John Lawson Stoddard Dies in Italy at 61
Rome reports the death of John Lawson Stoddard at his villa near Merano. A Brookline Massachusetts native and Williams College alumnus, he led the Standard lectures for almost two decades, shaping travel and cultural commentary.
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Markets at a Glance Bulls Edge Ahead in Cautious Trading
Markets at a glance show stocks irregular but firm Chicago Wheat steady as corn and barley hold. cattle ease while hogs rise. Curb trading remains heavy with foreign exchanges easing and sugars higher. Cotton and coffee mix in a cautious session.
Cotton futures swing as New York, New Orleans trade mixed
In New York prices edged up early on covering and buying but finished barely steady as the stock market softened. July and December quotes hovered with small gains followed by profit taking. New Orleans activity remained nervy with July and October fluctuating, later slipping from intraday highs. Memphis cotton seed futures closed quiet with bids unchanged to mixed and light sales.
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Liverpool
Turpentine Market Quotes and Firm Data in Savannah
Savannah turpentine firms report sales and receipts figures for early June. The 5044-52 firm shows sales 131, receipts 581, shipments 355, stock 27 136. Rosing firm lists sales 757, receipts 1 831, shipments 4 920, stock 182 522. Quoted prices span B to 2, with recent bids and averages.
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New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New York cotton seed oil closed steady with prices for June at 6.75 for prime summer yellow and 5.8714 to 6.00 for prime crude. July and September at 7.05, October 6.75, December 6.50. sales totaled 11 contracts.
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Cotton Seed Oil
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans June 5 cotton seed oil closes steady with ranges for prime summer yellow 6.65 to 6.75, prime crude 5.87 to 6.00, and nearby months June 6.50 July 6.55 August 6.65 September 6.57 October 6.38 November 6.38 December 6.38.
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Market Summary from St. Louis and New York
St Louis grain and oats prices listed with cash bids and future close for Wheat Corn and Oats. Wheat July and Sept settle around 56 while Corn July 57% and Sept 63. New York call money and time loans steady with prime commercial paper at 2-2% and bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Chicago Livestock Prices May Rise Across Market Sectors
Chicago market report shows 18 000 head of cattle and hogs traded with gains in most groups. Hogs steady to higher with 140 160 and 200 2650 pound ranges quoted. cattle activity active with yearlings steady and steers dull about 25 lower. cows and vealers mixed with several price bands listed.
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New York Sugar Prices Firm as Cuban Porto Rican Sales Noted
Raw sugar firmed early with prices up five points. Confirmed sales included 20,000 Cuban bags for June shipment at 3.24 and 28,700 Porto Rican bags to an outport refiner at 3.25. Refined sugar unchanged at 4.45 for fine granulated.
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Potatoes Prices Mixed Across Regions
Chicago reports mixed potato trading with grades fair to good. Louisianan and Texas bliss varieties lead at about 1.50 to 1.65 per cwt, while old stock and russets range around 0.65 to 1.65, with Irish cobblers 1.70 to 1.80 and No 2 at 1.00 to 1.15.
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New York Eggs Market Report Distinct Prices Listed
New York on June 5 reports egg prices with firm totals for 19 171 cases and mixed color regular packed eggs. The table shows closely selected heavy 20 2034 and extra 19 1944, extra first 18 1814, first 1744 1734, seconds 1614 17, and medium firsts 16.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices Inch Up on Quiet Trade
Liverpool cotton market reports prices higher across grades with American selections leading sales at 4,000 bales and receipts of 10,000. Futures close steady with July at 4.66 and May near 5.06, indicating a cautious, steady tone.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago grain and provisions prices show wheat at No 2 red 76 No 1 white 718 No 1 northern springs 76 and No 6 mixed 61. Corn bids include No 1 mixed 56 No 1 yellow 5614 5734 and No 1 white 58 percent. Oats lists No 2 white 28 28 percent and No 3 white.
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Date note from 1981 brief fragment
As of Thursday June 4 1981 the fragment provides limited context and lacks clear event details or names. The readable portion hints at a dated note or timestamp but no full recordable facts emerge for a complete summary.
Market gains tempered by profit taking amid rail optimism
The stock market extended gains but faced notable profit taking as gains in the railroad group supported a cautious advance. Leading rails rose with Atchison up 10, Union Pacific 8, and New York Central among others. industrials like U.S. Steel and American Can gained while traders watched Eastern railroad rate discussion and European news.
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Irene Castle in Court as Farmerette
Irene Castle McLaughlin the former dancer appeared in Morton Grove Illinois as a farmerette complaining about cruelty to animals and a nuisance at William Schroeder's farm. She testified that Schroeder shoved her from the premises amid a request to feed his stock. The defense sought a change of venue and it was granted.
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Police Seek Man Named Hershey Albany Ge Tune
Police continued a search for a man named Hershey in Albany. Authorities provided few details due to the unclear OCR text but state they are pursuing leads. No arrests reported as investigators review information.
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Editors Inspect Warm Springs On Georgia Visit
About 100 National Editorial Association members toured Warm Springs health resort founded by Franklin D. Roosevelt. The editors inspected facilities, enjoyed informal meals, and viewed military displays planned in Columbus before continuing to Macon.
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Chicago Crime Commission Lists Public Enemies Accomplishments
On the first anniversary of its campaign the Chicago Crime Commission released a summary detailing the fates of 28 public enemies led by Al Capone. The list shows leaders in penitentiaries, under sentence, extradition, deportation, and various statuses including fatalities and fugitives.
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Georgia Florida tag officials reach agreement today
Atlanta June 5 An agreement between Georgia and Florida motor vehicle departments allows autos and trucks to cross state lines without new tags for personal use. Selling products in the other state requires a license tag in that state. Attending the conference were Walter McLin Florida, Carswell Georgia, L C Erwin Jacksonville, Theodore Behler A A A and Charles A Cook secretary of the Atlanta motor club.
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Midshipmen Set Sail on Annual Cruise to Europe
Nearly 1,000 naval academy midshipmen board the battleships Arkansas and Wyoming in Annapolis for their annual cruise to European waters. The group of 944 undergraduates sails for Copenhagen, arriving June 23, while second classmen stay for a summer aviation course. Dozens of graduates disperse on leave after diplomas.
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Court Upholds Decision In Schmeling-Young Stribling Title Bout
Ohio court today affirms ruling refusing injunction to halt the heavyweight championship fight between Max Schmeling and Young Stribling. Judge Mellen rejected the challenge and allowed the bout to proceed in Cleveland amid ongoing legal dispute.
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Man Kills Grace De Witt Family Then Himself on New York Farm
Clyde Clemens, 45, wounded Grace De Witt and her uncle after breaking into the De Witt farmhouse near Round Lake New York. He killed Grace and Gordon De Witt before dying by a self-inflicted gunshot. Grace's mother Mrs Albert De Witt jumped from a window and was injured. Eleven children were left fatherless.
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Washington Announces 1931 Marine Withdrawal from Nicaragua
Washington announces completion of the 1931 program to withdraw United States marines from Nicaragua. Secretary Stimson disclosed the action and its formal end.
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Bodies of Man and Wife Found in Ruins
Carterville Illinois June 5 authorities report the bodies of Marshall Richardson 60 a poultry raiser and his 32 year old wife found in the burned ruins of their home and poultry house near here. Police believe robbers fired the couple and then set the buildings ablaze to hide the crime.
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