davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-08
CHICAGO Livestock
tReported by Smith. Bs

CHICAGO. July 0p ~ S Dept of
Agriculture .-Salable hoss, 3 600: total
IS 500; moderately active: steady to 10
higher than Mondays aversse. mostly
5-l0 up: top. lilo; good and choice
Is0-s70 pounds, 1O.s5.I1Io: seneraiiy
1920 up: most 27O-330 pounds 1885
] l 90. good 3oO-4OO- pound packing Sops
a.75l0n0' few light butcher kind to
1928. good 400-500- pound sovs. 94O-60
Saable sheep, 1900; total. 900
spring lambs strong to Is higher; few
choice natives. 1l.75; bulk. including two
doubles good TO choice Idaho lambs
! .35-60 throwout natives mostly. 900
down, strong weights around $50: mature
classes steady: one double GOOD 75-pound
yearlines, 900; few fat ewes, AS; bulk
3 50-4 so.
saIsble cattle. 1890: calves. 500:
yearlinss and light steers moderately ac-
tive. fully steady; all grades yearlinEs
1.lO0 pounds downward in demand: but
no rella Die outlet early on medium weights
and weighty steers: except where latter
good to choice, slZable run veishty steers
in crop: this following Mondays burden
some supplies scaling ] .300-l 500 pounds:
choice yearlinss scaling 1.235 pounds,
lI15. sizsble supply light cattle a15-
l %, strictly choice light steers held
around ZOO. but ueighty bullocks mostly
IFS down 10 l0.25: only outstanding
kinds bid above II so. and these scaling
under 400 pounds: heIfers Arm; best
/ ] so: several loads II O0-50; cows strons
bulls strong 70 25 higher: yealers fully
steady at Zoo down: weighty sausage
bulls. .soo-s15; and heavy cutter COWS
around 725.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July P,.-Esss, 36.7o4
frmer Mixed eoloTs fancy to extra fancy.
49, extra, :sIz-,. s,orsse Packed
80, dITties, No. /, 27i+iz, average
checks. 26i2-94
Whites 'resales of premium marks IA q
81. nearby and Mldwestern premium
marks. 3li7-34, specials 30l2 2-31; stand
ards. 29l7. 'resales OF exchange 10 fancy
heavier MEDIUMS, 30iz-34l. mediums,
29l z-3O
Browns. nearby and MIdVestern fancy TO
extra fancy. 3l-3iis specials. 3Oi4 IA;
stsnda rds. IS 5-29; mediums. 29ia-3O.
Butter 2.347.9l3 frmer; creamery.
higher than o. score and premium marks.
36i.-31; Q" score 'cash market, 80: ss-
81 score 34lz-35i7; s4-s7 score 33-33
Dressed poultry steady. All fresh and
frozen prices UNCHANGED
Live poultry easier, by freight. Fowls,
colored. ~; Leghorn, 81; old roosters. 5:
turkeys; hens. %: young toms. Is. ducks,
II BY express: Chickens. Reds 81;
broIlers, Rocks. -: crosses, 2O-2Oi2: COL
ored small Southern. II, Reds, 49, Leg
horn. ~ Fowls colored. "3-.4 Leshorn.
nearby. 2l-2"; punets, Rocks medium %:
crosses, 1926; small, @l-@3; old roosters.
1915
Evening star., 1941-07-08
General Motors Corp
DiscIoses Record
June Sales
235,8l7 Units Sold,
Against l73,2l2 in
Same 1910 Month
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. July S-General
Motors Corp. car sales to consumers
and dealers in June were the high
est on record for that month, the
company's monthly sales figures dis
closed today.
Sales of cars and trucks to con-
sumers totaled 235,8l7 units against
265750 in May and 1922 in June
1910. The previous June high was
l936-l89 ,756 units
June sales to dealers in the United
States were 224119 units against
2l712 in the previous month and
1861 in June. 1910 The previous
June high was 186246 in 1886
Also an all-time high for the
period was the movement of cars tc
consumers in the first half of the
year. The company sold 1888 l22
units. against GAL ,82l in the same
period last year. Until this peak
was set the high had been the 964.-
45l cars sold in the first half of
1896.
First half sales to dealers in the
United States were 1928 358 units,
which likewise topped all previous
first half showings. This compared
with 10l3,034 in 1910, the previous
best.
Sales to dealers in the United
States and Canada including eX-
ports amounted to l442,028 units in
the first half. against 1O98787 in
the first six months of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Freight Car Program
Costing Billion
IsConsidered
Several Big Carriers
Discuss Possibility
Of U. S. Aid
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 8-The Wall
Street Journal says plans for ST.
900 900 900 MISUNDERSTANDING pro-
gram which may involve some form
Of Government financing are being
discussed by officials Of several
ma jor railroad systems.
The possible car pooling plan, the
newspaper says. is the outgrowth Of
the already announced program of
freight car buying by the carriers
as a defense step.
Leading railroad executives have
expressed the view, however, that
the size of the program-involving
