Market steadies after opening steel strike sells off
New York stock market slumped at the open with steel and auto shares leading declines. U S Steel delayed on the tape, trading 23 for 5,000 shares after a 23 drop. Volume was light at about 350,000 shares in the two hour session as demand remained near absent. Major steel issues such as Bethlehem and Republic Steel fell about a point while Wheeling Steel Jones and Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet and Tube posted larger losses.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Big Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Wheeling Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Cattle and hog market notes from Chicago and Kansas City
Kansas City market reports show fed steers down 50 to 1.50, cows 25 to 50 lower, vealers steady, and stocker prices mixed with early week gains for some high good fed lots. Chicago figures indicate steady to higher dressed beef trade, with slaughter steers up to 50 higher, and floor prices for bulls, cows, and feeder cattle shifting amid lighter receipts and broad demand. Sheep offered with lambs up about 1.00, breeding ewes active, and Washington range lambs topping near 24.50 in recent sales.
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Kansas City
USDA
Patna
Neen
Washington Range
New York Associa Press Commodity Price Index Update
New York market report shows weighted wholesale price index for 33 commodities at 59.07 today, with area and age-adjusted figures around 159.07 and historical comparisons to 1948 1947 and 1946 averages. Details list various grain and fish lines including wheat.
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New York
Associa Press
Births Reported at Local Hospitals Seeding September 29
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL ANDERSON reports multiple births with names Neil S Burton Clarence L Clark Everett Earl Burlbert Walter E Lindberg Arthur S McDowell Stark Oliver St Josephs Connolly Timothy Farrar Charles Jr John James Larson Elliott Maxwell Patrick Rogers Edgar Smith Jr St Monica's Hospital Coble Lewis Gibbons Ostin Ritiz Joseph Ph rs. P. A. all noting births of girls or boys on September 29 across various addresses and hospitals in the area.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Anderson
Neil S
West Vec Street
Burton
Clarence L
Fast Vier Avenue
Clark
Everett Earl
East Pima _ street
Burlbert
Walter E
South 30Th Avenue
Lindberg
Arthur S
East Edgemont Avenue
McDowell Hospital
Starks
Oliver
Glendale
ST. Joseph’s Hospital
Connolly
Timothy
Lewis Avenue
Farrar
Charles, Jr
East Turney Avenue
John
James
East Fillmore Street
Larson
Elliott
Willetta Street
Maxwell
Patrick
West
Lincoln
Rogers
Edgar
North 17Th Street
Smith
William. Jr
Sunnyslope
ST. Monica’s Hospital Coble
Lewis
Altona Park
Gibbons, Ostin
South Seventh
Ninth Avenue
RTIZ
East Washington Street
PH Rs. P . A
Divorces Granted in Local Courts
Divorces granted include Nettie Wallace from Mer withers Joyce from Crameles, Frey elyn from Raymond Malcir Withers from Room Murray, D. M. from Julia.
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Baker
Nettie Wallace
Mer- Brows
Ae Joyce
Crameles
Frey
Elyn
Raymond
Malcir
Withers
Room Murray
D. M
Julia
Deficit Hits 1.4 Billion In First Quarter
The federal government spent about 1.4 billion dollars more than it took in during the first quarter of the 1950 fiscal year. Officials warn red ink financing may persist with projected deficits up to 2 billion for the year, while Byrd predicts as high as 7 billion. Spending climbs while revenues lag forecasts as Congress acts on 14 billion in appropriations.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Congress
Truman
Salt Lake Wool Sale Fails to Move Large Volume
Nearly 5 million pounds of wool stayed unsold at a Western Wool Handlers Association sale in Salt Lake City. R. C. Elliott and Company offered over 2.25 million pounds. about 18 buyers inspected during the three day event. Buyers remained wary after the British pound devaluation unsettled markets.
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Salt Lake City
Western Wool Handlers Association
R. C. Elliott and Company
Elliott
Bridges Aims for Honolulu Talks on Dock Strike
Longshore leader Harry Bridges announced he would fly to Honolulu to negotiate a settlement of the multi million-dollar dock strike halting Hawaiian operations. The statement followed Bridges' remarks in San Francisco that he would travel today to seek a settlement.
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San Francisco
INS
Harry Bridges
Honolulu
Bridges
Bond market drifts in quiet postholiday session
New York bond trading reopened after the summer break with little trend. Small price changes appeared scattered and mixed, supported mainly by railroad lien issues. Pacific 5s of 1965 rose modestly while Rio Grande Income 4s and Illinois Central 4s fell. Government bonds quiet with few foreign dollar list trades.
