Cattle and hog markets mixed across Kansas City and Denver reports
Market reports show cattle salable around 400 head in Kansas City with fluctuating demand and prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower on some classes, hogs around 4900 head with uneven bids and 33 to 30 cents lower than Monday, while Denver notes cattle and calves salable with steady to lower bidding, vealers and stockers weak, and differing loads and weights affecting prices. sows around 16.50 to 17.00, heavy weights weaker, and general demand softening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Denver
SAI Allied
Weg Lee
Dee
D Airlines
Hide & Lee
al Am Zinc L
Armour & Co
Aton
T & SF
pAt Coast Line
Atlas Corp ” Se
Mm & Ono Ovcene
Corp - B
Lee
Wea & South
Ster' Am
Marvester
Nick Can Sm
Ae Sterville
Enes
L Su
George McConville
A Corp
Kansas
Vas
St. D's
Lara
Se & Co
Union
Cata
Mien Pacific
Uw. O
Westie
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
Wilcex
Wien & Co
Ogton P&m
Yorrest
Sh & T
ASPI
Cattle Market Report From Los Angeles Late Monday
Los Angeles cattle prices show 1 600 head sale with liberal carryovers. Steers steady to lower, cows 11.00 lower two days, dairies about 18.00 to 19.50, cutters 18.00 to 17.50. Feeder and lightweights weak, best trucks about 22.73 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
PSMN
S&s
Stock market inches up with mixed gains on broad turnover
The market tried for higher prices but momentum faded with a Monday decline washing into a weaker close. Turnover ran around 1.2 million shares as Bethlehem Steel and General Motors led movers while Goodyear, Union Carbide and American Telephone held notable positions among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Horgan
Cie
Wecon
Priece
Iano Palel
Cementum
Bethlehem Steel
Y Sheet
General Motors
Mont- Ward
Amer Smelling
Union Carbide
Goodyear
Roebuck Aircraft
Dow Chemical 4
Unclear Latin American Trade Notes Amid Currency Club
A fragment notes varying Latin American pricing and free offers with currencies in play. Mentions Brazil Mexico Argentina and general price changes. No clear event or dates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Latin America
Argentina
Brezil
Mexico
Arthur Murray’s Rumba Classes Urge Quick Enrollment
Dance studio promotes immediate signups for rumba lesson sessions. Strong call to action highlights fun, social benefits, and limited spots at Arthur Murray's.
Morse Opposes Injunctions in National Strikes Plan
Sen. Morse proposes a plan to bar injunctions in national strikes that threaten welfare. He argues for a stricter law while debates continue on replacing the Taft-Hartley act with a Wagner act style framework and amid multiple emergency-dispute proposals.
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Morse
Washington
R-Ore
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Truman
Sen. Wherry
Ned
Wherry
Ives
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Smith
Congress
Peso's Improvement On Market Is Noted
The peso advanced to 8.00 per dollar in Mexico City on Tuesday with buying at 8.00 and selling at 8.05. The rise follows a decline to 8.50 and reflects renewed hope that the United States may provide a substantial loan for oil development, though concerns over lower world prices persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Uncle Sam
Mexico
United States
Public Records Court Notes From City Judiciary
Public records list court actions against Paul J. Cella and others for license violations and reckless driving. Cases include suspended license, bond amounts set at 200 dollars, counts of reckless driving, driving without a license, and petty theft with fines or jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
Richard C. Brooks
Hubert C. McCombs
Pentas Ame
Eee Robinson
Rthur G. Lee
Kenneth P. Hudson
Casimiro Garza
Clark H. Johnson
Augustine A Duarte
James R. Kolloway
Frank Auness
Surname change and probate actions plus divorces listed
Superior Court divisions handle surname change to Polk and letters of administration for estates of Martin Gardner Dobbs and others. Divorces granted for Garduno case. judgments issued in Orr and Buerrero matters. Dismissal with prejudice for McLellen Stores. Marriage licenses issued for Hall Miller and Rewes, plus McMillan Simmons, Martinez Lopez, Harrison Burkert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Frances V. Martin
Abraham Polakoff
Polk
Victor Gardner
Goldie Dobbs
Richard O. Garduno
Rose P. Garduno
Dennis le Cave
John W. Higgins
Ramon Nd “Capres
Richard E. Orr
Firestone Stores
Jose M. Buerrero
Dan A. Ryan
We. McLellen Stores Co
Belle D. Hall
Grover Miller
Legal Age
Tucson
Rosemary Rewes
Robert RR. McMillan
Kansas
Bonnie L. Simmons
Juan G. Martinez
Sells
Sally Lopez
R Donald L. Harrison
Ite
Mich
Joyce L. Burkert
Lakee
Births at St Hospital and Area Homes This Month
Birth announcements list a girl born to A Charles B Crouse at 9 50 a m June 23 on Elm street a boy born to Homer and Mrs Anderson at 4 06 p m June 13 of 732 Allen st another boy born to Albert T Hayden at 307 E Hermosa at several times in June a girl born to John J Calvert at 831 N Hoff St at 9 am June 13 and a boy born to Rasor at 325 E 35th St at 2 25 am June 14.
