Market Hogs and Cattle Mixed Across West Regions
AP reports U.S. cattle and hog markets with steady to higher tones in Chicago Denver Kansas City and Los Angeles area. Cattle demand varied from light to moderately active with top steers around 17.60 and lighter weight stockers steady. hogs show mixed yet firm values with 180-270 lb at 13.75-14.00 and heavier weights near 10.75-11.50 depending on region. Sheep and lambs show slower action, with lambs around 13.00-15.25 and ewes per market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
VU. S. Dent
Kansas City
Angeles
FSMN
Market Movement Confusing Signals Across Stocks
Market leaders backed down amid profit taking as overall turnover reached about 1.5 million shares. National Distillers Distillers Corp American Distilling Hiram Walker International Nickel and Hupp Motor showed firmness while National Biscuit attracted buyers. St Regis Paper moved up in a mixed session. Cuban Atlantic Sugar and Cities Service slipped amid a general downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareth Muchmore
New York
National Distillers, Distillers Corp
American Distilling
Hiram Walker
International Nickel
Hupp Motor
National Biscuit
St. Regis
Local Poultry Egg Prices and Wholesale Ranges
Prices listed for eggs and poultry from producer to consumer across weight categories. Figures include under 18 Ibs and 22 Ibs and above, with ranges for wholesale and dressed weights, reflecting variances in supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ege
Steuson
Ceapectiust
Cotton price report shows July futures at new high
June 21 cotton prices rise to the best level since the afternoon, with July futures at 21.64 cents a pound, October 20.98 and 20.71. July 21.68, October 21.01, December 20.46, and March 20.32-33.
Foreign exchange rates June 21 1921 New York market
On June 21 in New York the Canadian dollar opened at 90.25 U.S. cents, down 0.06. Great Britain official rate 4.02 dollars, selling 4.04. Argentina free 24.96, Brazil free 5.20. Mexico nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
U.S
Europe
Costas
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Tucson veteran protests WHA housing conversion plan
A Tucson veteran argues the conversion program cannot house more than six people and wastes public funds. He notes a deteriorating house with roof leaks and crumbling plaster and says six occupants in three units would need eight months and high costs. He has served in the merchant marine and now rents at $40 monthly, fearing loss of his job if forced to move nearby. He says 40 to 50 unoccupied units exist and the program was cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
WHA
U. S. Merchant Marine
Casablanca
Southwest Pacific
Arizona
Tucson Rapid Transit
Tucson
Willkie's Voice Shapes GOP Convention Speculation
Delegates discuss Willkie's lingering influence as a potential 1940 voter bloc. Despite not being invited to speak at the upcoming convention, supporters fear final platform may alienate Willkie-minded voters and shift electoral chances. National Chairman Spangler counters claims of discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Republican Party
GOP
Harrison E. Spanglerler
Liquor Shortage Eases as Market Heads for Normalcy
Senator McCarran reports forthcoming committee findings on the liquor shortage. The group urged releasing alcohol for blending, tightening enforcement of the alcohol tax unit, and controlling distribution down to but excluding retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. McCarran
D-New
Alcohol Tax Unit
Cherbourg Defense and Normandy Beachhead Update
Cherbourg faced no Allied sea bombardment despite reports of shelling, with seven coastal forts making a land assault easier. British forces captured Onchy near Tilly sur Seulles while Germans mounted three counterattacks on Hottot. Caen remained quiet as gale force waves hindered supply unloading on the invasion beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Normany
