Markets and grain notes from Kansas City and New Orleans reports
Livestock prices show hogs top at 11.25 with 180 to 260 pound desirables. Cattle and calves market steady with fat cattle and vealers noted. sheep activity thin with native lambs around 9.26 and Texas bids near 28.25. Cotton in New Orleans advances 7 to 10 points to rise above 1.50 base, while grains in Amarillo show mixed wheat and corn futures with modest gains and losses.
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Kansas City
Kanegab City
Ave
M.A
D. A
Texas
New Orleans
Cotton Ret
Dee
Dan
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Trading Activity
The New York Stock Exchange session shows varied results with several blue chips advancing while others slip. Notable movers include Armour, Anaconda Copper, American Radiator, and DuPont amid mixed volume as investors weigh earnings and market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. A. Pierea & Co
Amefilio
Close ‘ Co
T. Amer Loo O
Toesese
Armour & Co
Anaconda Copper
Cevetas
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Rarnadall Omoo
Baldwin Lace
Blendix Aviation
Rethieham Steel
Cceeeee
Borden
Budd Mie
Chi
Rock Island & P Owrysier Vee
Rock Island & P Owrysier vee bribe Columb Gas @ Fi Continental Raking
Gen Pub Service Gillette Rator
Goodrich Goodyear Great Weat
Sumer
Houston Ofvices
Houdaille
Hershey Ny
Hudson Motors
Johna Manville Tases Bey SO
Ccees
Kennecott Copper Ae
Ccee
Mo Kan Texas ER
Mo Kan
Texas
Montgomery-Ward
Murray Corp
Application for Liquor Permit in Amarillo Texas
The undersigned applies for a Retail Liquor permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board and publishes notice as required. The permit would be used for a business at 201 West 16th Ave Amarillo Texas. Signed by May Bros. Drug J Alton May and T Fender May, Owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
West 16Th Ave
Amarillo
Texas
MAY Bros. Drug
J. Alton May
T. Fender May
Hotel Ross Drug Permit Request At Amarillo Address
Public notice states the Ross Hotel Drug owner Mrs John Dow seeks a retail liquor permit under the Texas Liquor Control Act. The application targets 322 East 5th Ave Amarillo Texas and cites section 10 of House Bill No 77 of the 44th Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
Texas Liquor Control Act
East 5Th Ave
Amarillo
Texas
Ross Hotel Drug
John Dow
North Fillmore
S. and M. Drug
S. E. Morris
10Th
Pes Ae
Nelson Drug Pcompany
J. Verne Nelson
Harrison Street
Harretta Gray
Taylor St
Dyche Pharmacy
W. E. Dyche
Wholesale Liquor Permit Applied For Amarillo Texas
The Panhandle Drug Co Inc under R D Bob Russell gives notice by publication of a Wholesale Liquor Permit application with 44th Legislature Texas Liquor Control designed for use at 103 South Pierce Amarillo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
Texas Liquor Control Act
South Pierce
Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle Drug Co., Inc
R. D
Bob) Russell
Application liquor permit at 99 South Polk Street Amarillo Texas
A permit application used in the conduct of a business at 99 South Polk Street Amarillo Texas. Signed by CONSUMERS ICE CO INC Plant No 2 with Alex Davidson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
South Polk Street
Amarillo
Texas
Consumers Ice Co., Inc
Alex Davidson
800 North Fillmore Ama S And M Drug
S E Morris owner listed for 800 North Fillmore with Ama S And M Drug as a referenced entity in the readable text.
Nelson Drug Company Sign Promotes Local Pharmacy
A vandalized fragment shows a sign reading NELSON DRUG PCOMPANY with J. Verne Nelson as owner, displayed at 400 W. 10th in Texas. The notice indicates the business branding and ownership.
Corner Drug Store Bill No. 77 Act Notice
Public notice for Bill No. 77 under Acts of the Sec 118 announces Harrison Street location Corner Drug Store owned by Harretta Gray. Ownership and action details are concise and designate the official party and premises involved.
