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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

16

Grains Sag In Trading Amid Broad Market Weakness

Chicago price action shows old crop soybeans dropping about seven cents as vegetable oil markets soften. Wheat and corn follow the overall downtrend with new lows for current crops, while oats rye and lard also decline amid hedging pressure and weak demand.

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Tucson Weather One Day High at 106 Averages Update

Variable cloudiness with little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 106, matching a prior record from 1949, while the low was 68. Humidity at 5:30 p.m. yesterday and 5:30 a.m. today read 22 percent. Sunrise 5:17 a.m. Sunset 7:33 p.m. Pollen counts released by the U. S. Weather Bureau show regional readings with Tucson listed at 106 degrees and 68 degrees for the day.

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Market Summary: Stocks and Commodities Today

Stocks steady as trading remains quiet while bonds drift higher. Cotton and grains trend weak with new crop lows and profit taking. Hogs mostly 25 cents lower to a top of 20.75. cattle steady to 25 cents lower.

Textron Inc Dow Chemical Nickel Plate Union Pacific Kennecott Copper American Smelting U. S. Steel American Telephone International Paper Boeing American Cyanamid Westinghouse Electric McIntyre Porcupine Mines New Mexico & Arizona Land Venezuelan Petroleum International Petroleum Woodley Petroleum

Market Slow And Narrow City Court Listings

The page lists numerous court actions across City and Superior Courts, including simple assault cases, traffic warrants, drunken driving, and juvenile liquor violations. It also records divorces, marriages, deaths, and liquor license applications, along with several civil actions and estate notices. Name entities include Paul J. Cella, Donald Harrington, Federico Garcia, Vincente Navarette Gutierrez, Arsenis Nunez Valenzuela, and James Howsare, among others.

Paul J. Cella Lowrie Fred Snook Donald H. Harrington Fred Lucero Mary Taylor Quinn Pima County Herbert Polk Justice Court James M. Howsare Clark H. Johnson Ferdinand Gomez Federico V. Garcia Vincente Navarette Gutierrez Arsenis Nunez Valenzuela John Herman Tubbs Talmadge Anthony Arthur G. Maison Manuel Morales Raymond Walker Ruben Martinez Wallace LaFevre Fred H. Nowling Cleveland Clyde Ernest Walker Yee Gin Ling N Minor

Births at Davis Monthan and Tucson Hospitals

At Davis Monthan Hospital a boy was born to Master Sergeant and Mrs. Fred Cavalier at 5 93 p.m. June 16. A girl arrived for Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Albert J. Seme at Tony's Ranch RT 6 box 615 at 6 15 p.m. June 16. Tucson Medical Center reports a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Kiser at 6 48 p.m. June 6. A girl followed for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Starr at 12 02 a.m. June 17. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Niles at 2 57 a.m. at 2033 S Olson. Clifford J. Arch and Mrs. Arch welcomed a boy at 6 15 a.m. North St. EF.

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Cotton futures hold steady then ease on profit taking

In New York on June 17 cotton futures showed initial steadiness as traders and commission houses bought, then pulled back on profit taking and hedging. Old crop July drove activity, with July prices guiding deliveries. near months saw broad mill buying amid clear warm weather.

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Cotton textile prices rise as demand stays soft

Dry Goods NY reports a quiet cotton textile market with most mills raising prices while buyers hold back on new orders. 80 square print cloth moves to 19 1/2 cents a yard up 4 and 38164x60 5.35 yard print cloth at 14 1/2 cents, up 4. Wool and rayon lines show slow or quiet demand.

New York

Tanks Roll Beers Flood Pub as Tanks Return

Four army tanks thundered up a Windsor hill to the Leslie R. Shepherd pub and shattered cellar pipes. The barman repaired pipes, but tanks returned an hour later and flooded the cellar with beer, forcing an early closing.

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Railway passenger car length averages seventy two feet

A historical note indicates railway passenger cars commonly measure about 72 feet in length, reflecting standard car sizing in era discussions of railroading equipment.

Chicago Produce Market Report June 17

Butter steady to firm as wholesale buying prices hold. Receipts total 738,214 ears and include 93 score AA at 68.75 and 92 A at 68.50. Egg prices show irregularity with receipts of 17,010. Whole and 99 B and 69 C figures noted.

Chicago

London Stocks Edge Down in FT Index Dip

The Financial Times daily index for London stocks opened at 104.5, down 0.1 points, with traders awaiting further cues from the market.

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Where's The Fire Calls Report

A series of brief fire department calls today includes gas leak at West Congress and South Main streets from 11:25 to 11:35 a.m. Engine 5 responded. At 12:49 to 12:54 p.m. an overheated stove at 576 S Meyer Street drew Engines 2 and 5 and Truck 11. At 10:29 to 10:33 p.m. a car fire at North Fourth Avenue and East Speedway involved Truck 22. At 11:06 to 11:08 p.m. a false alarm at South Euclid Avenue and East Sixth Street involved Truck 22 and Engine 3.

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Foreign Exchange Rates Report From New York

Foreign exchange table June 17 shows Canadian dollar premium at 102.09 percent, U S cents up 1.32, pound at 2.7816 dollars, and futures for 30 60 90 days edging variedly. Other currencies including Belgium France Holland Italy Portugal Sweden Switzerland Argentina Brazil Mexico Venezuela listed with unchanged or minor moves.

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Cattle Sale Reports Prices in Los Angeles Market

Los Angeles livestock market shows 1,400 head salable with fairly liberal supply of slaughter steers and ranged cows. Steers steady to slow sellers, utility and commercial cows 20.00 to 23.50, cann ers 16.00 to 19.00, bulls 26.50 to 29.50, few good yearling stockers at 28.50.

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Livehog and Sheep Market Prices Report

Markets show mee pounds at 17.00 to 50.00 with choice sows at 15.00. Sheep salable at 150. Fairly active, steady trade. Packaged choice and prime lambs 100 pounds at 27.50. Fresh shorn springers 72 pounds at 26.00. Good shorn ewes 9.00.

Spot non ferrous metal prices report

Spot non ferrous metal prices listed for copper at 241 cents per pound from Connecticut Valley lead at 15 cents per pound in New York zinc at 16 cents per pound in East St. Louis and tin at 1.2125 dollars per pound in New York.

New York Connecticut Valley East St. Louis

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