Equanimity Holds Steady as War Fears Impact Markets
New York June 19 U P Stocks steadied as Wall Street weighed terms of the Hitler Mussolini peace plan while domestic industry shows growth in steel, carload, and power output. The A P 60 stock average rose 2 5 points to 41 3 amid 560 350 shares traded. Major gains posted by Santa Fe Southern Railway Chesapeake and Ohio Boeing Glenn Martin Lockheed Case Harvester Scars EBuck Chrysler American Telephone DuPont Allied Chemical Westinghouse and American Woolen. In the curb market 82 000 shares traded with advancers including Aluminum of America Jones Laughlin Steel Pennsylvania Water & Power Humble Oil and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea. Bonds and commodities rose slightly with stocks.
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New York
U.P
Wall Street
France
United States
Associated Press
Great Britain
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Great Northern Preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Lockheed
Case
Harvester
Scarsebuck
Chrysler
American Teleone
DuPont
Allied Chemical
Estinghouse
American Woolen
Aluminum of America
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Humble Oil
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Metals Market Report From New York Dated June 19
Copper steady with Connecticut Valley at 11.50 and export fas New York 11.25 to 11.50. Tin spot and nearby at 53.25 with forward 51.00. Lead spot New York 5.00 to 5.05, East St. Louis 4.85. Zinc Fast St. Louis spot and forward at 6.25. Quicksilver quoted 197.50 to 200.00. Others unchanged.
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NEW York Metals
New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Adams First to Occupy White House Historic Claim
June 19 report notes the White House was first occupied by President John Adams. Financial market brief from New York closes stocks on that day with early trading updates.
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White House
President John Adams
Markets in Brief: Steady Stocks and Mixed Bonds
New York June 19 markets show stocks steady with rails firm, bonds mixed as foreign leans down. Foreign exchange erratic with Swiss franc climbing. cotton higher on trade and mill buying. sugar soft with hedging. metals steady with scrap copper down a pound. Wool tops firm on Boston buying. Chicago wheat and corn higher. cattle up to 25 cents. hogs steady to ten cents higher.
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New York
Wall Street
Boston
Chicago
Wheat Prices Close Higher After Day Of Struggle
Wheat futures ended higher in Chicago with July at 78 13 34 cents and Sept at 78 percent, after intraday losses and a slow harvest. Corn led a grains recovery, oats and rye also up, while cash markets showed subdued demand and storage holding back selling. Receipts at major terminals totaled 305 000 bushels, well above a week ago but far below last year. Southwest terminals reported light activity, Enid received 72 cars, and marketing was slower than last year due to later harvest and storage shifts.
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Chicago
Southwest
Enid
World Conditions Force Him Out
Fort Worth June 19. T. J. Harrell resigns as mayor and city councilman ten months before his term ends. The 46 year old cottonseed operator cites purely economic reasons and notes the impact of world conditions on his business and key personnel.
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Fort Worth
T. J. Harrell
National Guard
Cattle Market Steady Across Major Markets June 19
Live stock reports from Chicago Fort Worth Denver Oklahoma City and Denver show hogs and cattle trading mostly steady with occasional price nudges. Hogs top around 5.25 at Chicago and 5.40 at Fort Worth while cattle and calves vary with notables such as feeders around 9.00 to 10.75 and spring lambs near 9.75 to 10.50 in Denver and Oklahoma listings.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
California
Fort Worth
U. 8
D. A
Denver
Oklahoma City
Wheat Receipts Reported in Amarillo Markets
Amarillo markets show receipts of two cars of wheat. The data highlights ongoing activity in the region's grain trade with attention on local supply and pricing dynamics.
