Market Quotations Drift Lower on Light Volume
New York stocks eased toward lower levels amid light trading. Declines were small, with occasional midday support and scattered gains as pessimism over labor conditions and inflation weighed on sentiment. Notable names in the list included Union Carbide, Bethlehem, Boeing, American Telephone, U S Steel, Goodyear, and International Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall
Wall Street
Wyandotte Worsted
Southern Pacific
Blic Steel
Bethlehem
Boeing
Union Carbide
American Telephone
American Water Works
U. 8S. Steel
Chr- Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Southern Railway and Texts Co
Chicago Grain Quotations June 6
Open grain prices listed for Wheat Oats Rye in July August September November March and January contracts with values in cents per bushel. This market note records quotation ranges for each commodity across several months.
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Chicago
Rye
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers listed for a daily quiz show a mix of true statements and incorrect fragments. The text assigns dates, origins, and names, including the Earl of Sandwich, but contains many garbled terms and unclear references.
Livestock and Produce Markets in Baltimore June 6
Eastern stock absent on market. Poultry market steady with moderate receipts. Roaster to broiler prices 34 to 35.7 cents. fowl 30.4 cents. leghorns 23 cents. large sizes 24 to 25 cents. Butter receipts 35,042 pounds and eggs 611 cases.
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Baltimore
Live stock market report from Baltimore and Chicago stalls
Baltimore market shows cattle receipts 300 with steady to strong trend across steers heifers cows and calves mixed lots of vealers 120 220 lb and feeder cattle. Hogs and sheep steady with Wednesday prices while Chicago hosts a broad, steady cattle and hog trade with limited choice and mixed lamb bids.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Issac Walton League Plans July 20 Fish Fry
Directors of the Issac Walton League will hold a fish fry along the south fork of the Shenandoah River near Opequon on July 20 following the regional meeting here on July 19.
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Issac Walton League
Issac Walton Gue
Lester Arnold
Shenandoah River
Opequon
Local Markets Price List for Flour Corn Meal and Feeds
Local wholesale market pricing shows Patent Brand flour 10 lb and 25 lb bags, corn meal in various bag sizes, yellow and white corn at farm, mixed feed and middlings, egg mash, chick starter, starter and grower, turkey starter and grower, and various livestock prices including steers, hogs, calves, and sows. Prices are provided per cwt or per head with some items labeled None or unavailable.
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Moor Fee Conde S
Cae Eere
Ceerneeee — Seteetsos
Boxing Exhibition Postponed To June 14 At Sacred Heart Club
The boxing show at the Sacred Heart Athletic Club for Boys has been postponed to Friday June 14. Bouts feature Lazazzara vs Haymaker, LaVeccia vs Michael, Solenberger vs Miller, Brown vs Semples, with Edwin Bridgeforth Semples and Don Heartly also listed though opponents are unset. Tickets bought for tomorrow night will be honored. admission remains 20 cents.
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Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Albert Lazazzara
Richard Haymaker
Glen LaVeccia
Marshall Michael
John Solenberger
Harry Miller
Jimmie Brown
Manuel Semples
Edwin Bridgeforth
Jimmie Semples
Don Heartly
Senate bill seeks broad price controls overhaul
Amended CPA features would end price controls on meat and dairy by June 30 and shift authority to a decontrol board. OPA subsidies would drop to 1.1 billion with no food subsidies after May 1 1947. MAP order repealed and new controls limited to May 1 1947 items only. General rent controls untouched.
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Senate
Chester Bowles
Secretary of Agriculture
OPA
House
Does the United Nations Have a Flag
The article notes the United Nations flag, described as the Flag of Four Freedoms designed in 1942 by Brooks Harding. It features four upright bars on a white field symbolizing freedom of speech and press, religion, and from fear and want, and it was first unveiled on April 25, 1945 at the Opera House in San Francisco.
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United Nations
S.T. A
State News Brevities Roundup
Richmond John Green Hayes 78 vice president and director of United States Tobacco died at Western View on the River road after weeks of illness. Lexington Washington and Lee University expects about 500 students in a six week term beginning Monday. Staunton Maj. Gen. E W Opie urged Augusta Military Academy graduates to bolster defenses and warn against Russian policy in the world league. Charlottesville Dorothy C Wood 26 was acquitted of murdering her husband Robert Lee Wood 29 in their Yancey Mills home after a 45 minute jury deliberation. Richmond The Swift Creek recreational area deed will be presented to Governor Tuck by National Park Service Director Newton B Drury at 3 p m with state and local officials attending.
