Nebraska Democrats split on Truman visit and nominating debate
Nebraska's Democratic delegation in Omaha faced a split over President Truman, with William Ritchie withdrawing support and signaling a preference for a Jeffersonian Democrat. Clark and several others remained for Truman, while some delegates hinted at Eisenhower support on first ballot.
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Nebraska
Omaha
William Ritchie
Iowa
Truman
Ritchie
Clarence L. Clark
Lincoln
Clark
Peter Parkett
Hooper
Neb
Francis P. Matthews
A. Clifford Johnson
Hans Jensen
Aurora
Riley Warren
North Platte
James C. Quigley
Quigley
Goodby
Founder of Nash Motor Firm Dies at 84 in California
Charles Warren Nash, founder of Nash Motors and former GM president, died at his home in Beverly Hills at 84 after a long illness. An orphan who rose to industrial leadership, Nash left GM to start his own company and built the first Nash in 1917. He is survived by two daughters, Mae Brenton and Mrs. C. H. Bliss.
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Truman
Charles G. Ross
Ritchie
Ross
Omaha
Mr. Truman
Nebraska
Grand Island
Nebr
Congress
Washington
Kearney
R. T. Nelson
Margaret
Kearney First
Sun Valley
Idaho
Ketchum
Laramie
John Swinehart
Union Pacific Railroad
Feverly Hills
Calif
America
Charles Warren Nash
Nash
General Motors
Nash Motor Company
DeKalb County
Illinois
Flushing
Mich
Keen
William C. Durant
Flint
Durant
Buick Motor Co
Jessie Halleck
Burton Township
Michigan
Mae Brenton
Beverly Hills
C. H. Bliss
Grosse Point Farms
Wanted to Buy Ad Tip in Local Want Ads
If the home you want to buy is not listed in these Want Ads today, try placing a "Wanted to Buy" ad of your own. Phone 4800.
Monore District Sees Clergy Assignments and Boundary Shifts
The Monroe district announces numerous pastor transfers across towns such as Flor ida Saint Joseph and Sicily Island along with boundary changes. Col umbia Heights joins Grayson, Crowville shifts to Sicily Island, and Claiborne moves from Ruston district, reshaping ministry coverage and district leadership.
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Grayson
Lake Providence
A. A. Collins
Lapine
C. K. Brooks
Mangham
J. D. Huff
Mel Rouge
D. T. Williams
Newelton
J. B. McKeithen
Oak Grove
R. L. Clayton
Oak Ridge
S. P. Emanuel
Clla
L. P. More
Maurice D. Fulkerson
J. N. Norris
D. B. Boddie
W. H. Carroll
Monroe
Columbia Heights
Columbia
Crowville
Epps
Sicily Island
Claiborne
Chaudrant
Roy Grant
Clay Ansley
Cotton Valley
M. W. Merrill
Dodson-New Hope
L. Lantrip
Downsville
D. L. McGuire
Doyline-McIntyre
H. M. Law
Eros-Antioch
G. H. Corry
Farmerville
Beverly E. Bond
Gibbsland
M. H. Corley
Haynesville
W. M. Milton
Heflin-Brushwood
A. E. Wingfield
Hodge
J. W. Lee
Homer
A. M. Freeman
Jonesboro
A. A. McKnight
Lisbon
D. F. Anders
Minden
G. W. Pomeroy
Pine Grove-Evergreen
W. R. Aiken
Ringgold
R. M. Walker
Ruston
Trinity
R. R. Branton
Shongalo
Market declines ease after brief morning slump
In New York on June 7 late buying reversed an early stock market drop. Losses of fractions to about one point persisted, but some declines turned to gains. Volume was approximately 2,000,000 shares, the slowest in months. Bonds and commodities showed little movement.
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New York
Cotton futures steady gains on New Orleans close
Cotton futures fell early then rose on trace buying and short covering. July to May futures closed up 30 to 10 cents per bale with gains across the board. Spot closed steady at 1.75 dollars a bale higher amid no receipts and stock at 116,574 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures rise on export hopes and buying surge
New York June 7. Cotton futures showed an irregular session with late buying as July and later months rose on news of a $150 million revolving fund for commodity purchases including cotton for Japan. July led gains while export circles noted Japan seeking 5,000 bales of better quality cotton.