Men held on misdemeanor theft in Potter County
R D Barton and Frank Brock were jailed today on theft charges for allegedly stealing a blanket from a automobile. The offense is under five dollars. Detective Captain Clark Cain turned the pair over to county officers Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Barton
Frank Brock
Potter County
Clark Cain
Public hearing on Amarillo zoning map changes set for August 25
The Amarillo City Commission will hold public hearings at 8:00 P M on August 25 1936 in City Hall Council Chamber to rezone two properties Lot 1 Block 22 C R Crudgington Addition and Lot 5 Block 3 Ridgemere Addition from Residential to Retail. LEVERNE CALHOUN City Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
City Commission
Council Chamber
C. R. Crudgington Addition
City of
Amarillo
North Sth Avenue
Ridgemere
Leverne Calhoun
Dyche Pharmacy Applies for Retail Liquor Permit in Amarillo
An applicant identified as W. E. Dyche, owner, seeks a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board for 516 Taylor Street in Amarillo. The filing lists Dyche Pharmacy as the business and W. E. Dyche as proprietor.
XIT Cowhands Plan Amarillo Organization
A former XIT Ranch cowhand group will form in Amarillo within weeks. Lawyer W A Askew says many Panhandle men rode for the Rita Blanca division and may meet this year for a reunion at the Fort Worth Frontier Centennial. He urges former XIT cowhands to write for a membership list. Judge J D Hamlin of Farwell funds stationery and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XIT Ranch
W. A. Askew
Amarillo
Rita Blanca
Panhandle
Fort Worth Frontier
XIT
Askew
J. D. Hamlin
Farwell
Capitol Land Syndicate
New Air Police Set Air Highway Altitude Rules
Officials announced a nationwide system of air highways with fixed flight altitudes and wind flying standards for private operators. Traffic control stations already operate at Newark Cleveland and Chicago airports with plans for Detroit Pittsburgh Washington LA and San Francisco to monitor planes and issue radio orders to smooth traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Fittaburgh
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
NO NEW TAX discussion during crisis tour and tax push
The White House conference ended early as the President prepared to tour flood areas in Pennsylvania and New York. The agenda included abolition of nuisance taxes on gasoline oil and luxuries with a study of the tax structure to be started by the joint committee on internal revenue legislation and later hearings by the Senate finance and House ways and means committees. Morgenthau declined to estimate the potential tax yield and avoided specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Pennsylvania
New York
Harrison
Coughton
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue
Senate Finance and
House Ways and Means
Morgenthau
Treasury study weighs effects of business growth on tax burden
The official argues that higher business activity raises tax revenue and reduces relief burden, bringing the treasury closer to balance. He notes corporate tax legislation will be examined along with other laws in the tax study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Treasury
Coughton
Congress
Blom Cabinet Grapples With Spanish Non Intervention
The Blum government said it could not stop individual volunteers from crossing the Spanish border and would not forbid mass recruiting. Premier Mussolini had questioned recruiting and fundraising for either side in the Spanish conflict. The cabinet decided organizations may raise funds for both the Spanish Socialist government and the rebel Fascists by popular subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blum
Roger Salengro
Mussolini
Italy
Salengro
Labor unions at a political crossroad in 1936
The piece examines labor's uncertain path in supporting Roosevelt while factions debate industrial unionism and leadership alignments. It notes Coolidge's popularity after the Boston police strike and shows tense exchanges at a press conference with Green and a scene at Harvey's restaurant where union leaders and figures from A F L encounter critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Roosevelt
John Lewis
Green
Washington
A. F. of L
Lewis
Harvey's
William Hutcheson
Dan Tracey
Electrical Workers’ Union
Henry Bates
Bricklayers’, Masons’ and Plasterers’ Union
Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Union
NEA Service, Inc
Heat Record Falls Across Regions With Fatalities
The region faced extreme heat with a 112 degree high Tuesday, 104 Wednesday in Dallas, and 109.2 top Tuesday. England reported a 112 degree reading with a death from heat. Mrs. G Miller, 70, died of sunstroke in Abilene after 100 degree heat while returning from Belton. A farmer died near Mineral Wells as the heat wave began.
