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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
8
Hospital notes list Marilyn Kay Smith of Petersburg master Phillip Mendelhall on Ax Avenue and Mary Jo Rita Clare Ervin Bradley of Montgomery Ivie Chickedantz as minor options.
Four children were killed and others injured when a chartered Department mob railways bus and an auto collided near Berkley a Detroit suburb at 10 Road and Ellidge Highway. Police reported the crash occurred this morning as rescue crews attended the scene.
Sullivan Ind June 5 William Woodall 65 of Petersburg fatally injured when he fell from a scaffold at a bridge under construction near Sullivan.
New York June 5 The six day old hard coal strike may end soon as miners and operators prepare to discuss wage scales. John L Lewis and operators will resume at 2 p m EDT. Both sides silent but progress reported yesterday. Observers think a pact similar to the bituminous settlement is near with the miners seeking a five day week at a six day pay scale and a welfare fund.
Indianapolis livestock report shows hogs steady to brisk with good and choice butchers at 18.88 per cwt, sows around 14.10, calves scarce, steers 980 to 1050 pounds quoted 16.75 to 17.25, heifers 17 to 17.50, sheep 200 head, lambs light supply with slaughter ewes 8 to 8.50.
Chicago livestock prices show hogs steady with top at 14.85 and lights 14.50 to 14.85. Hog sow and pig ranges span 12.25 to 14.50. Cattle and calves firm to higher with beef steers 17 to 18 and yearlings 14 to 17.75. Butchers cows 9 to 15, bulls 10 to 14.78, feeder steers 12 to 16.75, stockers 11 to 16.50.
Auction figures show ranges for 51000 to 17.40 with categories including cutie and common, yearlings, common and choice ewes, feeder lambs and prices from 5 to 17.50 dollars.
Cattle sales report shows 150 calves available with steady demand and limited deals. Slaughter classes ranged 8.00 to 17.25 with top 18.30, dealers steady. sheep offerings around 300 with lambs 17 to 18.50 and shorn ewes 8.50 down. prices in Cincinnati noted between 14.20 and 14.95 for heifers.
WiedeS and CORNees announce ceiling prices for yellow beans at $2.16 per 11 moisture unit, signaling retail guidance for Bean buyers. The notice limits pricing to the specified moisture standard and affects vendors and consumers.
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