Oils Lead Market Rally In Second Straight Session
Oils took over leadership of the stock market today for the second consecutive session. Gains reached as much as $2 a share in the oil division. Advancing stocks included Standard Oil NJ Cities Service Texas Co Santa Fe Baltimore & Ohio U S Gypsum Kennecott Copper Du Pont Sylvanus Electric Youngstown Sheet & Tube Chrysler General Tire and J I Case.
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New York
Standard Oil (Nj
Cities Service
Texas Co. Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. Gypsum
Kennecott Copper
du Pont
Sylvanus Electric
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Chrysler
General Tire
J. I. Case
Grains Open Higher on Trade Board Amid Export Allocation Hints
Chicago grains opened modestly higher tracking export allocation signals and subsidy rates. Prices shown include corn at 2.39 36-40, oats July and December around 85 percent, rye futures 1.97 for July, and soybeans around 3.12 for July.
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Cricago
Board of Trade
Local Sales Directory Entries by Date and Location
June 16 listings show sales of cameras goods furniture and household items at J B White Hall Gerrard and Winchester. Pred erick County School Front Court Mt Airy and James P Trustee real estate near Clearbrook with times around 11 to 1 pm and 11:30 am in locations including Winchester and Mt Airy.
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J. B. White Hall
Maggie McKay
Gerrard &J
Winchester
R. C. McKee
L. Dumas
Prederick County School
Mt. Airy
James P
Prederick Tt Court House
Clearbrook
Joseph Herbert Willis
County Court House
Virginia
Frederick County Court House
Wnt
Civil and Police Justice Court
City of
Lee Boyd
Willard Lee Denham
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Report
Baltimore markets show mixed produce with apples and potatoes steady to up. livestock receipts light with cattle and hogs steady to higher on midweek listings. The report notes US origin items, Jersey types, and varied weights with price ranges and notable totals for butter, eggs, and sheep.
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Baltimore
Bk& Bu
Usis Pn
N. J. Romey
C.N. C
USIS
NJ Bu
Nancy Halls
USDA
Chicago
Margaret Truman's Busy Belgian Schedule Today
In Brussels Margaret Truman moves through a jammed itinerary during her Belgium visit. She fits a sightseeing trip a lunch with Queen Mother Elizabeth meetings with Prince Baudouin and U S Treasury official Georgia Nesse Clark and party chair India Edwards into a busy day ending with a dinner at the American Embassy.
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Belgium
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Prince Royal Baudouin
U. S. Treasury
Georgia Nesse Clark
India Edwards
Democratic Party
Service Places Must Post Prices
OPS orders require beauty shops barber shops amusement centers and repair places to post ceiling prices as the highest price charged during the freeze from December 19 to January 25. Businesses must file their posted prices with district offices before midnight. Kosher beef retailers already posted their price lists last Monday.
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Washington
OPS
President Signs India Grain Bill
President Truman signed a bill to supply up to 2,000,000 tons of food grain on credit to India to combat famine. He noted existing shipments reach 250,000 tons monthly and the new aid would bring India's outside food purchases to two-thirds of its emergency needs.
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Washington
Truman
India
United States
Anglo Iranian Oil Co. asked for time on Iran oil profits demand
Tehran sources report the Anglo Iranian Oil Company's negotiating team will seek additional time to consider Iran's demand that profits from Iranian oil be turned over as a condition for continuing operations and tank support.
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Tehran
Iran
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Chrysler Dodge raises truck prices across models
Detroit dispatch reports Chrysler Dodge divisions announced price increases across its truck models, lifting factory retail prices by roughly 6 percent in the latest adjustment. The move affects multiple variants and deters shift in consumer demand amid changing market conditions.
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Detroit
Chryslers
Dodge Divis
New York Carpet Co Cuts Prices on Most Woven Carpets
New York based Bigelow Sanford Carpet Company announced price reductions of five to 10 percent on most woven carpet lines, effective June 18.
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New York
Bigelow Sanford Carpet Company
Red Air Strikes Hit Korean Air Fields and Cities
Red air strikes targeted Suwon near Seoul and Yongdongpo outskirts. U N and Far East Air Forces retaliated with raids on three western Korea air fields including Sunan and Suyupchon, with runways damaged by bombs. nighttime bombing also reported near Sariwga.
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Seoul
Yongdongpo
U. N
Korea
Far East Air Forces
Sunan
Suyupchon
Phone Workers Off in Five Virginia Cities
Telephone workers walked off the job in five Virginia cities Lynchburg Danville Medford Staunton and Fredericksburg the fifth day of spot work stoppages aimed at pressuring Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Long distance calls were on an emergency basis in all five while local calls were handled by dial systems in Lynchburg Bedford and Staunton.
