Market Report Signals Sluggish Cattle Trade
The market shows a slow cattle trade with 6,500 direct sales and 11,000 total cattle available, calves 1,200 total. Major packers as well as dealers move prices lower with steers and stockers steady to weak, good and choice categories hovering around 13.75 to 15.50 for medium and good beef steers and 14.50 to 15.50 for good to choice stock heifers. Bulls run 11.50 to 14.50, with a few higher bids on select lots.
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Catte
Wall Street Falls on Anti-Inflation Talk Stocks slide after noon
Market movements show a sharp setback on June 14 as Wall Street shifted to selling on anticipated anti-inflation measures. Rail and top industry stocks led declines with widespread losses, while some moderate late-day recoveries appeared. About 1.5 million shares traded with notable drops in Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, and others.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Railway
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Western Union
Kennecott
Low Chemical
Standard Oil (Nj
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Humble Oil
American Cyanamid
B.” Aluminum Ltd. Cities Service
Electric Bond & Share
International Petroleum
Grain futures slip as profit taking weighs on wheat oats rye
Persistent selling pushed grain pits lower with wheat down about 1 to 1.5 percent at times. July wheat ranges near 1.44, September around 1.44, corn steady near 1.05, oats off about 1.5 percent, and rye down roughly 1.3 percent amid hedging pressure and cautious buying.
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Chicago
Mies
Cotton futures slide amid war news and hedging
Cotton futures weakened as war developments spurred liquidation and uncertain government price policy. Local selling and light hedging kept prices in a narrow range, with late afternoon quotes 15 to 30 cents a bale lower and nearby contracts closing 5 to 15 cents down.
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New York
Local Live Poultry Wholesale Prices
Local market notes list live broilers and fryers at .29 per pound and dressed at 355. Sk Cee Hens priced at 255 for live weight and 31.5 for dressed. Prices reflect wholesale poultry quotations.
Livestock Market Report Chicago June 14
Salable hogs 13 000, total 20 000, prices 10 to 20 higher. top 14.35 and 14.15 14.30 for various weights. Cattle salable 16 000, calves 700, fed cattle slow, many bids 50 lower, heifers 50 or more lower, red steers 14.00 16.50, beef cows 25 lower, canners steady, vealers 50 1.00 lower.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog market summary from Los Angeles report
Cattle salable 2800 with slow sales and uneven bids. Steers 14.50 to 15.25, heifers 13.00 to 14.50, cows 13.25 and lower, canners 6.50 to 9.00, bulls 10.75 to 12.50. Calves 750 steady with light calves up to 16.00. Hogs 1700, fairly active with good to choice 190 to 260 lb at 15.00 to 35, top 15.50, sows 13.50 to 14.00.
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Los Angeles
Livestock Market Report Denver June 14
Cattle salable 2800 of 3800 total and calves 100 of 250. Run profiles show largely fed steers and heifers dull with most kids 15 to 25 lower. Sows strong to 15 over Friday, hogs active with good and choice 180 to 300 pounds 13.90 to 14.10 and top 14.10, heavier butchers 13.75 to 13.90.
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Denver
U. S. Dept. Agr
Arizona Aim to Ratify Water Compact Faces Ickes
The text notes opposition to a symbolic pledge to ratify a water compact for Arizona. A binding contract with the interior secretary is under review by the reclamation bureau and Ickes. If signed, Governor Osborn would convene a special legislative session to vote ratification after 21 years of resistance.
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Arizona
Secretary of Interior
Reclamation Bureau
Ickes
Osborn
Anti-Strike Bill Clears Congress Heading to White House
An anti-strike bill passed through Congress during coal negotiations and moves toward President Roosevelt. Speaker Sam Rayburn and Vice President Wallace are expected to sign, sending the measure to the White House for final approval to ban strikes in government controlled industries and limit walkouts in private plants or mines.
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Policy Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Wallace
White House
Senate
Doctor Attends Pan American Border Health Conference
Dr. L. H. Howard, city county health officer, sails to El Paso and Juarez to join two day United States Mexico border health conference. He will discuss Pima county tuberculosis control and the war health program emphasizing venereal disease alongside other border health concerns. Distinguished health authorities from the United States, Mexico, and other American nations are slated to participate.
