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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
12
Denver market reports cattle salable at 2200 head with active trade. good steers and feeders steady to firm with prices around 11.65 to 12.50 for calves and 9.00 to 15.00 for various canners to high quality stocker classes. Hog offerings total 1700 with ceilings steady. barrows and gilts near 14.75 and sows at 14.00 with complete clearance observed.
Kansas City cattle and hogs trade shows slow cattle demand with steer bids weak to steady and vealers firm at 15.00 to 17.10. Cows and bulls remain soft while vealers and choice heifers fetch 16.50 to 17.20. Hog sale 2,000 head, active and at ceiling levels amid strong demand.
The Los Angeles market shows cattle salable at 1 200 head with steady to higher prices for steers and good calves. Hogs are active with many loads 200 to 300 pounds selling around 15.75, plus odd sows and stags at 15.00 and feeder pigs up to 22.50.
In New York on June 13 aircraft stocks rose and utilities and specialties added smaller gains amid postwar demand for planes. Boeing Douglas Grumman Bell Republic and Colorado Fuel & Iron led in a broad advance while U S Steel and other majors posted gains. Columbian Carbon jumped after a three for one stock split.
The notice provides ceili price data for March 1 to June 6 detailing wholesale and consumer rates for small, live, dressed, and drawn chickens. It covers hens, roasters, and young birds with weights and price brackets across wholesale and consumer categories.
New York on June 13 reports Canadian dollar at 90.87 U S cents, Great Britain 4.02 dollars official buy, Argentina 24.90 cents, Brazil 5.25 cents, Mexico 20.65 cents. Rates show minor declines and nominal figures across currencies in open and official markets.
The report notes profit taking and scale down by mills with uncertain demand. Weather outlook softened slightly from the prior week while futures showed fat sprees and July through March prices slipping from 23.99 to 22.68 per bale.
President Truman described allied discussions with London and Moscow as groundwork for a future Big Three summit with Churchill and Stalin. He cited the potential release of 16 Polish leaders seized by Russia as a key issue, noting ongoing efforts by American and British governments and predicting a path toward a Polish settlement. He refused to name the conference site or date and promised equal access for American reporters.
In debate the chairman praised the proposed charter as within senate policy for participation in an international peace organization. The discussion touched veto power by the Big Five and U S interests under the charter, with Sen George urging tariff cuts to favor free commerce against collectivism. He argued Truman should get authority to cut tariffs 50 percent from January 1 levels to steer world trade toward free commerce.
Meats in Tucson markets face a critical shortage as Angulo says up to 2000 head could be bought, with a Willcox cattleman offering 200 head. A federal inspection quota by mid July could ease the supply gap and clear the local meat situation.
The Ambos Nogales Mariachis from Nogales plan a USO tour starting in Las Vegas to reach Pacific battlefronts. Organizer Carl Curlee said orders require report at Las Vegas with possible Pacific port sailing later this month. The farewell program will occur at the international boundary, and the troupe includes members from six Mexican states.
Hollywood reports Deanna Durbin and film producer Felix Jackson will marry this afternoon in Las Vegas Nevada at the Last Frontier Hotel chapel. Durbin, 23, recently divorced Vaughn Paul after nearly five years. Jackson, 43, is entering his fourth marriage after a January divorce decree from his third wife.
Washington reports lend-lease shipments to China reached 61 million dollars in April, more than fifteen times the level of the same month a year earlier, highlighting a sharp increase in wartime aid.
Hollywood report says Shirley Temple, famed child star and prominent figure in entertainment, completes high school today at the Westlake School for Girls in Hollywood. The event marks a notable milestone in the career arc of the young celebrity and reflects her transition from child star to young adult.
Three youths including a 17 year old admitted stealing fuel and cash from service stations in California. They siphoned from trucks and cars, used stolen gas ration books, and entered a Gila Bend station through a window to grab oil and cash. They planned to appear before U S Commissioner Clampitt.
Japanese forces damaged a light fleet unit off Okinawa and hit 49 ships in Okinawan waters since April 26. Ten enemy aircraft were shot down in the Okinawa area on Monday, with eight ships sunk.
The utility was dismissed in federal court in Tucson on September 8 by Judge Albert M. Sames after oral arguments on the company’s motion. George Darnell represented the gas company throughout the long litigation, with opposing counsel Thomas Elliott and Harry O. Juliani, now assistant state attorney. Darnell argued before the circuit court of appeals about three weeks earlier.
Classified snippet lists various requests and offers including a couple seeking housework in exchange for residing in a modern three bedroom house near Ott S. Park with a $4250 price tag, and other notices about vehicles, real estate, beauty services, and rentals.
A dense Tucson page lists rentals and sales including a one room efficiency near downtown for $20 monthly, a two bedroom house on a corner lot make offer, businesses and services such as electric repairs, jewelry buyers, flower sellers, and various employment notices. Also included are farm land, vehicles, furniture, and insurance notices with contact details and prices or offers.
Zoned for business on a lot near 6th and Park ready for occupancy suitable for doctor beauty parlor or neighborhood business. Also real estate ads list a safe in at 8750 dollars with terms and other local business listings and rideshares.
Richard S. McCaffery 71 retired mining engineer and former professor of mining and metallurgy at the Universities of Wisconsin and Idaho died yesterday in New York. He taught at Wisconsin and Idaho and made significant contributions to mining education and research.
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