County Court funds bond process and juvenile home plan
County officials discussed a bond issue to fund a new juvenile detention home on a 10 acre site also used by Walker Convalescent Home. The court approved using the Tri-State Fair Park barracks as a temporary facility and planned repairs. They also tabled Mrs. Helen Wrights request for increased care payments and moved to reconvey property once Highway 33 abandoned for later estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jordan
Boone Moreland
Austin
Moreland
Walker Convalescent Home
Tri-State Fair Park
Helen Wright
Bluebonnet Drive
Wright
Markets 12 O Clock Quotations From Merrill Lynch
New York stock market quotations list numerous common and obscure issues for traders. Prices span Air Reduction to Young St, with many industrials, utilities, and consumer names. notes include overseas parities and curb listings reflecting daily activity and sentiment.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Signals Mixed Demand
The Kansas City market shows cattle receipts near 10 000 head with calves, slaughter steers averaging 38 25 for top fed, 34 00 to 37 75 for good to choice. Feeder steers around 38 00 for 800 pounds, 35 00 to 36 50 for 950 to 1100 pound feeders. Hogs at 5 500 head, weights 180 to 270 pounds 20 50 to 21 00, 280 to 375 pounds 19 00, sow prices down 25 to 50 cents. Sheep 3 000 head slow, lambs 78 to 83 pounds at 36 75, 97 pound shorn lambs at 32 00 with No 2 skins.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Market Report April 16
Chicago livestock totals show hogs 10 600, prices 15 25 cents lower with good and choice 190 270 pounds at 21.10 21.25 and 380 300 pounds at 20.50 21.10. cows and sows weaker. Cattle data list steers 35 39 and up to 41.75 for prime, heifers 32.50 27.00, cows 24.50. Sheep Slaughter lambs 25 50 cents lower, Colora dos over 119 pounds 39.25, lambs 34.50 35.25, ewes 22.00 down.
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New York
Nat! Distillers
Nati Gypsum Co
Armco Steel
Nati SteelCorp
Armour & Co
Nati Supply Co
Ashland Ne
Assoc
North Am Avia
Opa
North Nat Gas
North Pac RR
Balta
Orig Once
Bendix Aviata
Oliver Corpor
Bethlehem St
Packard Motor
Ae Knox
Pan Am Airways
E Bliss Co
PankKast Pe
Boeing Airpin
Pan Prod & Ref
Bohn Alumni
Paramount Co
Borden Co
Feaheae Tsee
Pen Y Coa
J C Penney Co
Bridge Brass
Penn Pow&Lt
Briges Manus
iPennsy RR Co
Bucyrus Erie
DF. Fea
E Budd Co
Ae A' Burroughs
Fhelps Dodge
Philco Corp
Butler Bros
Canada
Phillip Morris
Phillip Petri
Carriaone
PittScrew&Blt
Case Coleman Cu Bet
Caterpillar Tr
Celanese Corp
Pullman Incor
Gentraiasw
Radio Corpors
Radio Corpora
K. Pictures
Ey Cheo Ri&pac Sacileo Motors
Republic
Imax Moly
Republic Steel Git
Revere
Clinton Foods
Rexall Drug
ColoFuel&Iron
Reynolds Teb
Columbia Gas
Richfield Oil
Columba
Safeway Stores
CommerCredit
St. Joseph Ld
Stl-Sf Rail
Gomi Edison
Consol Edison
Seemievingus
Consol Vultee Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Continent Oil
Servel Inc
Copperweld
Snell
Crane Co
Simmons Co
Curtis Publish
P-Rice
Curtiss Wright
Southern Comn
Southern Pac
Pee Ae
Southern RyCo
Eas i
Sparks
Dome Mines
Iea
Sperry Corper
Spiegel Incor
Duront de Nesgi
Sunshine Bis
Freeport
Swift& Comp
Fruehaus Co
Sylvan Elect
Gair Co
Syming Gould
General Elect
F Soto Aph
General Foods
Texas
General Motor
Tex Gulf
Gen Pub
Texg
Union Oil
Calarte Greyhound Co
Union Pacific
Grumman Air
United Aircrft
Gulf Oil Corp
United Airline
Halliburton
United Carbon
Heyden
Interlake Iron
US Steel Corp
UN Wallpaper
Internat
Nick
WalworthCom
Warner Bros
T&t
Warren Petrol
Johns Manvil
Weeson Oil
Jones & Laugh
Weird Sugar
Oy Manufact
Wan Ghia
ennecottCop
Nion Co
Laclede Gas
Penn el
Lehigh
Willys Overind
Woeren Goi
Lockheed Aire
Young Sheet
Loew’s Inc
oungstaStDr
Long Bell
Zenith Radio
CURB
Amer Maracab
Kaiser Fraser
Am Super P
Kingston Pr
Arkan