100000 new cars over the next two
years-would place too great strain
on rail finances and outside assist
ance might be needed. the financial
paper said. The possible financial
aid could take two or more forms,
including:
Formation Of Federal car cor
poration financed by the Recon
struction Finance Corp, which
would lease cars TO roads. or a car
corporation formed by the Associa-
tion of American Railroads. funds
to be supplied either by the Gov
ernment or the carriers. or both.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Packard Motor Gets
S19,OOO,000 Contract
For Boat Engines
Output to Be Speeded
By Converting Some
Of Auto Plant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, July 8.-Packard Mo-
tor Car Co. announced today it has
been awarded a contract for 900 ad-
ditional marine engines for torpedo
motorboats costing s19000,000.
The latest award supplements a
previous contract for 720 marine en-
gines for the Navy, most OF which
already have been delivered. The
engines. 1850 horsepower, aviation
type VIZ units are to be used in
mosquito fleet torpedo o-launChlng
vessels in both the United States and
British naval forces.
To increase the present output
from three engines day to five,
Packard plans to obtain additional
manufacturing space by converting
some existing automobile produc-
ton area to naval work.
With the latest contract award
Packard now has defense orders
approximating 100000.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Drop in Cotton Crop
Indicated by u. ).
Acreage Report
Harvest May Be One,
Of Smallest in 20
Years, Experts Soy
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
This years cotton crop may be
one of the smallest in 20 years, pro-
duction authorities said today in
commenting on an Agriculture De-
partment report that the l941 har-
vested acreage might be the smallest
since 1895.
Should yields average as high as
the 252.5 pounds an acre produced
last year, production would be about
II .666, 900 bales, the smallest since
1885 Should yields equal the 1929
38 l0-year average of 1881 pounds
an acre. the crop would be about
9,l53 900 bales, or the smallest since
1921
The Department said there were
several causes for this years re-
duction in acreage They included
frequent and heavy rains in Texas
and Oklahoma throughout the
spring, which prevented the plant
ing of some intended acreage and
resulted in the loss of some acreage
which already had been planted.
The Department said its supple
mentary cotton program, under
which farmers were offered cotton
stamps in return for making acreage
reductions in addition to those
recommended under the A. A. A.
program, also was a contributing
factor in reducing acreage.
Cotton in cultivation in the United
States on July | was estimated by
the department to be 23,5l9 900
acres. That is 54 per cent less than
in cultivation year ago, and 286
per cent less than the 10-year
$4,000 average area in cultivation
July /.
Should abandonment from natural
causes this year equal the 10-year
average abandonment. which was
1,9 per cent, an acreage of 23.l02 900
would be indicated for harvest, the
department said
Cotton in cultivation a year ago
was 24871 900 acres. of which 23,-
86l 900 acres were picked, yielding
2525 pounds Of lint cotton to the
acre and a total production of 12.-
5660 900 bales OF 500 pounds gross
weight. Two years ago cotton in
cultivation tOtaled 24683,000 acres,
of which 23,805 900 acres were picked
yielding 1919 pounds to the acre and
a total production OF ll,8l7.000 bales.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July P,-The Canadian
dollar declined leo cent against the o s.
dollar IN foreign exchange trading today.
TIE shanghai dollar was of a shade and
Other major monies generally were un-
CHANGED.
Ls1e rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars, others IN cents.
Canada
Oricisl Canadian Control Board rates
for U. s. dollars, buylng- 10 per cent
premium selling. II per cent premium,
equivalent 10 discounts on Canadian dol
lars IN New YORK OF BUYING. 99l per cent;
selling. % per cent
Canadian dollar IN New York open mar
krt. ll'4 per cent discount. OF SIS IS U 6.
cents
EUROPE
Great Britain oficlsl Bankers Foreign
Exchanse Committee rates. buying, nn
selling, "a, open msrket cables, .O3iz
Latin America.
Arsent.ne, ofncial. oa77. free, % so:
Brszll, ofnclal 6.o6n. free, Sion Mexico,
20.9On.
Far East
Japan. "a 50 Hons Kons. - 81 shans-
hal 53l.
Rates in spot cables unless oth.rris.
indicated
Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Bank Loans Register
.S7O,OO0,000 Gain
During Week
New York, Chicago
And San Francisco
Districts Lead
5, the Associated Press.

