Market Uptrend Amid Light Trading In New York
Traders kept hands in pockets as markets climbed slightly on June 18 with the Associated Press average up 0.2 to 41. Transfers totaled 718,810 shares versus 1,208,330 yesterday. Aircraft lagged amid navy plane contract concerns while oils softened on potential overseas petroleum curtailments. Airlines and Allied Chemical led gains. several major names held steady or advanced modestly. Some issues fell after initial gains as European war news drifted.
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New York
Associated Press
Senate
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Allied Chemical
Us, Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Western
Union
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Kennecott
du Pont
American
Smelting
International Nickel
Wheat Market Ends Steady After Dull Session
Chicago futures barely moved as wheat traded within a cent and a half, closing unchanged to a fraction higher. Market driven by light interest, stock gains, and mixed crop comments from the Southwest. September wheat around 76 cents, corn up modestly, oats down, rye and soybeans mixed. Kansas City cash grain shows varied bids, Fort Worth cash grain and New York metals report subdued prices.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Dee
Gorn
Fort Worth
New York
Conn Valley
East St. Lous
East St. Louis
Closing New York Stocks June 18 Report
Market roundup from New York shows mixed trading as stocks close unevenly. Analysts note modest gains in industrials while utilities provide support and technology slightly weaker amid broader market caution.
Cattle Market Steady-Lower Across Kansas Market Report
Cattle market mixed with steady to lower trends including hogs at 15-20 cents under Monday. Prices show 180-240 lb hogs around 4.90 to 5.00, light weights down to 4.75. Cattle salable totals about 2,800 with calves, steers, heifers, and cows varying from steady to weak. Sheep and lambs seen slow with lambs weak, clipped lambs steady to weak, native spring lambs weak, sheep steady, and ewes down from 3.00 for early lots. Prices reflect general market softness and dealer activity in Liv Kan listings.
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Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Seminole Field
State
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Dull
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Fotal
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Arkansas
Michigan
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Ress
US. D. A
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Fort Worth
Cotton Market Ends Day With Gains Across Averages
New Orleans cotton futures closed with modest net gains of 12 to 15 points. July contracts traded around 10.34 to 10.35, while October moved near 9.40 to 9.41 and March around 9.05 to 9.14.
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New Orleans
Cotter
New York
Oil production rises across US led by Texas and New Mexico
Daily average oil production in the United States rose by 10,066 barrels to 3,818,998 last week per Oil and Gas Journal. Major fields show gains with Oklahoma mostly up. Texas and New Mexico led with notable well activity and regional stock and livestock market updates appear for Oklahoma City and Denver.
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Tulsa
Oklo
U.P
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Mid-Continent
Oklahoma
Texas
Ilinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oil Market Summary Tulsa Oklahoma June 18
Oil markets show gasoline and natural gasoline largely steady on ample supply. Refinery prices for crude products list U S motor gasoline at 72-74 oct, natural gasoline 26-70, water white kerosene 42-44, and various fuel oils and gas oils with mixed gains and declines. Fort Worth livestock and Chicago produce rounds include cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry and dairy price movements across regional markets.
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Oklahoma
U. S
North Texas
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Weather Data and Military Draft Proposals Lead News Day
Cottonseed price quotes for Texas mills are listed with prime loose hulls prime cold pressed seed and prime cracked meat values. Dow Jones Averages show gains with 30 industrials up 41 points. Julius Ochs Adler calls for a 1,000,000 man air force and 3 to 4 million army. Swiss neutrality law limits flag display to legations and consulates.
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Fred Fort Worth
Western Feeders Supply Company
Texas Milla
DOW Jones
Fenner & Beane
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Show Mixed Movement
Galveston June 18 spot cotton closes steady with varied grades listed. Prices range from low ordinary 7.20 to good middling 11.90, middling 9.60 to 11.10, and no sales reported.
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Galveston
Dalhart Tot Dies After 26 Days Unconscious
Peggy Jean Dillehay four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peck Dillehay and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs M S Dillehay of Dalhart died in Denver after 26 days of unconsciousness at Children’s Hospital. She collapsed in a Dalhart store two months earlier and later suffered convulsions after a dog bite rumor. Despite treatment by over 50 doctors none diagnosed the illness. Funeral rites are pending.
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Dalhart
Peggy Jean Dillehay
Peck Dillehay
M. S. Dillehay
Denver
Children's Hospital
Peggy
Amarillo
Pegeay
Four Dalhart Men Paint Four Houses In One Evening
During Dalhart's Cleanup Week four men Henry Davis T N Wilcoxson W R Baxley and Marvin Enfield organized to repaint four stucco houses. With only two to three hours available per day they tackled one house at a time and completed all four in a single evening, averaging about two and a half hours per house.