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Richmond
Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Lynchburg
Danville
Medford
Staunton
Fredericksburg
Bedford
Firemen Elect New Officers
Laurence Oliver of Harrisonburg was elected president of the Northern Virginia Firemen's Association at its two day annual meeting in New Market. Culpeper will host next year's convention in the fourth week of June. Officers named include J Guy Rusmiscelle vice president and Wiliam H Braithwaite secretary.
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Laurence Oliver
Harrisonburg
Northern Virginia Firemen's Association
Culpeper
J. Guy Rusmiscelle
Waynesboro
Wiliam H. Braithwaite
Ralph Gemmill
Front Royal
J. C. Garber
Staunton
C. W. Stover
Rce
H. B. Dyche
Luray
Kenton Lome
EH Dabney
L. Carey
Episcopal Opens Church League With Win Over Opequon
The Episcopal softball team beat Opequon Group 12 to 10 at Senseng Park, securing their first church league victory and leaving both teams tied for last place.
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Episcopal
Senseng Park
Opequon
Johnson details on MacArthur dismissal and Korea role
Johnson testifies at Senate inquiry into General MacArthur dismissal. He cites State Department contrasts on Formosa and North Korea policy, notes Inchon as turning point, and supports military handling of aid to NATO allies while criticizing departmental disarray.
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Formosa
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South Korea
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Manchurian
Secretary of Defense
Senate
Bayer aspirin price war ends as maker halts sales to discount stores
Bayer aspirin stopped selling to price-warring retailers after stores cut 100 tablet bottles to four cents. Facing a court decision under the Fair Trade Act, large chains such as Abraham and Straus Macy's and Gimbel's reduced bottles to four to nine cents, with ads denouncing the tactics as harmful to fair pricing.
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Bayer
Abraham and Straus
Brooklyn
Macy’s
Gimbel
Strong Enforcement of Controls Urged By John Steelman
John Steelman urged stronger enforcement of price stabilization powers to prevent black market activity and protect honest businessmen. He spoke in Florida at Veterans of Foreign Wars events, saying rolling back some prices may be necessary to keep overall prices fair and curb hardship. He admitted the program isn’t perfect but aims to iron out kinks quickly. He cited inflation costing Americans about $18 billion extra for goods since the invasion a year ago and squeezing defense item purchases.
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Chislers
Truman
Florida State
Veterans of Foreign
Stecaanns
No Change Needed In Cattle Control Order Says DiSalle
Chicago news conference notes price controls on cattle have worked as well or better than needed. DiSalle met with about 300 Midwestern feeders and forecast near normal marketing at major livestock centers this week. First four days shipments across 12 markets totaled 126,800 head, up from last week but below last year.
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Chicago
Michael V. DiSalle
Eee
DiSalle
Death sentence upheld in 1948 Glen Burnie murders
The Court of Appeals in Annapolis Md affirmed Thomas A Edwards age 26 for the sensational 1948 Glen Burnie killings. The justices ruled the state presented enough evidence to sustain his conviction at a second trial last summer. Edwards must hang for the gunplay death of a Glen Burnie postal worker and his date.
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Court of Appeals
Thomas A. Edwards
Glen Burnie
Edwards
Paper Sold St Louis Post Dispatch Buys Star Times
The Pulitzer owned Post Dispatch has purchased St. Louis' only other afternoon newspaper Star Times, consolidating the local press.
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Pulitizer
Post Dispatch
Star Times
St. Louis
Four Softball Games Tonight at Sensen Park Diamonds
Four softball games are scheduled tonight at Sensen Park. In the City League Plumly vs Royal Crown of Diamond No. 2 at 7:15 p.m. and Novick vs O'Sullivan at 8:30 p.m. In the Girls League National Fruit vs Toledo Scales on Diamond No. 1 at 6:15 p.m. and Friendship Ambulance vs Blue Sunoco on Diamond No. 3 at 6:15 p.m.
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Plumly
Royal Crown of Diamond
Novick
O’sullnivan
National Fruit and Toledo
Friendship Ambulance
Blue Sunoco
Presbyterian Downs Baptist by 14 12 in church league softball
Presbyterian defeated Baptist 14 to 12 in a church league game last night. Senseny had a four for four night at the plate. Kersey and Jones each collected three hits for Baptist.
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Presbyterian
Baptist
Senseny
Kersey
Jones
Father Still Competing For Lauchheimer S Award
Father Match finished strong showing in the Lauchheimer S event and earned a second place the following year. He also received an 87 medal in addition to the above award.
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Lauchheimer S
Sgt Jagiello Receives Multiple Trophies and Plaques
Sgt Jagiello was the recipient of five trophies, 19 plaques and one cup, according to the article.
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Sgt. Jagiello
Crossword Clue Set for Form 30 Revoked and More
A compact clue list featuring items such as Form 30 Revoked and related entries. Includes definitions for terms like Cone of thread Ruler of a province ancient Persia Diminish as color Matures and American inventor. ends with a common man's name.
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Persia
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