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St. Hospital
Charles B. Crouse
Elm St
Homer Anderson
Allen St
Albert T. Hayden
E. Hermosa
A Sap E Lee A. O Bey
John J. Calvert
N. Hoff St
Us. m
Rasor
E. 35Th St
Coconino Milk Ordinance Tested in Superior Court
A Prescott distributor for Associated Dairy Products Co faces arraignment in Flagstaff for selling milk without a permit. The case tests the county milk ordinance after a Arizona Supreme Court ruling voided a Cochise county law. Neal Christensen says Loyd Loftus acted to test the law. bond set at 150 dollars. Judge H L Russell to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Coconino County
Superior Court
Prescott
Glendale
Arizona Supreme Court
Cochise County
County Boards of Supervisors
Lioyd Loftus
Associated Dairy Products Co
Neal Christensen
Loftus
H. L. Russell
Second Of 3 Charges Against Leigh Heard
Members of the real estate section of the state land commission heard evidence Tuesday in the second of three charges against Joe Leigh, a Tucson real estate operator, by former associates. The hearing dealt with Harry Brown's complaint and will continue the next day with Frank Webb's complaint. No decision was expected until all hearings finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Commission
Joe Leigh
Tucson
Harry Brown
Leigh
Frank Webb
DAV Auxiliary to Install Officers at Regular Meeting
DAV Auxiliary Chapter 42 will hold a monthly meeting at the DAV hall 756 S. Stone Ave at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The highlight of the evening is the installation of officers for the ensuing year. Refreshments and social events will follow. All DAV members are invited to attend.
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DAV
S. Stone Ave
City Briefs Masonic and Rotary Meetings This Week
Tuesday 7 30 p m Adobe lodge F A M will confer the first degree at the Masonic temple 1608 Scott st. 8 p m Officers for the coming year will be installed when the Charles Young auxiliary No 38 meets at 224 S Meyer st. Wednesday Noon George Chambers and William S Dunipace members of the mayor s street naming committee will explain problems and progress to Rotary. The Rotary club meets in the ballroom of the Pioneer hotel.
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Adobe Lodge
F & AM
Masonic Temple
Scott St
Charles Young Auxiliary
S. Meyer St
George Chambers
William S. Dunipace
Rotary
Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Dombrosky to Speak on Russia for ROA at Davis Monthan
Capt Edwin P Dombrosky USAF air intelligence officer of the 43rd bomb group will discuss Russia and satellite nations before Reserve Officers Association members at Davis Monthan field officers club. Maj C E Bartholomew ROA president notes his expertise and a 5 piece marimba band will perform. A pre meeting cafeteria meal is offered at 6 pm.
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Russia
Edwin P. Dombrosky
USAF
Reserve Officers Association
Davis-Monthan Field Officers Club
C. E. Bartholomew
ROA
Dombrosky
43Rd
Davis-Monthan
Soviet Union
Edwin L. Breazeal
University of Arizona
Bartholomew
Globe Seeks Budget Increase Of 11924 For City Operations
Globe Arizona city petitions the state tax commission to exceed its current budget by 11924 dollars for general municipal operations. A hearing date has not been set.
