Grain Prices Ease On Board After Mixed Cotton Report
Chicago actions show mild price declines across grains with soybeans leading a brief uptick. Traders cited weekend selling, cash wheat offerings, hog culling proposals, and strong oat buying from Canadian shippers as factors softening the market.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
Ee As Oh Sik Exmieege
Joe ‘ Grain
Eal
Market Futures Show Mixed Bonds and Grains Movements
Daily market roundup notes steady stocks with rails and motors in demand. Bonds mixed as rails improve. Cotton and wheat soften while cash wheat flows freely. Corn and oats ease with Canada imports rising. Hog prices steady to 25 cents higher, top at 23.25. Cattle mostly steady.
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Canada
Mixed US livestock prices and embargo lift noted in markets
Chicago Kansas City and Los Angeles market notes show hogs and cattle trading unevenly with weekly shifts. Hogs range from about 22.75 to 24.25 for 190-270 lb butchers, cattle largely steady with primes around 28.00-31.50 for large steers, and sheep firm for choice lambs while other offerings move slowly. An embargo on outgoing shipments was lifted, affecting trade dynamics.
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Chicago
USDA
Kansas City
Los Angeles
FSMN
Fire Crews Respond to Brush Blaze and Chair Fire
In a 24 hour period, Engine 3 raced to a brush fire along South Park Avenue to Broadway between 4:45 and 5:03 pm. Earlier, Engine 1 headed to 302 West Palmdale Street around 1:50 to 2:05 am for a fire in an overstuffed chair.
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South Park Avenue
Broadway
Eastside
W. Palmdale Sr
Southside
Troopship Brings Korean Vets Home
Seattle reports the troop transport Marine Adder returned with 2,999 Korean War veterans to a dock side welcome by pirates with cutlasses and daggers. The scene featured armed seaborne demonstrators as veterans disembarked.
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Seattle
Seafair Gala Welcomes Homebound Troops in Seattle
King Neptune led a gala reception for homebound troops as Seattle’s Seafair celebration continued, drawing civic leaders and residents to honor military personnel amid the ongoing event.
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King Neptune
Seattle
Australia to tax incomes in New Guinea and territories
Australia plans an income tax for earnings in New Guinea, Papua and Norfolk Island for the first time, drawing opposition and concern in the territories over government policy.
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Australia
New Guinea
Papua
Norfolk Island
Market Exhibits A Ragged Edge
New York stocks ended mixed with a ragged close as broad movement kept within fractional ranges. Volume totaled about 1.2 million shares, with gains in Barber Oil and Superior Oil of California offset by declines in Celanese and Western Union amid mixed earnings and dividends.
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Barber Oil
Superior Oil
California
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Santa Fe
Eastman Kodak
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
Dow Chemical
Amerada
American Tobacco
New York Central
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Curb Exchange
Canada Southern Oils
Devon Leduc Oils
Easy Washing Machine “B
Eye Chloromycetin Faces NRC Hearing Over Deaths
In Washington a NRC panel of top scientists began studying about 200 blood disorder cases linked to Chloromycetin. FDA asked the review to guide possible actions, including a potential ban if the drug is proven to cause deaths, a remote but considered possibility.
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Washington
National Re
Search Council
NRC
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Venezuela
Malaya
Restricting Use of Chloromycetin Says AMA Parke Davis
The drug chloramphenicol is to be restricted to typhoid fever and certain staphylococcus infections where other wonder drugs fail. It may still treat serious diseases, but only under a defined method. AMA and Parke Davis warn physicians against indiscriminate and promiscuous use of chloromycetin.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Parke Davis & Co
Detroit
Nixon Promises Backbreaking Campaign Schedule
Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. Richard Nixon says he and presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower will pursue a back breaking campaign schedule, potentially the longest in U.S. history. Nixon and campaign manager Murray Chotiner flew to Denver for talks with Eisenhower on timing and strategy.
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Los Angeles
W.P
Sen
Richard Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Arty Murray Chotiner
Denver
Eisenhower
Schricker Wants Fire Truck Take Him To Final Ride
Indiana Governor Henry F. Schricker, a former fireman, said he does not want a hearse after death. He told firemen in Indianapolis that he wants his coffin carried in a fire truck and to be a fireman till he dies.
