Senate Okes Broad Inquiry of Monopolies
Washington June 6 The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a resolution to create a committee to investigate monopolistic trends in industry and finance. The proposed Economic Committee would gather information for Congress and the executive branch, with an allotment of 500000 dollars, 100000 of which would be allocated initially.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Cordell Hull Denies Plans to Summit Nations
A fragmentary report from Ville, Tennessee, quotes Cordell Hull denying any plan to summon nations or join a coalition. Hull stresses the United States is not seeking to enter any immediate coalition or cede peace efforts to others.
Local social notes from city visitors and family
On Tuesday evening high school in the city hosted Nate Waller who traveled with his wife Adkins of Jasper for a Sunday visit. Guests included Mrs. Bailey G. Will and two nieces, Mary and Alide, making a small family gathering amid local social activity.
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Fear as life saving instinct in modern life
Fear is described as a vital inner warning voice that cautions individuals to watch out and take care. It is argued that fear helps avoid dangers and can guide people to safer paths. The text contrasts responsible fear with sensational scare copy used by advertisers.
Hoover Directs Quest for Cash Boy's Kidnapers
Ohio reporter Ann Redenbaugn notes Hoover visits in the homes of D and Mrs W O McKittrick and Mr and Mrs Ollie Gilliatt. Charles Shanky of Lakeland and Mrs Stella visit Toleda for two weeks.
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Cash Boy
Ohio
W. O. McKittrick
Ollie Gilliatt
Charles Shanky
Lakeland
Hiram 6 Brown Taken by Death in Reeve Township
Hiram 6 Brown 69, farmer of Reeve township, died Saturday night at 8 50 at his home after a period of illness. He was born in 1869 and married May 24 1920. Surviving are his widow, three children Fred Bill and Lester, and three brothers and sisters. Funeral held at Alfordsville Christian church with Emil Norris and Song in charge. Burial in Christian cemetery.
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Board of Review Meets and Organizes in Daviess County
The Daviess County Board of Review met at the outset of their session with A. Sims named president and R. Ern Clark as secretary. Other members include annuel H. Smith, county treasurer Rose L. McIntosh and Robert Heboard. They planned daily meetings from 9 to 4 to review all spring assessments and make equalizations as needed. Also included is a livestock market notice in Vincennes Indiana for June 9 1988 with consignments of steers heifers cattle hogs and mules and an auction starting at 12:30.
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Daviess
Vinicennes
First Street
Vinennes
Ind
Thursay
I. J. Bauhard
Conservation clubs to receive eggs and chicks
Conservation clubs will receive 240 eggs for hatching and quail will be provided by County Fish Game West Protective Assn. Eggs will be raised at local allotments in Plainville Elora Oden and nearby areas. The program aims to support clubs with poultry for conservation efforts and education.
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Game West Protective Ass'n
Plainville
Elora
Oden
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in Local Market
Cattle numbers around 900 and hogs about 1500 were sold. Cattle included cows and heifers with prices from $4 to $9 for various grades, and hogs ranged from roughly $7.75 to $8.50 per hundredweight for most weights. Sheep and lambs showed steady demand with springers and wethers trading around $10 to $10.50.
Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Auction notes show hog bids at 8.65 to 8.90 for 240 to 800 head while 100 to 160 pound hogs bring 8.40 to 8.50. Cattle include bulk steers at 8 to 9 and feeders 7.50 to 8.85 with cows around 7 and low cutters near 4. Sheep receipts rise with buyers paying better prices for good stock.
Fragmented notes on cattle weights and pricing
The readable fragments reference cattle with weights from 140 to 225 pounds and price figures around 6.7, with mentions of 3200 moa and 200 cattle active. Names, dates, and clear context are missing, leaving an incomplete procurement or market note.
Local Hog Market Prices and Listings
Market notes show prices ranging from six to eleven dollars with various bids and lots. Framed as a local hog market bulletin, it lists values and partial figures amid unreadable OCR text for certain lines.
Woman injured in early evening auto crash near here
Mrs Elli s, 56, was seriously hurt Saturday night when the automobile she had been driving or riding in was struck near here. She suffered a crushed left leg and other injuries. The accident occurred in Davis county and authorities are investigating the details.
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