Kansas City Livestock Markets Report and New Orleans Cotton
In Kansas City on April 8, hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts show mixed demand with prices mostly steady to higher. Hog top $10.50 to 10.85, cattle steady to higher with fed steers around 8.75 to 8.25, and sheep selling largely 9.75 to 10.60. In New Orleans, weather and demand boosted cotton futures with May at 11.27 and July around 10.96, October 10.92, January 10.38.
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Miss Granger Heroine In Mountain Air Crash Rescue
Miss Granger survived the doomed TWA flight and aided injured passengers after the Newark to Pittsburgh run smashed into a mountain. She led a rescue, tended wounds with improvised bandages, and reached a remote cabin for help before returning to aid others.
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Chicago
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Otto Ferguson
Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Camden
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Addis
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Steubenville
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John J. O'Neil
Jersey City
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Surviving Plane Crash Hero Recounts Narrow Escape
C G Challinor, in Cleveland, escapes death after a Pennsylvania plane crash and a wrecked railroad car inferno. He describes crawl to safety, burning wreckage, mud blocked access, and hours of pain while awaiting rescue with sedatives finally arriving.
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Cleveland
April
C. G. Challinor
Pennsylvania
Public Safety Staff Ripped by Dissension in Austin
Reports of disruption in the Texas Public Safety Department after L G Phares was made permanent head. Governor Allred planned talks with officials to ease differences amid alleged resignations of Commissioner D D Baker of Seguin and senior ranger captain J W McCormick.
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Austin
Department of Public Safety
L. G. Phares
Allred
D. D. Baker
Seguin
J. W. McCormick
Hitchcock Funeral Arrangements Pend
The body of Mrs. Helen Caroline Hitchcock awaits funeral planning at Blackburn-Shaw chapel. She died Tuesday at age 24 at her home in Amarillo leaving husband Floyd R. Hitchcock and relatives in Amarillo Bentonville Miami Fort Sill Panhandle, with services pending.
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Helen Caroline Hitchcock
Floyd R. Hitchcock
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
P. E. Gilliam
Bentonville, Ark
Joe D. Bargin
Miami
Okla
Richard E. Morris
Fort Sill
W. J. Morris
Panhandle
Bever Dies in Local Hospital at 49
George Ernest Bever 49 died in a local hospital Tuesday night. Body at Griggs and Sons chapel pending completion of funeral arrangements. Bever was a World War veteran.
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George Ernest Bever
Griggs and Sons
Mr. Bever
Longtime Amarillo Resident Bever Remembered in Obituary
The deceased had lived in Amarillo for 30 years, managed Wayland estates, and later ran a plumbing business. Survived by widow Billie Ann Bever of 82 Kentucky Street, two brothers James Bever of Los Angeles and M. E. Bever of Anaheim, California, and six sisters including Rose Rosenberg, Grace Henry, Arch H, Will Frazier, Max Halzer, and H. Halzer.
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Amarillo
Wayland
Billie Ann Bever
Kentucky Street
James Bever
Los Angeles
M. E. Bever
Anahiem
Cal
Rose Rosenberg
Grace Henry
Arch H
Will Frazier
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