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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1942

Page

10

Market Roundup Hogs Cattle Sheep From Chicago Los Angeles

Market notes from Kansas City Chicago and Los Angeles show hogs steady to weak with mixed weights and top 14.65 in Chicago. Cattle and calves mostly steady with some weakness in higher grades. steers around 13.00 to 14.40 and cows 8.75 to 11.25. Sheep and lambs in short supply with early bids lower, native lambs around 15.25 or more.

Kansas City U. S. Dept. Agr Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Chicago U. S. Dept Los Angeles

Grain futures rise as July contracts ease demand lifts prices

Grain prices and soybeans edged higher in Chicago trading as July contracts eased pressure and short covering returned. Milling demand in the East boosted sentiment with bakers purchasing flour. wheat closed up about 1 to 1.5 percent, corn near 5 percent higher, soybeans up around 2 to 8 percent with July at 1.75 dollars. Hedging was moderate and cotton strength supported gains.

Chicago

U.S. Citrus and Dairy Receipts Reported for June

In Los Angeles on June 30 19S the U S Commerce Administration cables show butter receipts 208059 lbs cheese 6334 lbs eggs 2624 cases. Butter in bulk 39. Candied large eggs 3 de med iums 34 de smaits 26.

Angeles U.S.C.A

New York Bonds and Rail Treasuries Bond Prices Snapshot

A partial ledger of bond quotes shows New York AMT and AT&T 3s around 106 to 107 percent, AMT&T 3s near 107, Arm Del 4s at 105 to 106, and AT&SF 4s about 108. Other issues include CMSP P5s around 14, SRI UPP 4s near 52, CRI&P lines at low 10s or teens, and various Southern Pacific and Missouri routes with prices in the 50s to 60s percent range.

Amt&t AM T&t AT & SF At&s Beth S CMSP McKess & R M-K-Tex Ist Repub Sts S &1

New York Late Foreign Exchange Rates June 30

Overnight rates show Canadian dollar at 90.06 U S cents in New York, down 1 16 cent. British official rates list buying 4 02 selling 4 04, cables 4 04. Argentina 29 77 official, 23 63 free, down 3 100. Brazil 6 05N official, 5 20N free, Mexico 20 67N. Rates quoted in spot cables unless noted otherwise.

New York Great Britain U.S Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee Argentina Brazil Mexico

Market Movement Mixed With Small Gains in Thin Trading

In New York on June 30 scattered climbers held in lightly active trading as war news showed slight improvement. Santa Fe rose about 2 points after a mid day dividend of 1.50 on the common. Leaders drifted with many shares trading in narrow, mixed territory and overall transfers near 225000.

New York Egypt Santa Fe General Motors Southern Pacific Standard Oil Westinghouse Kennecott Philip Morris American Can Bethlehem U. S

Cotton prices edge up as farm legislation looms

New York June 30 cotton futures rise on hopes of a farm bill compromise. Traders noted purchases totaling over 10 000 bales for October and December and light CCC hedging. Late values show July 18.49 and December 19.07 with futures up about 1.35 a bale. spot middling at 20.30.

Dow Jones & Co Marine Midland E. F. Hutton & Co Newarshall Field York Stock Martin F L Co .Q Indus Nat Biscuit Tees Nat Distillers A. & Faya North Amer Co Seeeee Ch & Cabie Status Locomotive Northern Pacific Rad & St Owens Ill Glass Steel Fairs Tel & Tel Packard Motor Aeneerewenee Pan Am Airways Param Pictures At& Crosses Patino Mines Eee Teeters Aviation Corp Phillips Pet Een Nenteeenenen Bendix Aviation Ee A *S Beth Steel Aannenesens Ad R W Knox Aun Radio Corp of Am Republic Steel Ing Reynolds Tob B Rg Wwarner Ss Bridgeport Brass Mfgeen Neneeneee Schenler Aeeenneeteeee Sears Roebuc Settee Ereetees Ling Mills” Sd Acthealiadindans AX Servel Inc Sererectere Shell Union Oil Escilien A & N Dry G Socony Vacuum N Pacific Pest Chrysler Car Spiegel Inc Eeeess Imax Moly Pevencoucaneses Uett Peabody Steteerenee Colgate Palm Ind Ora Credit Gea Studebaker Corp Silly Swift & Co Oe With South Edison Consol Aire Texas Co Cons Edison Wreseee Texas Gulf Consol Oil Timken-Det Axle Timken-Det Axle Weeerersee Container Corp Transamerica Trans & West Air S's Cont Motors al Ucorn Products A's Union Crane Coeeteeres Union Carbide Crucible Steel United Biscuit Deereahan United Corporal Dist Co United Drug Douglas Aircraft Vanadium Corp Eng Pub Service West Union Teleases Flintkote Eanting Air Brake West el & Mfg Tees Tr & C Vear T&r Sh & T Saleshound Corp Tllinois Central GUO. Etc Sloros Nick Cant Tel Siathaetiae Johne-Manville Kresge Calumet & Hecla Cerro de Pasco Consolidated Copper Lehman Corp Lido-F Glass Kennecott Lockheed Aire Miami New's da Newmont E Star Phelps Dodge New York CCC