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Phoenix
Globe
Arizona Tax Commission
Tucson approves Bruckner's Addition District Sewer Improvement plan
The city council declares intent to issue improvement bonds for a sewer project known as Bruckner's Addition District Sewer Improvement. It outlines constructing multiple 6 and 8 inch vitrified clay sanitary sewers along Highland Santa Rita Park and surrounding streets within Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Tucson
Highland Avenue
Mountain Avenue
Santa Rita Avenue
Fremont Avenue
Park Avenue
Tyndall Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Mill Street
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Twenty First Street
Twenty Second
First
Euclid Avenues
Nineteenth
Twenty First Streets
Arizona
Twenty Second Street
First Avenue
Fremont
Tucson City approves sewer and street upgrades in Manlove area
City of Tucson adopts resolution for widening and sewer lines on multiple avenues and streets in Manlove and adjacent additions. Plans include H C 8S house connections, 4 ft manholes, cleanouts, and pavement replacement with bonds funded by a ten yearly district assessment. Public notices and parcel diagrams required.
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Maniove
Bruckner's
Montclair
McInnes
Kenrose Park
Tucson
Arizona
Manlove
Bruckner
City of
Pima County
Montclair Addition
Bruckner’s Addition
Manlove Addition
Legislative Y
Tucson Daily Citizen
County Auction Notice for Medical Equipment 1949
Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona announces sale of medical instruments including slit lamp, lensometer, retinoscope and trial lenses. Bids require 10 percent certified check and sealed envelopes. county may reject or waive irregularities. Publication dates June 11 to 23, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Arizona
Tucson
East Broadway
Alvernon
County Eancer
Barnstead
Beckman
Jackson Cross
Richard E. Kolb
House of Classified Ads with Local Services
Numerous classified listings cover antiques, repair services, furniture, plumbing, heating cooling, construction, appliances, books, and landscaping. Local businesses advertise septic tanks, cabinets, painting, flooring, and towing, with addresses and phone numbers for Tucson areas and nearby services.
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Associated Press Market News
Wolds
Pearoy
Shay
Pacatennety Copper Bs 2
Zinc
Arthur Murray
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Public Records
New York Bank and Trust
Bank of Am Nits
Bank of Man
NY & A
al Ee
Han Bank & Tr
Eee
Chem Bank & Tr
Comi
Net
Bank & T
Bank & Wees
Empire
Irving
Natl
New York Bonds
ATSF
Crip Inc
West
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Yocum
Dia
East Third
Coconino’s Milk
Will
Roy P
Howell Drachman E. Pennington
Dial
Cathedral
S. Stone
Hackett & Whiting Motor CO
Pontiac
S. 6Th Ave
Redwood
J. Gallagher
Arizona Materials
Grunewald & Adams
E. Congress
Broadway Village Drug Store
Prescription Pharmacists
Park Avnue
E. T. Houston
Attest
Carl M. Hitt
Aecy
Tucson Shimmaiie Inc
Publicaties
Gardiner
Loyd’s
General Line
N. Stone
Neil Appliances Service
Power & Home Equip. Co
Uums
S. Conven Bookkeeping
C. M. Morgan
4Th Ave
Wood Products Co
Carpenter
Tex Clapton
Harralson Bidg. Co
Belumbing
Hea
Ett
Jones
Ward Bros
McCarthy
E. Acoms
Romar
E& M. Pumping CO
Hayden
Carl Leroy
Tony
Ward
Cesspool
Heri
Watson Metal Shop
Cement Block
Perfect Block CO
ST. Mary's
Nest
E. Jackson
Rincon Court Ectric
K. Oestrich
Montgomery Ward
Stone
Imm
San Bial Saase
Sitomatic
I - Business
Kane
Delano ‘Furnititure
Bernaard Furn
6Th St
India
Zona CO Fultenance
Son
P. i Elias
Daniels Jewelers
Congress & Sicas
Nordstrom
Oracle
Mattress
Renova
ING Jenkins Mattress CO
Congress Dial
A Chine
Hes
Middleton & Upham
Stone Trees Csing
North Park and Waverly
Gladiolus
Zinnia
Petunia
Lantanas Soc
Eastburne
Ben Hall
Bob Chapin Lel
Associated Paint CO
CAL
Power & Home Usp. CO
S. 6TH _ AVE
Graybill
Tucson Pump & Repair Co
Byron Jackson
Reda
Los Altos
H G. George
E. Ltd
Ators Parts & Supplies
el Paso
S. Ore St
Texas
Ucson
Douthat
Jacks Weaver
P. L
Citizen Box
Benes Pe
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