5, the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board said
today that banks made one of the
largest increases in business loans
last week that had been recorded
since the defense program stimu.
lated this form of credit.
In l0l leading cities from which
figures were available, the gain in
commercial, industrial and agricul-
tural loans totaled s7000O,0OO in the
week ended July 2. This was the
tenth consecutive weekly rise in
these loans and brought the total
OF these cities to $685. 900 ,0O0-
81 ,457 900 900 more than on the cor
responding date last year.
Principal gains last week were
S33 900, 900 in New York City. s16.-
100000 in the Chicago Federal Re-
serve district and 100000 in the
San Francisco district.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Montgomery Ward Volume
u Per Cent Above 1910
Rx the AksncIsttd Press.

BY me FssOtIaltd PTtSb.
CHICAGO, July 8.--Montgomerv
Ward g. Co. reported June sales
totaled s52.871 ,545, compared with
s43 l043l6 year ago, or an increase
Of 2266 per cent
For the five months, from Febru-
airy through June. sales amounted to
s249 784.642, compared with s204.-
23736l for the comparable period
last year, or an increase Of 223 per
cent.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
S3l0,768 Net Revealed
By Devoe & Reynolds

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 8-The Devoe
& Reynolds Co, paint manufacture
ers, reported today for the six
months ended May 81 net income of
s3l0,768 after Federal income taxes
but exclusive of possible excess
profits tax.
This was equal after dividend re-
qulrements on the per cent pre-
ferred stock to sl83 a share on the
combined class "A" and B" stocks
and compared with net loss of
sll2,765 for the SIX months ended
May 81. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
| London Market
Continues to
Edge Higher
\ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fIess.
LONDON. July 8-The stock mar
ket closed with the gllt-edged list
at the days best levels for the sec
ond consecutive day. Sentiment was
stimulated by the American occu-
patton of Iceland and continued re-
Sistance by Russia.
Industrials were In good demand
Kaffirs were quiet toward the close
except for certain dividend payers
Domestic rails were better on divi-
dend prospects and firmness in
South American rails.
Demand for Mexican Eagle and
Canadian Eagle featured the oils.
British funds continued to meet
investment support, advancing LIE
to i.
Brazilian Traction stood out IN the
dollar securities.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK July s ,P-Mllls are re-
fusing 10 quote prices on any textile GOODS
that come under the ceiling prices re-
Gently established and have announced
intention of ignoring the retroactive clause
regarding prices on old contracts. Rayon
traders reported very firm prices and avail
able yardage for nearby delivery limited
Woolen goods were quiet as operators
awaited further Government awards.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Reiehsbonk Statement

