davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

seasons Harlem Globe Trotes 1868 basket
ball games of 143 That's mark for endurance
well Incidentally Derots Eagles hold the worlds
professional title Chicago last March Among the teams
defeated those Harlan Globe Trotters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

reports show there 100000 licensed
fishermen 1910 always seemed that
entire gang every time went In Illinois, Iowa
Indiana Michigan there nearly 100000
licensed hunters an extra $4,000 will be spent fish
and game Illinois 194 Is per cent increase
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Home Owners LOAF
Chicago Livestock

spurted upward today to new four, year
peak Of $3.50 as pTlsss rss;. advanced ,,d
steady, while spring lambs brought mostly
steady to 15-cent higher values.
Trading was active on hogs sealing 20
pounds downward. with prices 10 to 20
cents hisher while heavier weiehts and
sows sold at strong to 10-cent HIGHER
values The dressed market was generally
steady, with top loins unchanged at "a
to % cents pound.
Continued broad demand was apparent
on yearlings and lieht,,weieht steers, al
though the outlet for all weights was de- De
with medium weight steers being held
above So few choice vealers brought
Sl3 in a strong market. ,
ture,-salable hogs. 10000, total. 1000;
active or, weights go pounds down; 1920
higher than, TUESDAYS average; heavier
BUTCHERS n and ssHs strong to 10 Up top
mos e70-33o pound butchers, 11.1o-5o;
good and choice l6O-lsO pounds lights,
1880: lighter weights. iOab-50,
Salable sheep. 1000; total, 1000; spring
lambs mostly ly steady TO higher spots
three decks dry-fed Southwest yesrlines
a.35: few common to medium lots, 7O0-50;
Salable cattle. 1000: calves 800; all
weights and grades slaughter steers and
heifers moderately active and steady;
steady and still in broader demand; how
choice $50. and 1,obO-pound yearlinss,
steers held above I2. 0o mostly IO.26-Ii so
steer and heifer trade; with prime as5-
cutters to 80, bulls strong to 10 higher:
practical top, 9.s5; vealers strong: few
choice. 1900
Evening star., 1941-07-16
AirIines Are Hopeful
Is New Transports
Will Be Released
Some Forced to Curtoil
Schedules After Planes
Were Given Brituin
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July l6-Airllne
sources listened hopefully today for
confirmation of reports rs much
needed transport planes might be
released to them to help take care
Of steadily increasing air travel.
One airline estimated its business
was so per cent bigger than last
year and said it could use a dozen
more planes tomorrow. -
In one way or another. reports
said, more than 100 transport planes
had been transferred from airline
ownership to Britain, and military
demands had taken most factory
output.
As a result, some lines have been
forced to cancel schedules and :
others are operating every ship they
have, aside from the normal num-
Der in hangers for overhaul and
repair.
Il expect the country's airlines
could use another 100 to $50 planes
right now one source commented.
Why, if we had them, we'd be car7
rylng light and even some heavy
defense machine parts, thered be
more freight sent by air and mavhp
all flrst-class mail could go by air"
The rumors that IS planes might
be made available stemmed from
reports Of meeting in Californi: :
between airline presidents and
congressional aviation committee.
The group, it was said, studied
the need for new equipment 10 re-
place that sent to Britain, and the
question of how many planes could
be released to the airlines with
out interfering with the national
defense program.
From other quarters there were
reports that the airlines had re-
celved definite assurances that thev
would not be asked to transfer molc
planes from commercial to militar,
purposes
One line, which has given VI
several planes to the Army, w
assured that it would receive fo'
Douglas DC-3 transports early II
fall.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. july 16 z The CsnadIsr
dollar advanced ls cent IN terms of the
U s dollar in foreisn exchange traoinr
today The Hong KonR dollar and Arsen-
tine free peso also were 10 shads
other major currencles generally we're un-
changed
Late rates follow Great Britain DOL
lars, others in centSl:
Canada
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for O. S dollars: buying. 10 per cent pre-.
MUM; selling. per cent premium. eolIiva-
lent 10 discounts on Canadian dollars in
New York of buyin. 9al per cent, SELL
ing, 9Oq per cent
Canadian dollars in New York OMEN
market. ia per cent discount, or ss2a
U. S. cents.
Europe.
Great Britain. Official Bankers For
eign Exchange Committee rates BUYING
4.02. selling 04 open market, cables
Latin America.
Areenilne. official 2q11. free 81 SIS
Brazil. official 6.06n: free; Sion. Mex.
leo, 2O.7on.
Far East
Japan. % 62; Hons KonE, 24S7. shans-
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
Indicated
Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Bond Averages
10 I.nM-Yield RnndS.
Fy the Associated Press.