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Ind
U.P
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Foreign exchange rates in New York August update
New York markets show Canadian dollar at 104.183 U S cents, up 0.25, with European currencies mostly unchanged or slightly lower. Britain pound at 2.794 dollars, futures for 30 60 and 90 days down modestly. various francs gourds lira escudo krona and other currencies listed with small changes. Hong Kong dollar in the Far East noted at 17.60.
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Venezuela
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Hong Kong
Cotton futures swing on report amid mixed activity
New York traders saw wide moves as cotton futures fluctuated after the government release. Early heavy buying at higher prices faded into profit taking, with a 45 minute run yielding a $4 per bale range before net losses of over $1. Government estimates put production at 14,735,000 bales, 750,000 below trade ideas. Late quotes fell $1.05 to $1.15 from prior close with October around 38.99, December 38.82, March 38.70. Final hour liquidation pushed values to day lows.
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New York
Cotton goods market active with heavy sales for 1953 delivery
The New York cotton goods market stayed brisk as mills moved large volumes of print cloths for delivery in early and mid 1953. Wool and raven goods were quiet, and cutters of spring lines goods appeared to have finished buying.
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New York
Dividend Notice Declared by Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power
The Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Company declares a quarterly dividend of forty cents per share on its common stock. It will be payable September 19, 1952 to stockholders of record at the close of business September 4. Checks will be mailed.
Truman hints at special session on price controls
President Truman may call a special session to tighten price controls drawing Republican criticisms and Democratic backing. Lawmakers weigh election timing and campaign impacts while inflation concerns loom after warnings from Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall.
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U.P
Truman
Congress
MA. Truman
Ellis Arnall
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Sen
Theodore F. Green
D-R.i
Green
Saving Your Life May Be Complex
University of California botany professor Dr Lincoln Constance faced court after a signal fire he lit while hunting for flora near Suttle Lake in central Oregon spread to four acres. Firefighters and planes battled the blaze as he explained the lack of a permit.
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Ore
U.P
University of California
Lincoln Constance
Oregon
Suttle Lake
Constance
Justice Court
Public Records Justice Court and Public Notices
Justice court actions include Freddie Langlois aggravated assault with a preliminary hearing set for Aug 13 and $500 bond, plus several petty offenses. various civil matters and name change petition. divorces and marriages. births and deaths. legal notices announce Speedway Pavement Widening contract awarded to PTONEFR Constructors with bond details and appeal rights. publication Aug 7 8 1952.
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H. A. Searcy
Leroy Andrews
Duke Shaw Jr
Edith Borrow
Hugh E. Patton
Raymond Cannon
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Aviation Cadet Burned in F-80 Crash Near Phoenix
Aviation Cadet David D. Ward twenty two of Meriden Kas was treated at Tempe hospital for serious burns after crash landing his F-80 jet ten miles north of Phoenix during a routine training flight. Base officers stated he made the emergency landing yesterday afternoon.
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David D. Ward
Meriden
Kas
Tempe Hospital
Phoenix
Ward
Railroad Bond Market Higher
Demand for railroad liens pushed bonds to higher territory with gains up to two points. Government loans eased slightly in quiet over the counter trade. Key rails such as Frisco 4s 44% Seaboard 4s income at 102% and Milwaukee 4s 75 led activity while Northern Pacific 3s and Pennsylvania 4s 1965 declined on light volume.
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New York
U. S
Frisco Line
Seaboard Airline
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tax Officials Allow Reporters To Inspect Settlements
The internal revenue service will let newspapermen review records of any tax settlement case when propriety is publicly questioned. Commissioner John B Dunlap announced the move, though it does not satisfy the American Society of Newspaper Editors demand for automatic publicity on all settlements below the amount owed by the taxpayer.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Special School Election In Amphitheater Districts No. 4 and 10
Public notice announces a special election to be held August 1952 at Amphitheater High School for funding public law 815 from the U.S. government to construct and equip additional school buildings on land north of Yavapai Road between Stone and Oracle in Tucson. Ballots open 10 a.m. and close 6 p.m. on election day.
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Pima County
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