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New York
Commission House
New Orleans
Japan
House Armed Services Committee
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market
Salable hogs 14 000 with top 25.00 sparingly and most good and choice 170-230 lb at 24.00 to 24.75. Cattle salable 14 000 with most good steers and yearlings 33.00-35.75 and top 36.00 for 1 046-1 450 lb. Heifers 35.59. midrange steers 25.00-30.00. Cows bulls and vealers steady. beef cows 19.50-27.00, sausage bulls 25.00 down, vealers 29.00 down. Stock cattle 24.50-29.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Wheat and corn futures ease as winter harvest expands
Chicago grain markets drifted lower as winter wheat harvesting accelerates in the southwest. Wheat closed 3/4 to 1 1/4 lower with July at 2.29 1/4. corn rose 1/2 to 1 1/2 with July at 2.16 3/4. oats slipped 3/4 to 1 cent higher around 93 1/4. soybeans gained 1 1/2 with July at 4.17 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market Report
Live poultry receipts reach 16 trucks as USDA notes firm to slightly higher prices. Fowl and fowl types move at 31 for fowls, 26 for leghorns, roosters 46 to 48, fryers 43 to 46, broilers 39 to 40, old roosters 20. Wholesale ducklings 31, heavy ducks 26, small ducks 20.
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Chicago
USDA
Market Summary of Regional Stocks and Bonds
Curbs Cities Service trades at 56 1/4 while Electric Bond and Share moves to 13 7/8. Humble Oil climbs to 83 1/2, LeTourneau sits at 23, and United Gas stands at 19 5/8, reflecting daily shifts in regional equities and energy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil
LeTourneau
United Gas
Markets At A Glance New York June 1
Markets at a glance report from New York shows stocks weaker with steels holding better. Bonds quiet and mixed while cotton moves irregularly on New Orleans liquidation. Chicago wheat under hedging pressure from new crop, corn steady on short covering, oats mixed mostly higher with corn. Hogs steady to 50 cents higher to a top of 5250 dollars per hundredweight and cattle up to 36 dollars top.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Butter and eggs market notes from Chicago
Chicago market bulletin reports butter receipts over two days at 941,963 with prices steady across grade AA and other scales. egg receipts 79,802 with steady prices for U.S. extras and standards. Current receipts and dairy scores listed, with various percentage ranges and price levels.
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Chicago
U. S
Lake Providence Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Lake Providence residents host relatives from Shreveport and Chattanooga while visits unfold to Laurel and New London. The East Carroll Home Demonstration Council hosts a June 8 flower show. Other items note travels to Philadelphia Birmingham Jacksonville and Miami, a Marine enlistment and a couple's 34th anniversary amid local society scenes.
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East Carroll Parish
Wedding reception and travels of local residents noted
Bride and Hamleys entered to cake and coffee as Mrs Hamley received a floral print. J D White visited Hamburg Arkansas with his mother. Henry William Bethard III stayed with J H Guenard and Olive Ann Guenard. Bethard and Guenard then traveled to Coushatta and New Orleans where Bethard was admitted to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hamley
Henry William Bethard, III
J. H. Guenard
Olive Ann Guenard
Special Bankruptcy Sale Notice in Monroe Louisiana
In the Western District of Louisiana Monroe division a bankruptcy sale is announced by Receiver H. H Blanks for Surebest Bakery Inc. on June 25 1948 at 11 AM at the bankrupt estate’s front door 100 South Fifth Street Monroe LA. Items include furniture fixtures bakery equipment merchandise accounts receivable several motor vehicles with serial numbers and a homemade trailer. Terms require 20 percent cash and balance after court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Louisiana
Monroe
Surebest Bakery, Inc
J. M. Grimmet
United States District Court
South Fifth Street
International
H. H Blanks
Ouachita Bk
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Holy Land