FS the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 16-Prices were
generally narrow in the bond mar
ket today and much of bond deal
ers' attention was focused on the
when issued trading in American
Telephones new debentures in the
over -the-counter market.
Among listed issues, as the final
hour approached, most Of the actlv-
ity was In secondary rail loans.
Quotations ranged from steady to a
point or so higher in most cases.
The telephone debentures. start
ing their trading career at 1l2i2,
later moved narrowly lower
A strong upsurge occurred in obll-
cations of the Cotton Belt after pub
lication of an l. c. c. plan for the
roads reorganization. Greatest ac-
tivity was in the IS of So and IS OF
80 with gains of about l and 4 re-
spectively. Widest advance. how
ever. came in the second As, up over
9 late in the session.
Other gamers, in minor fractions,
Included Great Northern As of as,
Delaware & Hudson refunding 4s
and Commonwealth Edison convert
ible 3i2s of SO.
On the downside in the corporate
list were Atchison As of 95, Illinois
Central 4s4s and Northern Pa
cific As.
United States Treasures were
quiet with prices mostly firm, al
though some long terms were down
shades.
The foreign list was dull. German
SIPS of IS losing fraction and
Japan 6l2s gaining.
Profit taking became pronounced
In some sections of the rail division
In the final hour, erasing much of
the days improvement in many
cases. Allegheny stamped IS ended
II. lower at stu and Missouri
Pacific IS lost "a at 27a4. Burling-
ton 412s finished up = at 73a4.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Jersey City Livestock

JERS7Y CITY, July ia tP, UNITED
States Department of AericultureD Cattle
-Salable, 40: total. $50; cows and bulls
steady TO strong: top cows and bulls around
- higher; medium cows, O0-S so; few
s.I5; common 675-725; Gamers. 575-
6.25; good sausage bulls q00-9 80; odd
head higher; medium. s.25-15; cutter and
common, 75O-SO.
Vealers and cslves-Salable 100; total,
500: vealers steady: good and choice near
bys. 13.OO-14. 90: common and mediums,
10. .50-l20 90: culls, S.50-9. 80.
Hogs-Sslable. $50 $50 at Jersey CITY
100 at New York;: total, L050: butcher
hogs mostly Is higher, good and choice
] 40 pounds. II sn
Sheep aud lambs-Salable none; total.
1920 Market nominally steady.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Electric Production
Rebounds Sharply
From Holiday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 16-Rebound-
ing sharply from the holiday let
down, electric power production for
the week ended July II scared to a
new high record of 3.141 .158 900 kilo-
watt hours, the Edison Electric In
stitute reported today.
Compared with the previous
weeks output of 1856 1865 900 re-
vised) the current production repre-
sents a rise of 96 per cent In the
corresponding period year ago
production was 1854 ,626 900 kilo-
watt hours.
The upturn in output was less
than seasonally expected. however
and the Associated Press index of
power production declined to 146 S
from lat the previous week. A year
ago the figure stood at 1913. The in
dex, adjusted for seasonal and long
term trend. is based on 1929-30 pro-
duction as 100
Evening star., 1941-07-16
June Rail Revenues
Estimated Above
1890 Levels
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The Association of American Ra
roads reported Yesterday that
class railroads had estimated opeT-
atlng revenues of 1857 08O.6 II
June, compared with s281 .935 1893 ii
June, 1910, and 1864 .378 .248 in June.
1890.
The reporting carriers. the eSso-
citation said, represent 818 per CEN
Of total railroad operating revenues
The June, l94l, revenues were 3O.2
per cent above those for June. lo4O
and OF per cent above June. 1880.
Freight revenues of the 81 rail-
roads in June totaled 1903 .596.455.
compared with S226,8OO617 in June.
1910. and s271 72O,65I in June, 1880.
Passenger revenues totaled S37.-
150.692. compared with s3O.231.449 in
June, 1910, and $50, 1852 1877 in June
1880.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
New York Suqur

