Wall Street mixed as Dow dips. Kansas City and Chicago livestock report
Stocks show mixed moves with declines in some names as 1 PM figures place volume around 400,000. Dow Jones averages fade while Bellwether issues like General Electric and General Motors edge lower. cattle, hogs, and lambs move in Kansas City and Chicago markets with steady to firm bids for select classes.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Mo
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Kansas
Fewer Active Army Nurses Than War Needs
Lt. Isabelle Diehl notes over 70 Amarillo registered nurses are inactive while Army Nurse Corps quotas rise. She cites wartime casualties and December returns as stressing shortages, with 71 percent overseas duty in January and a call for relief, rotation home, and adequate personnel to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Isabelle Diehl
ANC
Army Nurse Corps
Kirk
Diehl
Canning Sugar Rules Issued For 1945 In Potter County
Potter County Ration Board sets home canning sugar limits of 15 pounds per person and 120 pounds per family for 1945. Total national sugar is down from 1944, reducing local issue. Application blanks are available at grocery stores and the county home demonstration agent office in the courthouse, open 9 to 5 Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Ration Board
Home Demonstration Agent
Court House
Ration Board
Fine Motorists for License Violations
Twenty four Potter County motorists were cited for license plate and license violations. Officers warned of renewed checks and fines include 20 percent penalties on plate costs for 1945 plates and drivers without proper licenses were directed to the courthouse license division for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Polk Ivy
Amarillo
Department of Public Safety
Funeral Services for Audrey Glasgow Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Audrey Glasgow 21 wife of B J Glasgow Army will be at 5 tomorrow afternoon at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Rev Sam Thomas will officiate Burial in Llano Cemetery Survivors include her parents Raymond and Pearl Adkisson Amarillo and two sisters She died yesterday in a local hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Glasgow
B. J. Glasgow
Army
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Sam Thomas
Llano
Raymond Adkisson
Pearl Adkisson
Amarillo
Glassgow
Oral
Cazier and Scott Travel to Lubbock for Pilot Examinations
Frank Cazier general inspector for Civil Aeronautics in Amapillo and Miss Betty Scott the board secretary left today for Lubbock to administer commercial pilot examinations. They will return tomorrow.
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Frank Cazier
Amapillo
Betty Scott
Lubbock
Courthouse Records Deeds and Marriage Licenses Listed
Property transfers include multiple QO A Thomas to G O Stand ley and William H Bush to Verner C Godsey in San Jacinto Heights and Bush additions. Marriage licenses show Howard Stephens with Elaine Mayo, Jack Nation with Elsie Nicely, Paul Yannello with Geraldine Biffle, Clinton Moore with Wanda Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush McKnight Co
Robert E. Gorman
San Jacinto Heights
May Belle Brewater
San Jacinto
Hts
John F. Ross
Et Ax
Marion E. Arnold
Bivins
Albert
Mirror Adda
Howard Stephens
Elaine Mayo
Jack Nation
Elsie Lee Nicely
Paul W. Yannello
Geraldine Bif
Funeral Services for James E. Bills Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for James E. Bills Amarillo printer will be held at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Dr A D Foreman of the First Baptist Church will officiate with pallbearers Roy Cline Denver Wible Jerry Malin Joe Hess Charles Stephenson J P Black Jake Collier and Woodfin Camp and Globe News staff as honorary pallbearers. Bills 59 was the oldest printer on the Globe News force having served as foreman of day and night shifts and a makeup man. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bills
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
A. D. Foreman
First Baptist Church
Roy Cline
Denver Wible
Jerry Malin
Joe Hess
Charles Stephenson
J. P. Black
Jake Collier
Woodfin Camp
Globe-News
Bills
Llano
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Hancock Bringing Film for Premiere
Final plans for the world premiere of Victory Harvest take shape as Carl Hancock arrives in Amarillo with the 20 minute film. He will meet with government agricultural agency representatives, the Chamber of Commerce, and Jack King of Interstate Theatres. The premiere is set for Thursday night at the Paramount Theater before the film is distributed to theaters nationwide. Amarillo is chosen for its agricultural prominence and features Marvin Jones in a two minute epilogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hancock
Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Jack King
Interstate Theatres
Paramount Theater
Marvin Jones
Orchid presented to Mrs Sarah Robb for 103rd birthday
Mrs R C Thrasher from 721 Hayden reports radio program Breakfast at Sarai s honored her grandmother Mrs Sarah Robb of Manzola Col with an orchid for her 103rd birthday. She notes six generations alive and her mother at 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thrasher
Hayden
Sarai’s
Sarah Robb
Manzola
Col
Covered Dish Luncheon by Martha Class at First Baptist
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church hosts a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at noon in the church hall. The nursery will be open for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Dye Family Visit in Claude Home
Mrs. Buster Dye and her husband visit Mrs. W E Caz Zell at 510 Florida in Claude. Fatal burns in children ages one to four occur about equally from hot liquids and from open flames or hot objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Dye
Claude
Mrs. Dye
W. E. Cazzell
Florida
James Reneau Funeral Held
Funeral services for James Reneau 73 were held at Line Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Sizemore and Rev. Wilson officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Survivors include a widow, 13 children, 41 grandchildren, one great granddaughter, three brothers, an aunt and an uncle, and a sister. N. S. Griggs and Sons directed arrangements.
