S Corporations Hitched to Rising Shares
Beth Steel shows a 3632 percent up move while Braniff Airways climbs 8 percent and Chrysler Corp increases 4 percent. The list tracks gains and losses across major firms including General Electric Du Pont Eastman Kodak and United States Steel with varied percentage shifts reflecting market shifts.
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Eastman Kodak
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodyear T and R
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil
Hercules Pow
Ilinoia Central
Int Harvester
Int Shoe
Johns-Manvile
Kan City South
Kennecott Cop
Lion Oil
Loew's Inc
Ebell-Lhr
McKesn
Rob
Mo-Kan Texas
Montgom Ward
Nash-Helvin
Nat Biscuit
Neat Dairy
Nat. Distillers
NY Central RR
No Am Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Param Pictures
Penney (Jc
Penn PR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pet
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Radio Corp 13% Up %& St. Joseph Lead
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oo
Socony - Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Cal
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Ik Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Co
Tex Gulf Prod
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tide Wat
Auto Accident Figures Highlight Rise in Injuries
The year so far records 45 injuries against 48 in 1947 with monthly totals showing January 56 6 February 46 6 March 69 8 April 38 6 May 72 10 June 62 10. Police Capt T J Pape cites more cars and more reports as causes and notes an uptick in minor fender scrapes. Funeral services for Mrs Coats set for Saturday at Waurika Methodist Church with Rev LeRoy Simmons officiating. Mrs Coats lived in Lawton 1919 to 1931 then moved to Waurika. She was born in Dallas County Texas and married John W Coats in 1888. Surviving: three daughters two sons a son in law three sisters and a brother plus 20 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. At the time of the fatal accident Mrs Coats was riding with granddaughter Mrs Donald Mahaffy when their car was struck by a southbound Safety Cab driven by Omer William Jackson who was fined for reckless driving.
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Fope
Coats
Waurikea Methodist Church
LeRoy Simmons
Wilson Canafax
First Methodist Church
Fort Worth
Lawton
Waurika
Methodist Church
Dallas County
Tex
John W. Coats
Aileen Bell
Berthe Hewett
Dora Henderson
Forrest Coats
Long Beach
Calif
J. W. Coats, Jr
Plainview
Alva G. Ludrick
Mattie Choat
Scythia Bagwell
Gorman
George Phillips
Big Springs
J. H. Mathis
Dallas
Coat
Donald Mahaffy
Green Resumes Lawton Medical Practice In Lawton
World War II veteran Dr. Green arrives in Lawton to reestablish a medical practice specializing in child diseases. He seeks office space and resumes residency at 407 Bell, with wife and three children Ann Marie 6 Larry 5 and Jane 2. He trained in Washington Richmond Indianapolis and Bloomington and served three years in the army medical corps.
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Green
Jennie Ellen Sullivan
A. N. Sullivan
Lawton
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
University of Virginia
Richmond
Charles
Cameron
University of Oklahoma
University of Indiana
Indianapolis
Greene
Army Medical Corps
161St General Hospital
Puerto Rico
Bel
Bertha Brooks
Tifth
Demo Draft Continues as Labor and AFL Push Votes
The AFL and CIO mobilize for the 1948 election with large targets. AFL educational and political league aims to influence a broad electorate, while CIO Political Action Committee targets about 60 million votes, seeking a substantial increase from 1944.
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AFL
CIO
Slav Commies Continued From Page One
Western diplomats say Tito may be maneuvering within the Soviet sphere to secure freer economic deals with the West. The move could keep Russia occupied enough to ease pressure on the West and reduce global war fears.
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Tito
Russia
Russia press demands immediate return of vessels
Russia resisted initial returns and insisted on keeping the vessels. The United States had previously requested their return and, after Russia failed to comply, the State Department in January demanded their immediate return.
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Russia
State Department
18 Firms Continue From Page One
The general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board will take action to have the issue judicially determined at the earliest possible date. Moses cited the union shop provision as a clear violation of the Taft-Hartley act and criticized Lewis for enforcing it.
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National Labor Relations Board
Moses
Lewis
Fouts Appointed To State Chiropractic Board
Dr. Lewis H. Fouts and Dr. C Sterling Cooley named to the state board of chiropractic examiners by Governor Roy J. Turner. Fouts and Cooley will serve terms expiring May 31, 1950.
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Lewis H. Fouts
State Chiropractic Board
Lewis M. Fouts
Lawton
Area Building Permits Jump As Plans For New Facility Begin
Area Business notes January permits total 529 443 dollars with 12 697 in area permits. March and June approach the half million mark. Officials waited for bonds to be sold before hiring architect Woesner cites health department advice for early architect employment. He plans a July meeting to hear discussion of proposed building plans once the architect drafts them.
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Joners
Woesner
State Health Department
Secret Continued From Page One
State Rep. Charles Ozman told the Legion the county attorney’s office handled bond proceedings up to the election, but lacking staff blocked further help. He said an suitable attorney was hired but declined to comment on legality, noting past bond buyers paid attorney fees and that may or may not occur again.
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Charles Qzman
Legion
Woesner
Ozman
The
Dark attack shocks family in nearby apartment
A heavy instrument wounded Mrs. Cole and her two children as they slept in their living room. Doris Cole near death from skull fracture. Neighbors heard nothing. four persons questioned, two teens among them. Nearby unsolved killings from 1943 to 1945 noted. one man previously convicted in the Liles case now living elsewhere.
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Norton
Cole
Gabbard
Doris Cole
West Allies Move Toward Berlin Protest Note
Berlin reports say Russia’s walkout from four power talks spurred a possible joint note against the Soviet blockade. Western nations draft a tough yet force-capable statement while continuing airlift into Berlin at record pace.
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Russia
Berlin
Foreign Office
American spokesman forecasts air armadas to supply September ration
By July 15 an American spokesman said air armadas would have flown in sufficient food to maintain the ration in the western sectors for the entire month. This would add to on hand stocks, ensuring Ber liners the present ration until September 7.
Man Breaks Continues From Page Ons At Southwestern Hospital
At Southwestern hospital a man sustained minor injuries as a splinter inged out a fingernail. Rubene Bennesese, daughter of Mr and Mrs G M L Hennessee, 1410 G, was treated for a splinter injury and Iva to fire. Months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs M N L Little, 7083, was treated for a cut on the rear.
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Southwestern Hospital
Rubene Bennesese
G. ML Hennessee
Iva
M NL Little
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