Grain Prices Fall on Small Scale Selling in Chicago
In Chicago on March 10, small scale selling drifted the grain market lower as buyers paused after price rollbacks in fats and oils and more rain across the southwestern winter wheat belt. New crop soybeans and lard suffered as liquidation hit futures. wheat, corn, oats edged down while soybeans held firm to slight declines. Scattered rains boosted prospects for the new winter wheat crop, with up to three quarters of an inch in Texas and around half an inch in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Chicago
United Nations
Korea
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Southern Lanes Bowls Busy Mountain League Scores
A dense reader captures a regional bowling night with many teams and scores. Daley Electric and Bob Campbell's Service post notable tallies along with Maricopa Pack and Desert League participants. various leagues show high series and game totals across multiple clubs and venues.
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Southern Lanes
Bouth Mountain League
Daley Electric
Maricopa Pack
Fountain
Sleeny Hollow
B.mpbell's
Parway
Dales Electric
J. Semmers
Aris Bob Campbell
F. Wilkerson
BB. Mason
Lowe
Phoenix
Cc. Ress
Sleepy Hollow
Maynard
Frye’steeer
Desert League
Downs Favorites Quarter Best Bets in Daily Card
In a listed quarter race card the favorites include BonsE-Susar Joe and Salty Star with Lazy McCue Tulip as a paced contestant in The Purse. Second division features Vada Colleen Klondike and Win He May while Third highlights Belle Lisa Bulls E Sea Gail. Fourth contains Film Director Infallible Double Boots and Fifth lists Geebung Quon Miss Scorcher. Best Bet appears as Ruffled Skirt in the eighth race.
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Susar Joe
Salty Star
Lazy McCue
Finet
Guy
Vada Colleen
Belle Lisa
Bulls E. Sea Gail
Double Boots
Geebung
Quon
Miss Scorcher
Lizz
Olds
R. Snowden
L. Knowles
Isabella Cno Boy
B. Yom
George T. Cb
Copperwoll
Gay Tulip Wy. Billington
Y.r.Olds
A. Bailey
He May
B. Giacomelli
Listening Post
H. Duncan
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Kin
D. Bates
Ruban
Flash
V. Pominanes
Verda Copper
T. Cox
K. Copperwell
Sun Veil
Mr. Fireline
E. Odoumina
Finaizia
CR. Renowden
jGiacomelli
Philadelphia
Son O
Betty
Dominguez
Dandy
Pla Duncan
Argyle
Ch. Snowden
Lawa
G. Pore
Weeson
No Boy
Danita C
Chicolite
G. Koyk
Paper Ich B
Giacomelli
R. Shults
Shairts
Applebee
Robin Hill
B. Chlopek
Mrs Ferrie Wins Mid Winter Invitational Crown
Mrs James Ferrie of Long Beach won the women's Mid Winter Invitational title at the Los Angeles Country Club. She defeated Mrs Johnny Weissmuller 8 and 7 in the 36 hole finals yesterday, adding to her many sectional and state titles in California.
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Ferrie
Los Angeles
James Ferrie
Long Beach
California
Johnny Weissmuller
Los Angeles Country Club
Daily Quarter Horse Entries and Races Summary
Race card lists eight events with allowances and claiming purses from 300 to 800 dollars. Notables include horses Salty Star Red Tip and Sugar Joe in early races, and multiple entries across six claiming and maiden events. Odds are given for each horse, with several 4 to 1 and 5 to 2 favorites noted among 4-year-olds and up.
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Salty Star
D. Bates
Thunder C
No Boy
Red Tip
R. Silva
Red Fly
B. Ford
Helen Demo
V. Dominguez
Sugar Joe
G. Koyk
Ammeewant
A. Sistas
Suzy McCue
C. Goodwin
Horse Racing Results and Purses from Local Meet
The summary lists multiple races from a local track with results, payouts, and scratches. Winners include Secramby Amby, Little Retake, Syne Bunean, and Fulval, with times ranging from 1:00 to 1:51. Attendance is estimated at 1,800 and total handle at $60,477.
