Livestock Market Report From Chicago June 29
Salable hogs 15 000 total 23 500 steady to weak on 270 lb hogs down heavier weights and sows weak to 10 lower top 14.70 good and choice 180 330 lbs 14.30 14.65 160 180 lbs 14.00 14.50 good 400 550 lbs sows 13.65 14.00 choice lighter weights to 14.15. Salable sheep 1 000 total 6 000 fat lambs active strong to 25 higher bulk good and choice natives 15.85 16.10 lower grades 15.75 down to 13.00 and below for throw outs some medium to good yearlings 13.25 load around 76 lbs. Texas yearlings 10.50 to feeders bulk fat eyes 5.25 6.25 note: Effective June 29 lambs born in the spring of 1941 classified as yearlings Salable battle 16 000 calves 1 200 fed steers and yearlings unevenly steady to 25 lower good to choice weighty steers mostly 10 15 off liberal water fills softened downturn however all yearlings and medium grade steers steady bulk 12.25 14.00 early top 14.50 some held higher fed heifers steady choice 10 25 lbs averages 14.25 mostly 12.00 13.50 cows weak bulls fully steady with weighty sausage offerings to 11.85 dealers steady to weak at 15.00 down mostly 14.50 down stock cattle scarce slow steady supply mainly southwest bred calves and yearlings direct to feeder dealers.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Texas
Outhwest
Kansas City
U. S
Oklahoma
Kansas
Denver
Idaho
Los Angeles
Grain futures drift with early losses then rebound
Chicago grain markets opened with declines near a cent, hitting 2942 lows as harvest receipts and favorable weather weighed on prices for wheat, oats, and soybeans. Wheat later recovered with mixed closes. corn and rye posted near yearly or monthly lows amid selling tied to new finance movements.
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Chicago
Market Movement Faces War News While Rails Lead
New York June 29 The stock market kept a bearish mood amid war news yet rails led a partial recovery with small to sizable gains. Trading picked up from a slow start as bidding returned. steels rose briefly but faded. Closings showed reduced gains as activity cooled. transfers ran about 275000 shares. Major gainers included Union Pacific Santa Fe Chrysler Revere Copper and Brass Du Pont Kennecott Sears Roebuck Loew s Westinghouse. Curb leaders Gulf Oil Brewster Aero American Cyanamid American Gas showed forward bias while Aluminum of America Bell Telephone of Canada and Pontepec were hesitant. Transportation bonds were favored in the loans market.
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New York
Egypt
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Revere Copper and Brass Preferred
du Pont
Kennecott
Sears Roebuck
Loew's
Westinghouse
Gulf Oil
Brewster Aero
American Cyanamid
American Gas
Aluminum of America
Bell Telephone of Canada
Pontepec
Local Live Poultry Prices and Weights
The notice lists live poultry prices by type and weight such as Leghorns in various weight ranges from under 2 pounds to over 4 pounds with prices 27c to 30c per pound. Squabs dressed per pound at 5c and rabbits dressed per pound at 35c are also shown.
Produce and dairy stocks report for Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES June 29 reports U S Department goods totals: butter 83 676 lbs cheese 29 760 lbs eggs 3 983 cases. Butter in bulk 39 cents per lb candled large eggs 36 cents per dozen mediums 34 cents smalls 26 cents per dozen.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Dept
Bees in Canada Produce Millions of Pounds of Honey
Normally bees in Canada produce from 25 to 29 million pounds of honey a year. This reflects the country’s strong apiculture output and seasonal harvest dynamics across regions and bee colonies.
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Canada
Kansas City Livestock Prices Summary
U S Dept of Agriculture market report shows hogs 5 10 lower on light numbers with top 14 50 for 190 lb plus, cattle and calves active and steady with fed steers 13 75 top, grass and stocker cattle 10 50 to 13 50, cows 7 25 to 10 50, vealers 12 00 to 14 00, sheep steady with lambs 15 25 to 15 50 and yearlings 11 50 to 12 25. total hogs 5000, cattle 9250, calves 1370, sheep 7500.
Denver Stock Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Denver stock market bulletin lists cattle salable 4 600 calves 200 steers and heifers unsold early, hogs salable 1 600 total 4 500 with values 14 15 to 14 40 for 180 300 lb hogs, lambs not established, ewes 4 00 to 6 00, Idaho spring lambs 15 40 memo.
