Grain Trading Resumes After Brief Suspension
Grain futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade paused for about ninety minutes as broker Robert Buckley of Buckley Co sought a temporary restraining order against new government ceiling rules on grain contracts. Federal Judge Shaw denied an injunction, suggesting Buckley pursue damages instead. the move followed government price ceiling increases described in Buckley’s suit.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Robert Buckley
Charles W. Buckley
Chicaza Commission House
Hlwyr R. Shaw
Curfew Booking For Liquor Curfew Violation
Mike Anguiany aged 28 from North Salado Street was arrested at 1314 West Communic Street Sunday morning for violating the liquor curfew by allegedly drinking beer.
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Mike Anguiany
Salado Street
West Communic Street
County bids sought for road work and printing contracts
County Auditor announces bid openings for a road sweeper vehicle and road and bridge warrants with bids due by 3 p.m. July 11, 1946. Printing Division seeks proposals for printing binding engraving stationery and supplies for Texas state institutions for fiscal year beginning Sept 1 1946 and ending Aug 31 1947 with 10 percent bid bond. Multiple obituaries follow including Amarriner Mariner, Adela Avers, Jessie Belle Beltz and Claudine Elizabeth Deas with service details and interment at Mission Burial Park.
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Charles W. Anderson
Offien
Garvey
Unty
Board of Control, Printing Division
Austin
Nesths Amarriner
Helene Marriner
Laurel Jieixnis Place
Sie
Irs
Keebler
Paul Adams
Otto
Kaphler
Paul W. Adams
Les Cfarthver Adams
Christ Enisconal Church
Sam Capers
Inter
Foent
Mission Burial Park
Purler Loring
Pallwearers
Jack Marie Lewis Kavten
Pan Mea Craig Adams
William Winerth
J. C. Nelson
Aters
Adela Avers
Wilkens Avenue
Carrie Lee Avary
Nema
Porter Loring
Beltz
Jessie Belle
W. Ridgewood
Beber Fis
Serenilss Bellx
Sony
John Shaefier Zeliz
Willis Henry Belts
Dauchters
Anond C Lackland
EL Hicks
W. No. Holmes
Harry
Kellan
George L. Warfel
Gielock
Porter Lozing Chapel
Perry Webb
Sunset Memorial
Pal Dess
Nra
Claudine Elizabeth Deas
Garner Birvet
Sureivorn
Reese
Mya
Belle Wynn
Mia
Doria A. Smith
Markers
Kelten T. Wyern
FNL
Furler Lorine Chapel
John Dexehner
Mission Burlo Rk
Maritime Chiefs Seek World Help Amid Labor Crisis
Washington reports that CIO maritime leaders pled with the world for aid as a ship strike looms for June 15. Talks with ship operators and the CIO unions continue without progress, while CIO officials cable the World Federation of Trade Unions in Paris urging support and warning that government crews could be used on merchant ships if needed.
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Josep Curran
World Federation
Portu
Washington
America
CIO
Truman
Bram
Paris
Asaveliog
Wll
Wftu Torm
Tac U
WETU
WFA
Ie Afl
Russia
Britain
France
WFTU
Europie
Market prices for vegetables fruits and poultry in San Antonio
A San Antonio market report lists cauliflower at 1.75 per crate, artichokes at 1.99, lemons 4.60 per crate, and grapefruits 4.07 per crate. Green beans 1.60 per bushel, onions 1.75 per bushel, and potatoes 3.75 per 300. poultry prices include fryers 0.305 per lb and hens 2.00 per 10 lb.
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Gozen
Thalio Snussery
Idaho
Louisiana
Hisck
Texas
California
Milo and
Hesari
New York Cotton Futures Open and Active Early Trading
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with prices around forty cents per bale. Quotes for various months show modest fluctuations as mid morning dealings continued. Louisiana and New Orleans futures also posted mixed levels with December at about 28.60 and March near 28.75.
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Fuluyes
Fim
Beother
See
Spd
Cattle and Livestock Prices Slide Across Markets
Market notes show cattle gains of 15 to 25 cents on many grades with sparse calves and strong slaughter cow demand. Stocker and feeder classes mixed with some declines, lambs generally steady to higher, hogs and bulls uneven, buyers cautious as spring runs approach. Pearson Livestock Exchange reports wide variation by weight and grade across cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs.
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State Market News
Calyny
Jan Most Bis Wehler
Tully Sloudly
Fame Reef
Calver
Aleady
Comemon
Melliwath
Grain price shifts at Chicago open amid new contract rules
Grain futures moved as wheat, corn, rye and barley prices advanced with new posting ceilings and old contracts adjusted. The Chicago Board of Trade opened with wheat at 68 to 84 cents, corn and oats showing changes, while barley and other grains faced mixed moves as July prices and ceilings were tweaked.
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Zacis
AuRust AG
Prague United Front Gov Proposed By Czech Leader
June 3 7 President Edward Benes asked Clement Gotwell leader of the Communist party to form a united front government in Czechoslovakia. The Communist party led by Gadwald reportedly won the largest share of votes in last Sunday's polls.