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James Reneau
Johnson
Line Avenue Baptist Church
J. W. Sizemore
A. Edwin Wilson
Buchanan Street Baptist Church
Llano
Reneau
Amarillo
Woodruff County
Ark
Texas
Howell
Cpl
Louis Wortham
U. S. Marine Corps
James Wortham
James
Buddy Reneau
Bertis Acton
Shelby Mitchell
Larra Ollie Reneau
South
Wesley Mitchell
Ruth O. Wortham
Rachel Acton
Christine Rodgers
Ermaree Sweeny
Helen Prince
Cathryn Pomfree
L. H. and
Paul
Carl Reneau
Hennessey
Okla
Calvin Reneau
Sheppard Field
Wilson Reneau
San Pedro
Cal
George Reneau
Cottonplant
Bob
Hot Springs
Herbert
Michigan
Walter
Louisiana
C. W. Brooks
Wesley Reneau
Mattie Reneau
Ruth Ann Davis
G. R. Davis, Jr
Oakland
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Sam Houston Plans To Set Bond Pace
Sam Houston Junior High School aims to lead Amarillo in E-Bond sales during the Seventh War Loan drive with Miss Margaret Haley in charge. Kickoff was at 1 30 Thursday arranged by C A James and J S Orr. speakers included Ridgeway Birnbaum and Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Amarillo
Margaret Haley
C. A. James
J. S. Orr
Ridgeway
20Th Air Force
China-Burma-India
Jess Birnbaum
Russell Redman
Royal Air Force
Dick Brooks
Wolflin
McKinley
Condron to Speak to Amarillo Bar Association Luncheon
Dr. Condron will address Amarillo Bar Association members at the Amarillo Hotel noon luncheon on the need for a new Texas constitution. Judge Garrard, newly arrived Seventh Court of Civil Appeals, cannot attend due to illness and hospitalization in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condron
Texas
Texas State College
Canyon
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo
Bar Association
Ben Manning
Harwood Beville
C. L. King
Tom Garrard
Tohoka
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Garrard
Lubbock
Color Schemes For Living Rooms At HD Club
Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on home color schemes at the Humphrey Highland Home Demonstration Club meeting held yesterday in Mrs. C. R. Hearn's home at 907 Grand. Attendees included Mesdames Boles Pugh Walker Norton Hunnicut Miller and Miss Lokey. The next meeting is scheduled for April 19 at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Hunnicut’s home 801 Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Humphrey Highland Home Demonstration Club
C. R. Hearn
Tom Boles
Pugh
Gilbert Walker
Miles Norton
Bessie Hunnicut
L. M. Miller
Hern
Miss Lokey
Filariasis: mosquito borne tropical disease description
Filariasis is a tropical disease caused by a parasite transmitted through mosquito bites. The illness can lead to severe swelling and disability if untreated, highlighting the need for prevention and prompt treatment measures.