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L. H. Howard
Tucson
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Pan- American Sanitary Bureau
Howard
Pima County
United States
Thomas
Allied Air Losses Hit Kiel Bremen Raid Aids U-Boat Base
Allied bombers suffered 26 aircraft losses in a daylight raid on Kiel and Bremen as they targeted submarine installations. Brig. Gen. Fred L. Anderson Jr. praised the operation’s damage to Kiel’s submarine facilities and noted fighters drew German air power away to allow a successful Bremen strike.
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Germany
Luftwaffe
Britain
London
Kiel
Bremen
8Th Air Force
Fred L. Anderson, Jr
Kingston
N. Y
War Relocation Board hearing at Rivers discussed
Farm counsel and representatives from the Salt River Valley appeared as the Rivers unit of the War Relocation Authority faced questions about its charter. Chairman Betts outlined the cancellation of the Gila River Cooperative Enterprises license in 1943 and explained the statewide public interest and procedural steps for the Rivers unit hearing.
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War Relocation Board
Rivers
Terry
Farm Bureau Association
Cecil Edwards
Salt River Valley
Grover Longmead
Riney Salmon
Phoenix
Betts
Gila River Cooperative Enterprises
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Statutes
Rivers Unit
The
War Relocation Authority
Arizona
the War Relocation Authority
Dies Committee
Los Angeles
Poston Relocation Center
Officers Installed By American Legion Post
The Charles Young Post No. 38 of the American Legion held its annual installation at 167 South Meyer street last Friday evening led by Department Commander Steve Tormey. E. R. Peters became commander and Arthur Taylor its vice president. Charles Vanhook and Herman Taylor assumed second vice president and sergeant at arms roles respectively, with Bishop A. Gambrill financial officer and T. E. Dickins chaplain.
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Charles Young
American Legion
South Meyer Street
Steve Tormey
E. R. Peters
Arthur Taylor
Charles Vanhook
Herman Taylor
A. Gambrill
T. E. Dickins
Tormey
B. H. Mills
Jack Okey
Legion
John Morris
Tenth District
Conference set with high officials from U S and Mexico
Par ran surgeon general Dr Hugh S Ings director of the Pan American sanitary bureau and Dr Victor Fernandez Manero director of the federal health department Mexico City will preside at the conference In addition to Dr Howard Ari zona will be voted at the meeting by Dr J D Dunshee director of local health for the state of Arizona
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Parran
U. S. Public Health
Caronel
Hugh S&s Ings
Pan- American Sanitary Bureau
Victor Fernandez Manero
Federal Health Department
Mexico City
Tion
Howard
Arizona
J. D. Dunshee
Japs Dispute at Poston Camp and Sabotage Claims
Norris James testified about a Japanese led cooperative at Poston Arizona with a wealthy Japanese citizen and a Christian minister connected to a seaweed monopoly. He alleged alien Japanese replaced native leaders, some 600 subversive individuals, and possible repatriation of 365. He called a Phoenix trestle fire sabotage affecting a train of U.S. Army aviators. Eight youths at the camp were punished for attacking another evacuee. five imprisoned, two in federal custody, one released.
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Norris
Edward James
Poston, Ariz
James
Poston
United States
Japan
Phoenix
Parker
Aziz
Toston
War Relocation
Dies Committee
Los Angeles
Wade Head
Sabrno Kido
Yuma County
Arizona State
Norris James
Board criticized for overreach in state aid payroll control
The committee charged the board with excess day-to-day supervision of federally funded pay, claiming it harasses state agencies. It proposed a ban on withholding state funds unless merit and classification plans properly cover employees administering the federal program.
Altfillisch Named Factory Manager at Tucson division
C. G. Gus Altfillisch, previously general foreman of maintenance, is promoted to factory manager of the Tucson division of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. He has a 22 year Tucson residence and prior engineering experience with U S Indian Service and Tucson Title & Trust. The factory manager post was vacant after J H Nickerson’s Feb 3 plane crash death. Francis K. Meeks becomes general foreman of maintenance and L R Bailey remains assistant factory manager.
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C. G
Gus” Altfillisch
Tucson
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Altfillisch
Tucson Title & Trust Company
Consolidated
U. S. Indian Service
South Pacific
J. H. Nickerson
Francis K. Meeks
L. R. Bailey
Quentin J Robb Enrolled At Navy Radio School
Quentin Jay Robb age 21 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ervin Robb of Tucson Arizona is stationed on Northwestern University campus Evanston Illinois attending the Navy school for radiomen for 16 weeks. He will study operation of Navy radio transmitting and receiving gear enciphering and deciphering code messages. Top graduates are promoted to petty officer radiomen third class others become strikers with chance to advance on duty.
