House Probers Target Slav Congress in Un-American Inquiry
The U S House committee on un American activities moved to vet the American Slav Congress and CIO United Electrical Workers Union in secrecy. It released documents alleging Polish embassy spying and identified witnesses while planned public hearings follow, with Judge Blair F Gunther assisting in the probe.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
American Slav Congress
C.I.0
United Electrical Workers Union
Communist Party
U.K
Blair F. Gunther
Common Pleas Court of Pittsburgh
Slav Congress
Gunther
John Sherman
U.S
Pittsburgh
Clark
Republic Steel Net is $2.52 a Share
Republic Steel Corp reports a consolidated first quarter 1949 income of 15,298,627, up from 9,132,980 in 1948. After deductions and tax provisions, net earnings equal 2.52 per share on common stock, or 7.1 cents per dollar of sales, with 1949 figures rising from 1948 levels.
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Republic Steel
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Stocks Open Slightly Higher Then Slip Into Losses
New York April 25 AP Slight early gains faded to small losses as rails showed mixed results and motors fell. Market action was inconclusive after last week’s drop and weekend rally. Buyers did not sustain momentum with leaders including Santa Fe Southern Pacific Union Pacific Western Union Air Reduction Allied Chemical American Tobacco etc while downsides covered Southern Railway Sinclair Oil Standard Oil Pacific Western Oil GE Dow Chemical DuPont Kodak U S Steel Sears Roebuck International Paper. Industrial averages fell 29 cents rails down 12 cents.
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Ion
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Transcontinental & Western Air
Goodrich
Douglas
Southern Railway
Sinclair Oil
Standard Oil
N. J
Pacific Western Oil
Commonwealth Edison
General Electric
Dow Chemical
duPont, Eastman , Kodak
American Woolen
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Oliver Corp
International Paper
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Amer Can
Gen Motors
Radio Corp
Car & Foly
Gen Refractories
Repab Steel
Amer Loco
Glidden
Am Radiator
Shell Union
Goodyear
Simmons Am Smelt & R
Gt, North Pfd
Socon
Greyhorn
Tel & Tel
Homestake Mine
Int. Harvester
Southern Ry
Int. Nickel
Sperry Corp Atchison
Int
Kennecott
Stand Oil Ind
B&o
Lambert
Stand Oil NJ
Bendix
Lib-On-Ford
Stand Oil Ohio
Beth Steel
Libby McNeil
Studebaker
Boeing Air Loew's, Inc
Texas Car
Barge Warner
Martin, Glenn
Tex Gulf Ut
Briggs Mize
Ad Mont
Tim Det Axie
Ches & Ohio
Mullins
Timken R
Nash Kelv
Pwen Cent Fox
Chrysler
Nat'l Acme
Union Carb Col G & E City Fee & F
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Union Pac
Comw & So
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Packard
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Pan Amer Airways
Eastman Rod
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Wheeling Steel
Eaton Mine
Penn RR
White Motors Woolworth
el Auto Lite
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Echo Products
Phillips Pete
Youngst S & T
Firestone
Plymouth Oil
Zenith Radio Gen Electric
Livestock Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland April 25 AP Livestock prices show cattle steady with ranges for various grades. Calves up to 27 dollars, hogs steady with heavy and medium weights listed, sheep and lambs steady with clipped and wool varieties priced.
