Kansas City Livestock Market Reports April 28
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show steady to slightly lower prices. Cattle and calves feat mixed loads of beef cattle with varied sales. hogs, sheep, and lambs also posted mostly steady to lower quotes amid light early trading and later activity. Preisings include hogs around 21 to 23, calves near 24, beef cows mid teens, and light yearlings in the 18 to 20 range.
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Kansas City
City
Usda
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Hosgs
Merrill and Pierce, Fenner & Puteoteants
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Tel & Tel
Armour & Cordette Wees
AT & SF +eee
Burroughs
Motors
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Interlake Iron Thee
Harvester Ese
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott Coppers
Glenn L Martin
Peckara
Eewes
Pan Amer Airways
Penn RR
Penney JC
Phelps Dodge Eee
Phillips
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas Guilt
Western Union
White Motors Ac
Overland
Wilson & Coll
Woolworth
Grain Table
False Alarm Fine Repaid Aids Welfare
Seattle grandmother Mrs William F Jensen of Seattle paid a 50 dollar fine for turning in a false alarm to protect her husband from footpads The mayor William O Dwyer intervened prompting a special hearing At the end the chief magistrate dismissed the case and returned the 50 dollars to the Jensens for welfare.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Seattle
William F. Jensen
Wash
Joseph Levine
O'Dwyer
O’dwyer
Chinatown
Train wreck injures 46 near Ontario California
A Southern Pacific Argonaut passenger train derailed near Guasti three miles east of Ontario California injuring 46 people. Rail damage spilled cars off the track while no fatalities were reported. In Warsaw Indiana a separate Pennsylvania Railroad derailment after a broken rail injured one passenger and disrupted two blocks of track.
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Ontario
Cal
Southern Pacific
Here
Guasti
trans-Pacific
Warsaw
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Texas Charters 233 Corporations Gain March Boost
Domestic corporations chartered in Texas in March climbed to 233, nearly double February’s 114. Capitalization rose to 6 359 000 from 3 241 000, yet remained below March 1946’s 349 charters. Merchandising charters led with 57, then manufacturing 31, real estate 25, construction 16, and oil 10.
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Texas
Texas Bureau of Business Research
Warranty Deeds And Court Notices Collated In Patchy List
A series of warranty deeds records several transfers including Dewer A Hicks to Fred Alexander Lot 10 Block 13 Bivins Addition and various others across North Highlands Denver Heights Belmont Park and Ridgemere areas. The district court docket lists divorces with Damico Miller Watson and related actions among multiple cases. Public license items note couples and buyers including Moore Hurd Mitchell and others.
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Dewer
Hicks
Fred
Alexander
Bivins
Hardin
F. Hutcherson
North Highlands
Gecar J. Schell
Hugo H Loewenstern
Bakie
Buco H Loewenstern
Jesse L Shusgert
Eakie Frank Gilvin
T. FE Hobbs
Gés Defrance
Wolffin Place
D. Allison
O F. Russell
Biock
Gas District Court
Giacys Louise Damico
Albert N Damico
EH Miller
Elberta Miller
Billie Jean Thompson
John K Peon
Chritia Watson
Menry Watson, Jr
Force Abiecer
Eva Jane Hurd
Willem Charlies Mitchell
Nina Mar
Youthful Fugitives Face Federal Dyer Act Charge
Two 16 year old boys who escaped the Colorado Industrial School at Golden were charged in federal court with transporting a stolen motor vehicle in interstate commerce. They were arrested by city officers early yesterday while asleep in the car. Bond was set at $750 each at arraignment before Deputy US Commissioner Mary K. Harty.
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Colorado
Golden
Mary K. Harty
Educational campaign for motorists urged by Amarillo letter
Mrs. Robert S. Burnett proposes a city wide driving education drive to reduce accidents citing 1947 figures from the city and Texas Highway Department. She suggests a moving picture on local accident causes be shown to all driving license applicants before issuance to improve future drivers.
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Robert S. Burnett
Madison
Burnett
Globe Platform
Platform
Bir
Texas Highway Department
State Highway Department
Robert B. Burnett
Madison Street
Akron Bus Strike Halts Service For 350,000 In Area
Akron area faced a broad transit stoppage as 142 bus and trolley mechanics, members of the International Association of Machinists AFL, went on strike after rejecting a 7 cent hourly raise by the Akron Transportation Company. The walkout disrupts service for more than 350,000 riders.
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Akron
CIO
AFL
International Association of Machinists
Akron Transportation Company
Counsel Analyzes Pending Auto Legislation in Texas
Cleo Clayton Jr of Amarillo legal counsel for the Texas Used Car Dealers Association issued an analysis of eight pending bills affecting automotive business. Bill Freeman, vice president of the association, announced the briefing this morning to members.
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Cleo Clayton, Jr
Amarillo
Texas Used Car Dealers’ Association
House
Senate
Bill Freeman
Freeman
Oakland Numeralogist Seeks Name Change to Wrandvaufgilmarkets
Miswald Cenda Wrandvakist of Oakland asks the court to change his name to Linkols Diselgrowels Wrandvaufgilmarkets citing beliefs about luck. The filing appears in a local court record dated April 28.
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Oakland
Cal
Miswald Cenda Wrandvakist
Linkols Diselgrowels Wrandvaufgilmarkets
Texas Senate Calls for Reform School Investigation
The Texas Senate approved a resolution to create a seven member Texas Training School Code Commission to study revision of laws governing the State School for Boys at Gatesville and the State School for Girls at Gainesville. The commission, to exist through 1950, must report within 60 days of organization.
