Wheat Market Dips Then Rebounds Amid Weather Reports
Chicago market initial declines eased as buyers stepped in on expectations of crop damage and weather effects. July wheat about 1.6 to 1.7 cents lower, with September around 1.04% off early. Corn and oats also fell on rain, later recovering. hogs and sheep showed mixed movement with limited gains in lambs and steady to lower cattle quotes in St Joseph and Ogden reports.
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Chicago
Cooper
California
S. Weather Bureau
Southern
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 8
Hog receipts 46 000 with prices mostly steady to lower on light sales. Cattle receipts 16 000 with fed steers steady to higher in spots. Omaha and Kansas City reports show hogs mostly near 11.70 to 11.85 for midweights and cattle mostly steady to higher on better lots. Sheep receipts 9 000 with fat lambs and yearlings active and higher.
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Louisiana
St. Joseph
Hoyes
Ogden Ogden
Utah
San Francisco
Idaho
Chicago
Iowa
California
Omaha
USDA
Kansas City
Hides and Wool Prices Listed by Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Daily furnished prices for hides and wools from Idaho Hide and Fur Co in Pocatello. Green hides and calves listed, dry hides and horse hides priced by size, sheep pelts shown by wool length, wool values ranging from fine to coarse.
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Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Potato Market Report and Shipments Across States
Potatoes receipts show new 108 old 78 cars, 8 ship ments due Saturday totaling 448 new 348 old. Market weak with stock trading on new stock only. North and South Carolina stave barrels cobblers fetch 4.50 to 5.00, few very best 6.25. Louisiana Oklahoma bliss 2.75 to 3.00, few 3.25. Louisiana sacked Burbanks slow sales 1.85 to 2.10. Wisconsin Michigan sacked round whites 5 cents per pound, fancy 1.10.
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Chicago
North
South Carolina
State
Louisiana
Oklahoma Bliss
Burbanks
Raw sugar prices steady amid mixed activity in New York
On June 8 in New York raw sugar prices held at 4.46 per epots duty paid with no sales reported. Futures opened steady and rose slightly on covering and outside support but later eased as houses with Cuban connections sold. Refined sugar withdrawals on old contracts remained active while new business stayed moderate. Fine granulated sugar ranged 6.55 to 6.73.
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New York
Market Report on Metals Futures and Spot Prices
New York market shows copper dull with electrolytic spot and futures up 13 percent. Tin eases with spot and nearby at 65.87 and futures 65.76. Iron steady across No 1 northern 20.00 20.50, No 2 northern 19.60 20.00, No 2 southern 20.00 20.60. Lead steady with spot 8.40 and futures 8.75. East St Louis spot and futures at 7.05. Antimony spot 16.26.
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New York
East St. Louis
York
Car & Fdy Co
Sm. & Hef
Apopverp
Rtchison
Klis
Coast Line
Unio i Te
Bethlehem
California
Cerre de Busco
Chandler Motor
Catchesapeake
Ohioee
Northwestern
Davinson Cherm
Dupont de Nem
Erie
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Northern
Gulf Btates Steel
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central Int. Harvester
Invincible Oil
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Max. Motors
Seaboard Oil
Kan, & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward Nat. Biscult
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
FOOT
APTOS
Dodge Bros
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Cal
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pa
Union Pacific
United Drug
U. S.steel
Utah Copper
Wabash Ltd
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Ogio Orem
Lutinamco
New York Money Market Rates Report
New York call money firm shows high and low near 4 percent with ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bid and offered at 4 percent. Last loan at 4 percent. Call loans steady net acceptances at 4 percent, time loans steady. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 8 percent, 4-6 months 3 percent. Commercial paper quoted at about 324 percent.
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New York
Heat Wave Toll Reaches 481 in Nine Days
The intense nine day heat wave in the eastern states caused 481 deaths with 149 on one day including 71 in Philadelphia. Drowning added about forty five fatalities as beaches drew crowds to New York New Jersey and New England. Temperatures spiked to 100 degrees before a northeast wind cooled the region.
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Philadelphia
New England
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Long Branch
New York Stocks Close on Mixed Chem and Dye Leads
Stocks show mixed results with many industrials advancing and others lagging. Notable gains include Am. Tobacco and General Electric while energy and steel issues show uneven movement amid a broad market pullback.
Bacteria in Warfare Outlawed by Arms Conference
Geneva reports that an international arms conference adopted an amendment to place bacteria on the list of forbidden war methods. The move aims to bar the use of bacteria and poison gas in conflict and strengthen prohibitions against biological weapons.
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Geneva
British workers protest use of forces in Shanghai
London June 8 AP A protest against British armed forces in the Shanghai disturbance was delivered to Premier Baldwin by A B Swales chairman of the general council of the British Trades Union Congress. Swales urged withdrawal of troops and observed neutrality in the Shanghai dispute.
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London
China
Baldwin
A. B. Swales
General Council
British Trades Union Congress
Swales
Shanghai
Frisco Chinese Interested in Southern China Conflict
War in southern China and anti foreign disturbances affect Shanghai Canton and Shameen. About 16,000 unnanese troops control Canton with 10,000 Kuomintang allies as foreigners warn to flee suburbs. Shanghai remains tense with police and volunteers keeping order and propaganda battles between factions.
