Market News Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Abroad and Local
Associated Press reports Hogs salable total 1,000 in Kansas City with top 14.55 for 190 lb hogs. cattle salable 150 with steady slaughter. calves and stockers steady. Sheep salable 1,000 with spring lambs up about 25 cents. Chicago reports 6,000 hogs total 14,000 with 10-15 higher and top 14.70. cattle remains active with steers and yearlings selling near 12.00-13.50. sheep steady with lambs 15.25-15.50 and stock ewes 4.50-6.00.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Market Movement in New York Stocks Mixed as War News Buoys Some
In New York trading on June 26, aircraft, rails and select industrials rose while leaders lagged. Boeing, United Aircraft, American Airlines and U S Steel led declines as others moved little. U S Leather A hit a yearly top amid cautious activity and bankers remained wary ahead of the weekend.
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New York
Bremen
Russia
Egypt
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
American Airlines
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & Western
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Woolworth
Dow Chemical
U. S
American Telephone
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Boston Wool Market Sees Quiet Trading and Steady Prices
On the Boston wool market June 26 trading remains very quiet and prices unchanged. Mills are taking in inventory while scoured wools stay quiet with offerings a bit easier. No fleece wool sales reported, but a few spot foreign wool sales occurred to replace delayed orders.
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Boston
U. S
New York Bonds AmT T 3s and Various 4s Listing
A dense bond listing shows AmT T and AmTET 3s trading around 107 with percentages near 106 to 108. Several railroad and steel issues such as CRI P 4s and Rep Stl 444s quote around 101 to 103. Other entries include PnRR Gn 5s at 107 and So Pac 4s around 49 to 62, reflecting mixed market quotes.
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Amt&t
Amtet
ArmDel
At&sf
Asline 1St
B&o
Beth
ChiGtWest
Cmsp&p
CRI € P
Cri&p
Hud Coal
McKess&Rob
Nyc
So Pac
Stude
West UN
Grain futures slide amid harvest weather bets
Chicago grain markets fell as wheat dropped to new lows since June 9. Traders cited hedging sales and expectations of better harvesting weather in the southwest and higher early next week receipts, with soybeans and corn also posting declines. July wheat valued at 1.1614, September 1.1914, corn 85 to 85 half, oats down, rye down.
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Chicago
Southwest
Local Live Poultry Prices Render Bargain List
A local market advertises poultry prices for live fryers and hens. Leghorns and colored birds range from 20 to 30 cents per pound, with broilers and squabs priced per pound and dressed rabbits at 35 cents.
New York Noon Foreign Exchange Rates June 26
Canadian dollar opens at 90.06 U S cents, up 1 1/16 cent. Great Britain rate set at 4 0 4 dollars per pound in market, cables at 4 04. Argentina official 29 77, free 23 66 up .09. Brazil official 6 05, free 5 20, Mexico 20 67. Rates shown in spot cables unless noted.
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New York
Great Britain
U. S
Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Livestock Market Report Los Angeles June 26
Federal state market news shows cattle steady to slightly higher demand. Medium to good fed steers 12.25 to 13.75, good heifers up to 13.25, cows 9.25 to 10.00, cutters 7.50 to 9.00, canners 6.25, vealers 12.00 to 14.00, odds 14.50, calves 11.00 to 12.50. Hogs steady with weights 173 to 220 pounds at 15.20 to 15.40, stricter good and choice near 15.50, some 160 pound hogs 14.50 to 14.60, sows 12.50 to 13.00.
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Chicago
U. Ss. Dept. Agr
Los Angeles
Market Report Denver Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady
Denver reports cattle salable 125 of 200 calves 25 heavy but mostly steady with cows at 9 to 10 dollars and vealers 13 to 15.25 dollars. Hogs salable 600 of 1900 with prices 14 to 14.5 dollars and smaller lots at 14.55. Sheep salable 300 of 2600 with few sales around steady and lambs 88 pounds at 12.25 for shorn deck No. 2 skins.
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Denver
USDA
New
Idaho
Cotton futures ease as July liquidation offsets mild gains
In New York on June 26, July cotton futures faced a brief rally followed by a resumption of liquidation as traders awaited farm legislative developments. Weak grains and inactivity in textiles spurred selling from recent buyers, with late values down 50 to 75 cents per bale. Last July 18.09-12, Oct 18.48, Dec 18.63, Jan 18.69, Mar 18.80, May 18.88. Middling spot 19.81.
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Monte Ate
New York
Produce receipts report from Los Angeles market
LOS ANGELES June 26 U S C A Produce receipts list shows butter 160 282 lbs cheese 46 400 lbs eggs 5 283 cases. Butter in bulk 39 Candled large eggs 36 do med diums 34 do smalls 26.
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Los Angeles
P—U.s.c.a
Emmett Rose Remembered as Tucson School Pioneer
Tributes flowed for Emmett Rose, Tucson superintendent from 1920, after 10 weeks in bed and a long comeback. Born May 20, 1875 in Marshalltown Iowa, he advanced from Beloit and Boise to lead Tucson schools as they grew from 20 000 to a much larger city. Colleagues praised his duty bound work, data driven leadership, and lasting impact on Arizona education.
