Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Markets End of Year Teasers
AP market wrap notes salable hogs 28,000 in Chicago with weights under 250 pounds down 1.00-1.50. cattle 5,500 with steers and yearlings firm to 32.00 and cows generally steady. Kansas City shows uneven trade with mixed yearlings and hogs 2,500. Los Angeles reports steady cattle and hogs with steers scarce and hogs easing 0.75-1.00. Wheat futures edge higher as holiday trading closes. corn in demand by elevators.
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Chicago
St A
Kansas City
USDA
Los Angeles
FSMN
Ne” Bailey
Barrows
Cottons Fall on Year End Selloff After War Proclamation
New York December 31 cotton futures fell sharply on heavy liquidation amid year end selling. The market opened lower and then rallied more than a dollar per bale from intraday lows as mill buying revived sentiment after the surprise presidential proclamation ending hostilities at noon.
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New York
New York Stocks Rise on Selective Basis in Final Trading
Industrials and rails gained on select purchases as leaders mostly fell back. Front runners included Firestone Tire on dealing earnings. U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Caterpillar Tractor and General Electric among others.
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New York
Losine
Firestone Tire
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
General E
Foreign Exchange New York December 31 Rates
Foreign exchange in New York shows movement as December 31 rates follow Britain's trends with shifting values for key currencies and notes on the impact for traders.
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New York
Great Britain
Unified Hospital Rule Sought By Board Member
Mrs. Anna M. Hirst, state hospital board member, urges the board of control to act as a unit on controversial issues and establish a policy with the chairman as mouthpiece within recorded minutes. She praises new member O. H. Simley of Tucson as a valued addition and calls for consistent guidance for officials and employees.
Senate Republicans Name Foreign Relations Leaders
The Republican leadership selects Lodge of Massachusetts for the foreign relations panel with Smith of New Jersey and Hickenlooper of Iowa joining Vandenberg Capper White Bridges and Wiley to form the majority. Taft’s steering group includes Brooks Hawkes Ferguson Gordon Saltonstall Vandenberg White and Wherry. Tobey objects to Eastern underrepresentation as he concedes to the plan. Loeffler, 73, is chosen as secretary of the senate with a $12 000 yearly pay. McGinnis is named sergeant at arms for the same salary.
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Gurney
South Dakota
Brooks
Illinois
Ball
Minnesota
Lodge
Sen. Lodge
Massachusetts
Sens. Smith
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Vandenberg
Capper
Kansas
White
Wiley
Wisconsin
Taft
Hawkes
Ferguson
Michigan
Cordon
Oregon
Saltonstall
Wherry
Sen
Tobey
New Hampshire
Committee On Committees
Congress
Carl A. Loeffler
Senate
Leslie L. Biffle
Democratic Policy Committee
Edward F. McGinnis
Chicago
Navy
American Legion
Wall Doxey
New Year Festivities Cue Weather Warnings and Labor Tension
Revelers planned to attend grid iron games in Los Angeles for New Year celebrations as a cold and snappy forecast covered much of the nation. Rain threatened Southern states, with snow and freezing rain in the Ohio valley. In San Francisco Yellow taxi drivers threatened a midnight strike to press wage demands while St. Louis faced a possible wildcat stop in transit. Cleveland’s Yellow Cab Co. said blotto service would not resume and police warned drinkers could risk jail as they nurse hangovers.
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Los Angeles
Ohio Valley
San Francisco
St. Louis
Yellow Cab Co
Cleveland
Truman Proclaims End of War Mobilization Ties
President Truman announces peacetime shift for the vast five year Army machine at Army HQ. Top level talks seek required resets while Navy says naval reserve service remains unaffected. Reserve officers serve through the emergency plus six months. A news conference unveils the proclamation.
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Army
Navy
Naval Reserve
Truman
Statutes on War Hostilities and Postwar Provisions Listed
A compilation of acts from 1918 to 1946 outlines military, naval and civilian provisions. It covers enlistments during hostilities, education for veterans children, vocational rehabilitation, immigration and citizenship changes, and material disposal rules ending at hostilities cessation. Organizations cited include the Bureau of Budget and the War Department.