Local Live Poultry Flyers Price List

Price list for live poultry including leghorns across weight classes and ages, broilers, colored hens, squabs and rabbits. Includes per pound rates: 30¢ to 50¢ depending on type and weight, with roasters priced at 30¢ and various hens from 20¢ to 27¢pound.

Coast Airplane Worker Dies In Local Hotel

Lambert L. Garner, an aircraft worker from California, was found dead in a downtown hotel about two o'clock this afternoon. Coroner C. W. Gardner said an autopsy by Dr. George Hartman will determine the cause and the body was taken to the Tiedje Funeral Home pending investigation.

Lambert L. Garner California C. W. Gardner George Hartman Tiedje

Rubber salvage drive losses spark White House blame

Agencies warn salvage efforts may be extended as gasoline rationing to curb non essential driving. Harold Ickes criticizes Hoarding and cites a 219000 ton collection tally, while WPB expects 600000 to 900000 tons possible this year as remaining rubber wears out.

Harold L. Ickes Pacific Ickes War Production Board Donald M. Nelson House Committee WPB

Soviet repulses and counterattacks slow Kursk offensive

Soviet information bureau reports heavy fighting on the Kursk front north of Kharkov as Red Army forces repulse large enemy tank assaults and strike back. It cites 15 enemy tanks hit by artillery, 60 German tanks and 108 trucks destroyed, and 25 German planes downed, with about 500 Hitlerites killed and 2,500 in another sector. The Black Sea fleet area remains especially critical amid siege lines near the Perekop isthmus.

Kursk Kharkov Fedor von Peck Government Information Bureau Red Army Soviet Information Bureau Black Sea Perekop Isthmus

Japanese push slows as air bases loom in Fukien

A wartime report notes Japanese progress in Kiangsi slows but hints at plans to move into Fukien for air bases to strike Japan. Chekiang air-base control spurred a southward drive from Hangchow ending with the capture of Lishui, a key eastern China base. Fighting ebbs along the Nanchang Hangshaw line with Chinese forces holding about 110 kilometers.

Kiangsi Fukien Japan Chekiang Hangchow Lishui East China Tokio Wweiki Nanchang- Hangshaw

Army to guard interim period before presidential signature

Senator Norris asked about tank comparisons with Germany after a North Africa defeat. Thomas replied no report on American versus German tank quality, but stressed no claim of inferiority and said the War Department would adjust plans if Germans had superiority.

George W. Norris Neb North Africa Thomas Norris War Department

Early California aviator Major Moore highlights

Between the wars Major Moore remained active in commercial and military aviation on the West Coast. He held one of the earliest commercial pilot licenses and promoted early postwar flying, gliding, inspection, and instruction in California.

Major Moore California West

Milk supply shortage tied to Army demand and grade A cream rule

Local milk distributors blame Army needs and cow breeding patterns for a seasonal shortage as grade A cream rules ease. Sunsset and Shamrock dairies supply the Army and stores, diverting milk from retail. Producers dispute causes, urging fair contracts and timely deliveries to Tucson amid rising population and limited cream shipments.

Fritz Sunsset Shamrock Dairies Army Phoenix Tucson Health Department L. H. Howard W. H. Riddell University Riddell

Denaturalization possible for two saboteurs faces death penalty

The article discusses two American citizens Ernest Burgur and Herbert Haupt who could face military trial or civil treason charges for aiding a sabotage mission. Denaturalization could put them before a military tribunal, but officials did not confirm any action. FBI continues rounding up more suspects across several cities aiding the plot.

