Chicago and Denver livestock markets show mixed Week results
Chicago hogs sold 15.50 to 21.50 with declines in heavier weights. cattle and sheep steady. Illinois steers hit a new high at 22.75 as light steers and yearlings held value. Denver prices rose for fed steers 25 to 75 cents, top 30.75. cows and calves mixed, hogs uneven with week’s top 21.75 and late trade weak.
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Chicago
Illinois
Denver
USDA
Notmany
Denvington
Ge City
Canyon
Havre
Mon
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Hazy
Miami
Flat
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Sheridan
Wyo
Loudy
San Francisco
Ington
Hary
Cotton futures steady amid awaiting Japanese credit news
New York May 8 cotton futures held steady in quiet trading with scattered buying and short covering. Demand remained mild as traders anticipated favorable news on Japan's cotton credit program next week and shifted from old to new crop deliveries. Prices closed 1.20 to 1.40 higher, with varied daily figures and nearby months showing gains.
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New York
Weamae
Classified Ad Fragments Cover Contractors And Services
A collage of ads lists contractors for construction and plastering, electrical services and rentals, tailoring and drapery work, sewing services, and a summer camp. It mentions properties on 2708 E Edison and a model home at 4043 FE, plus various phone numbers and business lines. The mix includes general contracting, electrical repair, equipment rental, dressmaking, and Spanish instruction.
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GEN
Jos J Mancuso
E. North
Monte Vista Dr
Pha
Ines
Ri Con Ea Co
Linden Kitchen
Dona Anon
Lamar Cotten
Bock
Farley Fenter
E. Edison
Oshrin
Rev. Co
Fuller
E Adama
Ans
E. Jackson
Bryan Elec
Hall Electric Co
Speedway
ELECT
Catalina Electrical Co
Joynt Construction CO
Campbell
Saddieback Ranch
Ariz
College OF Commerce
Broadway
Public Records Court Actions and Divorces Report
Justice Court items list cases in Pima County including assault larceny and disturbing the peace. Superior Court petitions for guardianship divorce complaints and several judgments plus two marriage licenses. Notable figures include J Cella magistrate and Paul 4. Cella with bail amounts and several named defendants.
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Satin
J. Cella
Camponenes
Renil
Pima
Dilbert Fraijo
Raul Ochoa
David Sanchez
Rodolfo Vergara
Connie Molina
Felipa Felix
Charlies KR
Biegel
Frank Tadeo
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Fstate
Concepcion
L. S. C. de Oro
Guardian
Ross
Dorothy K
Stewart S. Aragon
Carmen C
Alonzo Boyd
David C
Geraldine A. Berkhouse
Dorothy L
Ofa
BcClellan
Ann
George B.ickley
Samuel H
Waneta
Vivian L. Hash
Pete Newton
Glover-Clark Engineering Co
Paul Breithaupt
Matt Baird
K .N. Penland
Belie D. Hall
Clement Listo
Sells
Mary. E. Saraficio
Van Fleet Wins Border Conference Tennis Title
Phoenix May 8 Tom Van Fleet of the University of Arizona defeated Herb Benham 6-3 7-5 to win the Border Conference Class A singles championship.
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van Fleet
Border Conference
Phoenix
Tom van Fleet
University of Arizona Today
Herb Benham
Truman Reflects On Health And Birthday Plans
President Truman, who took office after Franklin D. Roosevelt's death on April 12, 1945, weighs about 172 pounds after a recent diet. He walks two miles daily with secret service nearby and plans a birthday celebration with heavier dining and extra dips in the White House pool.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Secret Service
Truman
Mrs. Lowry Wins Tucson CC Event
Mrs. Judith Lowry won the women’s day blind hole tournament at Tucson Country Club with 14 on holes two four and eight and posted low gross with a four over par 43 for nine holes. Forty two women participated and a luncheon followed. No further women’s day events until fall.
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Tucson Country Club
Judith Lowry
James Carey
Burma Executions Follow July Killings Rise to Five Hanged
In Burma the condemned men faced the gallows after a July crackdown. U Aung San, Burma’s strong man, was the chief victim. Thet Hnin Hmon Gyi and Maung Soe died on the Insein jail gallows, while Maung Sein and Yangyi Aung were hanged at Rangoon jail.