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Secretary of War
Chief of Engineers
War and Navy Departments
Bureau of Budget
District of Columbia
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Indian dances filmed at Wild Horse ranch shown at Legion luncheon
Howard W. Miller presented colored films of northern Arizona dances and scenery at the Santa Rita hotel luncheon of the American Legion. The reels included Flagstaff powwow on July 4 and Gallup Indian ceremonial dances with Smeki dances. Miller urged Arizona and New Mexico cities to cooperate on annual ceremonials to avoid date conflicts.
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Arizona
Howard W. Miller
Wild Horse Ranch
American Legion
Santa Rita Hotel
Flagstaff
Miller
New Mexico
Philippines Ryukyus command and MARBO formed
MacArthur Pacific becomes Philippines Ryukyus command with forces on the Mariana Bonin and Volcano islands designated the Mariana Bonins command MARBO under Maj. Gen. F H Griswold now 20th Air Force commander. Maj. Gen. Paul J. Mueller becomes chief of staff of supreme Allied headquarters and Far East command with Maj. Gen. E J Almond as deputy chief and Brig Gen L J Whitlock as deputy chief of SCAP.
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Pacific
Philippines-Ryukyus
Mariana, Bonin
Volcano Islands
Mariana-Bonins
Marbo
F. H. Griswold
20Th Air Force
Guam
MacArthur
Paul J. Mueller
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Far East Command
E. J. Almond
SCAP
L. J. Whitlock
City zoning and appeal notice and ordinance amendments
Legal notice announces a January 15 1947 public hearing before the Tucson Board of Adjustment on Case 46-47 Annie Mae Thompson appealing a building permit denial at 948 North 9th Avenue. It also details Ordinance No 1084 amending zoning district boundaries for the Building Zone Map Tucson Arizona with attached map references.
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Board OF Adjustin TE
Council Chamber
City Hall
Arizona
Annie Mae Thompson
North 9Th Avenue
Board OF Adjustment
Tucson
Carl M. Hitt
Public Records Summary From Superior Court Docket
Guardianship petitions and ancillary probate filings appear for estates including Earl H. Strasser and Elizabeth Minter Sargent. Decrees grant quiet title in several cases. Violent crime sentences include 18 months to two years and 6 days in jail. Multiple marriages licenses and births listed with names and locations.
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Superior Court
John OD. Lyons, Jr
Earl H. Strasser
Cuardian
John W. Gassaway
Martins.rogers
Anderson Brown
S. W. Realty & Improvement Co
Richard H. Pratt
Philip Contzen
Pima Canyon Properties Co
Tom Mills
Garth Morgan
State
Richard Ryan
Tucson City Ordinance amends Building Zone map details
The item records adoption of Amendment No 21 to Ordinance No 83 adjusting zoned blocks in Tucson Pima County Arizona. It specifies revised boundary lines on North Ninth Avenue West Fourth Street and related lines and directs publication through late 1946 into early 1947.
Public notice of amendment to Tucson Building Zone Map
Legal notice outlines parcel description along West Fourth Street North Ninth Avenue and adjacent lines in Tucson Arizona. Reference is made to Amendment No 26 by Ordinance No 1083 dated December 20 1946 and map dated August 13 1942 revised February 7 1944 and thereafter amended.
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Tucson
Arizona
City OF
South Secarizona
Tuc
Twenty-Fifth Street
South Second Avenue
Second Avenue
Pima County
City
Pee
Ninth Avenue
West Fourth Street
North
North Ninth Avenue
Fourth Street
Fallel
Saiderea
Tucson ordinance repeal language dated December 20 1946
Section 3 repeals all conflicting ordinances by the Mayor and Council of Tucson. The measure was passed and adopted on December 20 1946 and approved the same day by Henry O. oeee with the city seal. City Clerk Carl M. Hitt attested. Secretary A. M. Fall noted planning commission involvement.
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Co. W. Gardner
Monica Gonzales
City of
Tucson
Pima
Arizona
Carl M. Hitt
Shuey
Anes
A. M. Faure
City Planning and Zoning Commission
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