Tilly-Sur-Seulles
Onchy
Tilly
Hottot
Caen
Channel
Allied advance along Italian coast continues under heavy rain
Rome reports heavy rainfall impeding roads while French forces on the right flank of the Fifth Army meet stiff resistance in villages. The Adriatic advance reaches the Menocchia river and Ascoli Piceno. San Benedetto del Tronto and Cossigiano are occupied. Grottammare falls after a rapid push. Americans take Montepescali and Castel del Piano amid delaying actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Adriatic
Menocchia
Ascoli Piceno
San Benedetto del Tronto
Cossigiano
Grottommare
Montepescali
Castel del Piano
Russians Hit Rail Junctions and Trains in Front-Line Disruption
Reports say Soviet fliers bombed Finnish bases from Hamina to Lovisa, aiming to sever capital front communications. Finns are retreating along the Karelian isthmus with major defensive lines breached in 11 days, threatening Viipuri Helsinki defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Helsinki
Hamina
Lovisa
Karelian
Viipuri
Isthmus
Mannerheim
Saimaa Canal
Hull counters Lyttelton on war remarks over Pearl Harbor
Hull released a formal statement to rebut Lyttelton's memo claiming his remarks misrepresented US stance. He said Lyttelton erred and that the United States acted in self defense after Japan’s long conquests and the unprovoked 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttelton
Japan
America
Hull
United States
Pearl Harbor
Discretion of Governor Triggered Oklahoma Printing Dispute
The public dispute centers on Governor Kerr's authority over printing a book after the legislature asked him to ensure its publication. A House member sought an injunction to block further action, arguing the matter falls under executive discretion. The case hinges on whether courts can curb a public officer's discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
House
Bombing of Berlin Intensifies As Mosquito Raids Continue
Aerial reports indicate four RAF Mosquito strikes on Berlin since Allied landings in France. Allied leaders warn of unprecedented bombing intensity, with American raids on Germany possibly echoing yesterday’s large 1,500-aircraft assault along the German and French coasts. German radio cites bombers moving east and southeast from Wartheland and Silesia toward the Polish border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagene
France
Berlin
Germany
French
Wartheland
Silesia
Debacle for Japanese air strike hits U S fleet
Sunday's air raid from Philippine, Guam, and Marianas routes left about 300 planes lost in attempts to sink U S carriers and battleships. Admiral Nimitz announced no combat ships sunk and hinted a counter blow may have damaged enemy fleet elements on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Guam
Rota
Marianas
U. S
Nimitz
Greeting card limits cut paper usage by thousands
Limitation of the variety and tonnage of greeting cards is expected to save 23,600 tons of paper this year. The measure targets reducing waste and conserving resources across the industry and households nationwide.
City of Tucson Drops War Loan Quota Deficit
The City of Tucson invests 151000 in war bonds under mayor and council approval. Joe McAllister allocates 90000 from the bond redemption fund 50000 from the postwar public works reserve fund 6500 from the firemen relief and pension fund and 5000 from the police pension fund. Total investments in all funds rise to 378107 with 205318 from bond redemption 85500 from firemen 34289 from police and 53000 from postwar reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pima County
Joe McAllister
Public Works Reserve Fund
Fireman's Relief
Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund
Police Pension Fund
Estimated 23 725 Voters in Pima County
