Oil shares lift as New York market regains strength
A late rally in New York stocks pushed the market higher as the close neared though activity remained light. Oil shares led gains with Standard Oil group names rising, powered by forecasts of a four percent rise in 1949 petroleum demand amid cautious postwar expansion signals.
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Oakland
Angeles
Seattle
New York
American Corp
Standard of California
Standard
N. J
Jiymouth
Skelly
Livestock and dairy market notes from Ogden and San Francisco
Ogden livestock offers show extremely light supply with Monday advance. Hogs move lower for butcher grades while sows hold steady. weights 180 to 450 pounds with price ranges. Sheep lambs mostly steady with old crop wooled lambs at about 22.50 to 24.00. San Francisco dairy prices list butter cheese and egg grades with varied scores and cents per dozen or pound.
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Ogden
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Unsettled Poultry and Dairy
Live poultry deliveries in 24 trucks with the market steady then unsettled as fryers and crosses vary by type. Butter and cheese prices move, with high scores and track sales for Idaho Russets and Bliss Triumphs potatoes. demand strong for certain stock while others lag.
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Chicago
Springs
Idaho
Texas Bliss Triumphs
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
Texas Bliss
California
Alabama
Bliss
Grain rally lifts May wheat to 2.20 as traders quote prices
Grain markets closed with a broad rally led by May wheat advancing to 2.20 per bushel amid rising prices for corn oats and soybeans. Reports of CCC paying 2.35 per bushel for wheat in store supported the move while short covering and firm cash basises added demand across Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg and Gulf markets.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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The
Gulf
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Idaho Students Return From Union Convention
Four Idaho State college students returned from Colorado Springs after attending the annual convention of the Association of College Unions founded in 1919 to promote cooperation among social centers and aid in developing new college unions. The students are Dick Lord of Idaho Falls, Bob Detweiler of Twin Falls, Kiyomori moto of Pocatello, and John Clark of Payette.
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Colo
Association of College Unions
Idaho State College
Dick Lord
Idaho Falls
Bob Detweiler
Twin Falls
Kiyo Morimoto
Pocatello
John Clark
Payette
Association of Unions
United States
Canada
Lions Club Sponsors Evening Music Program at High School
Parry Harrison of the Pocatello Lions Club will host and preside as master of ceremonies for Music Week at the high school auditorium. The program features Irving junior high orchestra and chorus, Lincoln grade school chorus, Washington grade school chorus, Elaine Levinson dances, and the Irving girls chorus with Mendelssohn and Carroll McCarthy pieces. The city band performs, ending with Semper Fidelis, then Kay Allred and Pinkerton studios close the program. Pete W. Carlson invites all Pocatellans to attend.
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Lovely Meadows
Washington Grade
Elnora Woodland
Ella Becker
Elaine Levinson
Irving Junior High School
Anabel Wilhite
Mendelssohn
Carroll McCarthy
Guy Gates
King
Gomez
Brahms
John Phillip Sousa
Kay Allred
Pinkerton Dance Studios
Pete W. Carlson
Lion’s Club
Ex-Resident Wins Honor for Marlyhurst College Scholarship
Miss Fritzy Biener daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Biener former Gate City resident now of Portland Ore has won a scholarship to Marlyhurst College near Portland She attended St Joseph school and high school here and earned the honor for literature work She plans to major in sociology and will graduate in June from a Portland high school.
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Pocatello
Fritzy Biener
W. E. Biener
Gate City
Portland
Ore
Marlyhurst College
Miss Biener
St. Joseph School
Marlyhurst
Congress Eyes Probe of Multibillion Life Insurance Industry
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a resolution to investigate the life insurance sector’s costs, investments, and impact on business and social growth. A similar House measure awaits action. both houses must approve before the inquiry starts.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
House
House of Congress
Poisoning Dates Set For Annual Squirrel Campaign
An annual squirrel poisoning drive on public lands will begin Monday May 9 with distribution of bait by the Fish and Wildlife Service and Bannock County. Schedule lists locations and times from May 9 to May 13 including Black Rock Inkom Onyx and Swan Lake with specific farms, schools, and stores serving as distribution points.
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Albert Mylrose
Bannock County
Fish and Wildlife Service
Mylrole
Black Rock
Black Rock School
Inkom
J. R. Cordon Farm
Buckskin
Buckskin School
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