Cattle Market Steady Amid War News and Mixed Trades
New York trading on June 4 showed quiet demand for steels and aircrafts lifting equities modestly. Trans fer activity totaled 409,800 shares with the Associated Press average up 0.3. Wheat and corn futures edged lower before partial recoveries, while Chicago cash grain traded varied. Fort Worth and Oklahoma City livestock markets posted steady to firm prices across cattle hogs and sheep with selective demand.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Italy
N. J. Stock
Farish
Chicago
United States Steel
Oklahoma City
D. A
Totel
Three Lands
Nebraska Fed
Cotton futures wander amid conflicting signals and war fears
Cotton futures in New York drifted as traders weighed export risks and potential government loans for the new crop. Prices fluctuated with Bombay and Liverpool markets, while May trading showed strong activity on July contracts and mixed regional reports from New Orleans.
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New York
Bombay
Liverpool
Worth Street
Markets in Brief Soured by Light Trading and Mixed Signals
Markets in Brief reports a quiet session with U S Gov t and foreign exchange declining, sterling down more than a cent. Cotton steadies with near month support, sugar sees mixed trade and liquidation, metals are even, wool tops firm on trade house buying, wheat weak, corn easy, cattle steady, hogs active with gains.
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Vy Niort Steels
Natrow
Kansas City and Fort Worth Cash Grain Prices June 4
Regional grain quotes show wheat and corn mostly steady with minor declines. Kansas City prices list No 1 dark hard at 82 3/4 to 83 1/4, No 2 hard 80 1/4 to 81 1/4, and July futures around 76 3/4. Fort Worth lists soft red wheat at 88 1/4, corn No 2 white around 4.50, oats No 2 red 34 1/2 to 35, and cottonseed feeds with prime hulls at 11.00 to 32.00 per ton and cake around 34.00 to 35.00 per ton.
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U. S
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Lockheed
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
International Paper
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Celanese
Anaconda
Kennecott
Eataile
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
General Motors and, feNce Ana
Chrysler
Chicago
Borne Scrymser
Hygrade Sylvania
American Cyanamid
Electric
Aluminum of America
Lake Shore
International Petroleum
Kansas City
Fort Worth
U.P
Western Feeders Supply Company
Texas Mills
Amarillo Markets Report Tufts Sudan Grass Receipts
Amarillo markets report limited activity with grain and wheat receipts noted. The note cites Sudan grass and wheat deliveries in Amarillo with a price reference of 0.62.
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Amarillo
Texas
Moore County Road Bond Election Reset
Moore County commissioners reevaluate road bond plans after petitions from two citizen groups. Officials initially planned a June 8 election for both the $160,000 and $96,000 bonds but then reset to June 22, submitting only the $160,000 proposal with the smaller one to be resolved automatically if the larger passes.
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Dumas
Moore County
Bob McLaughlin
Gerald Mann
Mann
WISC Offers Scouting Course at Canyon
A Girl Scouting course will be taught at West Texas State College from June 27 to July 5 with Miss Katherine R. Shanklin from the national Girl Scout staff as instructor. One college credit will be awarded and Miss Hazel Evans will direct the course.
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WISC
Canyon
West Texas State College
Katharine R. Shanklin
Girl Scout Movement
Hazel Evans
Army Chief Seeks Manpower Boost Amid Shortage
General George C. Marshall told the House appropriations committee that manpower is the army’s grave deficiency. He warned that even at a 280000 enlisted cap the force may fall short in emergencies, noting current needs outpace equipment. Funding to raise the strength to 280000 is in the $1.8 billion army supply bill with mobilization possible this summer.
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Washington
Congress
George C. Marshall
House
Marshall
War Department
Army Will Buy Wool For New Uniforms
The army announced plans to buy woolen material for about 1 523 000 uniforms after a conference with wool industry representatives. Bid requests cover five million yards of serge or Plastique four million yards of Melton overcoating 1 500 000 yards of shirting and 500 000 woolen blankets. Officials said a material reserve is preferable to stockpiling finished uniforms and orders will be made as needed to meet demand.
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Washington
Edmund B. Gregory
Roosevelt Confers With AFL Leader On Labor Peace
President Roosevelt spoke by phone with AFL President William Green for a White House conference that could mark a new push for labor harmony or discuss AFL cooperation in expanded national defense. Details of topics remained undisclosed as Green was en route to Louisville to address a theater workers convention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
William Green
White House
APL
Green
Louisville
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
O. Henry Memory Honored in Austin by UT and Museum
In Austin, to mark the 30th anniversary of his death, special exhibits of O. Henry’s works and relics were arranged by the University of Texas and the O. Henry Museum in the city where he once lived. William Sidney Porter is honored.
