Railroad and Coach Schedule Summary for Illinois Central and Partners
East and west bound trains listed with arrival and departure times for Illinois Central System, Missouri Pacific Coaches, Interurban Transportation, American Airways, and Tri State Motor Coaches. Includes routes to Natchez Bastrop Bastrop Bastrop and Natchez El Dorado with multiple daily services and notable times.
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Farmerville
Missouri Pacific
Bt. Louis and & Rock
Natchezilll
Bastrop
Interurban Transportation CO
Prom Alexandria
Alexandria
I Secrere
Minder Avkacceove
American Airways
TRI- State Motor ‘Coacues
Missouri Pacific Lines
Vnc Ciesvace
Crevensesees
Meges
Natchez-El Dorado
Market Rally Surges as Rails and Metals Lead Upswing
New York stocks rose led by rails and metals with gains near one to three points. Traders cited discounted steel bearishness and hopes for housing and industrial loan measures as the market closed firm amid moderate volume.
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New York
Cotton Futures Rise on July Notice Tightness and Heat
Active trading in New Orleans cotton futures driven by liquidation of July positions and hot, dry weather. July advanced to 12.22 amid gains across October 12.50 and December 12.61, with late-session pullbacks. exports reached 17,803 bales. Spot cotton closed steady with sales of 503 bales and prices high middling 12.32.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures rise sharply on hot dry weather signals
New York June 26 opening slip gives way to strong advances as trade and commission houses buy after first July notices were stopped. October up about 12.50 while active months gain 10 to 14 points. closing steady with gains of 4 to 9. Spot middling at 12.45.
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New York
Trade and Commission House
Louisiana Highway Commission
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Unti
U. S. Public Works Project
Highway Commission
Beton Rouge
A. P. Tugwell
la. Highway Commission
W. H. Norckauer
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady In New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 26 cottonseed oil closed steady with prices for prime summer yellow at 5.05 to 5.20 and prime crude 4.50 to 4.75. Futures quotes listed for June 5.20 July 5.35 September 5.43 October 5.61 and December 5.65.
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New Orleans
Dee
Bleachable cottonseed futures close steady in New York
Bleach able cottonseed futures finished steady in New York with spot prices unquoted. June at 5.55B, July 5.60B, Aug 5.62B, Sept 5.78B, Oct 5.87B, Nov 5.95B, Dec 6.05B. Transactions totaled 125 contracts including 72 switches.
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New York
Potatoes market update US shipments and prices
Potatoes in Chicago on June 26 show 284 million pounds total US shipments 454 million old stock dull and supplies moderate. Washington russets US No 1 1.25 per barrel. Triumphs Arkansas US No 1 1.50 1.70 decayed 0.90. Oklahoma VU No 1 1.40 1.50 slightly decayed 1.39. Mississippi US No 1 1.50 1.60 Louisiana slightly decayed 1.35. Oklahoma cobblers US No 1 1.20. North Carolina brls US No 1 2.35 2.40.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Washington
Arkansas
Oklahoma
VU. S
Mississippi
Louisiana
Cobblers
North Carolina
Brls
Market Highlights: Stocks Edged Up With Mixed Commodities
New York reports a quiet rally as rails and metals lead gains while bonds hold steady and U S government issues improve. Curb and specialties lag, currencies and gold rise, cotton climbs with dry Texas weather. sugar softens, coffee up. Chicago wheat falls on weak support. corn advances on demand. cattle steady to 25 cents down, hogs up 10 cents to a top of 5 15.
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U. S. Smelting
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American Can
Chrysler
American Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
American Reet
Wilson & Co
Great Western Sugar
Western Union
Reading
Homestake
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
General Electric
Y. Central
Washington
Financial District
New York
U. S
Texas
Wall Street
Chicago
Grain markets slip on rains and cool wheat conditions
Chicago price rundown shows fresh downturns across grain values as rains and cool spring wheat weather weigh on futures. Opening losses widen with September wheat around 90 3 4 to 7 8, corn trends mixed and oats rising slightly while provisions vary.
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Chicago
Market Report: Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock market notes 20000 hogs including 7000 direct with higher prices. Hogs 3.00-4.00 for pigs, sows 4.25-5.15. cattle 1300-1500 lbs up to 10.35. calves strong 3.00-4.15. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 8.60-9.50 and ewes 1.50-2.25.
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Chicago
Sheen
Foreign Exchange Rates Steady Across Major Currencies
New York June 26 foreign exchange markets show steady rates with the pound at 5.03 both demand and cables and 60 day bills at 5.01 7 8. Other major rates include France 6.59 1 2, Italy 8.54, Belgium 23.36, Germany 33.40, and Japan's Tokyo 29.90.
