Wall Street Steady In Early Trading With Mixed Advances
The New York stock market opened quiet with most issues unchanged or lightly moved. Substantial gains appeared for U S Steel Chrysler Boeing RCA Anaconda International Nickel Air Reduction American Tobacco Chesapeake and Ohio Sinclair Oil United Airlines and Hiram Walker. Lower were Sears Roebuck Caterpillar Pan American Airways Pennsylvania Railroad and Loew's.
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U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Boeing
RCA
Anaconda Co
International Nickel
Air Reduction
American Tobacco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sinclair Oil
United Air Lines
Hiram Walker
Sears Roebuck
Caterpillar Tractor
Pan American Airways
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aid Loew
Grain prices edge higher with oats dip on opening
Chicago Board of Trade prices show grains advancing from yesterday, with oats slipping. Wheat and corn rise across contracts while oats decline, soybeans hold near prior levels as traders await further cues.
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Chicago
Agriculture Department Market Report Shows Steady Demand
Market activity steady with good demand and heavy receipts. Prices paid at farm noon today include U S Grade A large brown eggs at 42 cents, Grade A large white at 42, and various chicken and turkey prices. Harrisonburg pog market lists U S Grade A large white at 42.
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Iscecae
Winchester Egg Market
U. S
Harrisonburg
Husbands Wives Get Pep Vim Feel Younger
Advertises Ostrex Tonic Tablets as a aging remedy for couples over 40. Claims to restore vigor with iron vitamins and seven day supply. Mentions low cost and possible savings with Ecoating sod. Available at all druggists.
Eastern Market Reports Mixed Produce and Livestock Prices
Eastern crates of apples and pears show wide price ranges across Delaware Maryland and Virginia markets. Potatoes onions and sweet potatoes vary by region with modest gains in some areas and steady to weak demand for poultry with kosher buyers driving early sales. USDA cattle hogs and lamb prices noted with limited sales and steady to modest price levels.
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Baltimore
Del
Eastern Shore
Reds
Sebagoes
NC Cobblers
SC Sebagoes Usis
Maine
USDA
Communism Aims to Outstrip West in Production
The piece argues the Soviet Union seeks economic parity with the West and portrays a tougher stance toward competing nations. It notes Gen. Nathan F. Twining will attend Soviet aviation ceremonies in Moscow as a sign of improving East West ties and hints at broader reconsiderations of U.S. strategy and understanding in the Cold War context.
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Nathan F. Twining
Moscow
United States
Red Army
Washington
Stalin
Hitler
Europe
Lenin
Word Cross Puzzle Alongside Sunday Slurp
A clipped page presents a word cross style puzzle with across and down clues. Entries include references to animals tools and places as readers fill in the grid across several rows and columns on a Saturday page.
West Faces Soviet Drive Shift and Western Unity
The United States seeks a Western front to deter Soviet aims while shifting focus from military to economic and political collaboration. Moscow pursues disarmament propaganda and nationalist support, yet Russia shows no change in long range goals. Bases remain essential for future conflict planning and Western security hinges on North Africa Middle East and Southeast Asia stability. The USSR fears the West militarily but pushes economic and political competition.
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Moscow
Hitler
U.S
North Africa
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