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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1951

Page

22

Labor Seeks Higher Wage Ceiling Amid Quiet Markets

Labor union members on the wage controls board push for a 14 to 15 percent ceiling above Jan 15 1950 levels, up from 10 percent. ULPC cites rising living costs and urges pressure on industry and public board members. Congress hears to end government control after June 30 while price and production orders tighten. DiSalle proposes licensing power to shut violators.

Washington Wage Controls Board Organized Labor United Labor Policy Committee ULPC Wage Stabilization Board Defense Mobilization Congress

Arizona Onion Shipments Hit 652 Cars This Season

Arizona's dry onion harvest runs 50 to 60 carloads daily, totaling 652 cars through yesterday, surpassing Texas and California combined in national supply. Yellow Bermudas at 50-pound sacks traded at 3.70 to 4.00, while Chicago offered 3.00. Phoenix area carrot shipments run 35 to 45 carloads daily with FOB crate prices 2.75 for large, 2.25 to 2.50 for small.

Arizona Texas California U. S New York Chicago Phoenix

Cotton Market Shows Firmness

New York May 29 AP cotton futures firm today after broad covering that absorbed liquidation and hedging. Old crop July ran counter to trend with liberal liquidation as spot easing indicated. Some covering in new crops expected higher mid May parity versus April. futures largely unchanged with July 44.71 to 44.80, May around 37.38 to 37.32.

New York

Copper Lead Zinc New York Market Quiet

Copper lead and zinc futures in New York closed quiet with no sales reported as traders weighed supply demand and market news.

New York

Wheat and corn rise on export demand in Chicago report

Wheat and corn advanced more than a cent at times in Chicago trading as export business aided corn while soybeans stayed volatile and oats softened on Canadian arrivals. Flour trade was quiet with wheat in demand.

Chicago

HOLC Dies Aided Many as Mortgage Agency Ends

The Home Owners Loan Corporation in New York announced its closure after depositing a 14 million dollar surplus in the U S Treasury. From 1933 to 1936 the HOLC refinanced over 1.0 million defaulted home loans, covering about one fifth of non farm owner occupied mortgages. The agency ceased loan operations in 1936.

New York Home Owners Loan Corporation U. S. Treasury Congress

Business Failures Rise in Week to 191

New York report shows 191 business failures in the week ended May 24, up from 171, the highest in seven weeks. Dun and Bradstreet notes most growth occurred in retail trade, increasing to 105 from 77, versus 214 a year earlier.

New York Dun and Bradstreet

Bonds Edged Ahead as Treasury Plan Buoys Notes

In New York on May 29, corporate bonds made minor gains while government bonds held steady. Some issues rose slightly beyond fractional moves, notably Southern Pacific 2s and National Dairy 3s, with a few others dipping after limited trading. Treasury refinancing terms attracted bids, including 1954 1 1/2% and June 15 maturities, while foreign dollar certificates showed modest gains.

New York National Dairy Treasury Commonwealth Edison Norfolk Southern Koppers Co Northern Pacific Florida East Coast S. Pennsylvania Railroad S. and Frisco Util Forei Soden

Trend of Staples index shows decline to 204.94

The Associated Press reports the weighted wholesale price index for 35 commodities fell to 204.94 today from 305.18 the previous day and 205.75 a week ago. The index compares with 167.76 a month ago and 1926 average of 100, with high 215.71 and low 204.56 for context.

Staples New York Associated Press

Los Angeles Grain Prices Mixed in Latest Market Snapshot

The bulletin lists cash prices for bulk grains with No 2 white wheat at 3.70 to 3.80, eastern barley at 3 347, No 2 white oats 3.70 to 3.75, No 2 yellow corn 3.71 to 3.75, and No 2 mile around 2.95 to 3. Wheat and barley show slight variations.

Cattle and hog markets mixed across Los Angeles and Kansas City

Los Angeles reports cattle salable with varying grades and prices, including fed steers around 55 dollars and heifers at 31.75, with calves and hogs showing moderate activity and price ranges. Kansas City lists 4,500 cattle and 3,500 hogs with steady to weak trading, noting lower spot prices for cows, bulls steady to strong, and diverse feeder and calf values across regions.

Los Angeles FSMN Kansas City USDA Colorado Nebraska

Los Angeles Market News Noted Egg Price Changes

Chicago reports May 29 AP note eggs steady to firmer with receipts 946 144 and 25 176 units. U S extra mediums and other grades listed with prices and continuations. poultry generally steady with higher pay in pounds for certain hatching red eggs.

