Irregular New York Stocks and Commodities Report
U S stocks traded irregularly lower in quiet action with mixed earnings for Du Pont Allied Chemical Atlas and Phelps. Grain and livestock prices fell while hogs rose. various companies and commodities show scattered moves including Eastman Kodak and Homestake Mining among others.
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New York
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Atlas Corp
Phelps
Federal Reserve Board
Eastman Kodak
Nn. J
Santa Fe
Amerada Corp
Anadium
Omaha and Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights
Omaha reports hogs 7,000 head mostly steady to weak on heavier weights. Cattle 5,200 with feeders scarce and sheep slow. Chicago shows hogs 7,500 with gains 25 cents and cattle steady to higher, top steer price around 28.50 and varied beef cow ranges.
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Omaha
Chicago
AN FRAN NECO Market Report On Produce And Livestock
Chicago market notes show live poultry trucks and steady to firm chicken prices with Plymouth Rock and White Rock fryers listed. Butter and potato prices reported with arrivals, current receipts, and stock levels. track sales include Idaho Russets and Colorado McClures with prices per 100 pounds.
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Chicago
Plymouth Lock Springs
Idaho
Colorado
930
KC Ksei
KSEI
Waring
Jack Berch
Tin Pan Alley
Claudia
Om Young
Stella E
Jenzo Jones
Oe Widder Matas
Calvary
Vietenborn
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Cantor
Red Skelton
Wenn
Feu
Idaho S
Lennie Boren
Hickory House
Gem State
Corte
Htea
Biltmone Hotel Orch
Grain prices slip on Board of Trade losses widen
Chicago grain futures eased in late trading after holding steady earlier. Wheat fell about 1 to 2 cents a bushel, corn down 3 to 4 percent, oats 4 to 5 percent lower, rye 3 to 4 percent, soybeans 1 1/2 to 4 percent, as traders cited the Commodity Credit Corporation no longer buying soy for Gulf shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
Woman faces DUI charge after collision in police court
Mabel Johnson, 51, of 1320 North Harrison Ave, charged with operating a vehicle under the influence after a collision. She pleaded not guilty. Judge R Don Bistline found her guilty, fined $100, and suspended her license for one year.
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Mabel Johnson
North
Harrison Ave
R. Don Bistline
Matt Don Honeycutt
Taft
Honeycutt
Oscar B. Parrott
South Fifth Ave
Royal
Weymouth
Campus
Richard Kent Cotant
Rt. 2 North
Frank Sackett
Henry L. Criddle
North Arthur Ave
Forrest Leon Morris
Radio Program Schedule for KEIO KC and KEYY-1240
A detailed listing of Friday radio programs across stations KEIO-1440 KC and KEYY-1240, including morning prayers, news briefs, music shows, comedy, variety hours, drama, quizzes, and sports features. Notable entries cover Breakfast in Hollywood, Kay Kyser College, The Lone Ranger, Queen for a Day, Georgia Jamboree, and Evening news, with local programming and AP News updates interspersed throughout the day.
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MN News
Kate Smith
Sardi's
Tias
Express Firm Fires 9000 NY Workers in Lockout
The Express agency in New York abolished 9000 jobs and imposed an air and rail embargo on all shipments in the metro area after a prolonged slowdown. AFL clerks call it a lockout while the company cites a 72 hour notice and says the move is the firing of 9,000 men.
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New York
Railway Express Agency
AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Metropolitan
Daniel J. Sullivan
A. M. Hartung
John Wilson Dies At 84 In Buckskin Basin
John Walker Wilson aged 84 of Buckskin Basin died Thursday at a local hospital after a long illness. Born December 12, 1864 in Kingston Tennessee, he moved west to the Dakotas before settling in Buckskin Basin 30 years ago. Survived by widow Queen Martin Wilson, daughters Maude Brewster and Mrs. Jake Cates, ten grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at the Down ard funeral chapel with interment Mountain View cemetery.
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John Walker Wilson
Buckskin Basin
Mr. Wilson
Kingston
Tenn
Dakotas
Baptist Church
Queen Martin Wilson
Maude Brewster
Third St
Jake Cates
Fort Hall
Downard Funeral Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Crossword Puzzle: Horizontal and Vertical Clues Mixed
A mixed grid of horizontal and vertical crossword clues featuring small mammal, Greek letters, headgear, vehicles and more. The puzzle lists numerous word relations from prepositions to forms and proverbs, with entries spanning from basic to obscure terms.
