Court feud looms over summer term for Supreme Court
The feud centered on Justice Jackson and Justice Black with Congress mulling possible hearings. Chairman Hatton W. Sumners favored a cautious, stepwise approach, waiting for Jackson to return from Nürnberg as chief American prosecutor of Nazi war criminals.
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Mae
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Michener
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D-Tenn
Celler
D-Ny
Congress
Lucas
D-Ill
Bat Jackson
Washington
Baseball Guild Takes Second Major Setback
The American Baseball Guild faced its second major blow as the National Labor Relations Board ordered charges of unfair labor practices against the Pittsburgh Pirates to be withdrawn or dismissed. Robert Murphy, guild chieftain, was not available for comment.
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New York City
Chicago Grain Quotations Openings Prices
Chicago daily grain quotes showing opening prices for Wheat Corn oats rye barley across July September Nov Dec and March contracts with fractions of a cent and two to four digit figures for each commodity and month.
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Market Quotations asStocks Rally and Drift on Case Bill Veto
New York June 12 Market quotations show mixed gains and losses as rails and industrials regain balance after a Tuesday stumble. Some investors await fallout from the Case bill veto while others reinstate accounts. Notable advances include Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio Northern Pacific and General Electric. declines feature Chrysler Goodrich Montgomery Ward and Woolworth.
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Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
Anaconda
American Can
du Pont
Johns Manville
Air Reduction
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Crowley Milner
Diana Stores
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Commission House
Virginia Livestock Market Auction Prices Report
Market quotations show steers from 15.00 to 18.60 with most 17.75 to 18.00 and cows and calves at varied ceilings. Heifers fat hogs lambs and veal calves follow price bands from 11.00 to 18.60, with ranges for bulls sows and sheep by quality and weight.
Baltimore June 12 Livestock and Produce Markets
Market report from Baltimore and Chicago lists produce prices and receipts. Cattle light receipts. cows mostly 9.50 to 13.00, vealers 10.50 to 18.00, hogs steady near ceiling 14.85 to 15.40, sows 14.65, spring lambs 18.50 to 19.50, ewes 7.50 to 8.50. Chicago reports 9,000 hogs and 7,000 cattle with fed steers at 17.90 to 18.00 and yearlings up to 25 cents higher.
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Chicago
Record cattle and sheep market prices at auction
On record, very little under 16.75, best heifers 17.90. Several loads mostly 17.00-18.00 steer trade, 17.65-17.85. Cows weak but beef bulls 16.25 and dairybreds to 25c higher. Heavy 14.50, dealers firm at 17.00 down. Salable sheep 2,000 total 2,000, closing slow after active start. Slaughter lambs steady to ship, load good to choice shorn lambs with No 2 Pelts 16.50, two doubles good and choice with No 1 pelts 17.00. Few native springers 17.50, light weights 16.00, short slaughter cows 8.75 down including short load 108-lb natives 7.25.
University committee weighs VPI scholarship increase
The group discussed stiff enforcement and the possibility of boosting the V P S scholarship fund. Funds have already been allocated for a V P L undergraduate starting in September. The inquiry was sent to the V P I Committee for consideration.
Fruit industry funds and honors advance Virginia apple market
The board outlined an annual fund plan of 1000 dollars for ten years, with two board members pledging 100 dollars yearly. J Kenneth Ro was named to the V P I Committee of the Horticultural Society. The group discussed removing Virginia from the domestic grade, urged high quality fruit, and considered pre-packaging trends. A testimonial for Judge Frank S Joe was proposed for Cedar Rust Law support, with a board meeting hosted by R B Graves near Syria.
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Winchester
Horticultural Society
Commissioner of Agriculture
Virginia
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W. S. Campfield
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E. L. Jones
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