Market News Recaps Hogs Cattle and Wool Prices Across Kansas City Chicago Denver
Stocks and livestock figures show hogs selling around 13.75 to 14.25 in Kansas City and Chicago with top hogs near 14.25. Cattle ranges include good fed steers at 12.25 to 13.00 and mixed yearlings 11.75 to 12.75, while sheep see spring lambs around 14.25. Denver reports calves strong to 15.50 and stockers steady, with heifers near 11.90 and steers 11.00 to 12.25, hogs 13.65 to 13.85. Extra notes cover salable totals at each market and brief price ranges for sows and vealers.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Chicago
Denver
U. Ss. Dept. Agr
Market Movement By VICTOR EUBANK
New York June 8 The stock market rose unevenly with blue chip gains led by Eastman Kodak Coca Cola Texas Co Union Pacific Union Carbide and American Telephone amid a war news bounce. Dealings were slow with about 350000 shares traded and several high priced issues jumping on short covering while steel and other leaders lagged. General Motors U S Rubber and Pepsi Cola hit new 1942 highs as some names like Chrysler and American Airlines did well while others like U S Steel Bethlehem Western Union and Sears lagged.
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Bailes High Low Loew’s
Incca Eweeeeseeeres
Lone Star Cem
City M Marine Midland
Martin
MeKess & Rob
Als Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
New York
Nash-Kelvinator
Aska Juneau
Legheny Lud Stleewee
Eeeeners
Nat Distillers
Mn Airlines llis-Ch
al Nat
D* Am
Natl Steel
Am Car & Fdyweenn
Central RR
Ch & Cable
M Rad & St S
North Ameria One
Enmeeen Ee
Northern Pacific
Am Smelt & R
Tel Tel
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Atl Coast Line
Pan Am Airways
Atl Refining
Param Pictures
Atlas Corp
Penn RR Selecteeta
Aviation Corp
Phili Morris
Phillips Pet Oeeeemennnnes
Bald Loco Ct Il
Proctor & Gama
K & Ohio
Rnsdall Oil
Cc Safeway
Schenley Distill
S and Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Sterpil Tractor
Servel Incee Eee Celanese Corp
Shell Union Oil
Axes & Ohio
Socony Vacuum
Ehlimax Molybruster Corp
Eeeweese
Southern Pacific
Uett Peabody Wreees
le Southern Ry
Colgate-Palm-P
Me Spiegel Inc
Com'with & South
Swift & Co Studebaker Corp —— Eee
Edis
Nsol Aire
S Edison
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Suly
United Aircraft
Re &Oo
United Corpwees
United Drug Eee
St Corp-Seage Mines
United Gas Imp
West Union Tel
Westin Air Br
Flintkote Aeenewee Sterns West & Mfg
Senile
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
Neeeens
Wilson & Co
Goodrich (Bf
Vear T&r
Tr & C
Youngst
Sh & T
Es Yhound Corp
Nland Steel
Resrarsereseres Resensesersereses
Terlake Iron Ten
Nt Harvester
Mer Marine
Johns-Manville
Serra de Pasco
Kroger Grocery
AX Inspiration Kennecott Pecan
Kheed Airc
Ehip
United States
mid-Pacific
Guch
Eastman Kodak
Coca-Cola
Union Pacific
Union Carbide
American Telephone
Philip Morris
Steels
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Pepsi-Cola
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Homestake Mining
International Harvester
American Airlines
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
Kennecott
Glenn Martin
Westinghouse
Youngstown Sheet
New Plastic Bonded Pilot Seat Printed for Production
A pilot seat made from plastic bonded material is already approved and in production, signaling a shift toward lighter, durable cockpit components. The mass production stage follows successful testing and design validation for aviation use.
Demand for Eastern fleece wools on Boston market
Eastern fleece wools were quiet today in Boston. Fine bright delaine fleeces sold at 46 to 48 cents grease basis, with some trading reported. Medium bright fleeces three-eighths blood graded at 50 to 51 cents, but no sales. bright one-quarter blood combing fleeces graded at 50 to 51 cents.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
Exchange Rates Report June Day in New York
Exchange rates show official Canadian control board margins for US dollars with 10 to 11 percent premiums and discounts on Canadian dollars. Open market quotes place the Canadian dollar around 90.06 U.S. cents. Great Britain rates, bankers committee figures, and cables are listed with 4.02 to 4.04 dollar levels. Argentina Brazil Mexico figures are provided for official and free rates.