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Grecal
Baby —O
D._ Bates
Red Fly
B. Ford
Lady Chet
G. Koyk
High Dee
Congress Whizzard
Lady Catalpa
Janie F
Rocky Point
Secramby Amby
H. Duncan
Daguerreotype
Brown Beast
A. Bailey
Montana Magic
Rex W
Warmetta
Sky Point Judy
Little Retake
B. Giacomelli
Toney Val
Mannerful
L. E. Pierce
Charlie Bane
Garden
Bunean
Yami
Pace
Pasadora
Miss Jade
Bisepy
Ion
Eidaman
Dugaway Boy
la Triones
a _— gaway Boy
Erce
Natz A Duncan
Byrd Quest
Rhodes Flag
Chaseacielo
Peanut T Brittle
Charma
Fift Kongs
Dominguez
Antoy
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K._ Coppernoll
Sea Pilgrim
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Stung
Nahanada
Cameo Johnny
Bekrab
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Beriah
Public Opinion
E. Gonzales
Templar
Royal Hour
Ben Rock
Holly Chimes
Fulval
Ll. Knowles
Lady High Shot
K. Copperwell
Mr. Jeff
EB. Neal
Gay Ensign
Umatilla
Wasbir
Breeze Easy
L. Knowles
Hijo Lanty
Tron Lash
Mr. Monica
Mighty High
W. Billington
Gallant Lover
Lalakea
Fond Regards
Belle
Royal Blaze
Greyhound park card details ten races and best bet
The page lists results and entries for ten greyhound races at Greyhound Park, naming dogs by name and racing numbers for each race from first to tenth. It notes BEST BET as sixth race entry JeRR Lk Leaky Roof Bit Of Buckskin with several dogs across races.
McMahon Denies Hydrogen Bomb Test Report
Senator Brien McMahon denies a published claim that a hydrogen bomb exploded in the Nevada tests. The Joint Congressional Atomic Committee chair says the report is false. Dr. David Bradley had suggested Nevada explosions were caused by small hydrogen bombs, remarks he made in Hartford.
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Simpson Set To Unload Rookie Power
In Tucson on March 10 UP reports Harry Simpson the Indians new Negro outfielder arrives for a potential big league stint. Cleveland GM Hank Greenberg hails him as a natural hitter and a Padres graduate who hit .323 with 33 homers 41 doubles 19 triples and 156 RBIs in the prior season. Simpson aims to earn a spot with Cleveland saying he will try hard. This is his third pro season.
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Waterfield denies Montreal rumor about quitting Rams
Bob Waterfield said there is no truth to a Montreal newspaper report claiming he would leave the Los Angeles Rams for the Alouettes. The former UCLA star reaffirmed he plans to quarterback the Rams next fall and is not seeking any other team.
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Pimlico drops six furlong races for spring meeting
Baltimore March 10 AP Major General Milton A Record, president of the Maryland Jockey Club, announced the omission of six furlong races at Pimlico to reduce jams and spills. The 19 day meeting opens May 5 with total purses of 521,500 dollars to be distributed.
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Fractured Leg Sidelined Young Baseball Player
Henry Moore Jr., 16, of 1803 East Grant Street, remained under treatment at Humanity Memorial Hospital for a fractured left leg suffered in a baseball game yesterday at Eastlake Park. Moore played for Carver against Tillerson High.
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Mat Collegians In Final Rounds
Unbeaten wrestlers advance to the semifinal and final rounds of the 47th eastern intercollegiate championships in State College. Penn State leads with five in the semifinals, followed by Lehigh Army and Cornell with four each, Syracuse defending the team title with three survivors.
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ACC Women Golfers Pairings Qualifying Set Monday
Arizona Country Club women golfers prepare for the handicap tournament with pairings listed for Class A B and C. Notable names include Mrs Edgar Pease Mrs Peter Grant Mrs Charles Van Epps and Mrs Jerry Hay among others with tee times starting 9:05 A M and continuing through 9:55 A M for various partner groups.