Rummage Sale Set by St. Joseph's School Saturday
St Josephs school association holds a rummage sale at the USO hut on North First starting at 9 a.m. Saturday. Proceeds benefit the school.
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St. Joseph’s School Association
North
Grove Hosts Pot-Luck Dinner for Woodmen’s Circle
Mrs. Ersal Cornelison will host a pot-luck dinner on Friday at 8 p.m. for members of the Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle, Grove 21 in Grove.
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Ersal Cornelison
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Grove 21
Weather synopsis in Idaho and Utah regions
Southeast Idaho shows considerable cloudiness with little temperature change. Highs 35 to 45 and lows 25 to 35. Southwest Idaho has cloudiness with scattered rain or snow showers, highs 45 to 55 and lows 25 to 40. Utah east and west portions mostly cloudy with light precipitation. highs 45 to 55. Regions mentioned include San Francisco Seattle West Yellowstone.
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United Press
Idaho
Utah
Dixie
San Francisco
Seattle
West
Yellowstone
Pocatello Ministers Plan Dual Union Communion Services
The Pocatello Ministerial Association will hold two union communion services on April 14 and 15. Holy Thursday services will be at the Assembly of God church for East side residents and at the Congregational church for West side residents. Good Friday services are set for the First Presbyterian Church with seven ministers participating.
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Pocatello Ministerial Association
Mel Any
NE Willis Hamblin
Assembly of God Church
East Side Pocatellans
Congregational Church
West Side
First Presbyterian Church
Hamblin
Turgeon to resign town treasurer post after 21 years
Fremont N. Turgeon of East Brookfield Mass will give up the town treasurer job after 21 years saying he has no time for it. He will continue as selectman a post held 20 years and as tax collector a role he has held 14 years.
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East Brookfield
Mass
Fremont N. Turgeon
Turgeon
Pocatellans Must Register To Vote In Coming Election
City voters must register between March 12 and April 2 to be eligible for city official races and the city manager petition. City Clerk Bert Reese announced that the primary is April 5 with finals on April 26, and listed four precincts and four ward contacts handling east and west side residents with address details. Residents must have six months state residence and three months city residence to vote.
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Pocatellans
Pocatello
Bert Reese
Reese
Sam Oliver
South Sixth Ave
Fern Dustin
Lincoln Ave
Center St
Sublette St
Ernest Fraser
North
Arthur Ave
Hindenburg Scion Faces Denazification Court
Oskar von Hindenburg, son of Germany's former president and alleged Nazi offender, will be tried by a denazification court next Monday. Franz von Papen, Hitler's wartime envoy, will testify for the prosecution about von Hindenburg's influence on his father on Hitler's behalf.
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Lueneburg
Germany
Oskar von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Hitler
Turkey
von Hindenburg
Milton Haskett Celebrates 78th Birthday in Portneuf Park
Milton Haskett 78 is feted by 81 guests at a birthday party held Wednesday night at the Portneuf park reception center. A former Jerome resident, he has lived in Pocatello for 15 years. his wife died 29 years ago, and 27 of the attendees were his children and grandchildren.
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Milton H. Haskett
N. Main
Mr. Haskett
Portneuf Park
Jerome
Pocatello
Violinist Lindeman Wins Talent Quest Spot for Hollywood Final
Arnold Lindeman aged 21 from 436 N 13th Ave won week three of Talent Quest at the Chief theatre securing a place in the nationwide race to Hollywood. Runner up Deanne Bailey nine from 42 Greenwood Place sang Ave Maria. both advance to the Pocatello finals on March 20 to select Gate City candidate for Ogden regional finals.
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Arnold Lindeman
N. 13Th Ave
Boy Scout Honored for Help That Was His Own Accident
In Columbus Ohio Samuel McKain was knocked down by a bicyclist who happened to be a Boy Scout. A nearby doctor aided McKain after the fall. McKain says the scout should not be credited for the good deed since the cyclist caused the incident.
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Columbus
Samuel McKain
McKain
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