Ernest Peter Burgur Herbert Haupt Burgur Haupt Germany Burger Biddle Department FBI High Command

State urged to freeze labor as wages rise for welfare clerks

A confidential source says national groups like the Red Cross offered large salary increases to clerical and semi executive workers to quit state social security work. Senator Angius accused officials of shifting welfare clerks to the defense board and demanded the practice end. Hill’s new OPM post brings a salary raise of about 1200 dollars.

The Red Cross Social Security Agency Federal Manpower McNutt Dan Angius Hill State Welfare Department Defense Board Osborn Phoenix OPM

Rommel's wider push threatens Cairo and Alexandria

Allied intelligence notes Rommel may have extended his lines to threaten a rear attack on Cairo via a southeastward column. A Middle East command bulletin reports fierce fighting yesterday from Matruh to Fuka and the Qattara Depression as British tanks press the German and Italian armor west of Fuka and force enemy withdrawals.

Rommel RAF U.S. Air Corps Qattara Cairo Eighth Army Alexandria Matruh Fuka

Chase Ends in Death of Louis Turner at County Hospital

After a confrontation with his father Louis Turner was pursued for several blocks and captured. Guernsey rushed the elder to the county hospital where he died later the same day. Justice of the peace C. W. Gardner said an inquest would depend on further investigation and county attorney’s request.

Guernsey Turner C. W. Gardner Louis Turner

Churchill says no statement yet on Egypt battle and Auchinleck to lead Eighth Army

Churchill declined to comment on the documents from Wavell and stated he would not issue a statement today about the battle in Egypt. He announced that Gen Auchinleck will personally assume command of the Eighth Army, succeeding Gen Ritchie.

Malaya Singapore Wavell Churchill Egypt Auchinleck Eighth Army Ritchie

Portland Sailors Remember Torpedoed Vessel Night Attack

Survivors from Portland recall the ship’s captain staying on the bridge for weeks and being trapped in his room when torpedoes hit. The crew believed two raiders attacked, noting light signals between two nearby points after the strike.

Portland Ore Burns

Australia Faces Weaknesses in Supply and Production

The speaker notes notable development in Australia in recent months but warns the nation remains deficient in key organizational areas. Hartnett’s trip to America aimed to help overcome those shortages while the economy strains under rapid growth.

Australia Hartnett America

Dance Orchestras Schedule Across Local Radios

A late night radio guide lists performances by Cavalero Miller Tucker Byrnes Kenton Barron Tucker Busee Dorsey Drake and others on KGO KTUC KRLD KVOA KECA KTAR KTUC KFI KFRC KPO KPFK and KFRC. It notes showtimes from 8 PM to 12:30 AM with multiple announcers and stations.

KTAR Phoenix Nbc-Opt KTUC Tucson CBS WFAA Dallas KOA Denver KHJ Los Angeles Mutual KOB Albuquerque NBC- OP Hollywood KRLD KSL Salt Lake City WOAL San Antonio KVOA KPO San Francisco NBC Blue KECA WBAP Ft Worth KFRC KVOD KFI NBC Red Mising Heirs Orch Sweeten Horace Heidt Harry Flannery KNX Jack Owens KGO Harry Marble Cecil Brown Burns and Allen Var American Melody Hour Green Hornet We, the People KEC al White Meredith, Willson Or Tommy Dorsey Frazier Hunt Fred Waring Amos Andy Morgan Beatty Johnny Duffy’s Tavern Clete Roberts J. B. Hughes Kfi Fulton Lewis Raffles KVO David Lane KFT Ken Stevens Knox Manning Diana Gayne Cavalero Miller Tucker Byrnes Scott Pastor Kenton Barron Busee Dorsey Drake Fiarris Martin Donahue Nobel Owens Harris Nelson McCoy Whiteman

Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen Phone 2400

A brief item notes a phone contact for the Arizona Daily Star and Tucson Daily Citizen at 2400, indicating a reader service or newsroom telephone line. The short notice lacks further context or action.

Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen

Local Beauty and Service Ads Mixed on Stone and Sixth Streets

A collage of small business listings includes barbershops, salons, battery service, auto repairs, painting, and awning shops with addresses on Sixth Street East Stone Avenue and nearby avenues. Names include Roseline Beauty, Vogue Beauty, Ideal Barber, and Deluze Beauty Shop among others with phone numbers. Promotions note perm waves and summer closings.

Roselene Martin Drug No Lula N. Stone Vogue Beauty VOGUE Congress Stone Avenue South Stone

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