Market Slips In Quiet Trade Ahead Of Independence Day
The stock market fell slightly amid quiet trading as investors eyed weekend window dressing and the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. Dun and Bradstreet noted strong hot weather demand and a robust retail week while Ward’s projected auto output for the week at 127,926 vehicles.
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Porto Rico
Cuba Railroad
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
Standard of
New Jersey
Closing New York Stocks Markets in Brief
New York markets drift lower with leaders easing while bonds hold steady. The cotton market hits 11 year highs and sugar declines on profit taking. wool top prices rise on trade buying. Chicago wheat surges and corn benefits from strong shipping. hogs and cattle show modest to lower moves.
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Grain futures rise as demand boosts wheat soybeans
Renewed buying lifts grain futures to new highs since 1940 with wheat and oats up, soybeans climbing over 6 cents to four year highs. Cash grain reports from Chicago Fort Worth Kansas City show varied prices across wheat corn oats and barley, with no. 2 red and no. 1 yellow futures listed for nearby months.
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Kansas City
Potatoes Market Report Chicago June 27
U S. D A notes arrivals 134 on track 336 total US shipments 678 with new stock moderate supplies and fair demand. Prices listed include California long whites US No 1 at 2.00 2.20 and Missouri cobblers at 1.20 1.50. Old stock light demand very light and market dull. Idaho russet Burbanks on 1 car with spotted sacks.
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Chicago Produce Market Report and Bets on Poultry Butter Bees
Chicago and Boston market notes show poultry receipts and price ranges for leghorn varieties, butter prices by score and car counts, and bees storage and firsts costs. Boston reports modest wool trade with South American and French wools, while New York metals quote copper, tin, lead, and zinc levels with spot and forward prices.
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East St. Louis
Treasury replies no divining rods for money locate
A Arkansas man asked the treasury to supply mineral rods to locate hidden funds. The treasury replied that there are no divining rods for finding money and asked to be informed if such a device exists.
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Arkansas
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Cattle Cleanup Trade Is Slow Across Western Markets
June 27 livestock report shows hogs salable totals around 7,000 to 13,500 across Chicago and other markets with declines of 10 to 15 cents in prices. Cattle and calves show limited demand in a cleanup trade with steady to weak trends, while sheep sales remain slow and scattered with modest gains in native spring lambs. Oklahoma City and Los Angeles markets echo limited activity and steady to lower bids for feeders and fat cattle.
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Fort Worth
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Federal State Market News Service
Joint Income Tax Opposed by Eight States
Senator McCarran of Nevada pledges opposition to joint income tax returns for husbands and wives. He cites community property laws in Nevada Louisiana Arizona California Texas Idaho New Mexico and Washington, arguing wives and husbands in those states file separately to save taxes. He will contest any move to require joint returns with support from other community property states.
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Rain Report U. S. Weather Bureau Precipitation Data
Weather Bureau daily precip totals for the 24 hours ending 6 30 yesterday morning in the Southwest corn and wheat region list Follett Beaver Okla and Gage Okla values.
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Cotton Keeps Burning Recovery With Net Gain of 1.35
New York reports a firm cotton futures market on June 27 as supply concerns and government loan stock fears boosted prices to high levels since May 1930. Trade sources noted bids returning under lend lease and exports rising with port stocks and receipts detailed for New Orleans and other Southern markets.
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Farewell Party Honors Atkins Couple Before Move
The Needle Art Club hosted a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Atkins, moving to Big Spring July 1, at the Phipps home. Forty-Two games yielded high scores for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thornton and second for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren, with Dallas Kay and J. P. Edwards winning traveling prizes. A club gift was given to the honorees. Attendees included E. D. Hawkins, W. D. Thornton, J. P. Edwards, Harry Warren, Dallas Kay, S. M. Phipps, and the couple.
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Big Spring
Needle Art Club
S. M. Phipps
West Fifteenth Avenue
W. D. Thornton
Harry Warren
Dallas Kay
J. P. Edwards
Messrs. and Mesdames
E. D. Hawkins
8. M. Phipps
Oil Market Summary Unchanged Prices In Midcontinent
Tulsa Oklahoma June 27 mid continent refinery prices were unchanged today with gasoline strong and crude firm. Listed in tank car lots Oklahoma and north Texas prices cover gasoline natural gasoline kerosene and industrial fuels with varied octane, grades, and no 5 6 low cold tests. prices shown per gallon or per barrel as applicable.
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Texas
Workshop With Texas PTA Leader Planned at West Texas College
A letter to Dr. J. A. Hill announces Mrs. Wessendorff of Richmond will visit Canyon for a state PTA workshop. She will address multiple Education and English classes across rooms 106 211 and 202, with seminars and a campus reception included as part of a statewide PTA campaign.
Sewing Clubs Modern Matrons Hostess and Guests
Mrs Ben R Beck hosted the Modern Matrons Club at 703 Fairmont Street on Thursday afternoon and Pollyanna gifts were exchanged. The Beryl Needie Club met at 1319 East Sixth Avenue with refreshments for guests and members. The clubs plan to meet next Thursday at 2 PM in Ellwood Park.
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Fairmont Street
R. J. Osburn
Jon Wills
Art McKaye
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O. A. Hensley
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R. T. Bailey
Jack Lyons
G. B. Morris
Bill Daugherty
Lawson Morgan
Beryl Needie
Waylon Reeves
East Sixth Avenue
D. W. Moore
J. W. Barr
Bill Bogard
R. Branum
William Copeland
Henry Reeves
I. V. Smith
G. K. Weaver
George W. Wyre
Ellwood Park
Social CALENDAR SATURDAY Children's Story Hour
Amarillo Public Library hosts a children's story hour on Saturday at 4 o'clock. Local families invited to enjoy a storytelling session and related activities.
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Amarilloan Enrolls in Wheaton College Summer Intersession
Eleanore Stinson of Amarillo at 1606 Hughes Street attends Wheaton College summer intersession. The program runs from Monday, June 16 to Friday, June 27 at the liberal arts college in Illinois.
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Alline Stanford Weds Buford Forbes in Hollis Ceremony
Shamrock special report says Alline Stanford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stanford, married Buford Forbes son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Forbes of Tucumcari. The 2:30 p.m. Monday ceremony at the Church of Christ parsonage in Hollis was conducted by R. L. Roberta. Geraldine Martin was maid of honor. The couple will reside in Tucumcari.
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I. H. C. Wives Club Postpones Picnic
The I H C Wives Club picnic scheduled for tonight has been postponed. The next regular meeting will be held July 25. India holds about four fifths of the population of the British Empire.
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Ethel Clinkenbread Engaged To Paul Freeman
Dalhart residents Mr. and Mrs. A D Clinkenbeard announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel to Paul Freeman of Olympia Washington. The bridegroom elect is a son of Mr and Mrs Walter Freeman of Bovina. The wedding is planned in Olympia around July 1.
Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights From a 1940s Lineup
Saturday and Sunday offer NBC and CBS programs led by The Sky Pilot and Farm Round Up. Notable entries include National Barn Dance, The Grand Old Opry, The World Is Yours, and Dance Orchestra hours with multiple orchestra ensembles and news bulletins.
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