Market Trends Mixed As Dow and Grains Go Higher
United Press reports gains in New York stocks led by favorable dividends and strong industrial output, while bonds and rails show strength and oils rise. Chicago grain and livestock markets close higher, with corn, oats, soybeans up and hogs down. cattle steady and woolly sheep retreat.
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U. S. Seel
American Smelting
Kennecott
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Dow Jones
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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CCC
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Ogden
Couple Takes Death After Baby Dies
Kenneth Herren and his wife Ione killed themselves after their infant son Wally died a month earlier from poliomyelitis. They were found in the front seat of their car with a hose connected to exhaust, after a farewell trip to Mrs Herren's relatives in Kansas City. Neighbors and co workers noted prolonged despondency since the child's death.
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Huntington Park
Calif
Kenneth Herren
Ione
Guy Miller
Herrens
Wally
General Hospital
Los Angeles County
Miller
Kansas City
Full U S recognition near for Israeli state
TEL AVIV Israel UP Informed sources said today that President Truman notified Great Britain he no longer felt bound to follow a joint American British policy on Palestine He would support full US recognition of the Jewish state.
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Israel
Truman
Great Britain
Palestine
U. S
Cadet Plan Extends to Married Men in Air Force
The United States Air Force now allows married men to enter aviation cadet pilot training. Capt James D Hunsaker announced that applicants aged 20 to 26, meeting physical and educational standards, may apply. Successful completion yields pilot wings and a second lieutenant commission in the Air Force Reserve with active duty and potential regular commission.
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United States Air Force
James D. Hunsaker
ASA
Army and
Air Force
United States
Air Force Reserve
Tobin Pledges Taft Hartley Law Repeal At AFL Meet
Secretary of labor Maurice Tobin pledged total repeal of the Taft Hartley law and a fair labor act by March 1. He told 725 AFL delegates that the 81st Congress would fix the 80th’s wrongs, raise the minimum wage, expand social security, and fund education and public health. AFL President Green urged defeating any who oppose repeal and called for holidays to boost voting.
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Maurice J. Tobin
Tobin
AFL
William Green
Truman
Green
Robert A. Taft, R
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American Federation of Musicians
Congress
France Prepares for Parliament Reopening Clash of Parties
Paris reports extraordinary police protection around Premier Queuille as parliament reconvenes after holidays. Communists and Gaullists threaten pressure in a fragile coalition while guards seal offices and streets ahead of the Assembly and Council of the Republic sessions.
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Henri Queuille
Matignon
Queuille
National Assembly
Council of the Republic
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