Market Quotations in New York Stocks Mixed After Steel Strike Settlement
Prices were mixed in New York on a day of backwash from the steel strike settlement. Steel issues opened heavy but moved to lower prices, with U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Southern Railway and International Paper among decliners. Gains appeared in Chrysler New York Central Union Pacific Sin a Oil United Airlines Philip Morris International Harvester and Philco Radio.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Southern Railway
International Paper
Chrysler
New York Central
Union Pacific
Sina Oil
United Air Lines
Ana
Philip Morris
Intemational Harvester
Philco Radio
Baltimore Livestock and Market Report Summary
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show cattle, hogs, sheep, and veal prices. Cattle mostly 20.00 to 24.00 with some utility heifers. hogs 18.00 to 25.00, mixed weights. calves around 25. sheep around 25. Potatoes and apples prices pass along regional listings, with fryers steady and hens firm.
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Baltimore
Usls
Duchess
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Grains Open Firm on Board of Trade
Grains opened firm with active bids on the Board of Trade. Prices show Wheat Sep 2.34 Dec 2.39 with various quotes across months, Corn Sep 1.78 3-4, Mar 1.73 1-2, May 1.74, Oats Sep 81 1-2 1-8, Dec 85 1-4, Mar 87 3-4 7-8, May 87 3-4 7-8. Lard prices Oct 12.15-17, Nov 12.20, 12.70.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Sunemiee
Democratic Convention Drama and Whimsical Debate
A fragmented account notes chaotic scenes at a Democratic convention with remarks about stuffed conventions and a noisy ball by Trellis Mae. It mentions attempts to nominate Truman, shifting support for Virginia South Carolina and Louisiana, and a chaotic first ballot with Adlai and Wilbur referenced in a reunion like scene.
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Ae & Ee
Virginia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Wilbur
P. S
Adlai
Actress Collapses at Fort Lee During Film Shoot
Margot Carin of the cast of Never Wave at a War collapsed at Fort Lee and had left the post to return home. arrangements were made for her to fly to Hollywood.
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Fort Lee
Fort Lee, Va
Margot Carin
Hollywood
Strange kite found on farm in Jefferson County West Virginia
Mrs. Lewis Prather found an unusual object on her Midway farm in Jefferson County West Virginia while contributing to a saucer report. A separate line questions milk production figures noting 998.99 million pounds from 780,200 acres harvested.
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Lewis Prather
Middleway
Jefferson County
Bakery Queen Builds Nationwide Bread Business
Mrs. Margaret Rudkin started in her own kitchen and grew a home baked bread to a nationwide brand with distribution in all 48 states and several foreign countries. Her family helps run the business and she emphasizes frugality and hands on oversight.
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Queen
Margaret Mudkin
Rudkin
Fie Teat Coe
Norwalk
Wom
Perconggees Rare
Origin of the rank colonel traced to Spain in the 16th century
The rank colonel originates in 16th century Spain when King Ferdinand II named twenty men as cabo de golumna or head of a column. The title was later corrupted to corone and spread into French and English. French and English usage followed after. Some early colonels fought in Ravenna in 1512 against the French, with several killed.
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Spain
Ferdinand II Aedliaen
Ravenna
Radio C Winner Charles Clark and the Dixie Land Melody
Charles Clark a 13 year old from Wheeling West Virginia won a $100 check after identifying a melody on a radio program. He plays in the Virginia Avenue School band and will travel to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania next week to compete for a 20 inch television set in the super mystery melody contest.
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Charles Clark
Happy
Wheeling
W Va
Young Clark
Virginia Avenue
Charles
Pittsburgh
U S Pleads With Russia for United Nations Prisoner Welfare
The State Department said the United States urged Russia to press China and North Korea to improve treatment of UN prisoners of war. The appeal precedes a Toronto Red Cross conference and aims to counter perceived anti US pressure.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Toronto
Red Cross
New Bread Standards Take Effect August Thirteenth, 1952
On August 13, 1952 the first time standards for bread are issued under the Drug and Cosmetics Act. The move creates official bakers standards and sets labeling requirements for bread products nationwide.
New York Travel Magazine Official To Speak In Virginia
Douglas B. McIntosh of New York travel publication will address the Virginia Travel directors in Charlottesville about boosting Virginia travel. Sasan wane of Bristol will host a reception for leaders and plans include four groups promoting travel and a winter advertising push. Sightseeing trips to Jefferson and Monroe homes are on the agenda.
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New York Travel Magazine
Richmond
Douglas B. McIntosh
New York
Travel Magazine
Virginia Travel Oomorrow
Charlottesville
McIntosh
Virginia
Bristol
Tommorrow
Canada
Council
Tomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Experiment claims weight gain from soy diet for soldiers
A source reports that adding 100 grams of soybeans daily to Chinese nationalist soldiers’ meals increased their body weight. The notice suggests nutrition experiments influenced average weight gains, though full details are unclear.
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