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Dalhart
Rock Island
Henry Davis
T N, Wilcoxson
W. R. Baxley
Marvin Enfield
Not Every Gas Producer Is a Taxable Entity
Texas Attorney General Gerald Mann advised the comptroller that not all gas producers are taxable under state law. If a company supplies gas to the state prison system gratis, it is not a producer for gross production tax purposes. If the gas is sold to royalty owners via accounting to the prison system, tax applies.
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Austin
Atty
Gerald &. Mann
Increased Allowable Sought for Henderson County Oil Wells
In Austin on June 18 operators of the Rowe and Baker field asked the railroad commission for higher well allowables due to rising demand for fuel oil. Testimony indicated two wells with an existing 38 barrels daily each produced low grade crude with limited market until recently. Operators said the crude, low in gasoline and kerosene, could be refined into a fair fuel oil grade.
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Austin
Rowe and Baker
Henderson County
Railroad Commission
Nebraska Boy Builds Tank Like Tractor In Yard
Scottsbluff Nebraska on June 18 a 16 year old built a makeshift tank from a tractor. The setup ran into trouble when the machine balked and toppled a 12 foot elm tree, landing in Henry Holt's yard. Authorities noted no actual combat use.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
London
Henry Holt
Prench
Poreh
Testimony Heard In Water Injection Case In Texas
Railroad commission engineers heard testimony from Ohio Oil Company representatives on converting an East Texas well to salt water injection into Woodbine sands. Previous permissions exist for other wells. A hearing on Rockland pool field rules was postponed. June 27 set for Boyle field rules in Starr County and Magnet field proration units in Wharton County. June 22 testimonies for Tidewater Associated Oil to complete Shaw and Corn No. 12 in Long Lake and Ware No. 15 in Cayuga as gas and oil wells. Also hearing on whether area around Grisham No.1 on Cowden lease in Ector County should be a separate pool with special field rules.
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M & Fay
Aviation Corp
Sia
Rarnsdall
New York
Calumet & Hee
Boston
Curtiss Wright
du Pont
Republic Steel
el Power & Lt
Central
Allen Motors
East Air Lines
Freeport
Beth Steel
Elec
Ity
Unit Air Lines
Gen Foods
South Ry
Houston
Tnt Harvester
Tnt Hydro Fl
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
Lockheed Aire
Loew
Hall Field
Treasury
Amarillo City
Amarillo Airport
Abilene
Texas
Nash Kelvinator
Alpine
Tex Tec
Ag Nat Biscott
Austin
Tex
Catry Pr
HOLG
Belse
Tdaho
Nat Distillers
Brownsville
Nat. Pow & Lite Arma
Cerrizoro
N, M Seas
Nor Amer Co
A.T
Chicago
Nor Pac
C'neinnatl
Ohio
Aimee
Cheton
N. M
Corpus Christi
Dallas
del Rio
Par Gas & el
Denver
Colo.tere
Des Moines
Pan Am Air
Panhandle P&er
Dodge City
Kan
Penney
Edmonton
Penn RR
Phelps
Aia Havre Mont Tee
Allman
Hejena
Mont
Pure 6Th
Aa Huron
RC Oe
Jacksonylle
Fla
RKO
Kamloops
Can
Kansas City Mo
Rem Rand Lamar
Cola
Montgomery
Nashville Tenn
New Orleans
North Platte
Indi
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Stewart Warn
Phoenix Ariz
Stone & Webster
Portland
Ore
Studebaker
Pueblo
Colo Or
Rapid City
Doe
Tex Cor
Roswell
St Louis
Tex Gulf Sylph
Salt Lake City
Tex Pac OC & O
San Francisco
Cal
Senta Fe
Trans & West Air
Sheridan
Wyo
Union Carbide
Ec Corp
Williston
N. C
Wilmington
N.C
Os ‘Walgreen
Warner Bros
Wyvest el
Mfg
June &P
Railroad Commission
Ohio Oil Company
East Texas
Woodbine
Rockland Pool
Boyle
Starr County
Magnet
Wharton County
Commission
Tidewater Associated O
R. B. Cowden
Ector County
Shell oil directs exploration centralization to Houston
Houston will host the central office for all Shell Oil Company exploration and production east of the Rocky Mountains. The move, announced officially, shifts head offices from St Louis to New York this fall while Shell Pipe Line Corporation keeps its Houston office. The firm cites southwest growth and investment as justification for Texas centralization.
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Houston
Shell Oil Company, Inc
Rocky Mountains
St. Louis
New York
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
Shell
Southwest
Texas
Sinking of Tanker Confirmed Off English Coast
PORT ARTHUR June 18 Texaco officials confirmed the sinking of the Texas Company of Norway tanker Talia sailing May 21 from Port Arthur to European ports. Earlier reports said torpedoing or bombing June 14 off England with 19 men lost. A sister ship of the Skandanavia Italia was launched at Hamburg a year ago.