Livestock Market Report Los Angeles June 29
Federal State Market News notes 4,400 cattle with steady to higher cows and steady calves. Load 950 lb fed steers at 13.65, heifers 12.25-13.25, cows 9.25-10.25, bulls 9.50-11.00, calves 12.50-14.50, hogs 180-260 lb 15.00-40 with top 15.50.
Boston Wool Market Quiet as Staples Update
Trading in the Boston wool market remained quiet with some buying of staples fine wools from the territory states, mostly purchased by eastern interests. A sale of mid western fine staple stood at $1.16 scoured basis delivered, while country prices of medium fleece wools remained easy.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
War Agencies Budget and Major Appropriations Debate
Congress debates a sweeping wartime funding package totaling over 42 billion for the war department and related agencies. The House authorizes $95 million for the OPA with 40,000 full time workers, while 19 war agencies receive varied appropriations including the War Production Board and War Shipping Administration. The session also tackles agriculture subsidies, price controls, and the Civilian Conservation Corps reauthorization amid fiscal year-end urgency.
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Board of Economic Warfare
Office of Censorship
Ofice
Office of, Emergency Management
Division of Central Administrative Services
OEC
Office of Civilian Defense
O Inter- American Affairs
Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services
Office of Defense Transportation
National War Labor Board
Office of Scientific Research and Development
War Manpower Commission
War Production Board
War Relocation Authority
War Shipping Administration
Office of Petroleum Coordinator
Office of Solid Fuels Coordination
Office of Agricultural War Relations
War Plants Corporation
Office of Price Administration
Congress
War Department
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
Henry Wallace
CCC
House
Second Front Accord Signals Prompt Allied Action
Matruh advises against hasty steps while Roosevelt Churchill statements and the Molotov informed second front understanding suggest a concrete plan has been decided. Molotov reportedly told Admiral Standley that absolute agreement on a second front has been reached and that Britain and the United States are ready to act without delay.
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Britain
United States
Foreign Exchange Rates New York Open Market June 29
Late foreign exchange rates show Great Britain in dollars and others in Canadian dollars with an open market discount of 15/16 per cent. GB rates: buying 4.02 selling 4.04 cables 4.04. Argentina official 29.77 free 23.65 down 0.01. Brazil unofficial 6.05N free 5.20N. Mexico 20.67N. Spot cable rates unless noted. N-Nominal.
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New York
Great Britain
U. S
Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Cotton closes higher as market awaits farm legislation deal
Cotton prices edged up in light trading as buyers waited for a farm bill breakthrough. Near months led activity with late-day gains of 50 to 60 cents per bale. Futures finished higher with July at 18.75 and December around 18.90. Middling spot rose to 20.02.
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New York
Saboteurs seized after Amagansett beach landing attack
FBI details unclear as four saboteurs linked to light metal industry attack are captured after an Amagansett landing. A coast guardsman allegedly warned authorities after being bribed to stay silent. Justice officials pledge swift action while treason and espionage penalties loom for the American citizens among the group.
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Company of America
America
FBI
Coast
Washington
Biddle
Department of Justice
Rubber supply targets set for 1943 end
Brig. Gen. L. D. Clay testified on the 42.82 billion military bill outlining rubber on hand and expected by December 31 1943 in the United States and Great Britain totaling 1 276 000 tons. He cited 866 500 tons for Army Navy and base needs plus 226 000 tons for buses and trucks and 150 000 tons for reclaiming rubber. He projected 328 000 tons of synthetic rubber by December 1943 and noted 13 percent of reclaimed rubber could be used with 87 percent of crude rubber in tires for combat services. He listed state collections for June 15-27 with totals by state.
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L. D. Clay
Army Services of Supply
United States
Great Britain
Clay
War Department
Arizona
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Hawaii
Arkansas
Colorado
Louisiana
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona rubber scrap drive surpasses early hopes
Howard Gunnells, publicity chairman for the Arizona campaign, said the rubber scrap salvage drive is much better than expected and preliminary estimates have been exceeded as returns come along fine.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Howard Gunnells
Law bill on committee review and July timelines
Drafting clerks aim to have the new bill ready for committee inspection next week. Administration leaders hope it passes the house in the week of July 13 with a four to six week recess starting July 20 as the bill is studied by the senate finance committee.
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Senate Finance Committee
Hotels in Tucson Hit Record Summer Boom
Defense bases and plants spur a surge in Tucson hotel and tourist court business. Army officers ferry pilots and defense workers fill rooms while leisure travel remains weak. Local hotelmen note the uptick but warn highway travelers may still slow.