BERLIN. July 8 tP,.-The Reichsoank
statement as of June 30 compared with
that of June IA showed Cin thousands OF
reichsmarkSI:
Godl and foreign exchange, 1850. de.
crease 40; bills of EXCHANGE and checks,
1928. 055. increase 39l sos. securities
451f5, increase 1880: other assets
1879 $40. increase ssa.Sss; circulat ton
1S.565,041. increase S5S104; sight de-
serves ratio, 0.50 per cent; bank rate. 3Ia
per cent.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Daily Oil Production
Shows Decrease OF
.211,550 Barrels
Texas Leads Decline,
California, Louisiono
Flows Also Cut
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, July 8.-With the heavi-
est decline in Texas. daily crude oil
production in the United States
decreased 211 $50 to 3.648, ,720 barrels
for the week ended July 5. the on
and Gas journal said today.
Texas production was of POT $50
to l,220,700; East Texas, 72700 to
300,600; California, 1890 to 4,500;
Illinois, 6,740 to 339 ,460 and Louisi-
ana. l0,695 to 315020
Michigan increased 20l0 to $3.50:
Eastern States, $500 to ll4,l00, Kan
sas, $3.50 to 241, $50; Oklahoma,
1900 to 433,275. and the Rocky
Mountain area, 500 to los $40.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Failures TotuI Down

NEW YORK. July 8 'P'.-Dun ~
Bradstreet, Inc, reported ZIG in
dustrial and commercial failures for
the week ending July 3, decline Of
per cent under the 229 in the
previous week
In the comparable 1910 week,
there were 259 failures.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Confectionery Sales
Ahead of Year Aqo
q, the Associated Press.

bN Iht hsSOIIhItU PItSk.
Manufacturers of confectionery
and competitive chocolate products
have reported TO the Census Bureau
that their sales were per cent
higher in May than in the similar
month last year.
May sales were Is per cent under
April, but the latter month con-
tanned large Easter business.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Check Volume Increases
Sharply During Week
81 the Associated Press.

Holiday and firSt-of the month
requirements boosted check trans
actions to one of the highest totals
of the year in the week ended
July 2.
The Federal Reserve Board said
that in banks of 274 leading cities,
check debts totaled Sl2 2565 900 600
compared with SO .997 100000 in the
preceding week and sl0,063 900 900
in the corresponding week last year.
Comparisons with year ago, by
Federal reserve districts. follows tin
millions of dollars:
Evening star., 1941-07-08
| San Diego Gas
| Shares Sold to
| BIyth Group
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July ga group OF
underwriters headed by Blyth g. Co.
Inc, was the successful bidder today
for 590527 shares of San Diego Gas
g. Electric Co. common stocks.
The securities sold on bid OF
$13427 a share They constituted
all of the stock of the company held
by Standard Gas e. Electric, ap-
proximately SO per cent of the shares
outstanding.
Public offering of the stock will be
made tomorrow at $l437l2 a share.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Traffic Record Set
By United Air Lines
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July s-Revenue
passenger miles flown by United
Air Lines in June totaled 28 500 ,0t0
the largest for any month in
history. Harold Crary. vice presi-
dent in charge of traffic announced.
The figure was S per cent larger
than passenger miles flown N
August, 1910, the previous record
high month. The June total was
1917 per cent above May. and 17Is
per cent greater than in June. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-08

Also eYLIa OF eXtrAS- DtCIdTtu OF
paid SO far this year e Paid last year
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation Of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Poperboord Output Up

May production of paperboard
mills, the Census Bureau says, was
at 894 per cent of capacity. COM
pared with S79 in April, and I'll In
May of last year.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported TO-
day these transactions by customers with
ood lot dealers or specialists on the New
purchases involving 1136s7 shares: 537
sales involving 10 49, shares including
"A short sales involving ol4 shares
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July s-DIvidends de-
clsred. Prepared bv Fitch Publishing Co
Extra.
Pc Stock OF Pay
Rate. riod record. able.
Ber.and Shoe S.rs l2izc - ST.
Early & Daniel soc 10 lis
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction 1st IS - $500 at
1885,, $500 at l033s.
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Freight Loudinqs

NEW YORK. July Revenue freight
cars handled by railroads Teportlns today
during The Nsek ended .IulY 1 inrlunnd
Evening star., 1941-07-08
United Stotes Treasury Position
July s. compared with comparable date year aso

BY the Associated Press
The position of the Treasury July 5, c
Evening star., 1941-07-08
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, July P.-Natlonal As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
VANOcNf FOND.