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Rose
Board of Trustees
Comeo
Marshalltown
University of Kansas
Columbia University
Beloit
Kans
Boise
Ida
Tucson
Robert D. Morrow
Mr. Rose
Emmett Rose
C. E. Rose
Charles A. Carson
Arizona
Beth Mason
The
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Epes Randolph Lodge
Scottish Rite Masons
Rotary Club
Boy Scout Movement
Chamber of Commerce
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YMCA
Presbyterian Church
Old Pueblo Club
National Education Association
Arizona Education Association
Southern Arizona
Roskruge
Safford
Hol
Wallace Breaks Tie to Fund CCC Operations
Vice President Wallace cast a decisive vote to approve a 76.5 million dollar appropriation to continue the Civilian Conservation Corps. The 32 to 32 roll call on Senator McCarran’s amendment ended with Wallace’s yes, giving the Senate the opposite stance from the House which halted further CCC funding in the labor security bill.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
McCarran
D-Ney
House
CCC
Russian Retreat Fights Persist Near Moscow and Sevastopol
Russian forces withdraw to house to house fighting along the Moscow to Don railway as the Red Army blocks renewed Axis push toward the Caucasus oil fields. Sevastopol reports say German assaults in central and north sectors repulsed. 13 divisions, about 195,000 men, now in the battle with Axis deaths rising to about 3,000 daily.
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Moscow-Don Basin
Red Army
Caucasus
Red Star
Crimean
Sevastopol
MacArthur In Mountanous New Guinea Raid
Allied air power strikes during a bold dawn raid targeting Dili and Rabaul from hidden bases. Fighters and bombers including Flying Fortresses and B 24s conducted 500 mile flights to attack enemy occupied buildings. Fires erupt as bombs hit strategic targets in Timor.
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Dili
Rabaul
Salamaua
MacArthur
Portugese
Timor
Rommel Faces British Reinforcements At Matruh
The analysis notes Rommel’s losses after Tobruk and the fresh British railborne reinforcements to Matruh. It cites two German options: a rapid push to Alexandria and Suez or a slower drive threatening British rear with Crete parachutists and air power.
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Rommel
Alexandria
Suez
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el Daba
Eastern gasoline supply plan proposed by federal coordinators
Walter P. Hedden outlines a winter fuel shortage remedy involving extending rationing areas and revising price ceilings and transport cost rules to move oil from the Midwest to the East. A single transport coordinator would mobilize Great Lakes and New York canal vessels for intensive shuttle service to Albany deep-water terminals and New York Harbor ports.
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Bureau of Commerce
New York Authority
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Leon Henderson
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New York Canal
Atlantic Coast
Albany
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Long Island Sound
Tucson School Redevelopment Highlights Mr Rose’s Work
The article traces 1901 four room schools Holladay Drachman Davis and others becoming modern Tucson buildings. It notes overcrowding poor heating and unsanitary conditions before enlargements to 11 rooms in 1920 and credits Mr Rose with the enduring improvements.
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Mansfeld
Safford
Drachman
Davis
University Heights
Menlo Park
Dunbar
Holladay
Tucson
Rose
European War Outlook and Allied Resolve in 1943
The article weighs options that could cut Allied bases in Europe, noting Russian resistance, Churchill’s Egypt stance, a formal European theater for U S forces, and Allied production leading Axis output. It also reports Japan’s failures in the Pacific, with costs in ships and planes.
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Europe
Germany
Churchill
Roosevelt
Egypt
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Britain
Japan
Aleutians
Pacific
President warns against over confidence in wartime production
In his annual message to Congress the Chief Executive cites 1942 1943 output of 185000 planes 120000 tanks and 55000 anti aircraft guns. He cautions the nation not to rest on laurels noting ongoing production gains will continue while acknowledging serious raw material shortages and other problems ahead.
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Churchill Pressed for Strong Anglo American Drive in Europe
The report notes intensified calls for an active Allied fighting front against Germany as Churchill, visiting amid Tobruk and Egypt setbacks, faces domestic pressure. Early confirms Russians participated in Roosevelt Churchill talks and Hull joined the Litvinov discussions.
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China
Cordell Hull
Litvinov
Germany
Europe
Winston Churchill
Tobruk
Egypt
Commons
London
Union Sets $8 50 First Class Mechanics Wage
The union ward approves a daily $8.50 for first class mechanics after the wage dispute is sent to the war labor board. Negotiations began in Phoenix last January with AFL seeking retroactive pay. The Arizona Federation of Labor warned a walkout if no decision soon is reached.
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Arizona Federation of Labor
Argentina denies sinking claim and crowds clash in Buenos Aires
Officials said no official word supported Argentina's charge that Rio Tercero was sunk by a German sub. Public anger led to stone throwing at German owned firms and a protest parade arrested as police broke up a 1090 strong crowd chanting down with the Nazis.
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Buenos Aires
Accion Argentina
Aerial War Mission Targets Bremen Port and Submarine Production
An air operation involved over 1000 aircraft aiming at Bremen, the enemy's second largest port and a major submarine production hub. The mission sought to degrade naval strength and logistics.
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Bremen
Local barber and book trade ads in city
Classified notices advertise CALL FRANK WOREK for haircut or shave at DEAL Barber Shop 1133 E 6th with rental parking. The Book Nook and Open Book list buying and selling magazines and books. Mattress renovation services offered by Jenkins Mattress Co at 449 W Congress with phone 969.
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