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Port Arthur
Texaco Marine
Texas Company of Norway
Talia
Farlier
England
Hambure
Insurance Commissioners Asked To Clarify Sabotage
In Austin on June 18 Texas insurance commissioners were asked to consider sabotage and clarify regulations. R B Cousins said sabotage is too great a hazard for extended coverage and may not be covered by vandalism clauses. Proposals also call for earthquake insurance and a 50 percent windstorm rate reduction, with support and opposition noted. Ralph Soape urged an overall rate cut saying Texas is 32 percent above national levels and 85 percent of its 18 year ago rate while the nation sits at 66 percent of its former level.
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Austin
Texas Insurance Commissioners
R. B. Cousins
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
Cousins
Ralph Soape
Insurance Buyers Association
Dallas
Texas
Ticket to Hollywood continues with a risky con plan
Francie agrees to aid Aunt Hal in a scheme to get to Hollywood by securing a coveted ticket. Aunt Hal platters romance and manipulation, arguing men are gullible and promising easy wins with John and Gusty in tow. Francie, dazzled by dreams of stardom, commits to the plan.
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Francie
Aunt Hal
Pops
Het
Hollywood
John
Jerry Finney
Radio Schedule Highlights for KGNC and Affiliates
A dense listing of Wed morning to late evening programs across KGNC and NBC affiliates, detailing station power, time blocks, show titles, hosts, and orchestras. Includes news flashes, dramas, musical programs, sports, and religious segments with numerous named programs and personalities.
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KGNC
Bkg
Palm News
NBC
Nano Rodrigo
Panhandle Laundry Almanaca
Leonard Rhythm Parade
Dell Leonard
Marketa
James L. Cordon
Neighbors
Dr. Matone
David Harum
Lone Journey
News
the Guiding Light
Kate Hopkins
Angel of Mercy
Portian Blake
Life
Wasleast Farm
Home Hour
Hymna of All Churches
Arnold Grimm
H. V. Kaltenborn
Jerry Sears
Redding
Flying Dutchman
Squires
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young Family
Vic and Sade
Sam
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Frankie Masters
Charles Sears
Li'l Abner
Gus Steck
NYA
Paul Douglas
Vesta O'Dell
Vic Arden
Town Crier
Amarillo
Curtie Douglas
Fred Allen
Kay Kyeers Kollege
Jerry Sadler
Fred Waring
Pleasuretime
Newsa
Earl Hines
Woory Herman
Jan Bavitt
Jan Savitt
How's Your Radio Expert Repair Man in Globe News Ads
Classification 39 in the Globe News want ads highlights deals on radio repair services and outstanding values in new and used radios. The ad appeals to customers seeking expert maintenance and affordable radio options in the classifieds section.
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Standard Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
Loew's
Anaconda
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Martin
Westinghouse
Kodakian
Jones & Laughlin
N. J. Zine
Pennsylvania Central Air Lines
Aluminum of America
Pantepec
Bell Aircraft
American Gas
American Cyanamid
Brewster Aero
Ally
Cash Grain
Am Gas & E
Bell Aire
Crocker
RAY el Bond & Shye
Gulf OW
Humble Oil
Liv
Crown Block Field Developments
Weather Data
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
National Editorial Association
Dillehay
Nebraska
Shell Headquarters
KEDA
Ernest O. Thompson
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Lesage Comp
W. H. Pears
NEA Service. Inc
KFDA
TBN
Rhythm Ranch Boyx
Studin
Monitor
Studia
Studi
Tan
TSN
Carol Leighton
North Amarilla
Delaware
MBS
Baylor University
Men of Fate
Newt
Palton Lewis Mbs
Jones Drive
San Jacinto Boosters
Leachman Trio
Eddy Dunsmoor
Orch
Newe
Just We Two
Dance Orch
Chuck Foster
Phil Harris
the O'Neills
Nbc-Wear
Bud Barton
Nbe
Wjz-East
Scattergood Baines
Cbs-Wabe
Bephas
Annie
Mbs-Wor-East
Abner
Nbe-Weat
Wss
Tower Town
Mbe
Chain
Edwin C. Hill
Ebs
Wabe-Baste
Malcolm Claire
Bill Stern
Ed East
Hedda Hopper
Nan Wynn
Chain Dancing Music Orchestra
Paul Sullivan
Spis
Nhbe
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Weaf
Amos
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Keen
Lanny Ross
Byrne and Allen
J. Hersholt
Christian
Mbs-Chain
Elmer Davin
Allen
Nhe-Weat
Nhe-Wia Theater of Stara
Cbe-Wabe Dance Music Orchestra
Maj
Nason
Mbsa
Roy Shield
Wia
Canada
Kay Kyser
Glenn Miller & Orchestra
Raymond G. Swing
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Ebs-Wabc-East
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Chains
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Mbs-West
Ed Hill
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