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York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Sugar futures edge lower on liquidation and selling
Sugar futures weakened on heavy liquidation and commission house selling in New York. Early trading saw declines of 2 to 3 points, with a late-day rally of about 1 point on trade buying. Prices for July to May ranged from 1.62 to 1.90 with September at 1.69 and December near 1.77.
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New York
Poultry Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago poultry market roundup from June 26 notes live poultry with 51 trucks. Hens steady, chickens easy. Leghorn hens 10 cents, Rock fryers 18 1 2 to 20 1 2, colored 18 1 2, Rock springs 22, colored 21. Roosters 8, turkeys 10 to 14, spring ducks 12 to 14 1 2, geese 13, old stock incomplete.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Major American Companies Shareholder Stakes Listed
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous U S corporations with stake percentages or equity mentions. Firms include Southern Pacific Southern Railway Perry Corporation Studebaker Union Carbide United Aircraft Westinghouse Woolworth Western Union Telegraph Yellow Truck and Coach among others, reflecting a portfolio or ownership disclosure.
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Shell Univa
Socony Vacuum
Thompson Star
Timpkin
Dni Deta Shign
Underwood Elliott
Secessesseoes
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Carbon Swasvencvan
United Corporation
United Gas & Imp
United States Industrial Alcohols
United States Rubber
Erne
United States Stee
Yellow Truck & Coach
Youngstown S & T O
Camp Ki Ro Li Commended For Health Safety
Judge W M Harper received a letter from Dr William L Bendel praising Camp Ki Ro Li and G W Simpson Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council executive. The letter notes excellent sanitary conditions 90 scouts at first period minimal illness and successful pool algae control by Neal and James Brothers of Monroe followed by chlorination and testing of drinking water.
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G. W. Simpson
Ouachita Valley
Ki-Ro-Li
George W. Simpson
Captain Neal and
James Brothers
Monroe
Wedell Student Unable to Talk After Fatal Crash
Frank Sneeringer 21 of Mobile Alabama, a student flier in Wedell’s program, lies comatose with a fractured skull after the crash that killed Jimmy Wedell. Doctors say he will recover but is drugged for pain and cannot speak for days. Capt Joseph M Walsh of Mobile sits at his bedside. Sneeringer is a Spring Hill College graduate.
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Patterson
Frank Sneeringer
Mobile
Ala
Jimmy Wedell
Ace Speed
Wedell
Sneeringer
Joseph M. Walsh
S.J
Society of Jesus
New Orleans
Spring Hill College
Kidnappers Snatch Cafe Operator Amid Family at Scene
Sciacca, owner of an Oriental cafe and tavern, was abducted after closing his business as his three children aged 20, 17, and 22 witnessed the crime. A male caller warned Carlo not to contact police and urged him to reach an “uncle.” Police noted the family’s poverty while confirming Sciacca owns his home, cafe, tavern, and car.
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Sciacca
Anna
Anthony
Carlo
Philomena
Classified Advertising Rates and Listings Structure
A dense layout of Monroe News-Star and Morning World rate card details assorted by classes. It lists per line charges, minimums, and telephone ad policies, with alphabetized categories covering legal notices announcements business services employment real estate and autos among others.
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Monroe News-Star and Morning World
Morning World
OPM
News-Star
Setrenees
Eee
Shaareebasegee Lfe
Sunday News-Star—World
Wadays News-Ster
No Star World
News-Star— World
Advertisement copy from The News Star suggests free Losers' Service Bureau listing
An ad copy outlines a free Losers' Service Bureau listing for advertisers and notes a 10 cent Bam sale refund for roach and insect control. The text includes promotional jargon and fragmented pricing details.
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News-Star
Lost items and services advertised in community notices
Lost tall pate for truck painted yellow between Monroe and Alto with reward. Hat box with clothing and reward. Diamond bar pin yellow gold with reward. Phone 4927. Nervousness relief by spinal massage 61.00 tach Earl B Simmons Scientific Masseur 308 Bernhardt Bidg. Agents for Strozier's peaches and produce A W Pickens Co Geo Green Bidg corner Hall Morrison. Guaranteed termite work, call 9269.
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Monroe
Alto
Armour & Co
Earl B. Simmons
Bernhardt Bidg
R. J. Strozier
A. W. Pickens Co
Geo. Green Bidg
Corner Hall
Morrison
Louisiana House Backs Surplus to Flood Relief Advocate
The Louisiana House adopted a concurrent resolution to turn over $2,500, described as an unexpended surplus of the cotton relief fund, to James E. Smitherman of Shreveport to cover his expenses in representing the Red River Valley Improvement Association's flood relief campaign in Washington. The measure aids the association's recovery act and grant application for flood control work.