NEW YORK. July 1s P,.-world sugar
futures turned downward today under
active profit taking. After declining as
much much as points a d4z slight refoTery Vas vas
were ~ to points lower; September
lloI7 March. 26l7
Domestic futures also lost ground on
profit taking and afternoon quotations
we're points lower; September, 2.57'
March. o63
Ravs were quiet and generally offered
a. 3 5h cents, with over-uuota sugars at
s35-4O cents
Refned was unchanged at sos cents
0 pound.
Futures No. 2 closed unchanged to
over Sales, $3.50 tons
Evening star., 1941-07-16

r In BANKRUPTCY or receivership. or being
reore anized under The Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by sucn companies.
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or seml-annual declara ton.
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock ePaid last year
PAYABLE in stock RDeclared or paid so
far this year hPaya Die in Canadian funds
Z Accumulated dividends paid or declared
tnls year. wv With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants. Unit Of
trading less than 100 shares; sales are
given in fun.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. July rs Pl United States De-
partment Of Agriculture Scattered sales
Of wool in the Boston market. Twelve
months Texas woods were selling mostly
at .65-1 OF. secured basis. Fine territory
vools in original bags were selling occa-
sionally at prices ranging 90 .u3,
secured basis Fine territory woods in
orise9 Ssin oasS were ens ds oeessodais at
Combine bright fleece woods of three
eighths and one-fourth blood grades were
quoted steady at 46-41 in the grease. but
these quotations were largely nominal be-
cause of the lack of business
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Domestic Finance Corp.
Issue Is Marketed
H. the Associated Press.

~ thF ASSoc-aIFu FIFsa.
NEW YORK. July l6.-A bank
ing group headed by Smith. Burris
S Co.. offered publicity today new
issue of 10000 shares Of cumulative
preference stock of Domestic
The corporations balance sheet
The corporations balance sheets
recently showed l43,663 shares of
the 81 preferred outstanding.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Plan Offered 10 Check
Unemployment Due 10
Defense Adjustments
A. F. L. Program Would
Avoid DisIocutions in
Shift Of Production
By the Associated Press.