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New York
Real Pacific
Rio Grande
Illinois Central
United States
Metals Prices in New York and Flax Market Report
Spot non ferrous metals prices today show copper at 17 percent cents per pound in Connecticut Valley lead at 14 percent cents per pound in New York and zinc at 10, while East St. Louis Mint reports flax No 1 at 3.75 to 3.85.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
Spain Plans Revaluation to Protect Foreign Trade
Madrid reports the government will revalue its money where necessary to keep foreign commerce active. The move follows the pound's depreciation and Spain's existing variable exchange system with preferential rates for prioritized exports and imports.
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Spain
Madrid
Adml Fox to Lead Navy Supplies Bureau
Rear Admiral Charles W Fox will become chief of the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts on Tuesday. He will relieve Rear Admiral Edwin D Foster who has held the post temporarily. Foster will hold the temporary rank of vice admiral in the new post.
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Washington
Charles W. Fox
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy
Edwin D. Foster
Foster
Lard Up While Grains Slip Amid Dull Trade
Chicago Oct 1 AP report shows grains lower on the Board of Trade while lard climbs late after a soft start. Soybeans and wheat faced moderate hedging and a parity price decline spurred some selling.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Krug Urges World Ownership of Earth’s Minerals
Golden Colorado October 1 Interior Secretary Julius A Krug told a Colorado School of Mines anniversary convocation that minerals taken from the earth belong to all mankind not to any single company or nation He warned that if Americans claim ownership others such as Bolivian tin or Canadian nickel would act likewise He praised mining engineers for world wide mineral production and noted scientists will shoulder greater duties in conserving resources globally.
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Golden
Colo
INS
Julius A. Krug
Krug
Colorado School of Mines
Bolivia
Canada
Cotton futures slip after opening spike in New York
In New York the cotton futures market cooled after an initial burst of activity. Hedging by mills helped absorb price moves as the government parity price from mid-September weighed on the market, with scattered liquidation pushing futures 10 to 50 cents per bale lower than the prior close.
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Wa. E
New York
Igh
Beightler Gets New Post as Far East Commander
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler, former Pacific commander of the 37th Infantry Division, is reassigned to the Army's Far East Command. He had led the 5th Armored Division at Camp Chaffee Arkansas since July 6, 1948, a unit now slated for inactivation.
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Washington
Robert S. Beightler
Pacific
Army
Far East
Beightler
5Th Armored
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Phoenix Weather Forecast October First 1949
Phoenix forecast calls for clear weather today tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change high near 99 today low about 68 tomorrow. Arizona outlook shows clear conditions today tonight and tomorrow with scattered clouds in east portions tonight increasing tomorrow. Sunset and sunrise times listed with moon phase. record highs and lows from past years noted. Airport data and city temperatures across multiple stations included.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Sas
D.maines
Raleigh
Detroit Dodge
Reno
Omnes
Eic’tro
St Louis
Elko
Salinas
el Paso
Agstaf
Santonio
Aw SD
Orth
Jego Oo
Sfr'isco
Guay
Ssmarie
Seattle
Ind’polis
Tucson
Jack’ Vill
Wash’on
anCity
Wichita
Be —Yuma
Lami
L. R. Jurwitz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Marriage Licenses from Multiple Cities and States
A list of couples obtaining marriage licenses includes DIXON SUNNa Jonah 26 and Mari lyn 17 from Bapchule, McABEE DAVISS Charlies Wesley 23 and Gwendolyn Jeanette 23 from Thomaston Georgia and Waco Texas, KO LEE Henry 26 Oakland California with Vivian 21, NASH JOHNSON Howard B 26 Cottonwood Colleen Elizabeth 18 Phoenix, AMLEY SIMMONS Clyde 4 Gilbert OURH 39 Tolleson with both residents, TENNEY COCGHEIN Elinn Ques re 22 Mesa Elinor 19 Phoenix, WOMACK DIETZMAN Wallace Hogan 48 Linda Ruth 33 both of.
