Market mixed as early gains fade on stocks and commodities
New York stocks wavered with prices irregularly lower after gains earlier in the session as auto and tech issues moved within narrow ranges. Packard led turnover while Studebaker Willys Overland and Nash hit new highs, others like Douglas Lockheed and Wright Aero softened amid Navy contract tensions. Cotton and potatoes reported varied in Dallas and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Willys- Overland
Packard
Nash- Kelvinator
Crane
Minneapolis
Honeywell
Hercules Powder
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil
N. J
Stewart-Warner
U. S. Steel
Bristol Myers
Douglas
Lockheed
Wright Aero
Santa Fe
Eastman Kodak
Baker Seen
Seen
Eeewen
Eee Tex Uit
Suipt Hs Seseet
Tere
Ewnenee
Non ‘Carbide Wen Eeeenne
United Aircraft
Steel
Eran Renee Wilson
Qoissrredeveeses Gh
White
Mc Tenner Eee
Warner Bros
Sseseeses
Western Union
Erstenes
Zenith Feeetewes
New York
Packard Motenews
Willys-Over
Rere
Nash Kelveee
Stewart
Tel & = Ltd
Y Cent
Braniff Airw
Curtiss-Wright
South Pac Giiwss
Close
Cyan B . Seve
Ark Not Gas
el Bond & Sh
Humble Oil Pone
Lone Star Gas
Lt&é Pow A
Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Stock Market Quotationsenner & Beane
NEW York Bonds Vestry
Omestic Close
Arch Top
Tllinois
Northern Pac
Anaconda
Enn RR
Peter Wee Armour & Co
St. Louis F
Arch Top & Santa Fe
Southern Pac
Tee Aviation Corp
Texas Corp
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation Ween
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Dome
Douglas Aircraft Com
General Electric
Niagara Hudson
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Harvester Tanee
Tel & Tel Ee
Kennecott Copper Tee
Long-Bell Lumber Sane
Glenn L Martin
Gulf Otistetas
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Cantear
N. Ze Shipbuilding
North Amer. AY. Tee
Ohio Oil Wee 1815
Packard Wees
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Shell Union Oil Eee
Southern Pacific Teen
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil N J
Penn
Markets at a Glance in Quiet Trade
United Press reports stocks irregular in quiet trade and bonds irregularly lower. Curb stocks and Chicago stocks show mixed moves with cotton down as much as 55 cents a bale. In Chicago grains, wheat futures fall up to 2 and a half cents a bushel, corn down about 1.5 cents, oats off up to 1 cent, rye down as much as 3 cents, and barley lower by about 1 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Glider lands in France boosts Greenville pride
Greenville students celebrate after the glider Fighting Falcon, bought in 1943 with bond funds, becomes the first to land in France. Elders take pride too as many helped craft the glider at Gibson Refrigerator Co. plant as the Army Airways Communications System runs from nearly 1000 stations in 48 states and 52 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Mich
France
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Army Airways
Cotton Markets See Saw As Prices Reach Seasonal Highs
New York reports trade and profit taking push cotton to seasonal highs. Futures close down 5 to 40 cents a bale. July 21.14 others near 19.69. New Orleans spot steady, low middling 21.10, sales 302, receipts 6,721. Kansas City produce prices listed. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trade and Commission
New Orleans
Washington
Gas course highlights at University of Oklahoma
Max K. Watson of Amarillo served as general chairman as the Southwestern gas measurement short course opened at the University of Oklahoma. The event covered new technical uses of natural gas equipment and their peacetime production value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Southwestern Gas Measurement
University of Oklahoma
Max K. Watson
Amarillo
College of Engineering