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Quentin Jay Robb
Edward Ervin Robb
East Linden Street
Tucson
Arizona
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Navy
Induction Statistics Show Mental Disease Key Rejection Cause
Manpower data note 13.9 percent of 2.87 million white inductees rejected for mental disease up to May 1. Hershey cites lower rates among Negroes while 557,000 Negroes have been inducted. Arizona reports 25,490 examined with 6,638 rejected. Selective service transfers 38 and older draftees to reserves to keep essential work.
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Wor
McNutt
Selective Service
Hershey
Arizona
Japan Likely to Strike Siberia Amid European Front Showdown
The analysis argues Allied defeat next year would push Japan to attack eastern Siberia to threaten U S and Britain and possibly Russia. Japan faces blockades toward Australia Hawaii and the Aleutians and may strike Siberia before Russia frees to turn east.
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Russia
Japan
United States
Britain
Siberia
Australia
Hawaii
Aleutian Islands
Air raid observations report fiery blasts at distant airfield
Planes men aboard Hensler's plane saw large explosions. Capt Francis Denault of West Springfield Massachusetts said he could see the blaze fifty miles away. Fires at the airdrome appeared in parked aircraft. First Lieut Joseph Niece of Beach North Dakota reported small bright fires after a low run. One Fortress tail gunner beat out a fire on his plane with bare hands despite injuries from an anti aircraft shell burst in the tail.
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Hensler
Francis Denault
West Springfield
Mass
Joseph Niece
Beach
N. D
Fortress
Saracen Conquest of Sicily Reaches Completion in 895
The event marks the end of Saracen expansion in Sicily with decisive actions completing in 895. The report notes determined campaigns across key cities and coastal towns establishing control under Saracen rule.
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Sicily
Classified Ads From Hubbard's Greenhouses and More
A crowded page lists contact notices and wants: cut flowers and nursery listings at Hubbard's Greenhouses, Thrifty Furn Exchange, Warskow Nursery, and Eastburns for plants and services. Vendor ads include car cleaning, rent notices, furnished rooms, and wanted help including cooks, housemaids, and a dining room captain. Also items for sale include a Norge refrigerator and Buick vehicles. several rental and housing inquiries appear alongside pet and livestock notes.
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Hubbard
Armying Air Corps
Defense
Furn Exchange
Fourth Ave
Warskow
Olsen
Eastburns
Oscar
Texaco
Congress
Main
Frank Robles
Signal Service
S. Sixth
Second St
Veterans’ Blvd
Norge Refrigerator
Winster Blvd
Star Citizen Box
Classified広告の料金表と締切時間
アリゾナ日報とツーソン日刊の広告料金表を掲載するクラシファイド紙面である。日別と日数別の料金、最小掲載日数、締切時刻が明記されており広告枠の費用計算に関する要点を示す。
Local Antique and Beauty Shops Directory Listing
A historical business directory fragment lists antiques shops and beauty parlors in Tucson area. It includes Little Caledonia Antiques opening in fall, De Luxe Beauty Shop at 216 E Congress, Vogue Beauty, Roselene Beauty Salon, Marinello methods, Chenaults at 31 N Sizth, Gatlin's Private School, Arizona College of Commerce, Cox Commercial College, several jewelers and watch repairers, mattress and furniture services with addresses and phone numbers.
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Beauty
DE Luxe
Congress
Feather and Victory Perm
Waves
Vogue Beauty
Roselene Beauty Salon
Martin Drug
Chenault's
N. Sizth
Gatlin's
W. Ariz College OF Commer
East Congress
COX Commercial College
Southern Arizona
N_ Stone
Senate split on FSA funds and deferral language
Senators McFarland and Hayden Se voted for a 29.6 million FSA appropriation for supervision and service with a 66 to 12 tally. Both Arizona senators supported deleting urgent deficiency bill language forbidding pay of certain accused affiliates, sending the measure to conference. House amendment to permit emergency funds to the President for State Department and OSS, plus War and Navy, passed 205 to 139 with Harless and Murdock in opposition.
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McFarland
Hayden
State Department
Office of Strategic Services
War and Navy Departments
Harless and
Murdock
Court weighs legality of pledge allegiance to flag
The court faced a challenge from Walter Barnette Paul Stull and Lucy Mc Clure, Kanawha county parents of expelled students who refused participation. The American Bar Association and the ACLU urged ruling the salute unconstitutional for those with religious scruples, while the American Legion argued to uphold the regulation.
