Alameda High School Strike Sparks City Turmoil
Alameda Calif March 6 1949 thousands of high school students walked out in protest over the ouster of Superintendent Baden. Mayor Roebke and two councilmen faced calls for grand jury action as police moved to stop intimidation and ensure attendance. Baden warned he may take steps to protect children amid clashes.
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Stock Market Mixed. Mining Leads Gains Amid Week Endview
New York March 6 stock market moved fractions higher in late trading with mining, chroma, farm, water and specialty issues strongest. Most rails, oils and steels edged up slightly as activity slowed after early surge. Allied Chemical near noon rose, while other notable names like General Electric, Chrysler, Deere and Westinghouse showed gains. Trade news and Washington developments remained under watch in commission houses. Weekend reviews say retail sales held up with weather and distribution totals near December highs. Bell System reported February notching a net gain of 68,400 stations versus 36,900 a year earlier. Junkers loans on Gov securities seen as market pressure from dealers amidTreasury activity.
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Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago provisions report notes receipts and prices for market hens, turkeys, geese, potatoes, butter, and dressed poultry with varied local values. Ohio and Missouri markets show changes in stock quality and price levels as shipments and on hand totals fluctuate.
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Briton killed by Italian ambulance attack report
London reports an authoritative source says Britain will lodge a protest with Rome over the bombing of a British Red Cross ambulance unit by an Italian airplane. Ethiopian communique notes Maj. Burgoyne of the British Red Cross killed in the Amba Alaji area during Ethiopian withdrawal.
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Grain Market Jokers Dip, Crop Estimates Mixed in Chicago
Chicago grain traders watched May wheat dip after loan sell orders, amid weak aftershocks from a seasonal crop summary. Reports suggested 1996 domestic winter wheat yield around 500 to 530 million bushels, while corn and oats saw price setbacks with mixed forecasts and variable March conditions. Farm stocks were noted down from 4.449 billion bushels, though analysts called estimates unreliable due to weather volatility. San Antonio market arrivals listed grain prices and bids, while Liverpool reported steady to firmer Wheat positions amid shipping notes.
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San Marcos Day at Fete Is Planned
Plans are under way to hold a San Marcos day at the Texas Centennial Central exposition in October. Claud Holley says the chamber of commerce will sponsor the day, with Rodgers Storey leading a planning committee including K J Berry, G K Evans, W R Gayness, and Walter Buckner. About 300 to 600 citizens would attend by special train, with high school and college bands plus the academy corps.
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Fort Worth Livestock Market Sees Mixed Cattle and Hogs Prices
Market data shows cattle fairly active and steady while hogs rise slightly. Receipts include 2500 cattle and 269 hogs with varying grades. best grass calves and yearlings reach higher bids, cows steady, lambs mixed, and regional reports note firmer hogs and steady to higher feeder prices.
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Farmer Best Man in 1574 Weddings Faces Hungary Fame
SZEGED Hungary March TNS A 50 year old farmer Mate Halysz of Szeged claims the world s best man record after serving as best man at 94 weddings. He says his popularity stems from composing speeches in honor of brides and grooms and knowing Hungary s social high society.
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Dollar Market Sees Mixed Foreign Exchange Rates
Markets report the dollar trading in New York at 4.205 francs per dollar and 8.861 cents to the franc in Paris, with the pound steady around 1.74? per pound. The official foreign exchange rate shows the dollar edging the franc while parities drift in other currencies.
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Balkan Postal Pact Cuts Nations Rates
Belgrade March 11 states of the Lite Entente and the Balkan pact formed a postal federation like the Pan American and Spanish unions. It includes Yugoslavia Czechoulo fase Tunkabia Greece and Tur A rate cut among members has been enacted with standing committees in each capital to study postal telegraph telephone and radio issues.
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Streamlining trains seen as advertising value only
Louisville March 6 The only value of streamlining railroad trains lies in its advertising worth says Fitzgerald Hall president of the Nashville Ohaka nooga and St. Louis railroad.
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Cotton Market Hints At Steady Opening Trade
New Orleans futures close steady with gains to 10 points amid Liverpool uplift and Bombay demand. March open highs show varied bids. July contracts edge up while new crop months post 8 point advantage. Liverpool market reports steady spot prices and strong middling quotes. New Orleans forecasts note regional conference plans as farmers prepare for Neraph.
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Money and Metals Highlights From New York and London Markets
Reports show steady money rates in New York with call money and commercial paper stable, London discount rates for short bills at five percent. Metals data list spot and futures for copper, tin, lead, zinc and bar gold and silver, with currency exchange notes across major European and American centers.
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Marian Martin Spring Pattern Designs for Children
Marian Martin unveils Pattern 9538a a simple twin wear frock for 2 to 10 year olds with matching bloomen fabric options and pint sleeves. Pattern 9548 available in sizes 2 4 6 9 and 10 includes yardage details and order form. spring pattern book offers additional child designs and sewing tips.
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Reunion in 5S A Oldtimers Meet After 60 Years Separation
Capt J B Gillette former Texas Ranger and Sam B Denson retired cattleman meet in San Antonio for the first time in over six decades. They recall Coleman county cattle days in 1873 and early frontier life before barbed wire and modern ranching, with Gillette still active and Denson visiting a friend.
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Stratosphere Pilot Honored By Air Corps
Captain Orvii A. Anderson of Kelly Field, noted stratosphere pilot and scientific observer, will receive the Distinguished Wing Cross at a 8 a.m. Saturday formation at the post operations office. Brig. Gen. James E. Chaney will present the award for his role in the record National Geographic Society stratosphere flight on November 11, 1935, including the year’s highest balloon ascent and largest payload. Anderson, who earned a previous Distinguished Flying Cross in 1934, plans two months of lectures with 120 color plates and 2000 feet of film from his three stratosphere flights, touring Texas, the Rocky Mountains, the Midwest, and Utah. He will return to Kelly Field after leave, then move to Maxwell Field for tactical school.
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Southern Lumber Orders Increase In Week Of February
Reports from 108 Southern pine mills show orders up 10 percent from the prior week and 7 percent above the year-ago period. Shipments rose 1 percent, production up 3 percent, and on-hand orders totaled 3,473 cars, down 2 percent from the previous week.
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British hike AR strength strengthens Royal Air Force
Budget estimates show Britain's air force will reach 1300 fighters, two aircraft, and 17 100 men this year with a defense budget of 2196 000 000, an increase of 7576.00 over 1995. The defense total rises 18 percent, as part of a six year expansion plan costing about tre billion dollars.
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Wool Market Reports Signal Slow Domestic Demand
Market observers report a dull week in wool trade with slow orders from manufacturers and top makers noting little new business. Foreign markets stay firm while domestic wools show scarcity and potential for price relief, with prices quoted for various grades and regions including Pennsylvania, New York, Wisconsin, and Texas under conditions of firm foreign parity and modest domestic decline.
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Markets Show Wide Range Amid Fresh Produce Quotes
Market notes indicate California and Florida produce leading lifts in early prices with beans, tomatoes and pears quoted higher. Fresh arrivals include strawberries, lettuce, onions, and potatoes, while oranges, apples, and peppers show varying gains across regions and brands.
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Hershey Chocolate Reports Five Million Profit
Hershey Chocolate corporation and subsidiaries reported a net profit of 5,051,220 dollars for 1935, versus 5,148,252 dollars in the prior year. Earnings per common share stood at 5.39 after participating provisions, compared with 5.53 in the previous period.
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Marth
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