Los Argeles Chicago U. S

Financing (AF le im 1971 to tue an tor t was

Financing notes appear garbled with incomplete phrases from 1971. Key entities like people, places, or organizations are not discernible. The readable fragment suggests a financial topic but lacks concrete facts or outcomes to summarize.

New York Stock Exchange Prices

New York stock market table shows prices for listed shares with volume and net change. Data includes select stocks across sectors, reflecting intraday trading and shifts in market sentiment as trading progresses.

NEW_ YORK

Dividend coding notes from stock tables and terms

The excerpt defines dividend notations used in tables such as annual disbursements based on quarterly or semiannual declarations. It explains codes for extra dividends, rights, stock dividends, cash values, and timing indicators across years and accumulations.

Exchange Rates Report from New York and Far East Markets

AP reports foreign exchange figures with numerous currencies and rates. From New York, the Canadian dollar trades at 6% discount or 93.75 U.S. cents, while Britain’s pound sits around 2.80 dollars with various futures at unchanged levels. The list includes francs, guilders, lire, escudo, and other currencies with minor adjustments. In the Far East, the Hong Kong dollar reads 1.760 with no change.

NEW_ YORK Great Britain New York U. S. Crete Britain France Italy Portugal Switzerland Sweden Erica Argenttinas Tireet Brazil Mexico Venezuela Bolivar Far East Hong Kong

Wool Market Declines Then Recovers In NY Trading

In New York on May 29, wool tops and futures fell the daily 10 cent limit at first, then rebounded on short covering before weakening again. Spot and futures prices showed declines across multiple contracts with notable movements in July, October, and December maturities.

New York

Citrus Market Report Shows Steady Prices in Los Angeles

Citrus prices for grapefruit lemons and oranges remain steady in Los Angeles on May 29 with the Federal State Market News Service noting no change in rates. Rising or falling factors are not indicated and the market tone remains stable for citrus offerings.

Los Angeles Hese

Turpentine Market Notes From Savannah May Trade

Turpentine offerings in Savannah on May 29 show 75 percent of shipments recorded with 634 lots reported and shipping series 3,249. Trade activity appears limited as buyers await price signals and futures direction.

Savannah

Rate Boost Pushes Carriers Shares Higher in Quiet Trading

The stock market rose today with steady activity as carriers led the advance pushing shares into a $1 to $2 range. Losers were few in a calm pre holiday session, with about 1.2 million shares traded.

New York

Markets Closed on Memorial Day in New York

May 29 AP reports all U S financial and commodity markets will be closed on Memorial Day. The session saw 1,240,000 shares traded. Rail demand rose as 27 Southern railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 10 percent passenger fare increase. St Louis Southwestern Cot ton Belt Route rose $13 to $300 while four months to April earnings reached $15.40 vs $11.42 a year earlier.

New York United States Southern Interstate Commerce Commission St. Louis Southwestern

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures rise in New York trade

In New York on May 29, bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed up across the board with July at 22.44 to 22.44 1/4, October around 17.99 to 18.00, December 16.80 to 16. Locomotives of the market show gains through the session as bids and dates shifted.

New York

Store Sales Rise At Kroger Over May Periods

Store sales for Kroger Company reached 78,322,183 dollars in the four weeks ended May 19, up 20 percent from a year earlier. For the 20 weeks ended May 19, sales show a 21 percent increase from 1950 figures.

Kroger Company Oieeere Ae

Hay Market Prices From Los Angeles Report

Los Angeles hay market report dated May 29 shows U S No 1 alfalfa at 39-40 per ton with several grades for TI S No 2 green 37-38, leafy new crop 37-38, U S No 32-33, and barley hay 34-36. No 1 man hay also listed in the summary.

Los Angeles U. S TI. S

Sealed bids sought for Phoenix College and North Phoenix High paving

Public notice from Phoenix Union High Schools inviting sealed bids for paving on the Phoenix College and North Phoenix High campuses. Bids due by 4 PM June 5 1951. specifications at 3010 N 11th Ave. wages to meet prevailing rates. 8 hour days and 5 day weeks. Also included is a Treasury notice about seized firearms in Maricopa County and a demand for claims with a $250 bond by June 28 1951.

Board of Education of Phoenix Union High Schools and College District Phoenix College North Phoenix High School E. W. Montgomery 11Th Avenue Phoenix Arizona Industrial Commission of State of Treasury Department Bureau of Internal Revenue San Francisco California Maricopa County U.S.C Internal Revenue Code J. H. Maloney

Weather summary for Phoenix and Arizona on May 29 1951

Considerable high cloudiness with occasional sun. Slightly cooler afternoons and windy periods. Thunder showers in mountain areas, higher humidity, and cooler conditions tomorrow. Phoenix airport data show relative humidity readings and high temperatures around 103 to 110 degrees, with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.