Doctors' Way Rectal Ointment Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Thornton and Minor Rectal Ointment and Rectal Switches for pile pain relief. It urges using at home with a claimed quick effect and notes availability at drug stores including Cretney Drug in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton & Minor
Amarillo
Cretney Drug
Wheat futures slump amid weak demand and quiet trading
Chicago on June 7 reports a broad decline in grains as futures ease due to lack of demand after yesterday's short covering. Wheat falls 2 to 2.5 cents, July at 1.60 on the board. oats and rye slip about 1 percent. barley down 1 percent. Fort Worth cash grain shows No. 1 hard wheat at 1.63 to 1.67 and sorghums around 2.40 to 2.47 per 100 pounds. Kansas City notes mixed moves with No. 2 dark hard wheat around 1.63 to 1.67 and July at 1.53 to 1.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Worth
Northern Shipping Point
Kansas City
Supreme Court Reverses Insurance Board Reserve Ruling
In Austin on June 7 the Texas Supreme Court set aside a ruling by the state board of insurance commissioners requiring all insurers to create special reserves for policies issued to service men without a war clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Board of Insurance Commissioners
Supreme Court
Governor Stays Whittle Death
Governor Coke Stevenson granted a 30 day stay of execution for Clay Whittle condemned for murder in Houston County. The stay extends the date from June 30, 1944 to July 30. Whittle killed T. E. Kelley, an inmate at Eastham prison farm, on July 2, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Clay Whittle
Houston County
Coke Stevenson
Whittle
T. E. Kelley
Eastham
Civil Appeals motions in Seventh Texas district court
Texas appeals court in Amarillo heard motions including Adams versus Grogan Cochran Lumber and Knox versus Bailey to dismiss. Reversed and remanded instructions in Beaumont ISD versus Broadus. Submissions include Hufstedler versus Barnett, Johnson versus Robertson, Texas Employers Insurance versus Fort Worth Denver, and Weaver versus Wilson Independent School District. Also three Allied air crew veterans from Dieppe raid with Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal, including Capt. Jerry Collingsworth of Borger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Amarillo
H. M
Harry) Adams
Grogan-Cochran
Lumber Company
J. H. Knox
Frank A. Bailey
E. W. Boyt
R. I. Weiser
City of
Winfield
Kan
U.P
Nazi Europe
Dieppe
Jerry Collingsworth
Borger
Choice Beef Steers Steady at 15.60 From Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports Choice beef steers held at 15.60 with other cattle and calves mixed, hogs and sheep showing varied prices. Chicago and Fort Worth rundowns reflect steady to slightly weaker trends for several weight classes and grades across major livestock markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Nebraska
Fort Worth
W.P
State Land Mineral Leases Open In Texas
State school land board announced bids for mineral leases covering about 10 700 acres mainly in West and South Texas will be taken July 4. Bids must be postmarked before July 4 at 10 A M and opened after the holiday. Some tracks lie in river beds near oil production areas. Aircraft movements by C A A control centers rose from 25 000 a month in 1938 to over a million a month in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
State
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Amusement Calendar Highlights Local Theaters and Clubs
The notice lists Paramount hosting Heavenly Body with stars Lamarr Powell and cast. Swing Fever with Kay Kyser. Capitol’s Spitfire. Rialto You Cant Ration Love. Leon Hoosier Holiday. Star Princess ORourke. Katyo, Benning the Ais, Footlight Glamour. Rising Sun and Destination Tokyo with Cary Grant and John Garfield. Tommy Tucker short. Night clubs in Old Tascosa Rainbow Gardens Mexican Inn Mayfair Nat Aviatrix Avalon Roy Garcia.