The recorder's office estimates 23 725 registered voters in Pima County as preliminary counts proceed. The county previously held about 28 000 eligibles at the last general election, with ineligibles removed leaving 13 862 on the roll. Only 9 863 registered in the last year, figures likely to be revised, political affiliation breakdown not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Recorder’s Office
Overseas Servicemen Show Interest In Vote
Ballots received by county recorder Mrs. Anna Sullinger show overseas service voters more engaged than those in the U S. APO addresses total 135 and U S camps 132 making 267 ballots. Overall ballots mailed to service members reach 813 with Army 531 Navy 222 Marines 34 Coast Guard 3 WACs 15 WAVEs 6 and mariners 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sullinger
APO
U. S
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
WAC
WAVE
OPA Liberalizes Ration Rules for Servicemen
The OPA eases rationing for service members who eat most meals at home, allowing direct application for ration book IV without showing book III. Previously those eating fewer than 14 meals at service establishments had to monthly apply for special currency. The change notes book III is unnecessary as only shoe stamps remain in use and certificates replace stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
City Inspector Grants Railway Building Permit
The Southern Pacific railroad received a city building permit from inspector E D Herreras for two frame buildings costing 2678 dollars. One locker room 16 by 30 feet and a latrine 16 by 24 feet are set for use by Mexican nationals employed in maintenance work and will be removed after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
E. D. Herreras
Classified Ads Montage With Local Services 1944 Style
A collage of 1944 classifieds lists household services and goods from Robles Service and Electric Service Co to Hubbard's Greenhouses and Prudentical insurance. It includes moving, radiator work, building sites, toys, radios, clothing, and camp notices with prices and contact numbers throughout a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrifty Purniture Exchange
4Th Ave
Republican _hnda
E. Pennington
Hubbard
Grant Road
Electric Service Co
E. C
Charis
Daisy Richardson
Larry
Sunset Riders
ALL _ STATES CLUB
6Th
Prudential Ins. Co. of America
Harold Ryan
Congress
Choice
Sawtelle
Swan
Pontiac Dealers boast skilled four man service team
Four top mechanics head by Albert Gradillas with 18 years at Bowen Motor Co. Tony Gradillas brings Chrysler expertise, two others bring General Motors experience. New Pennington entrance next to Telephone Building opposite Sears. Also selling Pontiac parts at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gradillas
Tony
Tucson
Bowen Motor Co
Chrysler
Clarence
Carl
Ana
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Pennext
Telephone Building
Sears
P.O
Olson Dairy
Husky
Food Way Concrete Products
North Seventh Ave
Bowyer U Co Packard
Willys Motor International
Stone
Atendant
Tucson Motor Service
Local service directory notes and ads mix
A crowded old page lists beauty shops plumbers cesspools septic tanks electrical contracting and related services. Entries include JOSEPHINE BEAUTY SHOPPE 445 S Sixth Ave and Advent open Book at 14 E Broadway with ads for Du Art oils and magazines. Local firms advertise free inspections and war bond encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue Ness
Josephine Beauty Shoppe
Sixth Ave
Modern Beauty
Frank W. Ganz
Buddie Burks
Personal ads and services mix in Tucson notice page
The page lists fortunetellers and clairvoyants offering guidance on love, health, and life decisions with contact details for Eliza and Mrs Adjutant Foubister. Also ads for corsets, health treatments, and beauty aids, plus job openings for clerks, attendants, and a dishwasher in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Adjutant Foubister
Salvation Army
Ture
Iw Congress
Lcaverne Iaivalaa
Lost and found notices from local listings
