Livestock market notes from Kansas City and Denver reports
Market summaries show cattle prices varying by class and weight with fed steers up to 28.00, cows 13.00-16.50, stockers and feeders 18.00-28.00, yearling stock steers 24.00-25.00, and heifers 21.00-29.00. Hogs weaken with lights and butchers down 1.00-25, top barrows and gilts around 19.25-20.00, sow prices lower at 17.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Choice
Denver
Chicago
Ceetstas
Paris
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Am Airlines Sewnee
Hide & Leath
Rad & St Ss
a&Fr
Zinc L & S
Atch
T & SF
Os & Ohio
Law - Knox
Aire
D -Warner
Burling Mills
Celanese Corp
Chi Stp & Pac
Chi Stp & P
Chi RI & Pac
Sster Corp
Peabody
Ea Colgate-Palm P
Motors
S &S
Coty
Coty Internat
Crown Zeller
Curtis
Curtiss-Wright
Gair
Robert
William Ferris
Board
Nor Ry
Ea Ghound
Hood-Hershey
Houston Oil
Tlinois Central
Prevyus
Roe
Inland Steel
Interlake Iron
Tel
Johnsville
Corn Jones
Kresge
McN & L
Lockheed Aire
Loew's Inc
Lone Star Cem
Dee
Marine Midian
Rye
Marshall Field
McKess & Rov
Minn-Moline
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelvin Soc
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Northern Pacific
A Pac Gas & Elec
Ms “St Bea
Pan Am Airways
Bank of Am Nts (Sf
Bank of Man
Bank of NY & Fifth
Bankers Trust
Brooklyn Trust
Phil Jones
Cen Han Bank & Trust
Chase Nat
Plymouth
Chem Bank & Trust
Procter
Nat Bank & Trust
Bank & Trust
Meta Empire Trust
Revere Cop
Guaranty Trust
Safeway Irving Trust
Kings County
Lawyers Trust
AA Manufact Trust
Oteene
Sinclair Oi
Title Gear & Trust
United States
Swift & Co Owenss
Texas Gulf
Trans & West
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Fruit
van Raalte
West
An Tel
Sh & T
Atlanta
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Covington
Detroit
Dodge City
Kas
Gacyon
Ariz
New Orleans
New York
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Sheridan
Weather Bureau
Metals Prices in New York on Oct 8
Spot non ferrous metal prices quoted in New York on October 8 show copper at 175 cents per pound from Connecticut valley and lead at 13+ cents per pound in New York with zinc at 9+ cents per pound in East St. Louis.
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Metals Review
New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Identification Cards Missing After Car Break-In
Mrs. August Wieden reported two identification cards missing from her automobile on South Court Street near West Broadway. No money was taken.
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August Wieden
Ninth Ave
South Court Street
West Broadway
U S Refused Risky Gamble To Win China
The United States four months ago rejected a risky plan that might have eased ties with the Chinese Communists. Ambassador J Leighton Stuart urged a Peiping visit on his birthday but Washington refused, fearing propaganda and international fallout. By July 1949 the Reds were openly aligned with the Soviet bloc, narrowing hopes for a moderating China policy.
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Hong Kong
United States
Nanking
U. S
J. Leighton Stuart
Stuart
Yenching University
Huang Hua
Huang
Red China
Washington
Peiping
Chou Enlai
State Department
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-lai
Russia
U.S
Mao ‘Tze-tung
Fourth Series Game Mix Hits and Defensive Plays
In a tense game, Rizzuto opened the fourth with a single off Newcombe. Berra and Henrich added hits as layers of defense formed, with a key double play on Henrich. Dodgers answer with D lanes and timely hits, Robinson, Hodges, and Campanella contributing. Yankees go ahead in the fifth with a three-run burst to lead 6 0, Woodling and Bauer adding actions as Dodgers rally. Six through eighth innings feature multiple defensive outs, hits, and substitutions as both teams push for control.
Baseball play highlights in tense late innings
Rizzuto fielded a sharp one bouncer to Miksis who flipped to Hodges then Newcombe covering first for the out on Tommy. Berra lined a drive to Hérmanski who caught it near the scoreboard in right center.