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Tucson
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Broadcast Schedule
A detailed rundown of radio programs and station lineups from KNX KFI KPO KVOA KOA KGO KECA KTUC KSL KTAR KNX and others. Includes show names host names and times from 6:00 p m to 1:10 a m with news music theatre and variety segments.
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Ts Pop
KNX
V. Kaltenborn
KFI
Bond Vining
KPO
KVOA
KRLD
Richard Crooks
Shrednik
KOA
Clete Roberts
KGO
Secret City
KECA
Cecil Brown
KTUC
Tucson
KTAR
Phoenix
Bbeat
WFAA
Dallas
NBC
Opt
Denver
Red
KHJ
Los Angeles
Mutual
KOB
Albuquerque
Hollywood
CBS
CBS Kanaee
KSL
Salt Lake City
WOAL
San Antonio
San Francisco
NBC Blue
WBAP
Ft. Worth
KFRC
KVOD
NBC Red
Radio Schedule Snippet With Multiple Hosts Across Stations
A daytime grid lists radio personalities and times for KGO KSL KTUC KRLD KVOA KFI KOA KNX KFRC KRFC and other outlets. Names include Cavallero Brown Lombardo Spivak Henderson Osborne McCoy Gluskin Pancho Harry James Sto ker Weems Reichman and Hatch with various clock slots from 9:00 to 12:15.
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Cavallero
KGO
KFRC
Harry James
KNX
Stoker
KFI
Ted Weems
Hatch
Reichman
Tung sten production cited as Kiangsi lead in China
The report states Kiangsi supplies about 5,000 tons of tung sten annually while other provinces add 4,000 tons from Kwangtung, 2,500 from Kwangsi, 1,200 from Hunan, and 1,000 from Yunnan. It notes Kiangsi and Chekiang airfields combined with Chinese output, and mentions Japan sinking two warships on June 21 with subsequent Chinese bombing near eastern Kiangsi last Tuesday.
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Chekiang
Kiangsi
China
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
Hunan
Yunnan
Egyptian forces strike at Gambut and Tobruk
An armored screen crossed the highway near Gambut then moved to invest Tobruk fortress. A light column of enemy tanks pushed south toward Garawla with artillery support on high ground as German guns widened their range. Matruh was bypassed. The Luftwaffe stayed active overnight damaging communications as fires glowed under a full moon.
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Gambut
Tobruk
Garawla
Matruh
Luftwaffe
Germans Versus Russians Report Skirmish Developments In War
Reports say German forces were blunted while Russian troops launched a renewed offensive. Tanks planes and an armored train were deployed in battles as Germans reportedly retreated in several sectors.
Weather Forecast for Tucson and Vicinity
Weather outlook for Tucson and nearby areas shows temperatures similar to last night with a warm day ahead. Yesterday’s high reached 102 degrees while the recent year-ago high was 96 and the date’s high record is 109. The coolest point yesterday was 62 degrees, with a year-ago low of 57 and the date low at 57. The mean yesterday was 82 versus 76 a year ago, with normal for yesterday at 86. Sunset is 8 34 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 21 a m.
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Tucson
Notice of Hearing Probate Will No 8738 Arizona
In Pima County Arizona the estate of Joseph Israel Wegad known as Wegand seeks probate of a last will and testament. Fanny Wegand filed a petition and the court set a hearing for June 29 1942 at 10am in Tucson to determine admission of the will and issue letters testamentary to the petitioner. Interested parties must appear to contest.
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Superior Court
State OF
Arizona
Pima
Joseph Israel Wegad
Joseph Israel Wegand
Fanny Wegand
Tucson
County of
Belle D. Hall
Senators Fret Over Agency Continuance Amid WPA Funding Push
Senator George of Georgia warned the continuance fight would test whether New Deal agencies stay in wartime. A bill to provide 336.9 million dollars for WPA to employ 400 000 people for the next year was expected to pass Congress.
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George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Awning and Venetian Blind Shop Ad at Ninth Street
Local ad promotes AWNINGS TAFF AWNING SHOP at 427 F Ninth with Venetian blinds and a contact phone 7387. The snippet markets window coverings and related services.
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Loew’s Inc
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Office of War Information
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Monroe
Business Directory
E. Sixth St
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Ideal Barber Shop
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Roselene
Martin Drug No
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Campbell
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