Allied Chemical & Dye
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Allied Stores
Allis-Chalmers
American Power & Light
American Radiator & Starter S
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refinery
Baldwin Locomotive
Pete
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Aviation Ee
Best & Co
Bethlehem Steel
Ennee Borden Company
Cerro de Pasco Eee
Chesapeake & Chile
Chrysler Corporation
Coca-Cola
Pee Bee
Aeons
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Copper Mines
Continental
Continental Motors
Continental Oil
Delaware
Crane Company
Eee
Deere & Company
Nourlas
du Pont de Nemours
Endicott-Johnson Perenne
Erie Railroad
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Freeport
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors Steee
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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Greyhound Corporation
Lane
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Gulf Oint
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Hercules Powder
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Louisy le Ar Nashville Masonite Corporation
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McClelland Stores
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Montgomery Ward Severe
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E Serene I
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Osee Saeeepes
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North American Company
Northern Pacific
Eotanenteene
Otis Elevator Trade
Eecesrns Bee
Remington Rand
Eeeneee
Reo Motors
Ae Tenes
Republic Steel
Tseee Weer O Snes
Tee See
Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield Oil
Wetter Schenley Distillers Sanee
Sears Roebuck Eee Neee Eater
Shell Union Oil
Pees
Simmons Company
Peete Ween
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Bee Ee Conttes
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry Corporation
Abe
Tide Water Oil
Detroit
Union Carbide
Union Oil California
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Imperial
United States Rubber Weeserene
United States Smelting R & M
States Steel
United One
Vanadium Corporation
Warner Brothers Pictures
Wesson
Western Union Telegraph
Wees
Westinghouse A
Westinghouse Electric Erie
Woolworth
Chicago Grain
James Beard
W. D. Chew
Gladys Cole
Shreveport
Charles Carroll Beard
John Beard
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. E. Fowler
Tallulah
Charles M. Hart
Laurel, Miss
Susan E. Hart
Suzanne Brown
J. E. Brown
M. P. Erwin, Jr
Mickie
Penny Kervin
New London
R. K. Howard
Philadelphia
Ben Mulheim
Audie Gibson
Birmingham
G. B. Clegg
Jacksonville
Miami
J. L. Johnson
el Dorado
Johnson
J. L. Thompson
George Clinton Whittington
San Diego
Marine Whittington
J. C. Hamley
St. Patrick's Altar Society
State of Louisiana
Department of Finance
Capitol Annex
Baton Rouge
Department of Health
Monroe, Ln
State of Louisiana Department of Finance Division of Purchases
Reily
W. W. Brewer Vacuum Cleaners & Sewing Machines
Sears Roebuck & Co
Kugler
South Grand
Irene Simms Reid
West Monroe
Griffith's
Griffith Electric CO
North 3Rd St
Sampagnaro’s
Catalpa St
Prescription Parkview
Park Ave
is—Soda Fountain Pharmacy, Inc
E. R. Kiper Gas Corp
Butane Sales and Service
N. 5Th St
Twin City Linen Supply & Diaper Service
Harrison St
Washateria
Natchitoches St
Summer Play School
Suzanne Phebus
Jasmine St
Jackson Bt
Experi
Louisville Ave
Anne's Cafe
Hwy 80
Miss Eunice Crawford
Alcoholics Anonymous
KIRBY
Volunteers of
Vincent Building
Eunice Crawford
Shelby County
Memphis
Roberts Ave
Walgreen's
Automobile Agencies
Poe Lennon Motor CO
Central Auto Sales
Studebaker Dealer General Repair—Body & Paint Shop
Kellogg-Jackson Motors, Inc
BOYCE
Nash Motors
Hall St
Twin City Motor CO
Washington ST
McCain-Richards, Inc
Delta Motors
Packard
General Repairs
West Pontiac
Pontiac
Kaizer-Frazer Gourley-Elkins Motors
LINC
Louisville
Wilkinson Motor CO
Hudson
Olcott
Stone Motors
Chrysler
Plymouth
Call Johnson
Louisville Duffey Motors
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Dudley Motors
JEEP
Glasco
Ford
Square Deal Motor & Brokerage CO
Letts & Jones
Srd & Pine
DODGE
Walnut St
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