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Rizzuto
Miksis
Hodges
Henrich
Newcombe
Tommy
Berra
Hérmanski
Baseball Plate Action Recap
Hermanski struck out, Newcombe also out, Reese popped out to Henrich between pitcher and first base in a tense at bat sequence.
Yankees Rally in Ninth Inning? (placeholder)
In the fourth inning Joe DiMaggio is out on a high fly to Snider near the left center wall. Brown doubles against Woodling and Mapes scores on a double. Lopat drives in Mapes with a double. Olmo roams under a Coleman fly as Hatten warms for the Dodgers. Rizzuto singles but Lopat is cut down at the plate by Olmo’s throw. Three runs, four hits, no errors, one left.
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Rizzuto
Newcombe
Reese
Henrich
Hodges
Joe Hatten
Dodger
Berra
Miksis
Campanella
Art Passare
Lopat
Snider
Brown
Robinson
Mapes
Coleman
Dodgers
Woodling
Olivio
Trickler
Yankees
Hermanski
DiMaggio
Jack Banta
Carl Erskine
Hatten
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Olmo
Aly
Tommy Brown
Lme
Wnter
Brooklyn
Billy Cox
Dodger Batters Struck Out and Walks Recorded in Early Inning
Miksis was called out on strikes. Snider lofted a high fly to Mapes. Robinson drew a four pitch walk to become the Dodgers first base runner since Reese in the opening inning. Hodges struck out swinging on an outside curve for the third out.
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Miksis
Snider
Mapes
Robinson
Dodger
Reese
Hodges
Airman Recovers Stolen Camera after Chase
Davis Monthan airman involved in an overseas mission arrested suspect Albert Fisk 19 of 253 East 34th Street for stealing an $80 camera from the airman’s car. Fisk confessed aiding two Tombstone youths in the theft and led officers to the recovered camera buried near Phoenix.
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Davis-Monthan
Albert W. Fisk
E, 34Th St
Cc. C. Watkins
Sheriff's Office
Fisk
Tomble Stone
American
the Camera
Institute For Foreign Trade
Bert Arce
R. H. Thunderbird Field
Phoenix
Prince
Watkins
Kenneth J. Brown
James A. Fied
Arce
Tony
Ray O. Weaver
Vernon
Tombstone
O. Wiggins
Coal People Support Olds For Federal Power Post
New York October 8 Leland Olds the Federal Power Commission member rejected by the Senate committee received backing from the National Coal Association NCA president Charles A Owen said Olds had done a good competent job and should be retained He noted NCA members agree though no formal resolution was adopted Producers view Olds as very sound in gas policy ahead of the commission vote by the full Senate.
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New York
Leland Olds
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Truman
National Coal Association
Charles A. Owen
NCA
Olds
Owen
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Commission
Girl Leaves Town And Good Advice
Los Angeles 1929 report details Betty Ritchie a 24 year old former teacher who advised city girls to stay worldly wise. She left by plane toward Chicago, en route to Toronto, amid Gerard Dennis linked loot and his arrest in Cleveland. Dennis known as Raffles remains jailed for 18 years to life.
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Los Angeles
Gerard
Raffles
Dennis
Big City
Betty Ritchie
Mamma
Beverly Hills
Cleveland
Pima Avenue May Be Widened and Paved
A petition signed by 218 property owners was presented to the county supervisors requesting paving and widening of Pima Avenue from Maple Boulevard to Wilmot Road. The petition says the avenue is largely residential with some commercial property and pledges property to provide an 80 foot right of way, up from 60 feet.
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Card of Supervisors
Pima Avenue
Maple Boulevard
Wilmot Road
Northwestern U installs 12th president Dr James R Miller
Evanston Oct 8 Dr James Roscoe Miller was formally installed as the 12th president of Northwestern University succeeding Dr Franklyn Bliss Snyder who retired. The Salt Lake City native 44 was inducted by Kenneth F Burgess and received the honorary Doctor of Laws from Dr Snyder. He had led Northwestern Medical School since 1941 and was interim head since July.
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Evanston
James Roscoe Miller
Northwestern University
Miller
Northwestern
Medical School
Franklyn Bliss Snyder
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kenneth F. Burgess
Snyder
Chicago
Big Presbyterian Hospital
Medical
Seventh Inning Dodgers Rally Stalls
Reese lines to Bauer near the right-center scoreboard. Cox flies to DiMaggio. Snider strikes out to end the inning.
