End to Stalemate Sought by U S
BERLIN May 31 Gen Joseph T McNarney demanded fulfillment of Potsdam provisions to run Germany as an economic unit to pull the country from a deepening crisis. He cited a food shortage, rising lawlessness, imbalanced trade, coal and steel shortages, and overcrowding from displaced persons and refugees in the American zone.
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Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
Germany
Russia
Potsdam
France
McNarney
United States
U. S
AFL Unions Reach Settlement With Kennecott Copper Co
The China metal trades council said it reached a wage settlement with Kennecott Copper affecting about 1,500 miners at Santa Rita and Hurley New Mexico. The deal increases pay by 18.5 cents per hour with 5 cents retroactive to Sept 24 1945 and 13 cents when a 40 hour week resumes July 1 from a 48 hour schedule. The agreement follows a government fact finding report and hinges on a 2.5 cent per pound copper price rise.
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Silver City
N. M
China Metal Trades Council
Kennecott Copper Company
OPA
Santa Rita
Hurley
F. L
Y Sanatsiotet
United Mine Workers
F. G. Broome
Denver
Post Office to Use Helicopters in Metropolitan Areas
The Post Office plans to shuttle air mail by helicopter between suburban zones and central airports in large cities. Gael Sullivan says helicopter service could provide 12 hour air mail between any two metropolitan areas. Tests in Los Angeles are set before July 10 with full service planned later in Chicago New York Los Angeles Boston Philadelphia and Detroit.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Gael Sullivan
Sullivan
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Bread Rationing Hinted for Britain Soon
London May 31 John Strachey Britain's food minister warned the House of Commons that bread rationing may come within weeks for 45 million Britons. He said voluntary bread economy plans likely fail and that rationing machinery is being prepared for emergency use to secure daily bread.
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London
John Strachey
Britain
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Strachey
Curb Stocks Show Irregular Activity Amid Trading
Active trading Friday produced scattered gains and notable losses. South Penn rose about four points while American Superpower 6 preferred and Indiana Service Corp. 7 per cent preferred gained around three. Cities Service 86 BB preferred fell sharply and Midland Steel Products dropped over two points amid broader declines.
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New York
South Penn
American Superpower
Indiana Service Corp
Cities Service
Midland Steel Products
Sherpin, Willams, Elliot Company
Superior Cement
New York Service
E - Fol B&b
Grains End Higher on Strong Futures and Parity Support
Active Friday grain futures rose with new contract gains over a cent as selling eased and parity prices advanced. Senator Wagner’s remarks on livestock and poultry price ceilings aided buying. oats, corn, rye, and barley futures closed near daily highs with cash values varying by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ferris
Chicago
Wagner
D-N. Y
Senate Banking Committee
New York CurB First Bank Stock Quotes
Market notes show First Bank stock bid 20 2, asked 20 34. Northwest Banco bids 27 percent and asks 27 7. Montana Power listed with bid 116 and ask 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hogle & Co
First Bank
Northwest Banco
Montana Power
Wool Futures Quiet in New York Markets
Inactive trading marked Wool tops and wool futures as a holiday influenced session. Certificated wool spot stood at 94.0 N while certificated spot wool tops traded at 133.0 B with bids nominal or unchanged.
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New York
Wheat receipts and prices in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis May 31 Wheat receipts Friday 605 year ago 278 Rye No 2 2.85 dollars. Other prices unchanged.
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Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Flour and Bran Shipments Report
Minneapolis May 31 Flour unchanged. Shipments 25420 sacks Bran unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Quiet Wool Trade Highlighted by Holiday Slowdown
The Commercial Bulletin notes a quiet Boston wool market over the holiday week with Friday close and uncertain mill buying due to coal supply doubts. Demand remains steady for fine foreign wools though turnover is sporadic, with some Cape wool and Montevideo Buenos Aires cross breds showing limited activity.
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Boston
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Chicago potatoes market lines update May 31
USDA potato arrivals and shipments fill the Chicago market note. New stocks show moderate supplies and fair demand with prices listed for California Long Whites Pontiacs Bliss Triumphs by region, all in 100 pound sacks, U S No 1 quality.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Bliss
Alabama Bliss
Louisiana
South Carolina
Pontiacs
Arizona Bliss Triumphs
Iowa Cobblers
Chicago Produce Market Update May 31
Butter remains firm at ceiling prices with receipts of 641 555. Eggs unsettled with receipts of 59 504. Market remains unchanged in Chicago.
