Winter Wheat Falls to New Daily Low on Chicago Board
Winter wheat futures slid to new seasonal lows for the day as July and September contracts weakened. A brief rally failed to sustain, with losses extending into the close. Soybeans rose late on short covering while corn and oats also traded lower amid a broad market pullback.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Public Records and Births and Deaths Summary
Public records list multiple traffic and criminal warrants with fines and continuances including Paul J. Cella and Elva L. Straw. Births record several babies born at St. Mary's Hospital and Tucson Medical Center on June 2 and 3. Death notices include Jesse M. Gypin of Phoenix and Charles Hesseltine of Tucson with funeral details.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Kenneth A. Caffey
S. Alvernon
Gordon Matteson
E. Third St
Pedro Hernandez
S. 12Th Ave
Alvin D. Hester
Marana
Ariz
John Canavan
W. Prince Jd
Tucson Medical Center
George Ravin
E. President
Joseph B. Koogler
E. Grant
Gypin
Jesse M. Gypin
Phoenix
Helen
Jesse Jr
Wayne
Richard
Leonard
Lathan
Billy
Mary Virginia
Arizona
Hesseltine
Charles Hesseltine
Bellevue Ave
Southlawn Memorial Park
Hartford gun club uncovers buried lead profit
Hartford Connecticut gun club members who have trained at the range for 25 years mined scrap lead from their shooting area. They found $35 000 worth of lead and cleared a profit of $17 500 from selling it.
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Hartford
Conn
Market Wrap: Stocks Steady in Late Recovery
The market closed with stocks steady amid a late recovery, bonds down, and industrials supply easing. Cotton rose as New Orleans buyers and commission houses stepped in, wheat fell to new lows on the 1952 crop, corn mixed with July easing, oats at a new July low, hogs steady to 25 cents higher and cattle steady to 25 cents lower.
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New Orleans
Commission
Prices Steady At Market Close
Market closes with hogs steady to 25 cents higher on light supply. Cattle mostly steady to weaker with steers and heifers around 30 to 34 dollars, cows 21 to 26, lambs 23 to 31. Los Angeles and Kansas City reports show mixed gains and broad activity across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Washington
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Yuma, Ariz
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Chicago
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Nebraska
Amphitheater School Seeks Paving to Ease Traffic
Amphi theater superintendent Marion Donaldson says Prince road in front of the school is a top traffic hazard. Parking prohibition helped but curb, sidewalk and additional paving are needed this summer. the school requests county paving support.
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Marion Donaldson
Prince Road
Pollen Count Reported for Downtown Area
Daily pollen count announced by the U S weather bureau shows grains per cubic yard of air in downtown area yesterday Rabbit bush one mesquite three percent
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ares
Wildlife Management Degree Awarded to Swank
Wendell G. Swank of 615 W. Alturas Jr. received a wildlife management degree from Texas A&M College. He teaches wildlife management at the University of Arizona and previously instructed at Texas A&M. He and Dr. Lyle K. Low ls conducted a yearlong study of Arizona wildlife to improve hunting and fishing through research.
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Wendell G. Swank
W. Alturas Jr
Texas A&m College
Swank
University of Arizona
Texas A&m
Lyle K. Lowls
Arizona
Lowls
Arizona Co-Operative
Free Gloves Not Wages Rule Cleared for Cleveland Plant
The wage stabilization board rules that a chemical company in Cleveland may provide each worker two pairs of cotton gloves monthly without treating them as wages. This decision upholds the practice as a non wage benefit under the board’s guidelines.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Cleveland
Foreign exchange rates steady with small gains in majors
The New York market reports Canadian dollar at 111/16 premium to 101.68 U S cents, Britain pound at 2.78 and futures little changed. Fractions move slightly for a few currencies while most others hold.
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U. S
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Belgium
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Italy
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Sweden
Bonds Down In All Units New York Bond Markets Dip Amid Cautious Trade
All bond market sections declined with the worst drops in industrial issues while government and most corporate debts saw fractional losses. New England Telephone 3s maturing 1982 led declines, as state and municipal financing dominated activity with bids on Ohio turnpike and Oklahoma revenue bonds awarded in firm terms.
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Deere & Co
Warren Petroleum
Steel Company
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Shields & Co
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Revenue
Cotton futures end mixed on light trade in New York
Cotton futures fluctuated as liquidation and hedge selling eased then reversed with New Orleans and commission houses driving a final rally. July to December months saw shifting demand amid steel strike uncertainty, with late quotes showing prices generally higher by up to 2.26 a bale from the prior close.
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Eisenhower
Washington
DOW Chemical
US. Steel
Chrysler
Southern Pacific
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Bethleheem Steel
General Motors
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Supreme Court
New York
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Commission House
Chicago Produce prices and receipts report
Chicago June 3 Butter barely steady with receipts of 1 172 289 and wholesale prices unchanged except 92 scores up 14 cents per pound. 93 AA and 92 A 68, 90 B 65 25, 89 C 645. Eggs firm with receipts 9 622 and wholesale prices unchanged to 2 cents a dozen higher, U S extras 39, U S mediums 36, U S standards 34, current receipts 32, dirties 30, checks 29.
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Chicago
U. S
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