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New York
Great Britain
Canadian Control Board
U. S
U.S
Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Cotton futures end lower on broad selling in New Orleans led session
New Orleans firms drove broad scale selling in cotton futures in New York trading, with stop loss orders triggered as prices fell to the day’s lows. Local support earlier in the day helped lift values before the final hour decline. July at 17.59, Oct 17.90-94, Dec 18.02-05, Jan 18.10, Mar 18.20, May 18.30. Middling spot 19.13, down 31. N-nominal.
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New York
New Orleans
Fresh Local Eggs and Poultry Prices Listed
Local market rates show various egg and poultry prices per pound. Fresh eggs in several weight classes range from 27¢ to 30¢ per pound with roasters at 30¢. Dressed squabs and rabbits priced at 50¢ and 35¢ per pound respectively, while leghorn hens and colored birds vary between 20¢ and 28¢ in different sizes.
Gasoline prices rise slightly in May across 50 cities
The average price of gasoline in 50 representative U S cities on May 1 rose about one tenth of a cent from the April 1st price.
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U. S
Market News Los Angeles cattle hogs and sheep report
Los Angeles market news shows cattle 3 800 head moderately active steady with fed steers 12 50 to 13 50, cows 8 00 to 9 00, calves 750 head steady with medium to choice 12 00 to 14 00. Hogs 1 100 head fairly active steady with 170 240 lb hogs 14 40 to 15 00, sows 11 75 to 12 75. Sheep 1 500 head steady with spring lambs 13 25 to 13 65 and ewes 5 00 to 5 50.
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Los Angeles
Grain market turns lower after midsession gains fade
Grain prices tried to rise with wheat and rye gaining early but fell back as the session progressed. Rye dropped to new yearly lows while most other grains finished with modest losses. Traders noted plans for a large crop and shifts in distilling toward industrial alcohol.
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Chicago
Washington
Senate
Admiral King Says Japan Might Strike At Australia Or Hawaii
Admiral King explained that after Tokyo raids the United States considered reprisal to save face and forecast Japan would try a break out. He cited Coral Sea setback and noted two plausible targets for an enemy attack based on geography and retreat prospects.
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King
Tokyo
George C. Marshall
Army
Japanese Sea Forces In the Battle of the Coral Sea
America
Australia
Pacific
Fall of Chuhsien Airfield and Chinese Front Fortunes
The report says Chuhsien airfield fallen to Japanese by 6 p m Saturday with heavy Chinese casualties around the town near the Nanchang Hangchow railway. Japanese forces stem from Ordos plains and cross the Salween while Chekiang Yunnan Kiangsi Kiangsi fronts see large-scale action and about 300000 Japanese troops engaged in China proper. The Nanchang counteroffensive and attacks 50 miles north mark intensified fighting across multiple fronts.
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Chuhhien
Chuhsien
Yunnan
Chungking
Nanchang
Hangchow
Ordos Plain
China
Paotow
Yellow River
Suiyuan
Chekiang
Kwangtung
Kiangsi
Hopei
New China Daily
US Navy reports destroyer losses as Pacific quiets
Japanese inflicted on two enemy cruisers. One enemy destroyer was sunk and a United States destroyer was sunk by a submarine but nearby ships rescued the personnel with small loss of life. Civilian population in Hawaii and officials jubilant over American success.
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United States
Hawaiian
Pacific
Hawaii
Navy
Produce Receipts Reported by U A Dept
LOS ANGELES June 8 U S Dept Agr Produce receipts show butter 116490 pounds cheese 93632 pounds eggs 4682 cases Butter in bulk 38 Candled large eggs 34 mediums 31 extra large 24
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Los Angeles
U. S. Dept. Agr
Midway Defense Stuns Japanese Drive Toward Pacific Front
The article argues that attacking Midway and Dutch Harbor would threaten vital U S hubs and shipping routes. It credits American intelligence for predicting the operation and suggests the Midway defeat, along with Coral Sea losses, will curb Japan's ability to launch further offensives.
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Midway
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Little Atoll
North America
Panama Canal
Australia
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Atoll
Russia
Coral Sea
MacArthur
United Nations
Dissenters Question Past Flag Salute Ruling in Minersville Case
Licenses Black Douglas and Murphy say they erred in upholding the Minersville flag salute ordinance years ago. They argue the first amendment protects minority religious views and that taxation on Jehovah’s Witnesses in ordinances should not stand. The case cites Charles Tobin and press freedom in selling printed material.