Nat Gas
Burma Corp
Lone Star Gas A Catalin Corp
la Land&Exp
Cessna Aircrft
Na Bellas Hess
Claude Neon
Nat Fuel Gas
Corro
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Shane Weaery
Eatas Acessias
Diapers Used On Air Force B47 Bombers
In Wichita on April 16, Boeing plant buyers learned diapers are requisitioned for the B-47 stratojet to clean the bombsight lens. Ray Mitchell, the superintendent, explained the diaper material is soft and lint free, making it suitable for lens cleaning.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Don Penner
Boeing
Ray Mitchell
Air war totals rise as Sabre strikes bridge
Since the war began on June 25 Allied planes have destroyed or damaged 317 Communist planes. Fifth Air Force tactical planes flew 684 sorties by Monday evening. Sabre jets conducted a strategic dive bombing of a Yalu River bridge at Uiju with two 500-pound hits. Ground gains by American and Turkish forces kept UN initiative across Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalu River
Uiju
Siniuju
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Korean
MacArthur and Truman Discuss Peace Treaty Plans
Five hours after General MacArthur left Tokyo he held a dramatic plane to plane talk with John Foster Dulles about the Japanese peace treaty. Dulles flew to reasssure Tokyo that MacArthur's departure would not affect the pact. He met General Ridgway on arrival and quoted MacArthur praising support from allies.
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Truman
MacArthur
Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dulles
General MacArthur
Pacific
Texas
Ridgway
MacArthur Returns to Hawaii for Hero's Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur arrives at Hickam Field with Mrs MacArthur and son Arthur for a hero's welcome in Honolulu. A tense crowd, photographers pressed by air police, while officials and advisers prepare for public ceremonies later in the day.
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Arthur
MacArthur
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Col
Anthony Story
Sid Huff
Huff
Tokyo
Adm
A. W. Radford
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Hickam
General MacArthur Visit Sparks Hawaii Show Of Support
Army and Navy leaders plus civilians Pace Stainback and Mayor Wilson greet General MacArthur at Hickam Field. Pace shakes hands as they smile in a milling crowd. MacArthur plans to go to San Francisco and Washington to speak on the dispute over his dismissal by President Truman.
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Army
Navy
Pace
Stainback
John Wilson
Honolulu
Hickam
MacArthur
Hickam Field
Bataan
Hawaii
San Francisco
Washington
Congress
Truman
Matador Ranch Offer Sparks Texas Deal Rumors
Matador months to respond as directors weigh a potential 20 million offer from American buyers rumored to be a New York syndicate. The proposal targets Matador at Matador Texas and the Alamositos near Channing spanning 803000 acres across seven counties. British and American-held shares mix in the Matador company with plans to dissolve the firm and sell land while mineral rights may stay with current shareholders. Oil prospects and Humble Oil lease add further context to the stalled discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matador
Tex
Alamositos
Channing
Texas
America
New York
MacDougall
Matador Company
Humble Oil Company
Matador Ranch Oil Prospects Highlight Expansion Plans
John MacKenzie Jr of Denver reported at today's meeting that Matador recently leased Alamositas to Superior Oil, with three seismograph crews on site and drilling to begin soon. Major firms have leased about a third of Oldham County acreage, pledging over three million dollars in the next two years, suggesting a promising structure. Celanese is considering a major expansion in chemicals and production linked to rearmament efforts.