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Baton Rouge
Louisianna House of Representatives
James E. Smitherman
Shreveport
Red River Valley Improvement Association
Washington
Riddle
Woman with broken back remains in critical condition
Mrs. C. G. Reeves of West Monroe, after a water accident at Lazarre's point on the Ouachita River, sustains a broken back and is being treated at the Clinic. Despite the severity, the attending doctor reports she is cheerful and able to converse. Reeves, an expert swimmer, slipped while doing hand springs near shore Sunday and was moved to her home before hospital care.
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C. G. Reeves
Mills Street
West Monroe
Lazarre’s Point
Ouachita River
Reeves
Mrs. C. M. Noble 77 Dies in Charlie ville
Mrs. C. M. Noble of Charlieville died at 3 Tuesday morning in a local hospital. She was 77 and a Methodist and Eastern Star member. Funeral at 5 Tuesday at the residence with Rev. D. C. Barr and Rev. Poole officiating. interment Union Church cemetery near Charlieville. Survived by two daughters Mrs. F. A. Hatch Rayville and Mrs. H. R. Hayes Jackson Miss. a son C. M. Noble Jr. Rayville, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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C. M. Noble
Charlieville
Methodist Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Mangham
D. C. Barr
Oak Ridge
Poole
Union Church
F. A. Hatch
Rayville
H. R. Hayes
Jackson
Miss
C. M. Noble, Jr
Frank Hatch
Noble Hatch
Glen Hatch
Bernard Ford
John Morris
Gardner Young
W. H. Boudain
Albert Riggs
Butter And Eggs Prices Report From Chicago Market
Butter and eggs quoted for June 26 show mixed levels across grades. Butter totals include 4 cars standards and 670 tubes extras, with creamsery specials at 24 1 4 to 3 4 and extras around 23 3 4, while eggs record 15 480 easy and fresh graded firsts from 12 3 4 to 15 1 4 with current receipts at 12 3 4 to 13 3 4. no egg sales reported.
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Chicago
Call Money Rates Steady Across New York Market
New York June 26 call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans steady at 6 to 69 days 3-4 to 1 percent. Prime commercial paper 3-4. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate at New York reserve bank 11-2 percent.
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New York
New York Reserve Bank
Bargains in Good Used Cars
A buyer’s guide notes several affordable pre owned vehicles with steady mileage and reliable histories. Listings highlight compact sedans and mid size sedans from well regarded brands appealing to budget minded shoppers seeking value.
Cars for fishing hunting and vacation trips
A dealer invites customers to view a stock of fishing hunting and vacation cars with reasonable terms and a promise of satisfaction after selecting a suitable vehicle.
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By Victor Eubank
Allied Chemical & Dye
Ssss
American Car & Foundry
Dasesee
American Commercial Alcohol
American & Foreeign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Corporation
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas & Electric
Columbian
Betesse Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Gas Consolidated
Continental Text
Continental Can
Continental Insurance
Whee
Continental Motor Sain
Continental
Delaware
Curtig Wright
Douglas Aircraft
eLbresergeeeendes
Moke du Pont de
Pure Oil
Radio Corporation
Reading Company
Remington Rand Republic Steel
Atchison T & 8S
Baldwin Locomotive
Sse
Berg Warner Canadian Pacific
General Foods
Gillette Safety Razor
Goodrich
F Houston Ol
New International Te
Tel Liggett & Ers Baae Con National Power & Light
Vis Safewatores
American Woolen Armour Wiineis
Reynolds ‘Tobacco B
Seaboard Airline
Seesensenee
Orleans
de Wewes
Orc
Eeee Soensess Lad
Oyen High
Chicago Grain
Dr. W. L. Bendel
Classification Index
Daily Classified
Advanced Commercial Securities CO
South Grand &St
Jackson Day
Wight
Coc
Lindley
Monroe Tire &Xchange
DeSiard
Ferrington
Spencer
Mra. J. C Ziegler
EN Mansperg, JR
Irene Simm8
Reid Notary Public News
Star—World Office
Ucsens
Jonesboro
Pierce and
Chatham
Guy's Bus Line
City of
News-Star—World
Royal Feed and Seed Store
Tyner- Petrus Co
Old Gold Hunt & Whitaker
DeLlord St
Monroe Salvage Co
Dixie Bedding and Furniture Co
New York Furniture Co
DeLlard St
Bee A. E. Russ
Shell Station
Grand and Grayling
E. R. McBride
Filhiol
North Second
Grand Street
South Second
Pine Street
Basin Building
Auburn
Telemaque
Louisville
South Grand Phone
DeSiard-Sterlington Roads
Nova-Star
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville
Tennessee
W. L. Jones
South Fourth
England
Caesar
E. E. Kelly
Mera Industries, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Clendon Avenue
South First
Viaduct
Walnut Street
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet CO
Walnut St
D. A. Dodge
Anne
Truc
Monroe Auto & Supply Co., Inc
Walnut
Ford
Chevrolet
Windes Motor Co. Inc
West Telephone
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