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San Francisco
China
Shanghai
Canton
Kwang Tung
Kuomintang
Sun Yat Sen
People's Party
Shameen
Bears Annex Sunday Game
The Pocatello Bears defeated the Idaho Falls Doughboys 3 to 1 Sunday afternoon at a park in a game with a large crowd. Alldred and Phillips pitched for the Bears while Gosman worked for Idaho Falls. Bourne and Liday and Hill supplied the highlights. Inenhour, the Idaho Falls catcher, injured his right hand and was relieved by Ross.
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Pocatello Bears
Idaho Falls Doughboys
Over and Park
Alldred
Phillips
Bears
Gosman
Idaho Falls
Bourne
Liday
Hill
Inenhour
Ross
Feldstead
Ween
Reese
Uae
Ens
Enewewee
Simmons
Steweee
Holmes
Ears Phillips
Alidred
Idaho Fatla
H. PO
Sega
Edeeagrs
Aildred
Kenney
Idaho Bears
Falls
Roubidoux
Wright
Federal raids seized liquor in Salmon river country
Federal officers conducted six raids in the Salmon river area over a weekend finding quantities of liquor at multiple locations. Bell Kirtley Hilliard Griever Ed Earl Lonnie Meyers John Ward James Hale Frank Hall and Dora Withington faced arrests and bonds or confinement as the case proceeded in federal court. The operations ended with several suspects jailed for failure to post bonds and awaiting October court dates.
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Salmon River
Bell Kirtley
Hilliard Griever
Merritt
Ed Earl
Lonnie Meyers
John Ward
James Hale
Salmon
Hale
Shoup
Frank Hall
U. S
Lemhi County
Realty Board Commends Frazier's Idaho Tech Work
At a noon luncheon the Pocatello Real Estate board passed a resolution commending C B Frazier for his work at the Idaho Technical Institute and urged the chamber of commerce to retain him as president. A second resolution praised his efforts to expand educational opportunities statewide and near home, while members criticized the state education board's action.
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State Board of Education
C. BR. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Frazier
Channer of Commerce
Realtors’ Board
Warner
Eee
Vazier
Idaho Tech
Realtorn’ Board
Holmes
Arco
Mackay
Blackfoot
Mexican Involved in Nonfatal Hit‑and‑Run Injury
Joe Leva a Mexican from Los Angeles was injured Sunday when struck by an automobile that fled the scene. He was taken to the General hospital with scalp wounds a wrenched knee and other bruises.
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Joe Leva
Los Angeles
Funeral Today for Miss Lena Silmon Blakley
Miss Lena Silmon Blakley died Saturday night at her sister Mrs Mont Amos home 655 South Main. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 from McHan Undertaking chapel with Rev George S Sloan officiating.
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Lena Silmon Blakley
Mont Amos
South Main
McHan Undertaking Company
Geo
Sloan
Woman Over Sixty Earns Bachelor of Arts in Education
Mrs. Elizabeth Talcott of Webster City at age 60 receives the highest degree Iowa State Teachers College offers, a Bachelor of Arts in education. She plans to attend Iowa State University's summer school to continue studies, highlighting lifelong learning.
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Cedar Fallen
Jane
Elizabeth Talcott
Webster City
Iowa State Teachers Collge
Iowa State University
Opening Show Legion Revue ushers in three day run
The Legion Vaudeville Revue debuts at the Auditorium with a nine act bill praised for value and variety. Performances start tonight at 8:30 after doors open at 7, with top talents from Pocatello delivering dance music drama and comedy for a worthy cause.
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Legion Vaudeville
Legionnaires
Acta
Pocatello
Lee Treseder
Mme. Stupide
Legion
Woman Driver Crashes Into Porch On West Whitman
An automobile backed over the curb onto a residence terrace at 782 West Whitman street last night, crashing into the front porch and causing considerable damage. Police report the female driver appeared to lose control as she backed up.
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West Whitman
West Whitman Street
Died at Home Fred Debe Devenberg Obituary
Fred Debe Devenberg died Saturday at his home 444 Park Street after a lingering illness. The funeral was held today at 2 PM from Fourth LD church with Bishop Radley officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery under the Schumannherood Hall company. Survived by wife and Frank, Henry, Ray, and Bert Devenberg of Pocatello, Hazel Putnam of Arring, and Amy Wendell of Salt Lake City.
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Fred Debe
Devenberg
Park Serenc
LD. 8
Radley ¢ Ting
Mountainview Cemletery
Schumarherood Hall Company
Frank
Henry
Ray
Bert Devenberg
Pocatello
Hazel Putnam
Arimg
Amy Wendell
Salt Lake City
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Curb
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Salmon Country
Dance Palace Tonight
Realty Board
Legion Revue
Aeec Yi Tae
4Th Ave
Indian Springs
Natatorium
American Falls
Corona
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
Southern Rec
Chamber of Commerce
Giliforis
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