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Paramount
Hedy Lamarr
William Powell
James Craig
Spring Byington
Fay Bainter
State
Kay Kyser
Marilyn Maxwell
Capitol
Tokyo
Cary Grant
John Garfield
Tommy Tucker
Texas
Jourger ‘Ory
Wallace Beery
Dick Morton
Rainbow Gardens
Plainsmen
Joe Palacio
Mayfair
Texas Bluebirds
Fritz Cowan
Aviatrix
Carlton Scales
Avalon Club
Roy Garcia
Federal loan case arraignments set for July sixth
U S District Attorney Bob Smith Jr said 75 of 94 defendants named in a federal loan probe will be arraigned in San Antonio on July 6. In Laurel Mississippi the James No 1 well in Heidelberg Field by Johnson Drilling Co Longview reached the 1000 barrel class over the weekend. In cooking tips the instruction warns to lower heat as soon as smoking grease appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
U.P
U. S
Bob Smith, Jr
Mississippi
Laurel
Miss
James No. 1
Heidelberg
Johnson Drilling Company
Longview
Panhandle Gas Rates Cut Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a Federal Power Commission order reducing Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co and subsidiaries rates to 6 1 4 per cent on a $4 363 925 investment. Judges Sanborn and Woodrough favored FPC deference while Riddick dissented calling the order confiscation. The Panhandle system spans 860 miles from Moore County Texas through Oklahoma Kansas Missouri to Illinois linking near Dana Indiana with an eastern line from Indianapolis to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Tlliais Natural Gas Company
Michigan Gas Transmission Corporation
FPC
John B. Sanborn
Joseph W. Woodrough
Walter G. Riddick
The
Panhandle Company
Moore County
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Dana
Ind
Indianapolis
Detroit
Court Studies Gas Proration
The Texas Supreme Court will rule on the validity of gas proration by the Texas Railroad Commission. The case involves F. M. Cornelius and others over production restrictions in Harris County, with potential decisions affecting Panhandle and Rodessa fields. A writ of error was granted on Cornelius’s application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Supreme Court
Texas Commission
F. M. Cornelius
Iates
H. M. Harrell
Met
Harris
Storneys
Supreme Court
Panhandle
Rodessa
Cornelius
Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC and KFDA
A busy thrice daily grid lists KGNC and KFDA programs hour by hour including The Sky Pilot News Sammy Herman Trio Today's Children and Morning Melodies. The schedule features NBC CBS and MBS shows with music drama and news programs across morning afternoon and late slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNC
KFDA
Sunrist
the Trading Post
Daily War Journal
Sammy Herman
Central Baptist Church
Hal McIntyre
NBC
Alice Conway
Lora Lawton
Billy Mills
Ail
Blue
Judy
Jane
Kfda Et
Ted Fio Rito
Tenaco
Kong Peontime
von Erba
Sons of the Pioneers
Eeda Tyemaee Ecleie
Cedric Foster
MBS
Morton Downey
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Albert el 325
Fong Stein Dallas
den Norman
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Gate Carter
Tracy
CBS
MBS Dancing Music Orchestra
Tim Healy
Jack Armstrong
Jeri Sullavan
Volney Hurd
Ted Pro Rito
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Dallas
Agricultural Marketing Service
California
Arizona Bliss
Louisiana Bliss
Ty Bee
Globe-News
Sesnewe
Max Watson
Nebbi
Uncle Charlie
Dixie Dugan
Doctor Smith
Yankee
N. E
Alee
Borger Air Hero
Liberty
Billi
Sseven
Tom Neal
Thur
Rialto
Ledestes
LYRIC
Penny Singleton
Arthur
American Legion
Greater United
Fair Grounds
Thurs
Garfield Mawen O'Hara
the Hoosier Hotshots
George D. Hay
Dale Evans
George Byron
Mrs. Uppington
Shug’ Fisher
Lillian ‘Birdie’ Randolph
3 Stooges
Polk
Mrs. Appin
Stooges
Olivia de Havilland
Robert Cummings
Princess
Tommy Tucker Orchestra
Jeeper
RADIO
Ted Husing
Arthur Hale
Blue News
Abner
Aldrich Family
Major Bowen
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Burns
Alfred Antonini
Abbott and Costello
Raymond
Ion Naty
Bluerocom
Dale Carnegie
Rong Westeeard
Joe B Brown
Alr
Richard Harkness
Henry J. Taylor
Lev
Pennsylvania
Biya
Kong
NBO
Lamarr
Henry O'Neill
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