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U Aung San
Burma
Insein
U Saw
Thet Hnin
Hmon Gyi
Maung Soe
Maung Sein
Yangyi Aung
Rangoon
Dissenters Call Defense Plan a Police State War Program
A five member minority led by Rep. Short of Missouri denounces the defense plan as a war program. They argue a sound and adequate defense system does not require police state methods of compulsion.
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Rep. Short
R-Mo
Korea Talks Fail Over Zonal Occupation Questions
In 1950s discussions both sides rejected broad consensus. The Soviet and North Korean command opposed occupation consultation with opposing Korean leaders. The U S pressed for inclusion of all factions in a provisional government plan. After joint commission failure, the Soviet North Korean commander proposed withdrawal of forces to let Koreans form their own government.
Methodists debate federation and segregation policy
The Methodist conference postponed a federation review for two years to study further. Although the unofficial Methodist Federation for Social Action was not named in debate its work continues with 4000 members including 18 bishops. The conference rejected segregation in Southern churches despite a Georgia delegate warning of trouble.
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Methodist Federation For Social Action
Federation
Methodist Conference
Georgia
South
William R. Cannon
Candle School of Theology
Emory University
Cannon
Tittle
Evanston
Christ
Dr. Tittle
Hold Husband Probe Deaths
Robert Lawrence was held in custody in Prescott pending investigation into the deaths of his wife and newborn son at a remote Crown King mining camp. Autopsy tests and a stomach analysis are underway. no charges filed yet as county authorities review the case.
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Prescott
Robert Lawrence
E. A. Born
James H. Allen
Phoenix
Lawrence
Stockyards Union Talks Eye Joint Meeting in Midwest
George Paulson of the CIO UPW said a meeting with D. F. Hunt of United Stockyards Corp may be held with committees from Pa c ket is St. Paul Ft. Worth St. Joseph and Milwaukee locals. Wage rates vary by city. Chicago averages about $1.05 an hour and the union seeks a 12 cent raise.
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Dow Jones & Co
E. F. Hutton
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Allis
BEA Am Ag
Airlines
Wlan Am
Ch & Cable
Deelanese Co
Ches & Ohio
Sp & P
Chrysler
Colgate Palm
Colum
Edis
Cowilth & Son
Onsison
Motors
Deere & Co
Dist Corp-Seag
Douglas Aircraft Co
DuPont de N “Ae
Istern Air L
Eastman
Elec Boat Las
el & Mus
Endicott John
Fairbanks Morse
William Ferris
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Board of Trade
Gimabel Bros
Goodyear T & R
Graham Paige
Greyhound Corp
Olinois
Hershey Central
Johns-Manville
Jones & L St
Wheat Repovers Co
Say
Close Kroger Co
Lehman ‘ Corp
McN & L
Alt Loew
Lone Star Cem
Ei Marine Midland
Dt “Ee
Marshall Field
Martin
McKess & Rob
Minn Molines
Montgom
Nord-Keviator
Acme
Stillers
Disis
Am Aviation
North Ameria
IMS
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Owens-Ii
Poe Gas & Elec
Pac
Dso
Packard
Philip Morris
Phillips Petnee
Procter Gam
Pullman
Radio Corp
MUA Raybestos Man
Sits ‘Es Repub Steel
Revere Cop
Rexall Drug
Safeway
Sears
Servenic
Sinclair Shell Union Oil
Secony
Southern Pacific
Sperry
Sovieze! Inc
Calee
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corp
Sunray Oil
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Transamerica i
Union Union Oe
Union
Union Pacific
United Air
United Aircraft
United Biscuit United
United Fruit
United Gas Imp i
GrYpeum
Warner Bros
Westine Flec
Wheeling Steel
St. Paul
Minn
Ft. Worth
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
George Paulson
CIO
UPW
Chicago
D. F. Hunt
United Stockyards Corporation
White House reports on railroad dispute findings
The White House said it reviewed the entire situation and the presidential fact finding board recommendations. It disclosed no loophole for agreement and stated the discussion covered the dispute in full.