Lost red female cocker spaniel named Penny requires recovery. reward offered. Also stray strawberry roan horse with branding on right hind leg near corner of Maple and 3708 East F er. Black female Doberman named Queen reported missing with contact 0243-R4. Lost glasses in Sabino case. call after P. for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Joan Buffington
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Associated Press
New York Bonds
Am Light & T
Ark Nat Gas
Baldwin Loco War
Berk & Gay Furn
Ill Lli's
Bond & Sh
el Bond
Lone Star Gas
Ning Hud
Republic Avia
Del
CRI & P
Chi & NW
Dow Jones & Everages
Wednesda
Alaska Juneau
Alleg Lud Str Ll
al Chem & Dye
Allied
Allied Strs 4 20%. 19% 19% D % Allis-Ch Mig
Am Airlines Oe
Es Am Car & Fay
Rad & St S
Mn S
Arm
Ill Ath T& SF
Atlas
Aviation
Bald Loco
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat Steel
D * Blaw-Knox
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co
Blua Borg-Warner
Canad Pacific
Ches & Ohio
SA Mc Deere & Co
du Pont de N
East Air Line
Eastman Rod
Gen Bronze
Ms Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Saf Raz
Goodrich (Bf
Goody
Y Greyhound Coromestake
Il Central
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Tel & Tel
Terry Cor
Johns
Kresge SS
Lehman Cor Grace
Lib-O F Glass
Lockheed Airc
Loew's Inc
Ds Marine Midland
TA Marshall Field
McKess
D Tem Ward
Ah's
Nash-Kelvinat
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
North Am Se
Ohio Oi
Owens-III_ Glass
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airw
Penney (Jc) Patino Mines
Penn R
Philips Pet
Gam
Pullman
Repab Steel
Servel Inc
Soc-Vacuum Shell Union Oil
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Sperry
Spiegel Inc
Studebkr
A Swift Co
Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Transamerica
Trans Air
Us Rubber
Al's
U S Steel
Vanadium Corp
West An Tel
Westing Air Bk
West el
Wheeling
Em Wilson & Co
Ss Woolw
Arizona Compen
Calumet
Hecla Butte
Zinc
Asco
Tom Williams
Commission House
New York Bank and Trust
BF. Pos (Sf
Bank O
Bk & Tr
Bk & T
Bie
Ben
Rome
Atlanta
Bismark
Boston
Cincinnati
el Paso
Fort Worth
Miami
Washington
Yuma
E. P. Norwood
NEW Shipment Electric Service Co
E. Congress
R. Wallace
Elic Service Co
Oracle Rd
White House Canyon
Congress and Main
Park Avenue
Messenger
Cooper
India
War Res
Petunia
Zinnia
Ageratum
Celesia
Queenswreath
Eastburn
Hackett & Whiting Motor Co
East Pennington
N. Stone
J. E. Kinnison
Drive Inn Poultry
E. Broadway
E. Linden
Owl Drug Store
W. Allen
Monterey Court
Westinghouse
Lynda
Appl Redfern’s
N. Tyndall
Pecks Manor
Club Rd
el Conquistador
N. Santa Rita
Tanque Verde
Mr. King
Davis- Monthan
Mathes
Acre
N. Wilson
Rooster
King
Business Directory
A R. King
Auto Accessories
Sloan's Service Station
Zimmerman Garage
6Th Ave
5Th St
EK Speedway
Broadway
Martin Drug
Margie Lillie
Cool Stores
McCarty
Call
Forrest Priser
Thompson
Rutledge
State Chemical Co
Catalina Chemical Co
Stone Ave
Jim Trabulse
Gatlin’s Commercial School
COX Commercial College
Southern Arizona
Eagle Home Insulation P. L. Daily Roofing CO
Johnson Jewelers
FINF
Meng & Anigren
Elias
Pitts Jewelers
Stone Watch and Jewelery
Diaz Polido Bros
Congress Jewelers
Fields Credit Jewelers
Thompson Mattress Shop
E. 9Th St
Jenkins Mattress
Burmuda ‘and Fertilizer
Desert Garden Nursery
Speedway T T Muzzy
Bollinger
George W Mock
C. W Goff
Kalse Mining
M. Carrigan
Catalina Decorating CO
H. E. Cobb
W. M. Tarleton
N. Euclid
Boogie
Don le Var
Tunin
Chas H Spencer
Ellis
Glenn Thompson
Austad Welding Shop
Grand Ave
International Correspondence Schools
Clovis Snider
Well Drilling 422
East Model Drilling CO
South Sixth Ave
Marana Army
Mike Kémonager
North Stone
Standard Stations. Inc
YMCA
Westward Motors
S. 4Th Ave
Model Bakery
Grissom
Gilpin
Christensen
Broadway Village
Broadway and
Butcher and Butcher's
Grand Central
Mkt
S. Stone
Pion Hotel
Mr. Schafer
Permane
Pione Hotel
Caretak
Star Citizen
S. P
Cash Cafe
N . Stone Ave
Butcher’s
Country Club
Idlease Lodge
E. Eon Drive
Campbelltain
N. 5Th Ave
Syderock Cafe
Sixth Street
Son
gTos Ca
Bina Ae
Carl Pistor
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