6S Inc hSSpCidbSu FicSo.
The American Federation OF
Labor proposed today a five-point
plan to check unemployment re-
Sulting from the shift, through pri-
critics, of materials from civilian to
defense production.
In a letter to Sidney Hillman.
associate director of the Office of
Production Management, A. F. l..
President William Green cited the
aluminium industry as one in which
dislocation of employment due to
prioritieS has become increasingly
acute. He declared that the situa-
tion has now reached the propor-
tions of an industry-wide crisis"
Analysis of Plants.
His plan to forestall such crises is:
l. A complete production analysis
of affected plants to determine how
they may be used for defense
2. Preferential clearance for de-
fense contracts with these plants.
g. Make 1t clear to the manage
ment of these plants that unless
they give full cooperation in the
shiftover the plant will be placed
at the disposal of the Federal Gov
ernment."
Safeguard Future Jobs.
T. Where defense employment is
available because of plant or pro-
duction expansion in other indus
tries in the same community, in
tensive apprenticeship and voca-
tional programs should be inaugu-
rated to fit local labor to the jobs
anticipated.
5. Steps should be taken to safe
guard future employment status
of workers whose employment is
interrupted by priorities. This
would insure that workers would
retain seniority, occupational class
ification, basic wages. etc, when
they return to their normal jobs.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Percentage output gains over last
year by major geographic divisions
follow: New England, 20.1: mid At
lantic, 17.6: central industrial. $50:
west central. ia: Southern States.
2l.0: Rocky Mountain, Al; Pacific
Coast, So.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 16 Cooper
steady: electrolytic spot, 1900: export.
fas. New York, II 0O-12. 90. Tin easy:
Lead steady: spot. New York. 5 $500 East
ct, Louis, SO. Zinc steady; East St. Louis
spot and forward 5.25. Pig iron, alumni
nese wolframite and domestic scheelite un-
eha1eed,
Evening star., 1941-07-16
New York Cotton
py tho Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Cotton re-
acted sharply today under the i'm
pact Of wave of commission house
liquidation and local selling which
found demand indifferent. Stop loss
orders were touched off on the way
down adding momentum to the de-
cline.
Earlier in the session active trade
demand plus Bombay and Wall
Street support had lifted values as
much as IS cents a bale and to new
1l-year tops.
FtIrIires cioSed 10 IN 24 lower
Evening star., 1941-07-16
ltures closed 20 to "a lower.
Cottonseed Oh

Cottonseed Oil
BIeachabl cotronseed oil futures closed
II to IL lower. Sales. 81 contracts.
September, IL AS; October. II .35-3S: De-
cember. 11.3O; January, l1.2Sb: March
ii 2qb.
Bid. Nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. July Is Cotton
futures declined here today under heavy
long realizing after making new season
highs early in the session Closing prices
were weak and irregular, q to 81 points
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleachab BILE
erlne summer yellow and prime crude un
quoted July. / | 26b. September 25b:
October. II 05b: DecembeI 1-o2b; jan
uary. ! | Dab; March, IL .06b
Bid.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Over the Counter
Government Bonds

Quota ions as of PM
NEW YORK, July is tP,-Over-the-
counter United States Government bonds
bio asked and yield.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
London Tin Quotations

LONDON, July IS 'Ao' Tin easier spot,
se5S lbs bid. f251 asked. future. $3.50 5s
bid f46O los asked.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
,y private wire direct to The stal
Approximate Transactions Iodox.
T R E A S U R Y.

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
~ 1944-64 1911 1871 1871
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
3s19s0 ln4la l04ss lO4as
Evening star., 1941-07-16

commodities today declined 70 SIS as Pre-
.iouS you day, q, 50 - week ago' az So As mont
E5sh Eaa 3aas $ q j ssss 3 s2s ZEE: sffit sffist
1926 average EQUALS 1909
MiScells neOuS Markets.
COFFEE-Spot firm. Santos No. 4. Ic'a-
included Santos Bourbon IS TSa and G"6i 6s s 3
Santos 10. d futures closed 4 TO 10
sSTfe s2eS i SG9% Dscemssr mas Jply 26n
No sales n Nominal.
s. GfocoA4Fq19Tes GO G 1 {nn closed Ia,:s logs-
CRUDE RUBBERwFu,ures Closed closed 10 ..
July, y 4Ob September, ~ 0.b December.
u b. sob. Smoked ribbed spot, - N.
Be B -, Nominal
cents hisher sales. 500 bales July.
: nO August, BOOB September 3OOia.
RAW HIDEs-Fu,ures closed "a to -
rember. I445-4s December. il asa.
Spol, No l Western heht native cows,
WOOL TOPs-Futures added as much
as : cents pound today on trade snd
,ocal ouyins' simulated bv more active
buyi4s was attributed to httine of n hsdses
against awards on Government contracts
In the final half hour profit takins
trimmed the tops
The October delivery was the only con-
tract traded in grease wool futures.
Grease wool futures closed 0O@ of p
cent hlEher October az Sb
Certihcated grease wool spot ~ Sn
Wool TOD futures closed O5 to -
cent higher. July, rs .5b: october. 1Gc.5
CertlhCated spot wool tops 1"S m.
No sales in lead and Strsrs tin fu-
lures.
Bid n Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
London Bar Silver

LONDON, July 16 lP.-Bar silver,
23'sd, unchanged. Equivalent 42,3e
cents)
Evening star., 1941-07-16
BONDS.