Teachers Press Revision to Arizona Tenure Law
At the Arizona Education Association closing session 65 local presidents urged amending the teacher tenure law’s appeal route. They favor a joint law and profession panel over superior court appeals and may seek a two year trial or legislative change. AEA sets its 53rd annual convention for November 3–5 at North Phoenix High School.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Education Association
AEA
Walter Maxwell
Commission of Law
James I. Steward
North Phoenix High School
Rotary Plans $750000 Fellowship Funds Worldwide
D. Harry Bonsall Sr. told the Catalina Rotary club that global spending will back educational fellowships for graduate students to study abroad for a year. The program, ongoing for some time, has already awarded about 100 fellowships.
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Rotary Clubs
D. Harry Bonsall Sr
Glendale
Calif
Catalina Rotary Club
Dodgers Warm Branca and Minner In Tight Game
Rizzuto walked on four pitches and moved to third after Henrich’s single. Branca and Minner began warming for Los Angeles as Banta faced Berra. Rizzuto was thrown out at home on Campanella’s quick peg to Cox. Berra flied out to Hermanski and DiMaggio struck out.
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Rizzuto
Henrich
Hodges
Ralph Branca
Minner
Dodgers
Banta
Berra
Campanella
Cox
Hermanski
DiMaggio
Pitcher Foils Torrid Hit in Narrow Rounding Out
Brown stopped Campanella’s blazing one bounce smash at first base. Hermanski struck out. Dick Whitman, a left handed batter, hit for Banta and struck out. The rally ended with a whiff as the pitcher held firm.
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Brown
Campanella
Hermanski
Dick Whitman
Banta
Whitman
Bid notices and park description from North Dakota and Arizona
Notice of bids for Teddy Roosevelt National Memorial Park acreage in North Dakota and multiple county public works projects in Pima County Arizona. Sealed bids due October 1949 with security deposits, contract terms, and possible bid rejection. Includes lawn renovation and typewriter bid details.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Bismark
N. D
T. Roosevelt
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Arizona
Tucson
Fred C. Goodell
Pima County Post War Planning Board
Post War Planning Board
of Supervisors
Longest Bus Ticket Sold Breaks History Records
Chicago travel bureau manager John Chapin recalls selling a 311 mile long bus ticket to a salesman planning a circle trip to New York with stopovers in 56 towns, aiming for a record breaking journey.
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Chicago
John Chapin
New York
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el Bond & Sh
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Solar Aire
Technicolor
Wright-Hare
Butte Copper & Zincay
Calumet & Hecila
Cerro de Pasco
Consolidated Copper
Tenes
Kennecott Serene
Miami
Newmont
Phelps Dodge
New York Bank and Trust
New York Bonds
ATSF
Cmspp Inc
C&nw
Nyc
So Pac
China
BY Seymour Topping
Allie Reynolds
Yankee
Reynolds
Johnny Jorgensen
Erskine
Paul Minner
Jorgensen
Revnakis
Rone
Olmeo
Coal People
Northwestern U
Rotary
Cathedral
S. Stone
Henry Electric Co
Fred O. Goodell
Pub
Richard F. Kolb
Pimacme
State OF
County OF
Pima
Max A Pooler
Sarah McKinley Pooler
Max A. Pooler
Belle D Hall
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Overhead Door CO
Hackett & Whiting
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Cass
Sia
Loyd's Co
Era
Rivernon
Sears
Kenmore
Rweepers
K & Co
Vimens Stoves
Silvertone
Sears, Roebuck
Power & Home Equip. Co
S. 6Th
E Speedway
Elec
Cecil
Congress
4Th Ave
Neil Appliiances
Samail Business
C. M Morgan
Vice Co
Book Nook
S. Conven
Hal Greene
Wood Products Co
Tex _Clayton
EPTIC
Jones
Ward Bros. P
Hayden Excavation
Tony F. Ward
Comrmnacion
Fess
Ganz
SUN Lic Contractors & & M
McCarthys Ee
Tractor
Columbus
Perfect Block Co
E. Limberlost Dr
Ist Ave
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