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Dixon-Sunna
Jonah
Marilyn
Bapchule
McAbee-Daviss
Charlies Wesley
Thomaston
Gwendolyn Jeanette
Waco
Tex Ko-Lee
Henry
Moniock
Oakland
Calif
Vivian
Seen Nash-Johnson
Howard B
Cottonwood
Colleen Elizabeth
Phoenix
Amley-Simmons
Clyde
Gilbert
Ourh
Tolleson
Divorces Sought by Several Individuals Across Cases
Esther Baker sues W S with a cross complaint. Hope Higgins sues Oliver J. Lehman. Jencie Ellen Lehman sues Theo P Quintis. Gloria Quintis sues Frank Garcia with separate praisnenance. Robert S. Pear sues Christine Singleton and others, plus Chester Lloyd. Florence Snyder Tucker sues Robert E for annulment.
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Baker
Esther
W. S
Higgins
Hope D
Oliver J. Lehman
Jencie Ellen Sues
Theoore P Quintis
Gloria Sues
Frank Garcia
Robert S. Pear
Singleton
Christine
Chester Lloyd
Tucker
Florence Snyder
Robert E
Local Arizona newspapers and branch offices listed
The Republic and Gazette Phoenix Newspapers provide addresses for offices in Phoenix Mesa and other cities with phone numbers. Subscription options include Arizona Republic and Gazette Evening and Sunday editions in advance through carriers or dealers.
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Imo
M&s
Sun
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona
Republic and Gazette Phoenix Newspapers. Inc
Mesa
Main Stone
Miami
Katone
Tford
Glendale
Ee. Giem Ave
Republic
Indiana Society of Arizona Picnic Draws Hoosiers
Indiana group hosts a get acquainted picnic at South Mountain Park on Sunday October 2 at 1 PM. Bring a basket and enjoy free coffee. no admission. All Hoosiers invited. Funeral notices list Ross Balesy and William Betts with services and interment details.
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Indiana Society of Arizona
South Mountain Park
Death notices from Phoenix area obituaries and services
Local newspaper obituary notices list multiple deaths including Joseph Balick of Phoenix with survivors in Iowa and New York City, Bobby Calder of Red Banks New Jersey, Neilie Long Clark, Frederick J Hoffstaed of Scottsdale and others. Services set at Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary and Memory Chapel, with interments at Beth El Cemetery and Greenwood Memorial Park. several families extend thanks and funeral homes provide ambulance services.
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Balick
Joseph
Lillian
Phoenix
William A
Freda) Gold
Os Moines
Iowa
Pees John
Rivia) Hildebrand
Moines
Aaron Caran? Blitt
Morris Balick
Minneapolis
Louis
Idele) Roth
New York City
Casey Blitt
Maxine Hildebrand
Francis E. Hawes
Memory Chapel
A. L. Moore & Sons
Mesa Cemetery
Hoffstaed
Frederick John
Matilda Hoffstaed
Scottsdale
Frederick John Hoffstaed
Eugene
Ore
Anna Richardson
Omaha
Neb
Moore & Sons
Greenwood
James
Jasper W
South 12Th Ave
Joe James
Vinson James
Jof Inez
Garnett James
Samuel Collett
Inez
Mortensen-Kingsley
Char Lacy
Jesse Joseph
Phoenix Hospital
Southern Baptist Church
Avondale
Moss
Greenwood Memorial Park
Bridzie
Orvie
Lewiston
Jesse
el Paso
Tex
William
Chicago
Noble, Raymond
Truett Buckley
Houston
Pearl Grey
McKinney
Geneva Cowart
Guam
Mary Lacy
Ariz
Buckeye Funeral Home Miller
Andrew Jackson
G. L. Leonard
J. R. Dailey
W.F.W
C.C.F
Glendale Memorial Park
Sage
Murray
Malcolm Roy
James W. F. Carman
Trinity
A. L. Moore
S. Poindexter
Charles L
Flora Poindexter
Yuma
Alice
Bobbie Lou
Arline
Gwendolyn
Albert
Elney_ Poindexter
Prince Edward Fletcher
Ralah
Frank Penis
Tom Borders
H. A. Cowan
Augusta West
Lanen
Ns. Sanders
Hannah E
Meldrum Mortuary Chapel
Dari Aneereed
Mesa City
Parde
Horse Sales Saturday S000 5S
Horst railers saddies promote a Sunday event on Oct 2 at 2:00 PM featuring diamonds watches rings silverware and electrical appliances. Contact phone 4-5882 for details.
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Horst Railers
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Buckeye Rd
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Tangerine Ark
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Joe. J. Paterno
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Osho
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Palm Lane
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Dorothy
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