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Matador Ranch
Matador
London Stock Exchange
MacDougall
New York
John MacKenzie, Jr
Denver
Colo
Alamositas
Superior Oil Company of California
Oldham County
MacKenzie
Texas
Celanese picks Panhandle site for new plant
Celanese plans immediate construction employing 500 to 1,000 workers during build and about 156 highly trained technicians upon completion. For a month the firm surveyed West Texas and the Panhandle, with water availability near Oil City cited as a factor in choosing Pampa. Chemical and Engineering News notes potential for a further development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Panhandle
Pampa
Oil City
Chemical and Engineering News
Consul Appointments Span Multiple Cities Across Frontier Posts
The report describes a diplomat receiving the full consulship and transfers to San Francisco, with service in Nogales, Naco, Tucson, Denver, Oklahoma City, St. Louis, Kansas City, El Paso, Houston and San Antonio. He acts as consul general in San Francisco, El Paso and San Antonio. He succeeds Eugenio V. Pesqueira, head of the office since September 1947, who founded the city's first foreign government office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nogales
Naco
Tucson
Ariz
Denver
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Kansas City
el Paso
Houston
San Antonio
Eugenio V. Pesqueira
Baptist Sunday School Convention Opens With Keynote Address
Dr Holcomb will deliver the keynote at Municipal Auditorium on The Word for the sin salvation and redemption. Dr Harrell also is on the program with The Bible Brain of Sin Salvation and Redemption not altered. Notables Dr W L Howse and Dr Andrew Q Allen arrived for the three day meeting with 2000 to 3000 expected. registration at First Baptist Church foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School Board
Holcomb
Municipal Auditorium
Harrell
W. L. Howse
Fort Worth
Andrew Q. Allen
Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
First Baptist Church
Baptist convention program set with notable speakers
In the First Baptist Church and evening sessions will be in Municipal Auditorium. Leading Baptists on the program include Dr. J Howard Williams Dallas executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention Dr James N Morgan pastor of the North Fort Worth Baptist Church and Howard E Butt Jr Corpus Christi a lay leader active statewide. Rev Carl E Bates host pastor gave the welcome address this afternoon. Other speakers were Dr Howse Mr Barnette and Dr Allen. Tonight's session features Dr Holcomb Mr Harrell Rev W C Bryant R H Dilday and W L Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Municipal Auditorium
J. Howard Williams
Dallas
Baptist General Convention
James N. Morgan
North Fort Worth
Carl E. Bates
Dr. Howse
Barnette
Dr. Allen
Dr. Holcomb
Mr. Harrell
W. C. Bryant
R. H. Dilday
W. L. Pearson
Military leaders doubt decisive win under present policy
Military authorities led by General Ridgway say a conclusive victory is impossible under current policies as Communist foes retain capacity and the nation must reassess strategy. The statement frames the security stance amid ongoing Cold War debates and calls for policy review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinder
Ridgway
Gore proposes radioactivity belt as wartime solution
The writer discusses a spring offensive and Christian leadership, urging unity. Gore suggests a contaminated belt across Korea with advance warnings that foot soldiers and vehicles entering would face death or deformity. He argues periodic recontamination could solve the Korean problem, contrasting with atomic weapons and outlining contexts for their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gore
Korea
Truman
Japan
United Nations
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Lois B. Murrah
Polk
van Bruner
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Boxwelle Sone
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Umbarger
Jewella Inn
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Rosa Magsett
Boxwell Brothers
Robison Mary M. Robison
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Charles
Edgar
George
John
Edward
Lewie
Eliza Lucy Raef
Margharetta Patterson
Florence Elliott
Mary Amabilis
Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Liano
N.S. Griggs & Sons Aret A
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Fannie May
Ora Lee Stoats
Zola May Tipton
Z. R
Florence Brown
Dora Dosier
W. A
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Griggs
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
Pusan
United States
Robert T. Shaver
Eighth Army
Shaver
Edward H. Brookes
Army Department
Brookes
Paul D. Dezemel
Grand Ronde, Ore
Mexico
Mexico City
House
Senate
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Financial Industrial Fund
News-Globe
Faulkner
Bishop
Baptists
Ford
Fordcraft
Taylor
Don M
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