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RED Party
Prague
Edward Benes
Clement Goltwell
Communist Party
Czechoslovak United Front
Gadwald
Feadar Ail
Derilo
Deaths of German Girls Linked to American Soldiers In Frankfurt
U S army authorities disclosed two German girls died in incidents involving American troops over the weekend. One girl was found shot in Lieutenant Litzingen’s quarters on May 30 after loving him. Another 19 year old was killed when an American soldier allegedly fired accidentally while he shouted in her apartment. A third case involved Arthur Lee Canwell, a 21 year old from Ponyville Mississippi, who reportedly discharged a pistol by the bed as the German girl reached for the jacket. These incidents raise the total of German girls killed in the past month linked to American soldiers to four.
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Frankfurt
U.S. Army
Litzingen
Robert Hawk
Hawk
United States
Nuernberg
Arthur Lee Canywell
Ponyville
Miss
Approval for Cenotaph Sought
In Austin on June 31 the Suth legislature will be asked to approve a $15,000 cenotaph on the capital grounds honoring Franklin Hasso vet. Trustees of the Rosenvell Memorial Foundation, after earlier permission by the board of control, move to seek formal approval as required by 42nd Legislature. Financing will come from $1 contributions.
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Suth
Franklin 2
Hassovet
Ronsevell Memorial Foundation
Secrument
Pernussi
Lorew
Persmit
Chairan Weaver
Taker
Leerssky
Yeny
Oil discovery in Starr county yields strong flow rates
W. H. Holland reports a new oil discovery about 14 miles west of the Garcia field and southeast of the Borie area in Starr county. The No. 1 Rens and Bemivith well produced 147.37 barrels per day of 36 gravity crude through a three quarter inch choke after perforations in two sands at 2961 to 2967 feet. Initial pressures reached 225 pounds per square inch, with 926 pounds on tosing. The No. 3 Roe and Benvent well is offset north of the new discovery, drilled from the same Goldston No. 1 pad, with work continuing below 3406 feet as drilling proceeds on the other sands and nearby prospects. Several other key wells in the region are noted, including No. 1A Gonzales south of the nearest production in the Kelsey field and No. 23 Bass northwest of production in the same area.
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Garcia Field
Borie
Starr County
Tabine
Tosing
Nore Terse
Hare 100
L. Galdston
Welch
Felde
Roos
Benvett
Soutooe North
Northwastens
Goldetoats No. 1
J. C. Clark
Gonzales
Kelsey Field
Start County
Tha Wane
Art
Mhgluel
Deaner
Kelzoy
Tee
San Held
Blair Coms
Naa
Greil
Porclan
Thy
Viera
New
Flores
Roxas Urges Reforms in State of Nation Address
President Manuel Roxas called on Congress for universal military training, redistribution of large estates, higher income taxes, and other reforms to avert economic prostration. He warned of a 290 million peso deficit, pressed for a 12,000 strong standing army with one year universal training, and proposed a 100 percent tax on war profits.
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INS
Manuel Roxas
Philippine Congress
Roxas
Wsf
Jbank
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Wholesale Market
Chicago June 3 AP spokesmen report steady poultry receipts with 19 trucks arriving. Prices show fowl at 26.64 to 28.11 for lowhorn fowl, fryers and broilers at 33.88, roosters around 21 cents. Ducks ducklings and light ducks noted with varied quotes.
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Ciicaco Poultry
Chicago
Oman
Texas Coyotes and Rancher News From Texas Trails
Texas reports cyanide used to control coyotes nationwide, effective in Texas but not harming sheep and goats. Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association plans June 20 meeting. Hereford stock, Shropshire lambs sold on San Antonio market. stocker goats in fleece fetch 8 1/4 cents. Quarter Horse event set for Stamford July 2-4 with Fort Worth trophies. Soybean meal and linseed setaside remains near May level at LO percent, per agriculture department.
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Bill Gray
Ateaa
Texas
Mark Browne
Fexay Predatory Animal Control Association
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Stamford
American Quarter Horse Association
Fort Worth
Tune 20
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mihailovitch Trial Date Set
Belgrade reported that General Draja Mihailovitch and 23 associates will stand trial on June 10. The defendants list includes Constantine Fetich, former Yugoslav ambassador, among others named by Marshal Tito's government.
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Belgrade
Draja Mihailovitch
Yugarislav Chetnik
Marshal Tito
Mihailovitch
Constantine Fetic
United States
Charters Granted for Several Firms in Diverse Industries
Mon Shop of Victoria receives charter for capital stock of 45 000 with authorized 10 000 par value. Burnet Boat Builders Incorporated chartered in Buratt County with capital stock of 10 000. Sterelt Supply Company listed in Corpus Thrisli with capital stock 55 000. Sentaen-Plummill Incorporated chartered in Mie sion with capital stock of 100.
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Victoria
Capital
Burnet Boat Builders, Incorporated
Buratt County
Sterelt Supply Company
Corpus Thrisli
Popstal
Stecl
Sentaen-Plummill, Incorporated
Miesion
City News Louise Schuei2ze Drill Team Benefit Bingo
Hermann Sons Garden hosts a benefit bingo party on Tuesday June 4 to support the Louise Schuei2ze drill team. All Hermann Sons members and families are invited to attend. cash prizes noted.
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City News
Louise
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