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O. Henry
Austin
William Sidney Porter
University of Texas
O. Henry Museum
East Texas oil proration set for change by Texas Rail Commission
Texas Railroad Commission members urge reverting to the 1938 East Texas proration plan and propose new production rules. Lon A. Smith backs a return to the old schedule, while Jerry Sadler seeks seven day production and higher daily output in Fast Texas, with coastal fields cut by 50 000 barrels daily. Col. Ernest O. Thompson delivers a commencement address in Roswell as the panel awaits Supreme Court ruling in Rowan Nichols.
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Austin
Tex
U.P
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Commission
Lon A.smith
East Texas
United States Supreme Court
Smith
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Commissioners
U. S. Supreme Court
Rowan & Nichols
Washington
Journal reports output decline in crude oil production
WPA drastic cut in Texas and curtailment of production in almost all other states caused a substantial drop in the United States daily average crude oil production. The Oil and Gas Journal reported a national daily average of 3,747,671 barrels last week, down 89,758 barrels from the prior week. Daily averages across all fields declined accordingly.
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Tulsa
Okla
Texas
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Jall
Russia Holds Second In World Oil Output In April
World Petroleum data show April crude oil production at 181.2 million barrels globally. The United States produced about 114.3 million barrels, accounting for 65 percent of world output, while Soviet Russia remained the second-largest producer with 17.8 million barrels. Monthly rises occurred in Venezuela and Canada. Egypt and Moluca saw increases as global average daily output for January-April 1940 stood near 5.99 million barrels.
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New York
World Petroleum
U. S
United States
Soviet
Russia
Venezuela
Molucca
Dutch East
Canada
Egypt
25 Per Cent Gain Well Permits in '40
Oil Weekly reports a 28 percent rise in US well completions for 1940 from Jan 1 to May 24 versus 1939, totaling 12 244 wells with 8 981 oil producers and 2 得到 dry holes. Rig activity on June 1 stood at 4 327 nationwide, led by Texas with 1 247 rigs.
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Houston
Tex
United States
The
Oil Weekly
Trade
Texas
Rivera Enters U S for One Year to Paint Murals
Diego Rivera, noted Mexican muralist, was admitted to the United States for one year by U S immigration authorities. He planned to depart later today by plane to San Francisco, where he will paint murals at the fair.
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Diego Rivera
United States
U. S
Rivera
San Francisco
Wounded Man Named In Wife's Murder Case
Wounded man Isaacs, in critical condition with three chest bullet wounds, was charged with murder today in the slaying of his wife in Humble. He shot his wife six times then shot himself, could not talk, motive unknown, charged before Justice F K Wise.
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Houston
WI Isaacs
Humble
Isaacs
Justice of the Peace
F. K. Wise
T Hospital
Teanes
Synthetic Rubber Is Developed by Standard Oil Co
Flemington New Jersey June 4 Farish president of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey announced that company technicians developed a new synthetic rubber named Butyl. He said Standard Oil can supply any required quantities to the United States and that production is under way at the Bayway laboratory where two tons have been made.
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Flemington
N. J
M—W
Farish
Standard Oi Co
New Jersey
Standard Oi
United States
Parish
Bayway
Elizabeth
Zales Inspect Their Remodeled Store
William Zale of Dallas and Morris Zale of Wichita Falls led a inspection yesterday of the remodeled and enlarged Zales Jewelry Stores outlets. The Zalexn family operates five Texas stores in Dallas Wichita Falls San Antonio Austin Amarillo and two in Oklahoma.
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William Zale
Dallas
Morrin Zale
Wichita Falls
Zale
Zalexn
Ators
Texas
San Antonio
Austin
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Radio Schedule Listings for KGNC Amarillo
A detailed Wednesday schedule lists KGNC programming from 4:00 AM to after 10:00 PM including The Breakfast Club of the Air NBC News and multiple musical programs. The page catalogs show times for nets NBC TSN and TSN affiliations with programs like The Guiding Light Red Cross features and local shows.
