Markets Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Records
Chicago cattle and calves hold steady to firm with good and choice weights $14.75 to $16.50, prime hogs around $14.75, sheep steady near $14.50 to $15.10. Kansas City livestock show midweek activity with cattle and calves selling steady to firm. hogs and sheep mixed, buyers focused on light weight and replacement stock. Financial Industrial Fund reports liquidation at $18,591 with a $2.04 offering.
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Chicago
Aus
Texas
Kansas City
NEW York Stock Exchange
Errill Lynch
Pierce, Fenenr & Cane
Melt & Ref
M Invest Oer
Mnelair Oil Ry
Mt Oil
Mt Motors
Russ Wright
Re & Co
Ugiasircraft
Illette
Nt Harvester
Ennecott Copper
Ckhee
ne-Bell Lumber
Lenn L Martin Papeeee
BI Gulf Oils
Ward
Biscuit
Can
New York Ship Building
New York Central Ay
Dlo
North Am Aviation
Bly Ohio Oil
K“ckard Oy
Pan Amer Airways A
Paramount Oe
Penn RR
Phillips
Radio Corp Rand
Sheil Union Oil
Socony Vacuum
Oeane
Studebaker
Swift & Co
Texas Car
Tex Gulf
Tidewater
Union Carbide Veeee
United Aircraft
U Rubber
U Steel Co
Wilson
White Motors Bros
Warner Western Union
Zenith
Overwhelming Defeat for Jobless Benefits Bill
The House rejected a plan to liberalize postwar jobless benefits 188 to 54 and shifted to a bill keeping unemployment compensation entirely to the states. The substitute would have set federal standards up to 52 weeks at $25 weekly. The vote marked the first test of government backing for worker security in postwar reconversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
German Lieutenant Commander Escapes at Waynoka
Police in Amarillo were notified of the escape of Heinrich Eich, a German lieutenant commander, after he boarded a freight train in Waynoka Oklahoma. Eich, 35, works in the railroad yards and may wear civilian clothes. he speaks English, is 5 feet 6 inches tall, 130 pounds, with blue eyes and light brown hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Heinrich Eich
Waynoka
Okla
FBI
Eich
Nazi Butchery Enrages Paris
Paris reports the exhumation of 50 French policemen and FFI members killed by German SS troops in the weeks before the fall of Paris. Bodies found at Caserne de la Republique Luxembourg Gardens and Vincennes pits confirm Nazi terror and torture without trial.
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Paris
FFI
Caserne de la Republique
Luxembourg Gardens
Vincennes
Wartime WAC Medical Technician Interviews In Amarillo
Lt. Ethel M. Rowdybush of the Officer Procurement Service will interview women eligible for WAC medical technician duty in Amarillo this weekend and Monday. A high school graduate may choose medical or dental training with twenty six weeks of instruction before assignment. If already a graduate medical, X Ray, dental, or surgical technician, she may enlist, complete basic training, and enter active duty to aid sick and wounded soldiers.
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Ethel M. Rowdybush
Officer Procurement Service
Eighth Service Command
Amarillo
WAC
Army
Overseas urging women to join service unit
Mrs. G. H. Bennett and family return to Dallas after three weeks visiting. The article highlights a push for eligible women to explore service with the unit and includes a call to return to Dallas. Barbara Ann and Dale Bennett are mentioned as children in the family.
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Martins
Jewel Martin
Sharon Ruth
Mena, Ark
Quay Martin
Taylor Street
Pfc
Dallas
G. H. Bennett
Barbara Ann
Dale
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Financial Industrial Fund
Abe
Burrows
Walter Burrows
Texhoma
J. B. Clouse
Jefferson Street
Norwich
Grant
Thomas E. Fish
Tucumcari, N. M
F. W
South Pierce Street
Leard
Pvt
Floyd Milburn Leard
Ft. Knox, Ky
J. A. Leard
Forest Street
Albuquerque
O. C. McCallister
Ross and Orville
Madison Street
N. M
R. C. Vernon
Happy
Wellington
New Mexico
W. T. Duke
West Seventh Avenue
West
Duff
Pinkney
Franks, Lb
Prem
Royal Crown Cola
Bell
Amarillo Housewives
Iginger
Levine’s
Resistol
Betty Rose
Mary-Lane
Coats
W. T. Robbins
Amarillo, Texas
Boxwell
Skye Amarillo
Oumas Perryton—Spearman
Kay
Ce Docks
Amarillo Ice Co
Second & Monroe
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