Je smutno v techto dnech v
ubikaclch ceskych vojak1. Do
ba Vanocni ma jiz takovy uci-
mex ma lidi vzdalene domova.
Kdesi v Anglii, vzdor pratel-
skemu, vlfdnemu pomeru oby-
vatelstva, piece jen kazdeho
naseho vojaka myslenky tin
nou tam, do dali, pres more Sc
verni a "a MIN - vezeni, tenn
ne. dusfc1 a mrazfc1 az do hlou-
bi duse. Tfhnou myslenky k
tenn, jez opustili, IDA Sc tax
davno, jake by to byly 3 deslt-
ky let m1sto let tT1. Ale jenom
nema touha je spojuje. An slo-
va 1techy Jim nen1 dopfano Wy
menit, ami touzebny vzkaz a po-
zdrav. III tam donna v uzkosti
a s nadeji vytrvale, nekolisave
cekajf ma den spasy, zatim co
vojaci, dnes jiz mimo Angle i
V Libyi a Egypte a kdo vi kde,
jiste jiz netrpelive cekaj1 az
Jim Dude mono Sc pomst1t a
vyrovnat krivdu a nasili ma do
movine spachane. A to- platf i
o tech nevojac1ch, kterym Sc
podarilo uniknouti "ochrane"
nacist1.
Pomozme jim, krajane! u
skrovneme Sc v stedrosti zde
mezi sebou a vzpomenme 81 ma
lynn darkem ma vsechny ty ma
slime odtrzene cd rodinnych kr-
BIZ a hlavne ma ty, kteri snad
jiz dnes obetujf zivoty. Vojini
pridelenl britske armada nema-
il takovy plat jake Britove,
snad je to jen polovicka toho
platu, a i britska armada je
! placena mnohem meme nez a.
mericka. Jiste jim to male pri-
lepseni Pride who'd. Nahrad-
me jim ty pr1buzne donna, bud
me jim stedrymi bratry a SEES
trami. J. B.
Vanocn1 fond je spravo-
van uStfednOu Mar. SdruZenl V
Chicago. Darky mono odev-
zdati TELEGRAPH, u obchod-
Mkt: J. R. CihlaT, j. Kalas, u
pl. Karpenko a V Sokolovne.
Vas darek Dude oznamen V
"Telegrafu". Mimo jiz uvefej-
nenych V minulych c1slech, da-
lie p~rispeli:
P. a pf. Josef Bflek $40; p. a
pl. Josef Drevo So; p. Bob. 10
sina SIP. a p1.J Bob. Opava SIS.
Dodatkem je dunno oznami-
ii: Poole usnesen1 posledn1
sch6ze Odbocky Mar. Sdruzen1
V Baltimore, jest vanocni fond
urcen pro csl. vojaky v Soviet
ske armada v Rusku. Fond bu-
de zapocltan do kvoty.
j. Kalas Jan Kaspar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
SVICENf

iiz pf1st1 ctvrtek, dine 25. pro
Upr1mne zveme vsecky
pfatele a p~rlznivce Sokola. A
zvlaste cleny a clenky obou te-
les by nell tento den byti v So
kolovne V plnem poctu.
Nase mladez cvicfc1 obetuje
mnoho vecer6 k nacvik1m a
pf1pravam, a jiste 81 zaslouzi
vsech mas podpory a povzbu-
Zen1.
Program je pestry a zadny
Sc nebude nudit. Budou tez u
delovany diplomy a ceny S po-
sledn1ho sletu a ma konec =
nova beseda.
Ma shledanou a Ma zdar!
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UZNANf SESTI NAMORNfM
KADETUM.

Namofnf kadet Isaac Camp
bell Kidd z Long Beach, Kali
fornie, syn m1stoadmirala Isaa-
ca C. Kidd, jenz usmrcen byl v
nedeli We vzduchovem pTepadu
Japonci vedeneho v Pearl Har-
Dor, jest jedn1m re sesti ma
mofnlch kadetd, jimz dano u
znan1 m1sto-admiralem Russell
Wilson, superintendent Ma
mofn1 Academic v Annapolis.
Krone neho totez uznani veno-
vano bylo 5 jinym. Techto sest
kadetG jsou mezi 564 graduan-
ty z Academic. Graduace ko-
mana .byla tento ctvrtek.