U S Agri market quotes hogs cattle and sheep across three cities
Hogs markets report slow to weak trading in Chicago Los Angeles and Kansas City on June 8 with prices mostly down. Chicago bids show 180-220 lb hogs at 3.40 to 3.50 with top 3.50. cattle steady to slow with fed steers 6.00 to 6.75. yearling heifers 5.75 to 6.46. cows 6.00 to 7.00. Los Angeles hogs 4.10 to 4.25 top. cattle 4.75 to 6.75. calves 4.75 to 6.00. sheep lambs strong at 5.25 for Calif native lambs and 4.25 low grades. Kansas City hogs 2.85 to 3.00 in 170-260 lb range. cattle mostly steady with yearlings 5.00 to 5.75. sheep and lambs uneven but mostly steady with better grades 6.00 to 6.25.
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Chicago
U. S
Los Angeles
California
Kansas
City
Governor Hunt Calls Crackdown on Arizona Desert Plant Theft
A letter to sheriffs county attorneys and police officers warns of wholesale despoilation of desert flora by firms transporting Arizona plants out of state especially to California for sale. The missive urges enforcement and coordinated action against illicit shipments.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
Arizona
California
Conditions On Wall Street Woes Persist In Wan Trading
New York June 8 The securities markets showed a wan day with stocks softening more than bonds and little sign of resuming last week’s rally. Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit led declines as Macy slipped to a new low amid special selling. Woolworth fell after Parson retirement news. Alaska Juneau and several steel and industrial issues retreated while Auburn rose on anticipated price cuts.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Macy
Woolworth
H. T. Parson
American Telephone
Alaska
Juneau
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Tobacco
North American
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
National Biscuit
Com
Market declines dampen hopes amid auto and power figures
Common stock slipped below 12 from a 50 high as preferreds fell under 36 from 78.3. Prospects of dividend cuts and note maturities weigh. Ford output boosts May U S and Canadian auto totals, GM May sales dip. Electric power output drops 12.2 percent versus last year in mid May period.
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New York
United States
Canada
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Auburn
Detectives to Patrol Republican Convention Crowds in Chicago
Thirty five detectives named for experience with confidence games will mingle with crowds at the Republican convention to prevent visitors from being swindled into buying fake zoo lions or half interests in City Hall.
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Chicago
City
Sex Education Show Set For Rialto Performances
The Law of Nature a health and beauty stage production on sex education will open Thursday at the Rialto with matinee and night shows for two days. Matinees are women only and evenings for men with a special showing for working girls on June 9 at 6 00 pm. Led by Prof Walter A Diefenbach the company features Miss Mercedes Riviere Miss Joan James Miss Mildred Kingsbury Miss Eileen Davidson and others with Hindu mystic Prince Mahra answering audience questions. Admission restrictions apply for under 16 and under 18. The first 150 women at the box office on Thursday will be guests.
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Rialto
Walter A. Diefenbach
Sexual Educational Welfare Association
Mercedes Riviere
Missouri
America
Joan James
Baltimore
Mildred Kingsbury
Louisiana
Eileen Davidson
Indianapolis
Prince Mahra
Mass Production May Answer How Do We See
Cleveland June 8 mass production may solve the question how do we see says Dr Luckiesh of General Electric lighting lab at Nela Park. By mass production experiments the lab measures the nervous muscular tension of seeing using 150000 observations and a button pressure log to peg down variations in reading effort under different lighting.
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Cleveland
Matthew Luckivsh
General Electric
Nela Fark
Luckiesh
Prank K. Moss
Tinies Learn Courage Working At Circus
In a 1922 NEA tale the Tinies mend the circus tent after an accident and face a gruff tent boss. They agree to work to pay damages and hope for a chance to see the show, meeting a dancer and a lion cages visit as the boss promises kindness. The story hints at friendship developing with the dancer in the next chapter.
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Lee Dancy
Wee Dancy
NEA Service. Inc
Rainey Sees No Hope To Adjourn Congress
Representative Rainey the Democratic leader says Congress cannot adjourn before June 20. This would allow attendance at the Democratic convention opening June 27.
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Rainey
Congress
Washington
Former home secretary Lord Brentford dies in London
London obituary notes Lord Brentford 67 a former secretary Sir William Joynson Hicks who served in the Baldwin cabinet from 1924 to 1929 died at his London home today.
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London
Lord Brentford
Wiliam Joynson- Hicks
Baldwin
Emancipation Day Observance Urged Across State
Governor Hunt and Lorin urged Negro citizens and organizations statewide to join in Emancipation Day celebrations on June 19, urging unity and participation in the observance across communities.
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Phoenix
Hunt
Reading Light Tension Measured at Varying Candlepowers
The report records reader tension under different light levels. At one foot candlepower a 6 percent nervous tension is typical. At ten foot candlepower about forty four grams represents the average tension.
Oriole Weaving Mystery and Tibetan Yak Hide Pontoons
A peculiar note describes an oriole weaving with horse hairs and a nest entanglement that proves fatal to the bird. It mentions Tibetan methods of removing yak skins and inflating hides as pontoons for risky voyages. The passage ends with a riddle about which eclipse ended the day before it began.
Did You Ever Stop To Think About The News Media
Edson R. Waite discusses Edwin Friendly's view of newspapers as timely news distributors after the Lindbergh baby finding. He argues the radio can only broadcast brief notices while newspapers provide full, authoritative coverage with photographs and drawings, highlighting daily newspaper reach of about 40 million copies.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Edwin
Friendly
Busness
THE
NEW York Sun
Anterican
Lves
Hawks plans non-stop transcontinental bid from Boston
Captain Frank Hawks told aviators at Boston airport he aims a nonstop west to east flight to beat Major James Doolittle’s 1 hour 15 minute record. A plane being built in Los Angeles would have a minimum speed of 200 miles an hour.
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Boston
Frank Hawks
James Doolittle
Hawks
Los Angeles
Hastings to Visit Arizona for Child Health Conferences
George A. Hastings, secretary to the President, plans to visit Arizona to organize state conferences on child health and protections. Governor Hunt was advised of the trip.
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Phoenix
George A. Hastings
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Ariona
Hunt
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