Grains Lose Little Ground On Week Opening
Chicago grain values slipped fractionally after a midday rebound as rain in the corn and soy belt, a large Canadian wheat crop estimate, and cash arrivals weighed on prices. Traders noted Holland’s interest in two corn and soy cargoes and awaited the USDA monthly crop report.
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Chicago
of Trade
Agriculture Department
Holland
Mixed Bond Market Trade Dampens Tax Exempts
The New York bond market showed narrow gains and losses in moderate trading. Government bonds slipped as demand for tax exempt issues waned, while some corporate and railroad issues edged higher or lower, with specific notes like Vanadium 342s up about 4 percent and Southern Pacific convertible 3s down two points.
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New York
U. S
Victory
Hudson & Manhattan
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific General
Los Angeles market cattle and hogs steady amid varied demand
Livestock in Los Angeles shows 3 500 cattle with steady prices and strong demand for quality steers. Calves 800 head, midrange values 26.25 to 28.00 for good slaughter calves. hogs 600 head up to 25.00 for No. 1 and 2 195 255 lb. sows 19.00 20.00. sheep 200 head with spring lambs 26.00 28.00.
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Los Angeles
FSMN
Metal Market Prices Reported in US Cities
Spot nonferrous metal prices today show copper 24.5 cents a pound in Connecticut Valley, lead 16 cents a pound in New York, zinc 13.5 cents a pound in East St. Louis, and tin at 1211 dollars per pound in New York.
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DOW Jones
NorPac
Nor Sta Pwll
Abbott L
Northw Airl
Acme
Ate
Adams Exp
Ber Rad & Pa
Admiral
Ohio Edis
Ate Air Reduc
Ohio Oil
Alaska
Oliver Cp
Alleghany
Alieg
Allied Chem
Allied
Pabco
Ferro Cp
Pac G&el
Alum Ltd
Firestone Ll
Ale Am Ag Chem
Pac Mills
AN Am Airlines
Pac Tin Can
Pac W
Follans
Packard
Freeport
Car &F
Parke
Peoples
CDI
Pw & Lt
Gen Foods
D ‘Pfeiffer
Gen Mills
Ale Phelps Dod
C&s
Am Tel & Tel
Gen Shoe
Philip Mor
Phillips Pet
Ga Pac
Pitney Bow
Am Woolen
Gillette
Am Zinc
Gimbel
PitScar & B
Anacon Cop
Glidden
Pittston Co
Pii Oil
Plym Oil
Goebel Brew
Armco
Armour
Grah Paige
Granby
Colo
E&g
Rypf
PublickInd
Atchison
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Pullman
Atchison Pf
Atlast Line
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RKO
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Radio Cp
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Halliburton
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Rem Rand
Ale Balt & Ohio
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Hilton
Repub
Avia
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Homestake
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Hudson Met
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Sharon
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Ind
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Ask Bank of Douglas
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Century Shares Chemical Fund Oe
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Renee
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Weather Bureau
Cotton goods market quiet as mills check orders
New York reporting quiet cotton goods trading on a Monday as mills review mail and orders from the prior week. Demand was heavy last week and prices rose, with a mill representative predicting prices for finished goods may advance later this year.
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Dry Goods
New York
Public Records and Court Notices Listed in City Records
Public Records from CITY COURT and JUSTICE COURT list dozens of cases and actions. Disturbing the peace bond forfeitures driving under influence charges and trials on Aug. 20 or Sept. 4 provide the core docket details. Superior Court filings include debt suits foreclosures and probate petitions. Death notices include Ferguson, Frische, Hood, Lancey, Stough with funeral arrangements and relatives.