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Chicago
New York Bonds Domestics At T At SF Nor Pac Dairy
Bond table notes domestic issues with quotes and yields. At T and SF 4s mature 1995 show 138 percent. Nat Dairy 2s8 1970 at 103 percent. Nor Pac 4s 1997 listed with higher price.
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At & T
T&sf
Nat Dairy
Nor Pac
Market Ends Week With Modest Gains After Holiday Lull
Stocks closed higher for the week after a holiday pause, led by rails and industrials. The AP 60-stock composite slipped 0.1 to 82.3, but the four day period rose 1.2 points and the month by 2.6. Total volume neared 1.31 million shares.
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Indus
Rails Util
Victor Eubank
New York
Fuiay
Exchange
Associated Press
Market Report South St. Paul Livestock Prices May 31
Cattle totals 1,300 salable with 1,000 calves. Steers and yearlings high at 15917 dollars, loads at 1,241 pounds averaging 17.35. Cows top 14 and bulls to 14.25. Hogs salable 4,300 with barrows at 14.60 and sows 13.85. Sheep 600 head with good shorn lambs 15.50 to 16.00 and ewes 9.00.
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New York
Kennecott
Owen Ford
Air Red
Am Can Ll
Lorillard
Magma
Am Metal
Marsh Field
Am P&l
McIntore
P&Lé Pfd
Miami Cop Ll
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Stl Frs
Am Ta&t
Natl Bis
Am Tob
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy
Anaconda
Natl Dist
AnaWero
Natl
Arm & Co
Natl P and L
Att & & F Ry
Newmont Min
NY Cent
Avia Corp
No Am Avia
No Am Co
No Pac
Balt & Ohio
Beatrice Cr
Ohio
Bendix Avia
Ill Glass
Beth Stl
Lll
Boeing
Pacga&ee
Bride Brass
Packard
Brices Mfg
Budd Mfg
Para Piet
Butte Cop
Park
Utah
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Cal & Hee
Phelps Dodge
Can Dry
Phil Pet
Cater Tr
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col Gas & el
Safeway
Comm & South
St Jos
Cons Edison
Roeb
Shell
Sil King Coal
Cont
del Xd
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Deere Co
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
Det Edison
Doug Air
Std Oil Cal
DuPont
Std Oil Ind
Std OU NJ
Eastman
Stew Warn
Elec P & L
Studebaker
Pire T & Rub
Sunshine Min
Swift Co
Gen Am Trans
Elec
Texas Co
Gen Foods
Tex Gulf Sul
Gen Mills
Tim Rol
Transamerica
Gillette
Fox
Goodrich
Goodyear
Paige
UN Air Lines
Rypid
Luger
Greyhound
UN Pruit Unit Corp
Homestake
Hud Bay
U S Steel
Hud Motor U S
Ill Cent
Aml
Indus Rayon
Harv
West Angel A
West Elec
Nick Can
Woolworth
T&t
Wrigley
South St, Paul
Sioux City
USDA
Salt Lake Mines Market Report Close to Close
A dense list of metal and mineral prices appears for various commodities with bid and ask spreads. The Salt Lake market will be closed Saturday, June 1, affecting trading and price dissemination for listed items.
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J. A. Hogle & Co
Big Creek Apex
Butte Highlands
Coeur d'Alene
Dayrock
Colconda Highland Surprise
Independence
Jack Waite
King of Pine Creek
Metropolitan “A
Merger Mines
Nabob Nevada
Stewart
North Butte
Pend Oreille
Reeves MacDonald
Sherman Lead
Sidney
Silver Bowl
Silver Chieftain
Silver Dollar
Silver Summit
Silver Syndicate
Sunshine Consolidate
Spokane
Livestock Prices Report From Sioux City Market
Sioux City market notes show cattle totals around 1 100 with steers and stockers steady and cows and bulls at steady to higher ranges. Hogs total about 3 900 and sheep 2 000 with fat lambs and feeder pigs prominent and prices varying by grade.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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New York
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