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Black
Douglas
Murphy
Minersville
Justice Stone
Stone
Jehovah's Witnesses
Charles Jobin
Casa Grande
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Tobin
State Supreme Court
Tombstone Woman Dies in Tucson at 79
Mrs. Antonia Martinez, 79, of Tombstone, died yesterday at her daughter’s Tucson home. She was visiting Aurelia Navarro and is survived by sons Frank and Manuel Martinez and daughter Rosa Navarro. The body will be sent to Tombstone, and funeral services are planned there tomorrow.
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Antonia Martinez
Tombstone
Aurelia Navarro
West 18Th Street
British push tightens grip around Rommel in Libya
British bombers pound positions as a semi circle closes around Rommel east of the gap. Harmat, inside the Axis corridor, hosts British and Indian troops who repel repeated assaults. Free French at Bir Hacheim with Indian support beat back two Italian mechanized attacks and report dwindling munitions but secure lines.
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Rommel
Harmat
Bir Hacheif
Allied air raids target two Japanese bases in Timor
Australia headquarters communique No. 56 reports Allied air raids on two Japanese bases in Portuguese Timor and Dutch Timor islands northwest of Australia.
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Timor
Australia
Torpedo raid sinks likely light British unit
Raids amidships by a torpedo left a light British unit almost certainly sunk, with two crewmen killed and another damaged.
Mrs Laura Green Dies At Home In Tucson
Laura Green 72, nine years a Tucson resident and 14 years in Arizona, died at her Mission road home. She and husband ran Sunny South dairy near Tucson. Survived by John N. Green, a sister Pearl Ruckel of Tucson, and a brother Louis Leischer of Lamar, Missouri. Funeral arrangements by Bring's Funeral Home. body to be sent to Lamar for burial.
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Laura Green
Tucson
Arizona
Mission Road
Former UA Student Killed in Ecuador Earthquake
Mrs. John M. Slaughter formerly Miss Mary Baker, a 1933-34 University of Arizona student and Kappa Alpha Theta member, died in the Guayaquil quake last month with her husband, the U S vice consul, while they were traveling in South America.
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University of Arizona
John M. Slaughter
Mary Baker
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Driver Fined After Car Strays Onto Cop’s Lawn
Juan E. Rios of Papago Indian heritage on the San Xavier Mission reservation was arraigned before Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner and fined 30 dollars or 15 days in jail for reckless driving after a car including a nephew allegedly drove onto Highway Patrolman Coy Beasley’s lawn at the corner of South Sixth Avenue. The driver’s identity was not clarified in court.
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Juan E. Rios
San Xavier Mission
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Rios
South Sixth Avenue
Highway
Coy Beasley
Beasley
Quartermasters Take Game From Haydenites
The Quartermasters beat the Hayden Wildcats 10 to 3 on the Hayden diamond after trailing 3-0. Steve Janoso hit a home run for the soldiers, while Playing Manager Lakies and Maisto each had four hits. Janoso and Frank Binder formed the battery as Lt. Tom Sawyer organized the revamped team.
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Hayden Wildcats
Hayden Diamond
Haydenites
Steve Janoso
Lakies
Maisto
Janoso
Frank Binder
W. E
Tom) Sawyer
Quartermaster Provisional Batallion
Poultry Producers Audit Picnic Planned in Wetmore Park
The Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association holds its annual picnic tomorrow at Wetmore's park. Coffee lemonade and ice cream will be furnished, but sugar rationing requires each person to bring their own sweetening.
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Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association
Wetmore’s Park
Awnings and Auto Repair Listings in Local Directory
Directory highlights shop listings from 427 E Ninth for Venetian blinds and awnings to 15 E Sixth for Pima Paint and Top Shop auto repairs. Names include Don Rogers at 732 N Stone with phone 2707 and general mechanical services, tuneups, and guaranteed work.
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E. Sixth St
Don Rogers
N. Stone
Guar
Mechanical Ser
Local trades and services listings in Tucson area ads
Readable fragments show a mix of nursery supplies garden items paint services piano work optometry and radio repair. Advertisers include NURSERIES WEEDLESS FERTILIZER CO DESERT GARDENS NURSERY ZINNERS WARSEKOW PAINTING and multiple individual tradesmen with phone contacts and addresses.
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East Speedway
Torrea
Ea. Middleton
N. Stone
Desert Gardens
E. Speedway
T. T. Muzzy
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10Th St
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Glover & Clark
Fourth Ave
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Clara M. Schell
Fielf
6Th St
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