Phoenix Incinnity Evan Saas Arizona Temp Albany Amarillo Lubbock Atlanta Memphis Bak Miami Bism Rck Bue Seten Ee Boise Asnv Needles Br'nsvill Er’ans Butte Guy Charlton Oklacit Chizenne Omaha Clevel del Rio Beaver el Paso Raleigh Lagstat St. Louis Sta Salinas Wort

Marriage Licenses Report Mixed Arizona Names

Numerous marriage licenses listed with names ages and birthplaces including Phoenix Mesa Tempe and Los Angeles. Couples include Luis 19 with Mona 22 in Welton Howard and Nora Mae 17. Daniel F. 4 with Sarah J. 16 Cypress. Gilbert and Behe Mae 17. Manuel 24 with Guadalupe Marus. Dale H Kilpatrick and others.

Luis Raof Phoenix Mona Welton Howard Los Angeles Nora Mae Tuc- Bebereia-Duncan Daniel F Sarah J Cypress Clengham Wford Cannes Gilbert Behe Mae Nde Man Graham RI DE Grazia David F Lita Jane San Francisco Y- Parsons Marshall Carolyn Elizabeth Phoe- Kimmell - Buchanan Robert Daisy Joanne Phoe- Laughlin-Durand John R Dorothey Vale Mesa McRae Cactus Milr-Ingersoll LE Harvey N Phoenix Denby Cole Munday-Phillips David L Tempe Lovel L Quamme-Baker Joseph L Black Canyon Stage Erdeen Bees KY Libarri-Hunt Arthur Joseph I Shirley Arlene Albuerg Bo Ra-Alva

Births Reported At Several Hospitals

Birth notices from Good Samaritan Hospital and others list multiple newborns with parent names and addresses. Entries include girls and boys born May 27, noting R. Paul Ww, Clair D., Ernestine, Howard M., Harvey R., Pete Lerma, Jose Rubio, Amedeo Erna, Joe Inga Abrs, and John Stuart, among others.

Good Samaritan Hospital KNER Pease R W. Minnezowa R. Paul W. Monte T. Clair D Tempe Qerstine Howard M Maay Mann Pitred W E. Palm Lane our = SMITH, Harvey R., 4013 Marshall Pi., girl. oe ST. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Bacak Sonar E. Jeffer- Lerma Pete S. 14Th St Rubio Jose S. Third Ave Erna Amedeo S. Ninth Josephs Hospital Inga W. Georgia Stuart John E. Henshaw

Personal names and cross-complaint list fragments

A fragmentary list of names and associations appears to mix individuals with surnames and cross-claim references. Notable entries include Allene Geers from Beniamine Ontario Donna Mae ON from Fred J. Gon Sell Richard from Sophie cross-complaint, Delphia Hookerer from Jessie Wal Johnson David from Grace Alee Mollie from Patrick Nudo Louis Eugene from Lorraine.

Subscription and advertising rates for Republic and Gazette

The Republic and Gazette Phoenix Newspapers list mail subscription prices in advance for various plans including M&S and Gazette-Evening, with monthly rates and annual options. Classified ad rates are given per word per day, with minimum charge and discounts for cash orders. The notice notes deadlines, desk hours, and that the papers are not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.

Republic Azette Gazette Arizona M&s Sun Apa Gazette

Funeral notices and lost pets clutter Phoenix page

A jumble of funeral home adverts and private notices appears with names such as Moritsuary and Moore Sons along with addresses on 16th Street and Washington. Intermixed are lost pet notices for a black cocker spaniel named Inky and other pets plus a blue parakeet reward listing, and a pawnshop like sales yard entry at 3000 So Central with a phone number.

UCB UCB Sevesseeer Funeral Help Arizona Qrailer Ales Sefraner Dee Tee M. Secon Ms Sons Ee Reteenen Floyd Marlar Gujental Esa Visfine Iapnas Plxons Wia Ames Aeleeea Lyons Robert H. Lee, Jr Gloversville N. Y Larry Lyons Phoenix Phoebe Wiand Greenville Pa Ssont Martinez Dolores Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Glendale Memorial Park Leonard and Ber Ortu Miller Gayle Nogales M. L. Gilbs Moore Daisy George Walker Presbyterian Church Salt River Reservation Meldrum Mortuary Mesa Shepherd Martha Sue Brazill-Whitney Chapel Mr. DuBois Velasquez Abram A. L. Moore & Sons Evelyn V. Gordon James Mortensen- Kingsley J. R. Green Palmer Grimshaw Mortuary Forman Arizona Funeral Home Central Inky West Palm

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