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KGNC
Bkg
Farm News
Breakfast Club of the Air
NBC
James L. Gordon
Dr. Malone
David Harum
Neva
Kate Hopkins
Portia Blake
National Farm and Home Hour
Arnold Grimm
H. V. Kaltenborn
Alec Randolph
Billy Briggs
Swinging Stees
Flying Dutchman
Jimmy Dorsey
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Vie and Bade
Sing Ing Sam
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Marketa
Musile
Li'l Abner
Malcolm Claire
NYA
Rocky Gordon
Veata O'Dell
Amarillo
Fred Allen
Ee Kyser
Jerry Badler
Fred Waring
Charles Barnett
Earl Hines
Preddie Ebner
Bud Freeman
News
Bign Off
Texan O11
Rhythm Ranch Boys
Southwenterh
Monitor News
Morning Melodies
Ass—Clksx
Troy! Laundry
Bam's Club of the
Roberta A Olver Libr, Co
What Not Corner
Tex-Mex ON Co
Btudio
7Th and Polk
Harvey Southworth
Newk
TSN
Prank Day Tire Co
North Amarillo Chamberer
World Book Man
Hamilton Thre Bervier
Nay Tona
Baylor Vale
Rage of Sage Hills
Fulton Lewis
B8an Jacinto Boosters
Southern Gentlemen
TBN
Sheep and Goats Club
MBG
sas _Nee ere TAN
Ad Baews—Tbn
Adkinson-Baker
America
Connea Co
Sky
Walter Irvin, Inc
English
Raymond Gram
A. P
Waverly Root
Ry Ann
Governors
Be Oge
Sree
Orchers
Lone Ranger
Goodman's Orch
Phil ‘Marr Orch
Sterlin—Mb&A
Threat of GM Shutdown Sparks Labor Talks
Washington reports a possible strike at General Motors amid a pay dispute as UAW leaders authorize action if needed. Dr. John R. Steelman likely to name a conciliator after a two hour session with UAW officials. The administration fears disruption to defense production and notes GM has offered a 2½ percent wage raise as a concession while the union seeks 10 percent.
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Washington
General Motors Corporation
John R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Steelman
UAW
R. J. Thomas
GM Council
General Motors
Roosevelt
Oil Market Summary Shows Mixed Refinery Signals Across Regions
The report notes steady gasoline and kerosene with firmer midcontinent fuel oil prices. It lists regional quotations for crude and products, including natural gasoline, kerosene, distillates, and industrial fuel oil, with various price ranges and cold test designations.
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Okla
Ny Mat
North Texas
Dover Bare Tel
Tulsa
Ite
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Roll Mill
He Walgreen
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Callahan Z-Lead
Humble Ot
Calumet & Hee
Lone Star Gas
Cohim G & Bl
Comwith & Son
Curtiss Wright
S. Steel
el Auto Lite Thy
Heth Steel
el Power & Lt —P
Ho Freeport Sylph
Elec
Boeing Ir
Np Gen Foods
Lockhead Aire
Goodrich
Radio Corp Goodyear T &A Lis
Indus
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Lockheed Aira
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Treasury
Marshall Pield
Montgom’ Ward
Nash Kelvinator
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Rails Indus Util Ohio
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Penn
Phelps Boa
Bigheg
Phillips Pet
Pullman
East Simmons
Areca
St. Louis
Quick- Socon
Vac
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DOW Jones
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Stan Oil NJ
Geile See
Art Warni
Baker Web . Il Salen
Tex Pac Tr
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Union Oil Cal
Youngstown, O
Anthony Klonaris
Klonaric
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Paul Sullivan
Newa
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Mba
Chain
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Weat
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Berial
Amon
Andy
Palton Lewis, Jr
Mr. Keen
Amatic
Roas
Wabe-Basie and Sullivan
Nbe-Weal
Bam Raiter
Hollywood Playhouse
Nbe
Ben Bernie
Lew Lehr
Obs-Webe
Mbs-Network
J. Hernholt
Christian—the
Mbs-Chain
Elmer Davis
E Theater of Stars
Kay Kysers College
Nbe-Wear
Frank Binck
Glenn Miller & Orchestra
Cbe
Wabe
Reymond G. Swing
Mbs
Wor
Paris
CBS Concert Orchestra
Cha-Wa Governors
Wz! News
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Amos and
Cbs-West Dance Music Orchestra
Mbs-Cwalp
A. Mitchell
Mba-Weat
Ed Hill
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Lanny Ross
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GMC
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