U S Watches Russian Ship To Block Escape Of Gubitchev
Philadelphia July 11 AP The Soviet freighter Dmitry Donskoy remained under federal vigil to prevent Valen tine Gubitchev from stowing away aboard. Gubitchev a UN engineer formerly free on bail awaiting trial for spying, with Judith Coplon also free on bail, faced charges in New York Washington. A coast guard boat circled the ship while guards on the waterfront carried photos of Gubitchev and his wife. The captain refused to show crew rosters in New York prompting renewed watch. The Russian ambassador protested to the State Department but no action reported. Crew rolls were shown ashore during a Philadelphia stop as the ship prepared to unload iron ore here Camden and sail to Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Dmitry Donskoy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Valentine Gubitchev
Gubitchev
United Nations
New York
Judith Coplon
Justice Deartment
Washington
Russia
Miss Coplon
Coast Guard
Dmitry Don‘skoy
A. S S. Panyushkin
State Department
Immigration Service
Gerhart Eisler
Camden
N. J
Baltimore
Pazo Suppositories Offer Fast Piles Relief
Ad shows Mrs A W of San Antonio praising Pazo Suppositories for instant relief from simple piles. Claims include soothing inflamed tissues, lubricating dry parts to prevent cracking, reducing swelling, and providing exact measured dosing in a new suppository form with easier use and no greasy stains.
Collision injures Massillon youth on 29th Street
Wilfred Millers, 18, of 2960 Lincoln Way West, suffered arm and knee cuts and hip bruises in a Sunday morning two car crash on 29th Street. He was a passenger in a car driven by Donald Heintz of 806 Lincoln Way West, which was struck from the rear by a car driven by George W. Hunt of Orrville. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Massillon
Wilfred Millers
Lincoln Way
29Th St
City Hospital
Donald C. Heintz
George W. Hunt
Orrville
Steel Output Slumps to 60 Percent Amid Strike Threat
Cleveland July 11 AP Steel-making fell last week to 60 percent of rated ingot capacity, with recovery tied to a strike threatened for July 16. Even without action, only partial recovery is expected after the July 4 holiday. The rate is the lowest since mid-1946, down from 80 percent before the holiday. Officials note possible delay of a strike by 60 to 90 days if Truman proposes. Spotty buying remains the rule as premium prices fade but standard pricing holds. Supply now meets demand, with 20 steel products shipping in about 34 days.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
United Steel Workers
Truman
Steel
Prices for eggs and poultry in Cleveland area
Department of Agriculture composite market data for Cleveland lists U S consumer grade eggs in cases with prices for Large AA white 68, brown 61, Large A white 60-61, brown 59-60, Medium A white 56-57, brown 55-56, Large B white 54-56, brown 53-56. Wholesale prices show Extra 1 and 2 large white 48-52, brown 47-51 Fowl colored and heavy 25-27 Leghorn and light 20-23 Fryers and broilers heavy 29-30 Leghorn and light 24-25 Old roosters 15-17.
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U. S
F. O. B. Cleveland
Egg market prices in Pittsburgh highs and lows
In Pittsburgh on July 11 the egg market lists prices by grade and size. Grade A categories range from 58 to 66 cents with varieties including white, brown, and mixed. Grade B, pullets, trades, and dirties quoted at lower levels. government graded cartons show Grade A large white at 67 cents and others down to 60 cents for medium brown.
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Pittsburgh
Grain Quotations in Chicago Opens Firm on Trade Board
Grains opened mostly firm on the Chicago board of trade with slight easing in certain prices as 228 cars of cash oats arrived this morning. Wheat rose about half a cent to 2.01 and a fraction, corn was steady to fractionally higher around 1.37, oats edged down to about 0.623.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock Market Quiet Despite Policy Report Advances
New York stocks showed little movement with many issues holding Friday levels or fluctuating narrowly. Few gains stood out as Nickel Plate rose to 63, Guantanamo Sugar preferred jumped to 99 on tender plans, while notable decliners included Bethlehem Steel and General Motors as industrial averages slipped 16 cents and rails 26 cents amid mixed sector performance.
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Congress
Nickel Plate Railroad
Guantanamo Sugar Preferred
Republic Steel
Goodyear
J. I. Case
Deere
Commonwealth Edison
Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
du Pont
American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Pacific Western Oil
Eastern Air Lines
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet
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Sears Roebuck
Caterpillar Tractor
American Telephone
Consolidated Natural Gas
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
International Paper
Southern Railway
Illinois Central
Standard Oil
N. J
Warner Bros
Cleveland Livestock Market Prices Report
Active cattle and hog prices with gains across many grades. Cattle strong at 26 to 28 for good to choice. calves 24 to 26. hogs up to 22.50 in several weight ranges. sheep and lambs mixed to higher with choice lambs at 25 to 27. calves 26 to 27.25. culls and commons 15 to 18.25.
Chicago Market: Hogs Steady to Higher. Cattle and Sheep Steady
Chicago reports hogs at 9 500 priced 25 cents higher with top at 22 and bulk 15.50 to 21.50, packing sows 14 to 18.50 and pigs 15 to 19. Cattle and calves steady with good and choice steers 26 to 29, cows 16 to 20, bulls 18 to 23, yearlings 21 to 29, stockers 18 to 22. Sheep steady with medium to choice lambs 20 to 26 and feeder lambs 17 to 20.
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Chicago
Cattle Markets Steady as Hogs Remain Active
Cattle numbers around 500 with steady values. Steers fetch 24.50 to 27 for good dry fed, 22.50 to 24.50 for medium to good, 20.50 to 22.50 for common to medium. Heifers 21.50 to 24 for good to choice, 20 to 21 for medium to good. Cows 17 to 18 for good to choice, 15.50 to 17 for medium to good. Canners 12.50 to 15.50. Bulls 21 to 22.50 for good to choice, 16.50 to 19.50 for common to medium. Hogs 400, active and steady.
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Pittsburgh
Depths of Hell's Canyon Compare with Grand Canyon
Hell's Canyon in Idaho reaches about 7,900 feet in depth, notably exceeding the Grand Canyon's maximum depth of 6,100 feet. The comparison highlights the extreme relief and dramatic vertical scales of these North American gorges.
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Hell’s Canyon
Idaho
Grand Canyon
Hawaii Strike Peril Brings Agreement
Honolulu July 11 AP Both sides in Hawaii real dock strike extend the disruption for two to three more months unless federal action. ILWU began May 4 demanding 32 cent hourly raise to 1.40 while seven stevedoring firms proposed 12 cents offering later withdrawn. Negotiations stalled and a Knowland plan for a presidential inquiry faces varied support.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
C.I.0
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Congress
Knowland
California
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