Death Takes Henry Rietman
Henry Rietman 83 of Amarillo died at 8 30 am in a local hospital after a three day illness. Survived by widow Emma, two sons F H of Wichita and Herman of Amarillo, daughter Mrs W A Glovier, five granddaughters Jo Ann Barbara Mary Elizabeth Alice Jane Sarah Elizabeth, one grandson Noel Dean, two brothers John and Frank both of Dyer Indiana, two sisters Mrs John Overhage of Dyer and Mrs Catherine Benz of Chicago. Funeral tentatively set for 10 am Tuesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rietman
Amarillo
Emma Rietman
F. H. Rietman
Wichita
Kan
Herman Rietman
W. A Glovier
Jo Ann
Barbara
Mary Elizabeth
Alice Jane
Sarah Elizabeth Rietman
Noel Dean Rietman
John
Frank Rietman
Dyer, Ind
John Overhage
Dyer
Ind
Catherine Benz
Chicago
Rietman
Sacred Heart Parish
Knights of Columbus
Legion Recruiters Visit Dumas Post For WAC Effort
WAC recruiting staff and Hanson Post No. 54 representatives plan a visit to Jake Eiland Post No. 224 in Dumas to urge enlistment of women for Army medical units. No on-site hospital technician recruitment will occur. Beaumont General and Ashburn General will continue to receive recruits from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas Legion
WAC
Hanson
The
American Legion
Dumas
Jake Eiland
Army
Jewel Hooper
Amarillo
Panhandle Legion
Texas
Beaumont
el Paso
Ashburn
McKinney
ROTC Ball at Amarillo High School Saturday Night
Amarillo High School hosts the annual ROTC Ball in the gym Saturday night with the Music Makers providing music. The event includes a presentation of ROTC officers and their sponsors beneath red white and blue decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Military manpower figures for Japan
A report states Japan has 4,000,000 men under arms and 2,000,000 more ready for service, reflecting a substantial reserve and mobilization capacity. The figures suggest broad expected industrial and logistical support for ongoing defense needs.
Cruisers Meet at High School Cafeteria Tonight
The group plans to gather in the high school cafeteria at 7 30 this evening and travel in the 40 and 8 engine. A statement notes that females show a higher percentage of defective vision than males across all age groups.
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JONES
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Eves Chacdeexs
NEW York Stock Exchange
Smelt & Ref
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Daweee
Armour & Co
Santa Fe
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
BorGem
Ssatwses
Braniff Swen
Briggs Mie
Budd
Burroughs Addah
Chryeler Sis
Cctec
Sinclair Oil
Scscdoee
Oik
Oneness Ae
Motors
Cossess
Curtis Wright
Ceese
Deere & Co
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Ccess BU
Cees
Svessvipases
Goodyear
Gvaddanse
Int Harvester
Eevee
Tae
Enkssceues Oess
Ees Ee
Lockhre Iansess
Glenn L. Martin
Gulf Oils Sevesess Caan
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit Stacas
NY Shipbuilding
Amn AW
Ea Sose
Packard Atte! Ae
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Cos
Phillips
Radio Corp
Rep Steel l
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sears de Vado
Shell Union Oil
Socony Vac
Sswcecers
Southern Pac
Npestvester
Financial Industrial Fund
Glasgow
Courthouse Records
Richard E Betz
Sable Batley
Raia Pellegrino, Jr
Anna M Cinntia
Clinton E. Moore
Wanda B Brown
GF. Patterson
Lola Patterson
Delton F. Chandler
Farol Dedd
York Tire Co
Hancock
Mrs. Thrasher
Orchid
HD Club
Death
Southern Brokerage Co
Mary Montgomery
Fisk Bldg
Victory Garden
Pruner
Howard N. Brewer, Jr
Nathaniel Brewer
Sgt. Brewer
England
J. N. Brewer
North East
Fourth Avenue
Charlotte Wyatt
GLOBE
John D. McBride
Zale
Mary L. Spen
Amarillo Texas
Plainview Texas
Marillo's Finest
Blackburn-Shaw
Pierer
Neils and Cement Inc
Vilontennees Ward
Artelos
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