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Dallas
England
Cleburne
G. Miller
Mitchell County
Abilene
Belton
National League results and standings brief
Yesterday's NL scores New York beat Brooklyn 2 1 Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 2 Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 1 4 Chicago beat St Louis 3 5 Standings show St Louis Chicago New York tied at 43 games Brooklyn Philadelphia 40 67 Schedule lists Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn. American League results and standings update show New York 0 36 667 Cleveland 63 48 568 Detroit 58 52 527 Boston 51 a7 Washington 54 55 AOS Texas League results Tulsa 4 Galveston 3 and Dallas 5 San Antonio 1 plus other games. Sol Dreyfuss lauded as outstanding Texas sportsman at banquet in Longview. World coal supply note comments on possible 500 year limit.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston Sestered OL
Sol
Texas Sports
Longview
U.P
Sol Dreyfuss
Dallas
Dallas Texas League
East Texas Longview Cannibals
Texas
Dreyfuss
Walter Morris
East Texas League
International Basketball Congress Advances Rule Change
The International Basketball Congress approves an new rule effective next season removing center tip-offs except to start halves. After each score the ball is thrown in from the end line by the team that scored. Japan may seek two Olympic classes in Tokyo 1940 with unlimited and limited height options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
International Basketball Congress
Japan
Tokyo
Boxing Results From New York and St Louis Cards
United Press reports Gustave Eder 146 1 2 pounds knocks out Jimmy Leto 144 Hartford at nine rounds. Sandy McDonald 204 3 4 pounds wins by technical knockout over Jerry Pavalec 211 1 2 pounds New York in two. John Henry Lewis 180 pounds from Phoenix defeats George Nichols 176 pounds Buffalo on points in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Gustave Eder
Germany
Jimmy Leto
Hartford
Conn
Sandy McDonald
Dallas
Jerry Pavalec
ST. Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Georgie Nichols
Buffalo
Mavericks Return From Harding Ranch Camp with Activities
Thirty Maverick Club members returned yesterday from a camping trip at Harding's Ranch. Swimming hiking and games were included in the camp program while food and supplies were provided by local concerns. Ralph Dykeman led the group during the camp period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Club
Harding
Ralph Dykeman
German riders win Olympic dressage in Berlin event
Germany swept the equestrian dressage event at Berlin with team victory and individual gold. First Lieut Heinz Pollay rode Kronos to win the individual title, while Major Friedrich Gerhard placed second aboard Absinth. Germany led France and Sweden in the team standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Heinz Pollay
Kronos
Teuton
Friedrich Gerhard
France
Sweden
Leading Baseball Players Of 1930s Across Leagues
A compact glance lists top honorees across leagues: Gehrig and Foxx lead runs and hits while Averill shines in batting for Indians and Red Sox. Notable pitchers include Hadley and Lucas with strong win totals, and Ott hits for Cardinals with 112 RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherly
Indians
Averill
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Foxx
Red Sox
Troshy
Walker
Rolfe
di Maggio
Mize
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
J. Martin
Ott
Giants
Medwick
Demaree
Cubs
Hermay
Goodman
Reds
Camills
Phillies
Klein
Camilli
Berger
Bees
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FB. A, Pierce & Co
Rim
Aoly al Talesh Dee
B. Amarilio Cities Service
Os Cities Service
Electric Bond & & Gulf OW
Humble Oil
Sunray Oil
United Gas
Hecla Mines
Pierre & Co
Wan
Seneca Dervile Co., Inc
Studebaker
Toney Chisum, Inc
Chrysler
Plymouth Polk
Paymenta
Jack Johnson
Buchanea
American Acte Wrecking
Orth Fillmore
Wilson W. Ballew General Auto Service
Anna
BESS
Ferrie & Elmer
H. D
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Co
West Tenth
Twaddell
HESS
Polk
Madrid
Guararrama
Nash Motors
Natl Dairy Prods
Natl
Pow & Light
NY Central
North American Aviationary Am North American Co
Ohio
Otis Steel Seereee
P— Packard
Paramount Penney Co
RB AR Bus
Phillips Petrol Aft
Eagees Weer
Ib i
Remington Rand Oy
Republic Steel
Tees
St Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Bocony-Vacuum
Booth Pac RR
Southern Railway
Servel
Sperry Ooween Bal
Stewart-Warner l
Texas Corp
BkTe
Texan Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pac Coal & O
Ly Trans-America
Thompson Starrett Our
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corps
Wee Am United Drug
U §& Stee Aed Tee
W— Warner Browne Eee
Western Union Eee Ao
Woolworth
AIR Police
H. A. Osborne
North Nelson Street
Amarillo Transfer and Storage Company
By C. A. Riley
Tulsa
Galveston
Fort Worth
Beaumont
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Pet
Waltz
Mwnly
Plana Te
Herbie Holmes
NAT
Spitfire
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Virginia Weidler
Ozarks
Leif Erikson
Elizabeth Russell
Janet Young
Stooges
Masych
Ammie Oakiey
Howard
Ee Davis
Muman
Major League
Associated Press
Lary
Browns
Werber
Hadley
Malone
Martin
Lucas
French
Gumbert
Francis
Angel
Dee Cere 1B
Paramount
Eee
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