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Ned Leonard
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Richard Robbins
Robert Brandt
J. R. Dick
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Paul Wolff
Paul Feltman
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Ed. Ruston
Merle Ellison
Jack Robinson
Isabell Johnson
Carl Anderson
Robert Ene
Don Smith
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Fighting Fist Keeps $9 000 in Hand After Holdup
Guy L. Mullen 58 fought off three holdup men in Anderson Indiana after they demanded his $9,000. He was wounded by a gunshot to the neck and ended up in hospital, while the robbers fled. Police recovered the cash from his clenched fist.
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Cotton Declines In Active Trade
In New York on March 10, cotton futures opened unchanged to a lower offset of about 1.35 a bale. March, May, July and Oct contracts showed lower prices with March and May deliveries at ceiling levels amid switches and heavy liquidation in new crop months. Spot sales at 10 southern markets totaled 4,229 bales, down from Thursday, while midmorning quotes fell about 1.30 from the prior close.
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Livestock prices steady but mixed across regions
Chicago and Kansas City reports show salable hogs 2,500 head with barrows and gilts down 25 to 40 cents, sows about 25 lower. cattle receipts larger than last week with high to prime steers and yearlings trading around 35 to 42 in spots, cows and bulls uneven but generally firmer. sheep slaughter lambs 50 to 1.00 higher, top bids around 40.50 with all weights and fleece trends noted.
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Ules
Nebraska
Bond Market Weighs Par Level After Fed Action
New York March 10 AP bonds market calm with light trades and few moves beyond 4 percent. Fed Reserve Board withdrawn from supporting government bonds raises questions over par and possible large supply. Corporate issues lag while Bangor and Aroostook Canadian National and Central of Georgia rails attract bids. Chile Mortgage Bank 6s move up as Canadian 3 1/4s dip in an otherwise quiet session.
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Canada Plans Subsidy Hike To Producers
Gold mining shares moved ahead in a quiet mixed market after Canadian Finance Minister Abbott announced plans to raise subsidies for Canadian gold mines to offset higher operating costs. World gold price is pegged at 35 dollars an ounce. Several miners rose on sympathetic reaction though some would not receive subsidies.
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Man Admits Dissection Denies Killing in Pa
Charles E Homeyer, moved from the West to face forgery charges, admits dismembering his wife Anna and disposing of body parts but says she died of natural causes. Police found a skull and pelvic bone embedded in concrete in a Factoryville cellar. Homeyer says he dismembered the body in a bathtub and scattered parts along the Delaware River at the Susquehanna River near Oswego New York. He denied killing his wife and offered no claim about cellar concealment.
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Another Red German Fired
West German Communists purge continues as Ernst Buschmann, Rhineland Palatinate state chairman in the French Occupation Zone, is ousted amid charges of Titoism opportunism and failing to root out American agents. The move follows firings in Württemberg Baden Württemberg Hohenzollern Hesse Bremen Lower Saxony and Hamburg as Allied intelligence warns more removals loom.
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Arizona Valencia Prorate Increased
Las Angeles March 10 The California navel orange market remained uneasy yet sales edged above last week per the California Fruit Growers Exchange. Next week Southern California navel prorate set at 1 200 cars including an 80 car prorate of Arizona Valencias. Navel shipping limit unchanged with a 30 car rise in Valencias.
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Los Angeles
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Notice of Will Trusts Petition Hearing in Arizona Court
In Maricopa County Superior Court Arizona the estate of William J Eaton notices that Annis Gene Eaton Moore and Gene Wise Eaton petition to appoint H Potter Moore and Annis Gene Eaton Moore as successor trustees to declare trusts unnecessary and distribute assets. The hearing is set for March 20 1951 at 9 30 am in the court room. The clerk of court is Wilson with deputy K. Paar.
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Eaton Moore
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