Livestock Prices in Pittsburgh Market Report
Salable cattle 350 head with steers priced from 16 to 25 dollars depending on quality. Cows and bulls listed, hogs 500 head trading slowly with weights priced from 12 to 18.50 dollars. Sheep 350 head active with lambs 27 to 28 dollars, ewes and wethers 6 to 14 dollars. Calves 175 head, good to choice 25-26 dollars, lower grades 10-13 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices Open Anew
CHICAGO April 25 INS hogs 9 000 bids 25 cents lower top 18 25 bulk 16 50 18 heavy 17 28 medium 17 25 18 25 light 17 25 18 25 lighting 17 18 packing sows 13 16 25 pigs 14 16 50 cattle 13 000 steady calves 600 steady good and choice steers 24 29 common and medium 19 24 yearlings 19 29 heifers 16 26 cows 15 21 bulls 16 22 50 calves 17 25 50 feeder steers 20 26 stocker steers 19 24 stocker cows and heifers 16 22
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Cleveland
Chicago
Brothers injured in early Sunday Loop Cafe fight
Police reported two brothers suffered lacerations in a dispute at the Loop Cafe located at 2548 Winfield Way NE. William Hughes, 31, of 2510 14th St NE, was treated at Mercy Hospital for cuts on two fingers, while his brother Charles R. Hughes, 28, of the same address, received care at Aultman Hospital for cuts to hands and face.
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Loop Cafe
Winfield Way
Mercy Hospital
William Hughes
14Th St
Charles R. Hughes
Aultman Hospital
Cleveland area Produce Prices Department of Agriculture
Composite market for Cleveland shows eggs by consumer grade in cases. Large AA white 61, brown 54. large A white 55 56, brown 51 53. medium A white 51 52, brown 49 50. Wholesale egg grades FOB prices include Extra 1 and 2 large white 46 50 percent, brown 44 46. medium white 42 44, brown 41 42. Live poultry prices FOB Cleveland: fowl colored heavy 40 41. fowl leg horn light 34 35. fryers broilers heavy 34 35. stags old roosters 22 27.
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U. S
F.O.B
Cleveland
F.O.B. Cleveland
Egg Price List From Government Grading Sealed Cartons
A historical price list shows government graded eggs with grades and sizes. It details prices for Grade AA and A eggs from extra large to medium including whites and browns, with pullets and dirties listed. Prices include large white 64 and large brown 61 for Grade A.
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Pittsburgh
Grain Quotations Mixed on Board of Trade Opening
In Chicago on April 25 the grain market opened mixed. Oats displayed wide price moves as activity steadies after Saturday’s sharp break. Wheat dipped a fraction, May at 2.23, corn eased to 1.33, and oats ranged around 0.66 to 0.67.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Democratic Leader Dies in Gallipolis at 80
John Ernest Halliday, an 80 year old retired merchant and longtime Democratic party leader in Gallipolis for nearly four decades, died.
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Gallipolis
John Ernest Halliday
Democratic Party
Steel Firms Retain High Output Amid Sluggish Demand
Steel reports show producers keeping busy with solid current orders and rising third quarter bookings despite weak demand. Auto and related industries drive current need while buyers proceed cautiously as inventories dwindle and price outlook remains uncertain. Ingot rate held at 99 percent.
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Cleveland
Metal-Working
Millionaire John Owens Slaying Probed in Riverside
Riverside lawmen prepare to hear Agnes Garnier, 53, the maid and Owens secretary, testify as the chief witness in the murder inquiry. Owens, 68, founder of the National Association of Apartment House Owners, was slain at his Riverside ranch after a dispute over cocktail glasses tied to actress Irene Rich.
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Riverside
Calif
John E. Owens
Irene Rich
Owen
Riverside Ranch
National Association of
Michigan
Agnes E. Garnier
William Mackey
Miss Rich
Two Men Fall Asleep at Wheel Reckless Driving Charges
Police and deputies arrested 24 during a busy weekend, as two motorists said they fell asleep at the wheel leading to separate crashes. Keister and DiSimone faced reckless driving charges. others cited for intoxication, speeding, ignoring signals, and stop signs across numerous city blocks and townships.
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Jacob A. Keister
Commonwealth Ave
Massillon
Marion D. DiSimone
20Th St NW
School Board in Dalton Renews Six Contracts
The Sugarcreek Township board of education renews contracts for six teachers in Dalton area schools. Recipients include Marian Dorff Kathryn Seager Hazel Nussbaum Verna Edwards from Dalton schools Geneva Beals of Kidron and Charles Smith of Silver Hill.
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Dalton
Sugarcreek Township
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