Markets Stock Averages And Kansas City Livestock Report
Markets show Merrill Lynch stock averages and a Kansas City livestock roundup with cattle calves, hogs and sheep traded across several weight classes. Prices range widely with top hogs around 200 to 300 and cattle mostly steady to lower, while lambs and ewes appear scarce in the early sales.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Priday
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Saoatenh
Gerir
Financial Industrial Fund
Burnside Charged With Intent To Kill
Charges of assault with intent to murder filed against Robert Lee Burnside of 312 North Bryan. He allegedly badly beat W. B. Condron at the Pig Stand, 2510 West Sixth, Saturday. Condron treated at Veterans Hospital. Burnside arrested and jailed with bond not yet set.
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Robert Lee Burnside
North Bryan
Burnside
W. B. Condron
Tennessee
West Sixth
Amarillo High Takes Third in Goodwell Speech Meet
Amanoriga senior placed third at the two day Goodwell invitational held near Panhandle A&M College. about 250 Texas and Oklahoma students competed with Classen High School winning and Seminole second. Sara Wescoat won first in original oratory and extemporaneous speech.
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Amanoriga
Panhandle
Jimmy Anthon
Mary Bricce
Jim Tidwell
Mra N.N. Whitworth
Charles Reeves
Lavon Barwell
Carolyn Bates
Tom Fotheringham
Bill Creamer
Dene Hawkins
Mantie Deitiker
Amarillo
Jessie Mercer
N. M. Whitworth
J. H Flathers
Adams Reflects On War and Palestine in Amarillo Dinner
Mr Adams cites two big mistakes of the administration and predicts tough war controls. He warns Palestine policy may give away what is not his to give. He believes Wallace could win with women and mothers by pledging to keep boys out of the army. Adams, a long-time banker, serves on multiple boards and supports YMCA work. An Amarillo YMCA dinner features the high school A Cappella Choir with introduction by Mayor Hagg. Last minute dinner tickets are via Paul Fowler at the YMCA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantex Ordnance Plant
Amarillo Army Air Field
R. V. Derrick
War Assets Administration
Amarillo
WAA
Dallas
Pantex
Army and War Munitions Boards
Lawrence Hagy
Palestine
Adams
Wallace
Dallas 1 Symphony Orchestra Association
Dallas - Scottish Rite Hospital For Crippled Children
US Saving Bonds Committee
Southwestern Medical Foundation
Texas Research Foundation
Call Northside 777 Extended At State Theater}
State Theater will extend the film Call Northside 777 for three more days after a crowded run since Saturday noon. Manager Grady Wilson said the Jimmy Stewart documentary will run through Friday instead of ending Tuesday.
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Call Northside 777
Grady Wilson
Jimmy Stewart
Krupp Directors Cleared in Aggressive War Count
Legal experts say clearing Krupp directors of aggressive war could set a precedent as trials continue. The report notes earlier cases removed the aggressive war count and mentions Friedrich Flick, a seven year sentence for a woman and other industrialists facing similar charges.
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Conti
Jed
Buelow
Werner Lehmann
Hans Kupke
Krupp
Friedrich Flick
Suit for damages filed over March 28 West Sixth crash
A district court filing alleges an automobile accident on West Sixth on March 28 caused $2,995 in damages. Defendants named are Calvin N Stock Jr and Margaret Lyda Seward County Kan. Jim Collins of Amarillo represents Leslie F Schmidt.
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West Sixth
Calvin N. Stock
Margaret Lyda
Seward County
Kan
Jim Collins
Amarillo
Leslie F. Schmidt
Police Conference Trip for Amarillo Officers
Four Amarillo policemen travel to Texas A M College Station to attend a police conference with Chief Sid Harper and three other officers. The conference runs from tomorrow through Wednesday and they expect to return next Thursday night. Ramsay Floor Covering edged rivals for the 108th District Courtroom re floor bid at 271 dollars but award pending tile samples and final contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas A&m College
College Station
Sid Harper
John Anderson
John Allen
J. L. King
Ramsay
108Th District
Jenkins Mantel and Supply Company
Panhandle Roofing Company
Keep Walls of Hangars High at Tri-State Park Move
Ruling county commissioners approve re erecting two county owned airplane hangars from Dalhart Army Air Field to Tri State Fair Park with 18 foot walls and 40 foot center ceiling. Plan to treat as a single unit 250 by 40 feet. Reframing will cost about six to eight thousand dollars more than original. Open span center 80 feet wide and ceiling over 30 feet. County purchased the pair for 21000 dollars and contracts moving contractor Tra Stephenson to move and re erect for about 45000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rower County Commis 1S
Dalhart Army Air Field
Tri-State Fair Park
Tra’ Stephenson
Cone Iractor
Berlin Rail Freight, Air Corridor Limited by Allied Deadlock
In Berlin, British and American rail freight trains moved supplies through the Soviet zone while normal passenger service remained suspended. A Soviet fighter shot down a British plane near Gatow, with casualties and contested guard control. Four-power talks were proposed to address German control and air transport rules.
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Gatow
Davis
C. E. Herbert
Berlin
N.C. D. Brownjohn
Brownjohn
Allied Control Council
West
Bloody riot in Mohamed Aly Square as troops fire on rioters
Hospital authorities estimate hundreds slain or injured as troops fire into crowds. Rioters burn buildings including a police station and four motion picture houses. First contingent reinforced. bloodiest fighting centers on Mohamed Aly Square. trams set ablaze.