Cloth-Buying Seen As Cotton Aid and Market Climbs
Cotton futures rose as government cloth purchases boost demand offset war losses. Final prices gained 18 to 15 points with strong buying by Wall Street houses for October and December. Spot demand improved in the South. Texas exporters active. European cancellations negligible. Exports Tuesday 2,040 bales. season 6,227,671. port receipts 1,191. stocks 2,509,053. Also markets in New Orleans steady, spot prices mixed, middling around 10.78 cents with varied local quotes. Galveston spot closed higher in some grades. Cottonseed prices for Texas mills listed by Western Feeders Supply.
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New York
Wall Street
South
Texas
Engineer Seeks Hearing Over Dismissal for Pacifist Belief
John M. Winston former resident engineer protests to the state highway commission after discharge for affiliation with a pacifist religious group that refuses to salute the flag. He cites mob intimidation and absence without permission as reasons while noting colleagues say he was capable and well liked.
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Fort Worth
John M. Winston
State Highway Commission
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Highway Commission
FE. C. Woodward
Fritz Lanham
Winston
Austin
Woodward
Ticket to Hollywood Continues in Serial Story
A夜 continued scene shows Gusty resisting Francie’s pleas for a favor to advance to Hollywood. Francie accuses Gusty of selfishness as he drives away in silence, promising to meet in the movies.
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Pops
Hollywood
Gusty
Francie
United States Fights Bugs in Govt War Effort
Washington reports a big anti insect drive with funds proposed for the 17 year locust and other pests. The agriculture department seeks 380000 for pink bollworm and 500000 for church bug amid a broader effort tracking borers and alien insects nationwide.
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Washington
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Indiana
Gasoline stocks decline as refiners keep pace with demand
New York June 19 A P I reports U S gasoline stocks fell by 1 811 million barrels last week while crude runs and production stayed near prior levels. Fin ished and unfinished gasoline total 97 66 million barrels on June 15 down from 99 47 million a week earlier. Crude production averaged 3 8182 million bbl daily, and runs to stills 3 62 million. Residual fuel oil stocks rose to 104 419 million barrels. Louisiana considers shutting most wells for 30 days due to wartime export losses. decision expected by tonight.
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New York
U.P
American Petroleum Institute Today
New Orleans
Louisiana
B A. Hardley
Major Hardley
Arkansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Major Hartley
Inquest Held Over Death of Mrs Wallace E Pratt
Justice of the Peace Fred Harris conducted an inquest in Galveston into the death of Mrs Wallace E Pratt of Houston. The body was found in the Gulf of Mexico and a patrolman said she apparently drowned while bathing alone. Her automobile and clothing were found on the beach. she was divorced from a Standard Oil executive committee member. Her former husband lives in New York.
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Galveston
Justice of the
Fred Harris
Wallace E. Pratt
Houston
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pratt
Gulf of Mexico
Walter Thibodeaux
Missing Man Found After Medina River Camp Disappearance
Ira Webster a Brownsville federal bankruptcy referee reported missing from a Medina River camp Monday night was located yesterday at a ranch house after wandering four miles through rugged hill country to reach the ranch.
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San Antonio
Ira
Webster
Brownsville
Medina River
Quay Wheat Quota Unchanged
Quay County's wheat allotment remains the same for 1941 as 1940. The 1941 county share is 89,823 acres with the state at 357,617 acres. 357,895 acres were allocated in 1940. C D Clampitt, ACA committee chairman, announced the figures.
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Tucumcarit
Quay County
C. D. Clampitt
ACA
Gly-Cas credited for Bledsoe health recovery
A. J. Bledsoe of San Angelo Texas reports Gly-Cas relieved his chronic constipation and indigestion. He says his bowels now function properly and he can enjoy meals, with better sleep and renewed energy after using Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and nearby druggists.
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A. J. Bledsoe
North Oak St
San Angelo
Texas
Mr. Bledsoe
Fox Drug Co
Oil Market Summary From Tulsa Hints at Sluggish Refinery Demand
Tulsa June 19. Midcontinent refinery market shows slow improvement. gasoline and natural gas steady while light fuels dull. Crude firm. industrials strong. lubes steady. Tank car pricing lists several product grades with octane ranges and price per gallon or per barrel, reflecting limited demand and varied refining outputs.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Railroads Have Safest Year in 39 in U S History
New York June 19 The 1939 year proved the safest in U S railroad history as measured by casualties per passenger miles. Only 13 passenger deaths and 776 injuries occurred on 1 743 000 000 passenger miles. Employee safety hit a new peak and grade crossing fatalities were at a 1915 low.
