Stocks Irregular as Coal Slowdown Limits Market
Markets move unevenly amid coal mine shutdowns and rail layoffs. Notes show General Motors record sales, Skelly Oil profits, price cuts at GE and Sears, and mixed moves in steels, autos, and oil issues with utilities modest gains and notable oil stock shifts.
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General Motors Corporation
Skelly Oil
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Sears Roebuck
Commonwealth & Southern
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United Corporation
Greyhound
Paramount
National Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
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Chrysler
Standard Oil of
California
Superior Oil of
Nickel Plate
Merck & Co
International Business Machines
Douglas Aircraft
Third Avenue Railway
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha and Chicago
Omaha hogs 6500 and cattle 10500 steady to mixed as buyers showed moderate activity. Chicago hogs 9000 slow to steady with price declines. cattle 13000 largely steady with slower early sales. sheep buyers scarce with rising asking prices on slaughter lambs and native lambs quoted higher for good lots.
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Chicago
Grain futures rally as markets digest mixed crop data
Grain futures climbed from early weakness with late-session gains led by Chicago trends. Wheat weakened slightly, corn and oats mixed with small advances, rye edged lower, and soybeans fell amid volatile trading and hedging cover.
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New York
Chicago
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San Francisco Dairymarket Butter and Eggs Report
The market shows mixed readings with butter at 93, 92, and 90 score levels and receipts around 115,137 pounds. eggs receipts 4,400 cases and market unsettled. Poultry and cheese items display steady to unsettled trends with varied scores, while onions and potatoes show moderate supply and slight firmness in prices across regional prices and track sales.
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Funeral services for John Walker Wilson 84
John Walker Wilson 84 longtime Buckskin Basin resident near Inkom died Thursday funeral held Saturday at 2 p m in the Downard chapel with Rev. Harry Snook officiating Pallbearers listed and musical tributes by Gwen Velma Daniels with Edna Hutchens at piano Burial at Mountain View Cemetery under Downard mortuary direction
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Harry Snook
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Inkom
Troy Slader
Jim Chandler
Jacob Schrader
Harold Whitworth
Francis
Olay Hansen
Gwen
Velma Daniels
Edna Hutchens
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Helen Andréws
Ethel Talbot
Julia Walcott
Betty Bendetti
Annabelle McKee
Mountain View Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
Oldest Bridge Marks Century in Wheeling Anniversary
The oldest suspension bridge in the United States, opened to traffic in Wheeling in 1849, observes its 100th anniversary this year. The Ohio River span once claimed the world’s longest suspension roadway.
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Wheeling
United States
Ohio River
Masters Claims Legislature Controlled by Lobbyists
Boise reports former Idaho Secretary of State Ira H. Masters charged that the last session was thoroughly controlled by lobbyists. He urged enacting lobbying felony laws and questioned how much money was spent to defeat or pass measures. He noted two professional lobbyists from the Atlantic coast were present most of the session.
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Boise
Ira H. Masters
Idaho
Legislative Assembly
Atlantic Coast
Illness Takes Life of Mrs. R. Lounsbury in Idaho
Former American Falls resident Mrs. R. Lounsbury died Sunday morning at a Ketchum hospital after a month of illness. Funeral services will be in Ketchum Tuesday morning, then burial at Falls View cemetery in American Falls at 4 p.m. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Nelson and survived by husband, daughter Patricia, 15, son Jerry, 20, who was in Japan, sister Mary Farwell, brother Paul Nelson, both of American Falls, brother Dee Nelson of Ketchum, and her mother, Mrs. Antone Nelson, of American Falls.
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American Falls
Ketchum
Falls View
Lounsbury
Antone Nelson
Patricia
Jerry
Japan
Mary Farwell
Paul Nelson
Dee Nelson
Election Set By VFW
Pocatella Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter votes for officers at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial Hall. Candidates include commander Richard Carter and James Chivers senior vice LaVerne Cardwell junior vice George Orchard James Chivers and John Hemming chaplain John Hemming quartermaster Elmer Morgol judge advocate John L. Long post surgeon Dean Hartvigsen Carlton Fengler three year trustee John Lee Gordon Willis.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Richard Carter
Jamies Chivers
LaVerne Cardwell
George Orchard
James Chivers
John Hemming
Elmer Morgol
John L. Long
Dean Hartvigsen
Carlton Fengler
John Lee
Gordon Willis
Massachusetts State House Dome Painted Gray in 1898
Fearing a Spanish bombardment during the Spanish American War, Boston grayed the gold dome of the Massachusetts State House in 1898 to reduce its visibility and deter attack. The decision reflected wartime security concerns and a shift in public building aesthetics.
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