1000 Am TIT IS 56 wi 1924 112l4 112L
Stock sales today, 1000 shares.
Bond sales today, 81 900.
Fractions after decimal are thirty
seconds of a point.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
New York Bonk Stocks

NEW YORK. July l6 ,P,-Natlonal As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Chicago Stock Market

CHICAGO. July Is ,P.-Followins is the
complete list of transactions on the Chi
caso Stock EXchanse today.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
COMMODITY Prices

NEW YORK, July IS-The Assoclz-
Press weighted wholesale price index of
vious DAY. sa12, week aeo, So as, mon
ago, s. 5i year sgo ~ 80
1871 1910 1899 la33-2S
High As -s25 80" psl4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

Plots for detached houses should
Refe<a2E NO b. less uaz1 50 feet
n With AMI about io feet IN
depsh. nccnrdtng 70 she FEDERAL
Housing Administration
L4vahE<y q any home Is en-
aGnced ~ proper bcatun q me
auzne on GhR lot and TIE planning
= une k4 n relation 20 tire hou8
D~eveAouxnenf Of ue plot need not
o< cone Al - u1e time BY plan
ming TIE location q the Lawn. gar
zen f1owwr. md saaraboe<y areas
n &dvsnce. TIE SITE car b grad
aAIly lmpEuxed ~ the additional
outlay en- BE affureed
PAEizHx tne house On TIE hx Is q
NAVY e~nnxdaxatton which involves
nogRe IuraEfnn win reaps-s - TT
street az1 % adjAcent house. Both
mould - considered as . means q
sFusdmg Emxsezony n street appeaF-
arcs.
FLA afficzah attribute much q
re mona9uuF CT E~uzaii-hczne Eubdl-
TzAinnA % tie plae.rf o. ho1sez 81
8 wzifa<m distance from ire street
and at . uniform distance apArt
EAytaEzan n zze asznack q hos1es
fFuxr 90 buzA1inR hne ais Interest
. she azreez ard contributes 70 re
gsnuraI ansararze of TIE neigh
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when mEhzekx are varied al
HOUSES within she ol0ck zla0ukd b.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

The type Of interior plan selected
necessarily raodtfes IRE exterior de-
agn Of the horse. and me place
uezst 0f the hcnsc o. the ht has =
similar bearing on is outward Ap-
usaranrN. according 70 Officials q
ire FEDERAL Housing Admintsira-
ten.
Many types q traditional design
Require : bl4nsed floor pAan A
ColoniAi plan for example. " eea-
orally designed Rro4nc 4 central
hall The town main Ftsognz the living
roozn ard dining rousn. are placed
on either SIDE Of the hail ~ the
front Of the house This practice
permits the architect 70 balance the
number Of windows on each side.
Whatever the tYpe Of exterior de-
sign selected i should b changed
anG modified 70 III the desired
fo0r plan II large windows are
ne@oee for light airy room. Il vii
not be possible 70 Use a true repL-
ca q architectural types That re-
aEtre small Windows Il d wiser
FHA officials Say. 20 change tne ex-
terror design IN such q way rs 10
obtain ne features desired rather
tran to modify the Inferior plan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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Hot Weather Use
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Thzs Are LkEhz Ard Inviting.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Asparagus Is a
Vegetable Oh Very
Ancient Origin
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Have Apg~zhed - Anrtent
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