Heavy buying stirs markets amid general stock indifference
New York June 7 heavy buying in major commodities blanketed a largely indifferent stock market. Declines to fractions and a few gains marked the session with about 450000 shares traded while leaders hovered near lows late in the day. Major faltering names included U S Steel Bethlehem Montgomery Ward U S Rubber and International Harvester among others.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
U. S
Glenn Martin
International Harvester
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Kennecott
American Can
Westinghouse
U. S&s
General Motors
Chrysler
Ward
Air Reduction
Anited Chemical A& Dye
Allied Stores Is A Chalmers
American Locomotive
American Radiator
American Smelt & Re
American Steel Pounds
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco B
American Water Works
American Wool
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Topeka & San‘a
Fv Atlantic Reining
Baltimore & Ohio of
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Borden Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
Calumet & Hecla
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific Case
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola Columbia Gas & Elect Commonwealth & Souterrn Consolidated Oil
Continental Baking
Stewart Warner Studebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing
Transamerica
Ere
Union Carbide Oes
Union of California
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Carbon
United Corporatio
United Gas Improvement
United States Rubber
United States Smelt & Fer
Ted States
Steelum Steel
Drug Pictures
Union
Airbrake Electric
Livestock Markets Reported Steady to Mixed Early June
Ogden and Denver cattle hogs and sheep prices show a slow supply, with cattle mostly steady to weaker and hogs 5 to 25 cents lower. In Ogden odd lots of good steers and cows sell around mid six to eight dollars, veal calves 11 to 13, lambs mixed with trucked in lots and lower bids. Denver salable cattle and calves around steady to weak with hogs 15 to 25 cents lower. top hogs near 10.90 per cwt for 180 to 270 pounds.
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Chicago
USDA
Ogden
Idaho
Denver
New York
Local Market Prices for Butter Wheat and Potatoes
Readable prices show local butter at 33 cents per pound and butterfat at 39 cents. Wheat and oats quoted by Pocatello MI & Elevator Co with 74 cents for oats and 60 cents for barley. Russets priced in multiple grades from 40 to 50 cents per bag, including unwashed and washed varieties.
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Utter
Pocatello MI & Elevator Co
Ric Dicksow
Potatoes and Wool Prices in Chicago and Boston Markets
Reports from Chicago show potato arrivals at 134 on track with 336 total. demand fair to steady, new stock moderate. Boston bulletin details wool trade activity, army fabric and blanket bids in Philadelphia, with prices largely steady and regional buying firm in the west.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Idaho
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Philadelphia
Army Quartermaster
West
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Red Army Reforms For New Operations Amid RAF Bombs
The article notes Red Forces reforming for future military operations as RAF bombings strike in the West. It highlights Red airmen praised by the Kremlin for raids on Constanta and Ploesti while German sources admit strong Soviet resistance. It mentions Russian dispositions near the Ukrainian border and reports from Bucharest.
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Red
Kremlin
Constanta
Bucharest
Ploesti
Central
Europe
Fron
Napoleon and Hitler parallel in June campaigns and rise
The text draws a parallel between Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler, noting their Corsican and Austrian births, and their similar timing in launching major campaigns in June. It argues both were pamphleteers who rose through political unrest and shared experiences of poverty and upheaval.
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Poleon
Corsica
France
Hitler
Austria
Napoleon
Russia
Charles XII Failed Russian Campaign of 1708 09
Charles XII led 44 thousand Swedes into Russia in 1708 winning a major victory that opened the path to the Dnieper. Food shortages and the brutal winter of 1708 09 crippled his army and he abandoned plans to attack Moscow. He moved on Poltava, where the siege failed and his force was nearly destroyed before fleeing to Turkey.
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Pravda
Moscow
Orzan
Communist Party
Germany
RAF
Kiel
Cologne
Duesseldorf
England
Napoleon
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Istanbul
Warsaw
Danzig
Cos
Maloyaroslavet
Grand Armee
Smolensk
Paris
Waterloo
Charles XII
Sweden
Dnieper
Charles
Poltava
Louis Troup Funeral Services Set at Downard Chapel
Funeral services for Louis Troup, 77, who died Thursday at his home on 338 West Bridger, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Downard chapel with Rev. Paul DeF. Mortimore of the Central Christian church officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery.
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Louis Troup
West Bridger
Downard Chapel
Paul Def. Mortimore
Central Christian Church
Mountainview Cemetery
The Great Highway Ranks as Nation's Widest Ocean Front Boulevard
The Great Highway along San Francisco's ocean front is reputed to be the widest boulevard in the United States, attracting motorists and travelers to its sweeping views and scenic shoreline. Local officials promote its design as a premier coastal thoroughfare.
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San Francisco
Ocean Front
United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of the Interior
Not Guilty Plea in Police Court and Multiple Fines
Edwin M. Amy pleaded not guilty at arraignment with a $100 bond. Frank Smith and Thomas Brooks were each fined $20. Jim R. Lilly and Chas A Ferrin faced fines or forfeitures for reckless driving and speeding. Gene Pellum also fined for speeding after claiming passenger request. Laurence Corven and Walter Cruce forfeited bonds for illegal parking. The article adds a note on wildlife outreach and defines en cyclical as circular letter.
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Edwin M. Amy
Frank Smith
Thomas Brooks
Jim R. Lilly
North Garfield
Arthur and
Greeley
Chas. A. Ferrin
Ogden
Utah
Center Street
Gene A. Pellum
North Ninth
Pellum
Laurence J. Corven
Walter H. Cruce
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