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Clara Mae Gardner
Mary Lee Thomas
Louise Patterson
Western Market
Willie C. Charles
Alfredo Romero
John Espinoza
James Briggs Jr
Pima County
Roy V. Ortiz
William McElroy
Ramon Y. Morales
Felix Martinez
Justice Court
James M. Howsare
Clark H. Johnson
Silven Randolph
Lydia Mynatt
Truit Williams
Rex King Davis
Edward Ahrens
Mike Thurston
Charles C. Miller
Harvey Messner
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Robert S. Tullar
Cocio-Estrada Auxiliary Unit No. 59
Madelyn Ybarra Raymond
Thelma L. Bazy
Elmer L. Bazy
Dennie Dixon, Jr
Mildred Dixon
Francisco Vasquez
Maria Vasquez
Trinidad Martinez Zazueta
Anastacio T. Zazueta
Joubert William Davenport
Tucson
Carol Jeanne Moore
Henry Williard Griffiths III
Arizona
Doris Ellen Peebles
William G. Valenzuela
Selina Otero
Allen A. Beck
Calif
Julia Ruthbhey
Hollywood
Gustaf A. S. Nelson, Jr
Colleen Moore
Serguson
Velma Ferguson
West Pointer
Cerebral Palsy Foundation
Lillie Nora Hood
David
Edward
Beatrice LaDu
Jeanette Good
Bessler Funeral Home Chapel
Kent
Rock Cemetery
George B. Stough
W. Wetmore Rd
George Jr
Howard
Genevieve Kish
Gladys Lieberg
Bring’s Funeral Home Chapel
Southlawn Memorial Park
Births Report From Local Hospitals List Dozens of Newborns
A long list from St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center records multiple births from August 8 to August 10. Names and addresses accompany each entry for families including Stringer Willsey Dezem ber Hernandez Jung O Rielly Fuentes Pierson Santa Cruz Arvizu Lugo Caid Haight Leech Richey Johnson Convent Teller Ochoa and others.
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Joseph H. O'Rielly
Ill
S. Alvernon
Gilbert F. Fuentes
E. 18Th St
William Pierson, Jr
el Rio Dr
Frank Santa Cruz
W. 29Th St
Frank J. Arvizu
E. 25Th St
Tony Lugo
S. Main St
Arthur Caid
E. Adams St
John Haight
E. 17Th St
James E. Leech
E. 26Th St
Lem F. Richey
W. Simmons Rd
Robert J. Johnson
S. Convent
Tucson Medical Center
Albert T. Teller
E. 16Th St
Francisco M. Ochoa
W. Canada
Truman Signs Order to End DP Commission
President Truman signed an executive order to terminate the displaced persons commission. The program allowing war refugees to enter the United States by special quota expires August 31.
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Truman
DP Commission
Washington
Displaced Persons Commission
United States
Harvest Under Gunpoint Report From Central Europe
Alexander Kendrick reports from Vienna that crops in central Europe are being harvested under gunpoint to meet Soviet quotas. Kendrick says peasant harvests are coerced as a wartime like pressure persists on agricultural output.
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Alexander Kendrick
Vienna
Austria
Europe
Kendrick
Communists Tighten Grip as State Farms Gear for Quotas
Kendrick reports armed squads from Romania Hungary and Czechoslovakia guard villages to ensure state farm crop gathering and to compel private farmers to meet grain quotas. He notes Molotov plan industrialization reduces agricultural workers and land, yet aims to match normal harvests despite security measures. Also listings for tonight's radio programs with guest soloists and performances.
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Ars
Romania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Kendrick
Transportation Men Meet Here
The southern council of the Transportation Association of America meets at 7 30 tomorrow night in the Tucson Chamber of Commerce building to redefine the interstate commerce act. Hyman Myerson chairs both the Chamber of Commerce transportation committee and the southern council, with representatives from transportation companies truck lines railroads and shippers expected from across southern Arizona.
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Southern Council
The
Transportation Association of America
Arizona
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Hyman Myerson
Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee
Fires Reported Across City in Weekend Calls
In a series of short incidents firefighters responded to calls from 8:47 a.m. Saturday to 11:00 p.m. Sunday. Trash fires on East 10th Street and 58 West Simpson prompted multiple engines, a false alarm on South Main, and a brush fire near 400 West McCormick Street with Engine 2 leading Central units.
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East 10Th Street
East Side
East Congress Street
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Central
W. Simpson
South Main
East Sixth Streets
Menlo Park
McCormick
Public Hearing Notice on Tucson Street Improvement
Resolution No. 2434 authorizes a street improvement under Contract No. 173. The City of Tucson will hold a hearing at 8:00 PM on August 18 to consider objections to the assessment and contract terms. Owners or interested parties may file written grounds for objections with the City Clerk prior to the hearing.
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Tuc
City of Tucson
City of
Tucson
Tucso
Tucson to issue improvement bonds under 1952 city resolution
The City of Tucson will hear objections at fixed hearing time and then issue improvement bonds to cover costs of work. Bonds issued under Article 23, Chapter 116, Arizona Code 1939, payable from a special fund in installments. Interest set at 2.5 percent per year, bonds to be paid from assessments starting January after first payment. Published August 6 7 8 11 1952.
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Tucson
Arizona
City of
Carl M
Tucson Daily Citizen
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Isadora Hernandez
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Casa Grande Rd
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