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Richmond
John Green Hayes
United States Tobacco Company
Western View
River Road
Fredericksburg
Hayes
Staunton
E. W. Opie
Augusta Military Academy
New World League
Charlottesville
Dorothy C. Wood
Robert Lee Wood
Yancey Mills
Albemarle
Swift Creek
Virginia
Tuck
Newton B. Drury
National Park Service
Byrd
Darden
William A. Wright
Chesterfield County
AFL Seamen Quit Ships Continue Labor Strife Across Ports
Maritime labor clashes widen as Eastern ship operators reject CIO National Maritime Union overtime proposal and keep 56 hour week. House labor committee to meet. President Truman urges settlement by collective bargaining. CIO ads demand reasonable terms to avert a strike while AFL seafarers hold stop work meetings.
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Washington
CIO National Maritime Union
House Labor Committee
Capitol Hill
Truman
CIO
AFL
Harry Lundeberg
San Francisco
AFL Seafarers International Union
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Labor Department
Parade Precedes Memorial Services in Frederick County
Mr. Largent urged fathers and mothers to build real character in children to live the principles those who died for. He said world peace depends on the lessons taught from grave sites in Frederick County Winchester Virginia the United States and abroad. Several hundred people lined the parade route before services.
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America
Loudoun parade honors local Civil War memory at Stonewall Cemetery
A parade through the Loudoun business district preceded services at Stonewall Cemetery. Three fire trucks, the McIee Band, Virginia State Guard Company 115 led by Capt. W. A. Baker, plus Turner Ashby Chapter U D C members, joined the Stonewall Memorial Association in the event. The Rev. Lewis F Haver male gave the invocation and Major Paul Rosenberger introduced F L Largent Jr. Flowers were laid on the graves by the U D C and chapter friends.
Fire engulfs hotel killing dozens and trapping many
The blaze trapped scores on the lower six floors of a 1908 hotel in Springfield. Of 58 dead, 32 remained in hospitals with 4 in serious condition. Investigations planned by city officials and a state senate inquiry followed delays cited in alarm response. The hotel, cost about 8 million, may stay closed for months.
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John L. Finn
Springfield
Illinois State Senate
House
Kelly
Corporation Council
Henry Eckhart
William J. Tuohy
Roy Steffen
Ernest J. Stevens
Chicago
Big Stevens
Howard C Reynolds 84 Native Of Reynolds Store Dies
Howard C Reynolds, 84, native of Reynolds Store, died yesterday at his home from complications after a paralytic stroke seven weeks earlier. Born November 20, 1861, he was a carpenter who lived in the community his entire life. Survived by wife Anna B Reynolds two daughters Clara Kelly Gainesboro and Mrs Ralph Kerns Sunnyside Virginia a son L E B Reynolds Winchester fourteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral is set for 3 p m tomorrow at Wesley Chapel Reynolds Store with Rev. Johnson of the Gainesboro Methodist Charge. Pallbearers will be six nephews. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Howard C. Reynolds
Reynolds Store
Sarah
Anna B. Reyn
Clara Kelly
Gainesboro
Ralph Kerns
Sunnyside
L. E B. Reynolds
Winchester
Wesley Chapel
Johnson
Giffin Funeral
Capon Bridge
Appointment Praised Across Party Lines
Friends say Austin values American interests first despite Russia stance. Democrat and Republican colleagues alike praise his selection and see commitments stored as he pursues individual security.
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Austin
Russia
Fruit Growers Discuss Labor Plans for Apple Harvest
Directors of the county Fruit Growers Association met in Conn to discuss the fall apple harvest. Bahamas migrants would be kept at the Bahamian camp and white workers at the PW camp. Attendees included Lester Arnold Walker McC Bond I Fred Stine Fred Glaize Wyatt Richard D K Russell and H W Butler.
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Mens County Fruit Growers Associaton
Conn
Lester Arnold
Walker McC. Bond
I. Fred Stine
Fred Glaize
Wyatt Richard
D. K. Russell
H. W. Butler
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Koolshade
Ingornal Woolshade Sun Screen
John W. Rosenberger and CO
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Baltimore Livestock
Marks
Berryville Avenue
Kerr Street
Art Spencer
Rouss Fire Company
The
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Clarke County News Service
Lamp Motor CO
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Howard Reynolds
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Clarke County
Bae
Dean
Doan
Idney
Uquonset
Stran
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
National Steel Corporation
Glaize & Brother
Fairfax Lane
T. G. Adams
ESSO
Loudoun
Gerrard Sts
Stephens City
Tencres
Guernsey
Quall Roost Champion
Broad Land Juryman
Fox Dean’s
Wellington
T. B
Bang
Fox Dean
DE Laval
George “Cwe Wright
Clearbrook
Brucetown Road
Box Factory
William E. Riley
Clearbrook, Va
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