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Associated Press
Rails Indus Util Fren
Sneeees A
Dil
Eeress
Aga Eosesse
Seweee
High Peer
ONDS
New York
Treasury
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United States
F E. H. Harriman Railroad Safety Award Committee
Harriman
South Central
Unionacific
New York Central
Mid-Continent Watches War in Oil Markets
Tulsa reports split views in the petroleum industry as excess stocks collide with potential wartime demand. President Roosevelt urged readiness while Texas operators weigh avoiding a blanket shut in No 1 oil state wells amid reduced exports and European market losses.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Texas
Roosevelt
Gulf Coast
Texas oil demand for July trimmed to 1.34 million barrels daily
The U S Bureau of Mines informed the Texas Railroad Commission that July's estimated Texas oil market demand stands at 1,339,400 barrels per day, down 5,200 barrels daily from June.
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The
Railroad Commission
Texas’ Oil Regulatory Body
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Texas
Bureau of Mines
Austin
U.P
U S. Bureau of Mines Today
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Oil
Deaths Investigated as Self-Inflicted Pact Verdict
In Fort Worth Justice of the Peace Frank Hurley ruled the deaths of Evelyn Ruth Inman 34 of Sherman and Alton Dickens of Fort Worth a death by own action pact. He based the finding on a note found with the bodies at a residence where both were discovered. Dickens shot Inman then poisoned himself.
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Fort Worth
Justice of the
Frank Hurley
Evelyn Ruth Inman
Sherman
Alton Dickens
Justice Hurley
Dickens
Inman
Bells
C. R. Johnson
New Mexico to Keep Pumping Oil Production
State Geologist A. Andreas said New Mexico would continue oil output as much as it could sell despite a possible Texas shutdown. He noted Texas market conditions would influence New Mexico and could cause curtailment or a shutdown if Texas affects demand.
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Santa FE
N. M
A. Andreas
New Mexico
Texas
Andreas
State of Conservation Commission
Lands to be sold from Texas Oklahoma border dispute
A Texas land board announced the sale of 30 000 acres recovered from a Texas Oklahoma border dispute. Proved claimants may buy at 1 per acre for one year under a 1930 law. minerals reserved one eighth sulphur and one sixteenth other minerals. The inverted V shaped area runs from the Red River south fork through several counties. Bascom Giles will be in Shamrock on June 27 to assist claimants.
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Austin
Texas
Special State Land Board
Bascom Giles
South Fork
Red River
Childress County
Gollingsworth, Wheeler, Hemphill
Lipscomb
Giles
Shamrock
Argentina Senate Proposes Expropriation of Foreign Utilities
In Buenos Aires on June 19 the Argentine senate debates a bill by Senator Matias Sanchez Sorondo to expropriate all foreign owned public utilities. The plan would authorize a government bond issue of 1.5 billion pesos to indemnify foreign concerns.
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Buenos Aires
Matias Sanchez Sorondo
Radio Station Schedule Highlights NBC and CBS Programs
A detailed Thursday schedule lists KONC and KFDA with day and night power, NBC programs like News Flashes and The Guiding Light, plus music acts led by Vic Arden Orchestra, Leonard Rhythm Parade, and the Dorsey Orchestra. Evening blocks feature Mr. District Attorney, I Love A Mystery, Arthur Godfrey, and War News.
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Strom
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Ed Hill
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Cbs
Lanny Rosas
Cbs-West
Classification 39 in Globe News Want Ads
A note indicating the location of classification 39 within the Globe News Want Ads section. The reader is directed to turn to that subsection for relevant listings and notices.
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