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States of America
Walter Barnette
Paul Stull
Lucy McClure
Kanawha County
Committee On the Bill of Rights
The
American Bar Association
American Civil Liberties Union
American Legion
Sicily Islands Shelling Quieted After Garrison Surrender
In the morning hours, Sicily lay to the northwest as forces pressed the attack. Four cruisers and six destroyers pounded the island twice Friday night and again on Saturday, with enemy batteries replying briefly before ceasing fire when engaged.
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Associated Press
St’ks
Dow Jones & Co
E. F Hutton & Co
Wwe
Alaska
Juneau
Ai Chem & Dye
Woaneneneny
Car & Fd Nat Me
Ch & Cable Sereeeereeeres
Locomotive
Rad & St
Aly
Smelt & R
Tel & Tel
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Atl Coast Line
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Atlas Corpoaenenenees
Aviation Eeeweeneee
Bald Locowsseeseneneee
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel Stereeeeeeene
Blawcon
Boeing
Calif Packing
Canad Pacific
Caterpil Tractor
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Imax Molyb
Cluett Peabody
Te-Palm-P Oe
Colum Carbon
Cont Motors Eee
Crane Co
Crown Cork & S
Crown Zellerbach
Crucible Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Deere & Co
du Pont de N Douglas Aircraft
Eng Pub Service
Gen Foods
D * Gen Motors
Oneeeeeneneeeeneeres
Illinois Central
Indust Rayon Aoe
Inger-Rand Inland
Interlake Iron
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Uy Johns-Manville
Kresge (Ss
Aenewenee
Kroger
Loew’s Inchean Ee Lone Star Cem
Marine Midland
Field
DS Martin (G1) Co
McKess & Rob
Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Kelvinator
Nat Acme
Nat Aviation
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
Nat Lead
Natl
NY Shipbuilding
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Penn Pees
Phillips Pet
Procter & G Pf
al Pullman
Radio Corp of Am
Raybestos-Maneens
Repab Steel
Reynolds Tob
Seereeee
Safeway Stores
Schenley Distil
Servel Inc
Shell Union Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Pe
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Spiegel Inc Seweeeersseeee
Stand Brands
Stand Oil Cal
D & Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N
Studebaker Corp
Transamerica
Trans & West Oo
Union Carbide Union Bag & P
United Corp
United Drug
United Gas Imp
U S
West Union Telseeeee
Westing Air Br
West el & Mf Eeemeweries
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Worthington P & M
Tr & C
Youngst
Sh & T
Senee Te
Etree
Sonts Veschensnianimssasianiensaismninscrivibes
Riebdee Aelendleavei Ee
Calumet & Butte Copper ‘& Zinc
Hec Tereeee
Cerro de Pasco Ene
Consolidated Copper
Hecla Min Senet
Cere Caresses
Inspiration
Magma
Miami
New York Curb Alum Co
Am Cvan B
Am Gas & EI
Am Light & T
Am Sunernow
Ark Nat Gas
Berk&Gor Furn
Ceorrier Corp TY
WNT
el Bond & Sh
Pan el Bond & Sh Pf
Ford Met Ltd
Ie Glen Ald Coal
Gulf Oil
Tone Star Gas
Avia
St Regis Pap
Solar Airc RM RY
Amt&t
At&sf
Acline List
B&o
St A
BklUnGas
Chigtw
Msp&p
C&nw
Cri&p
McKs&r
SoPacCit
SoPac
New York Bank and Trust Stocks
Bank of Man
Bk of Am Nts (Sf
Bank of NY
Bk & T
Tereweeeee
Irving Tr
Kings County Sevens
Lawyers Trust
Manuf
Nati City Aerees
NY Trust
Dr. Howard
Quentin J. Robb
Navy Radio School
el Conquistador Hotel
E. 13Th St
J. Young
Pete’s Walk Inn
University
Qualia
P.O
North St
W. Frank- Nash
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Brrsent
Dage
Business Directory
Antiques Little Caledonia Antiques
Willard
Priser's
W. Congress
E Broadway
GANZ
McCarthy
Arizona Maintenance CO
Thompson
M. Elias
MAZ Polido Bros
Pius Jewelers
Stone Watch
Johnson Jewelers
E. Broadway
E. Rhopes
Sonora Furniture CO
Meyer
Icf
Conxipes
Jenkins Mattress
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