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Austin
U.P
Texas Senate
State School For
Gatesville
State School
Gainesville
House
Texas Training School Code Commission
Missing Paula Welden Believed Seen in Dallas
Bennington College reports a full description of 18 year old Paula Welden has been sent to a Dallas resident who claimed to have seen her. Welden, daughter of a Stamford Connecticut engineer, has been missing since December 1. An assistant provided the information while President Jones was in New York.
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Bennington
Lewis W. Jones
Bennington College
Paula Welden
Dallas
Jones
New York
Miss Welden
Stamford Conn
New Sign Erected for OK Cleaners on West Sixth
Tri-State Advertising installs an 8 by 3 foot metal sign for OK Cleaners at 1205 A West Sixth. The temporary outdoor marker marks the business location and hours remain unchanged.
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Tri-State Advertising
The
OK Cleaners
West Sixth
Bus Rolls Injuring 20 Near Hillsboro
Sheriff reports the Dallas bound Southwest Greyhound bus lost headlights on a rainswept US Highway 177 near Hillsboro. Driver L O Clayton said lights blinked out before the vehicle swerved and overturned twice. Twenty people injured, none in serious condition. fractures and cuts reported.
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Hillsboro
U.P
Ralph Allen
Greyhound
L. O. Clayton
Dallas
To Try Phillips For Robbery Here
Glen Phillips 26 was brought to Amarillo to face trial for the November 27 robbery of the Amarillo Western Union office. He was returned from Huntsville where he was serving a robbery sentence for a Dallas Western Union robbery. The bandit waited inside the office and demanded cash after customers left. He had been recently convicted in Dallas of a similar offense.
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Glen Phillips
Amarillo
Dallas
Election Returns To Be canvassed By City Commission
The city commission will canvass last Tuesday's special election results tomorrow night. Bud Curtis and Ira Stephenson are the elected commissioners, with Lawrence Hagg elected mayor in the April 1 general election. The panel will also open bids for three sand traps and 16 000 gallons of gasoline at 7 30. The new board takes office next Monday morning and meets next Tuesday night.
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Bud Curtis
Ira Stephenson
Lawrence Hagg
Court Rules Against Holiday Evictions
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that landlords cannot evict tenants when eviction papers were approved during the price control holiday. Justice Reed announced the decision with dissent by Justice Frankfurter. Fort Worth landlords J. W. Hughes Frankie Mae Page and Sophia Chandler sought evictions. the case centered on OPA revival and eviction actions begun during the holiday.
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Washington
Jw.p
Supreme Court Today
Stanley FP. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
OPA
J. W. Hughes
Frankie Mae Page
Sophia Chandler
Chandler
Miss Virginia Irwin Crowned May Queen At Prom
Amarillo High School senior Virginia Irwin was crowned May Queen at the junior senior prom held Saturday night. Attendants included Kathryn Hill and Claire Windsor. Election results announced by Jimmy Hall as escorts Jimmy Hall Dick Coon and John Maynard accompanied the ceremony.
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Virginia Irwin
Amarillo High School
Miss Irwin
W. R. Irwin
Harrison
Kathryn Hill
Deila Hill
Madison
Claire Windsor
R. G. Windsor
Hughes
Jimmy Hall
Dick Coon
John Maynard
McMillen to Open Gas Equipment Co in Denver
Bill McMillen former purchasing agent of Superior Manufacturing Co resigns to start Gas Equipment Co in Denver Colorado. The firm will supply liquified petroleum gas fittings and related products as exclusive supplier for L. C. Roney Inc Inglewood California serving seven states. McMillen was an original Superior employee and returned after five years naval service.
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Bill McMillen
Superior Manufacturing Co
Denver
Colo
The
Gas Equipment Co
L. C. Roney, Inc
Inglewood
Cal
McMillen
Garvin Given Term On Mann Act Charge
Leonard Garvin a 22 year old of Amarillo was sentenced to two years in a federal prison on Mann Act charges. He pleaded guilty to transporting a woman from Amarillo to Arizona for immoral purposes. The case shifted to Fort Worth for trial after his arrest in Little Rock Arkansas and return.
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Leonard Garvin
Amarillo
Federa
Fort Worth
Garvin
Arizona
Little, Rock, Ark
Amarillo Permits Help Push April Total Over Seven Hundred Thousand
Amarillo building permits for April surpassed seven hundred thousand dollars signaling a nationwide revival in construction. The weekly Texas Contractor reported that the year 1947 total reached 190,176,943 dollars with Amarillo contributing over two million dollars to that tally.
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Amarillo
Texas Contractor
Inner-Aid Promises Fast Gas and Bloat Relief
A testimonial lauds Inner-Aid as a new herbal formula that cleanses bowels clears gas from the stomach and acts on the liver and kidneys. The speaker claims dramatic waist reduction and renewed appetite after meals and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Amarillo Symphonic Chorus Meets Tonight at Parish Hall
The Amarillo Symphonic Chorus will gather at 8 15 tonight in the Parish Hall of St Andrew s Episcopal Church. Plans for the spring concert will be announced during the rehearsal and members are urged to attend. Singers from Hereford are expected, followed by a social hour after the meeting.
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Amarillo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hereford
City Expenditures Near Budget Despite Year-Long Review
City manager A P Hancock said expenditures so far this year run within a fraction of 1 percent of the budget. City auditor J C Lilly and Hancock have been reconciling accounts to close the books before the new city commission takes office next Monday night. The complete check has not been finalized.
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A. P. Hancock
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