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White House
Presidential
Notice of Hearing Petition for Probate of Will
In Pima County Arizona the Superior Court will hear on May 17 1948 a petition to admit the will of Robt Wm Evans to probate and issue letters testamentary to George H Amos. Anyone interested must appear to show cause. Clerk Belle Dd Hall Deputy Goldie Dorson.
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Superior Court
State OF
Arizona
Pima
Robt
Wm. Vans
George H. Amos
Wm. Evans
Tucson
County of
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Associated Press Market News
Wilcox Oe
Worthi P&m
Word& co_prof
New York Bank and Trust Stocks
Bank of Am Nts
Bank of Man
NY & Sth Ave Bank
Nkers Trust
Brooklyn Trust
Trust
Nat Ee
Nk & Trust
T Bank & Trust
Lawyers Trust
Manufacturers Trust
National City
Guar & Trust
United States
Claude Neon
el Bond & Sh
Glen Ald Coal
Humble
Kaiser Frar
Mr. Wylie
Stanley Hayes
Grant
Arran Direcoe Phobetic Elizat
Ice
Cycles Clothing Fcon
Onan
Action
Im Real Estate Exchange
Fema
Uy Nt
Sia
Electric Service Co
E. Congress
4Th Ave
Mare Supplies HO Restaurant & Bar Supply Co
Elzona
Rat Orant
Mer
C. M. Morgan
S. Convent
Congress
Cabine Ork
Harralson Bidg
EF Bros
Anael Sanitary Equip
Vice
Shayden
Sean E
Barker Kelly
Pima Sanitation
J. H. Martin
Mgr
Tucson Sanitary
Io Gal
Beneye Ec’ Landis
F. W. Ganz
McCarthy’'S
Preees
Sic
Adams
Pumping CO
Buddy Burks
al Doherty
Ben H
Landis
Miltenburg St
Rapid
Palmer-Wilson
St Mary’s Rd
Cement Block CO
Sanren
Bricks & M
E. Limberlost
Riverside Cement Block
Santa Cruz Ave
Bob Landmeier
Valencia
Colympus Blvd
Ebb Webb
N. Tat
N. Lucero
A. M. Porters
General Contractors
Jackson
Southwest
Ashton Blog
T & Sizes
Balentines
Jack Goodman
Mae
8al & Service Power & Home
Krueger
E. Billito
Cowan
ASH
Watson Metal Shop
Prince
ACE
Rts & Supplies
Hayden Excavation
Thompson
Guaran
Colorado
J. B Matz Speciality Contr
Tucson Floor Sanding Co
H. Stricker
M. Thompson
Ing. Agiz
B. Mandl
ITU
Davis
3Rd Ave
Nichols Engineering CO
F. Grant
W. Indio
Re No. Court St
S. Plumer
Daniels Jewelers
Crescent Jewelers
S. 6Th Ave
Sterling Furniture Co
Johnson Jewelers
E. Broadway
P. M. Elias
Ww. Oegress
Public Records
New York Bonds
ATSF
cripPion
Hudad
Nyc
Cerro de Pasco
Consolidated Copper
Inspiration
Ennecott
Newmont
Phelps Dodge
Korea
Parker Mortuary
Paker-Mortuary
Roscoe R. Kerr
N. Stone
Wall Street
East First St
M. A
Patterson
Optometrists
W. A. Schell
L. M. Patterson
South Stone
Lininger
East Broadway
Desert
Southwest 247
Auto-Electric
Electric Company
Clark
Richmond O
East Jind St
Morticians
A. F. Andrews
Miriam A. Brimmer
A. W. Andrews
Roy D. Andrews
Joyce A. Rauscher
Cathedral
S. Stone
East Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Yocum
W.S. Lackner
North Stone
Feitie Modern
Ncpmee
Truscon
St. Mary's Road
Goldie Dorson
Will Howell
Drachman
W. Pennington
State Home Const. Co
N. Church St
Byways & Byways Travel Shervice
N. Country Club
Black
N. Stone Ave
Alfred Bross
S. Scott
Stone Ave
Mrs
E. C. Dohner
Pet & Garden
N. Campbell Ave
W. Congress
Patecell
ALUMI
Neal B. Waugh Lumber Company
South Sixth Ave
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