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Mohamed Aly Square
I & Police
Hospital Reports Condition Of James Plant Fairly Good
April 5 AP report states Judge James Plant, longtime Northwest Texas Hospital district judge, is in good condition after a motorcycle collision with a car. His wife sustained minor injuries as she traveled with him. The accident occurred near Breede Row as he was transported by attendants.
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James
Austin
Breede Row
Northwest Texas
Plant
Ater
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nocal
Calhoun
Court of Criminal Plant
Potter County Seeks Federal Aid for North Texas Hospital
Potter County officials report futile talks with a now-defunct state hospital board over a 100 bed expansion of Northwest Texas Hospital. Attorney general ruling deemed the board illegally constituted, prompting new negotiations with the State Board of Health. Bond issue of 750,000 last August may cover only part of the project, with cost estimates over 900,000. County auditor John Crudgington urged resuming talks in Austin and with health authorities.
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Potter County
Northwest
Texas
John Crudgington
Austin
State Hospital Board
State Board of Health
Crud- Bington
Northwest Texas Hospital
Guy Carlander
Carlander
Women win write-in seats on River Road School Board
Election returns show Mrs Childers 69 votes and Mr Manzella 35 to win two seats on the River Road School Board. Other candidates were Campbell, Metcalf, Pavillard, and Garrett. Metcalf and Pavillard incumbents. Total 104 votes. three names on the ballot. Old members remain. River Road School serves about 100 elementary students and sends many to Amarillo High.
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River Road Board
R. L. Mobley
Amarillo Independent School District
J. I. Kendrick
West
A. J. Crow
West Twenty-second
River Road School
Amarillo
Campbell
Garrett
Glenn Scott
Tmes
Metcalf
Pavillard
Childers
Manzella
G. L. Cline
H. L. Rietman
C. N. Brown
Charles O'Dell
E. L. Regal
Saturay
Death toll nears sixty in Holy Land fighting
In Jerusalem today Jews and Arabs clashed at key points as fighting raged across the central coastal plain. The day’s death toll neared 60 with reports of Arabs killed and 12 injured. Haganah units struck at Hassan Bey Salameh’s headquarters near El Ramle and at Sarafand College, while Arab forces attacked Mishmar Haemek with heavy losses claimed by Jewish forces. In a separate local note, County commissioners accepted Ted Lokey Tire Company’s bid to supply 8,000 gallons of gasoline at $11.49 per hundred gallons.
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Verusalem
Haganah
Arab Mediterranean Army
Hassan Bey
Mishmar Haemek
Fawzi Bey
Kaukji
Clothes for Friendship drives Girl Scout kit program in Amarillo
Mrs. W. B. Winkelman announced hundreds of clothing kits prepared for the national Clothes for Friendship project. Amarillo Boy and Girl Scout troops will assemble up to ten item kits for babies and children ages 1 to 14, to be shipped through the American Friends Service Committee to Austria Poland Germany China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Winkellman
Girl Scouts
Winkelman
Amarillo
Girl Scouts of America
Europe
Asia
George Waghorn
American Friends Service Committee
Austria
Poland
Germany
China
Japan
Gromyko Threatens Another Boycott at UN Security Council
Andrei Gromyko said he would boycott a Security Council delegates meeting held in New York to discuss trusteeship. He called the invitation informal and stated he would not attend. He reiterated opposition to the United States proposal for Holy Land trusteeship, voiced after a UN Security Council speech last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Andrei A. Gromyko
Security Council
United States
New York
Gromyko
Holy Land
United Nations Security Council
East Amarillo Bus Line Extension Plans Made
Letty Fowler says North East Amarillo intersections prepared for a proposed extension of the East Amarillo Bus route. Fowler will confer with bus company officials to set an effective date. The extension will add two blocks north from North East Tenth to North East Twelfth. Dalhart Junior Chamber re-elected F. E. Thomas president.
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Amarillo
Letty Fowler
City Transportation
Fowler
Dalhart Junior Chamber of Commerce
F. E. Thomas
Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr’s Wife Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr died at her home 740 Park Avenue New York of a heart attack. She was Abby Green Aldrich daughter of US Senator Nelson Aldrich and sister of banker Winthrop Aldrich. They had five sons and a daughter and she married the Rockefeller heir in 1901. Trustees in San Antonio gain after a tie vote. Garcia and Sutton receive 7942 and 7064 votes respectively with canvass meetings set.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Rockefeller
Abby Green Aldrich
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
John D. TH
Laurance
Winthrow
Abby
Abby. Mrs. Rockefeller Was A Sister of Winthrop Aldrich
Park Avenue
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NY Cent
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Packard
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Penney
NJ & Eo
Studebaker Ie
Iowa
Union Carbide
Unive
Warner Bros Western
Union Bee
Morore
Willss-Overland
Wilson @ co
Woolworth
MR. Tack
Diane Robinson
Amarillo High
Amy Field
Ordnance Plant
Sara Wescoat
Mr. Adams
Tack
Mextina
Sun Valley
Naval Reserves
Brush Pharns
Organized Reserve
Frank Pharris
Spanish Courts
Naval Reserve Training Center
Mis Ansley
Rusk
John J. Coutts
Vandale
Morrow
Roy C. Andrews
VFW
Paraguay
Jack
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East Amarillo
Erry
Marilloaundry
Negro
San Antonio
J. Sutton
Blackburn-Shau
Firth
Pierce
Zale
Zale's
Plamomd Importers
Byron Singleton
American Bar Committee
E. Byron Singleton
American Bar Association
Mr. Singleton
Robert R. Jorgensen
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