Stock Averages and Market Notes From Merrill Lynch List
The bulletin lists numerous securities including Air Reduction, Libby, Lockheed, Allied Stores, Loews, Amer Airlines, Pan Am, and others with varied percentages. It references closing prices, percentages, and earnings context across diverse industries as compiled by Merrill Lynch for the markets in Alaska Juneau, Amarillo offices, and broader U.S. listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, & Beane
I. EE Berebie
Amities Spa Ee
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
Lambert Co
Allegheny
Libby Meen&swee
Lockheed Airc Allied Stores
Loews Incisig
Allis Chalmers
Lone Star Cm
Amer Airlines
Loulsvy &Nash
Amer Cable&r
Mack Trucks
Amer Car&Fay
Gien L. Martin
Amer Chain
Amer Locomet
Amer Eral
Amer
Amer Roll Mill
Montem Ward
Amer Smelt&r
Assoc DryGas
Gypsum
Arch Top
Supp
Voo M
Newport Ie
Win Loco
Itimore @O
North Auli
Barnedall
North Net Gas
Bendix Aviata
Porth Pac
Best Foods
Ohio
Oki
Thiehem
Oliver Corp
Knox
Packard Motor
Jane Co
Porto Rico
So Pac RR
Spiegel, Inc Bl, &Hudson
Square D Co
Tillers
Uglies Alver Vie
Ol NJ
Eagie Picherig
Speed
General
General Foods
Eee
Motor
Transam Corp
Lidden Co
Sant
Union Bagap F Goodrich
Union Ifie
Vodyear Doles
United Atrerft
Graham
United Airlin
Great Nrrpic
United Carbon
Wsugar
United Co Greyhound Co
Ora al
US Lines
Rubber
Homestake M
Houd-Hershey
Unitea Wallop
Houston
West Indies Seisa
Ill Central
Westingh Airb
Interlake Iron
Westingh
Elec
White Motors
Nick
Willye Overland
Wilson & Co
T&t
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Jones &Laugh
Youngstn
S&t
C Southern
Ennecott
Fie
Zonite
York Curb Amer Lt&Trac
Humble Oil
Amer Maracabé
Kaiser Fraser
Oss Nat! Gas AG
la Land&Expl
Miny “Biscunt
Electors To Make It Official Today
Washington dispatch reports that President elect Harry S. Truman will be formally elected today. Official ballots will be cast by the Electoral College in the 48 state capitals, confirming the November 2 voting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry
Truman
United States
Hiss Resigns From Peace Endowment Board Tables Move
Alger Hiss, pivotal in the Soviet spy case, offered resignation as Carnegie Endowment for International Peace leader. trustees tabled it and granted a three month leave. A new witness appeared before the federal grand jury probing alleged Russian espionage. Eleanor Nelson testified briefly. The paper notes Hiss’s charges, the endowment’s salary terms, and Nixon’s delay in delivering the pumpkin papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alger Hiss
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
The
Endowment
John W. Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Eleanor Nelson
Washington
Endowment Board
Davis
Marvyland Farm
Richard M. Nixon
California
House Committee On
Nixon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bush River
State Department
William Ward Pigman
Chentist
Pigman
Julian Wadleigh
Red
George
Warren endorses Webb reforms and higher presidential pay
In a speech on inauguration day, Warren backed Webb's proposals including a more realistic stipend for the two highest offices. He argued the President's job is gruelling and that paying top salaries attracts capable leaders. Webb, testifying to a Senate subcommittee, said the President favors a government overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Truman
Congress
Paul Hoffman
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
Warren
Senate Post Office
Civil Service
Bus Wage Fight Narrowly Settled In Amarillo
The Amarillo Bus Company and Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway Motor Coach Employes Local 1444 agreed to a 10 cent across the board raise for drivers, bringing top pay to 1.10 per hour with time and a half overtime. The company reported a first eleven month loss of 804.13 and said increased costs would require fare hikes to three tokens for 25 cents, while school and cash fares would stay unchanged. Negotiations followed disputes over six versus seven day work weeks and initial offers to raise wages. The contract was the last in a series of proposals and counter proposals, with a union counter offering paid vacations and new features before a final Tuesday noon decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nussbaum
Amarillo Bus Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Railway Motor Coach Employes of America
Amarillo
Reds Bare Fangs as UN Quits
Paris dispatch reports Russia denouncing Western policy as the United Nations closes the Paris session with a sharp clash led by Andrei Vishinsky. The assembly endorsed South Korea and renewed the Korean commission while condemning Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria for aiding Greek guerrillas. The six major actions include human rights, genocide outlawry, and arms control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Vishinsky
Paris
New York
Sweden
Republic of Korea
South Korea
Korea
Russia
Paris Assembly
Assembly
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Palestine Conciliation Commission
France
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
UN Special Committee
Balkans
UN Korean Commission
UN Atomic Energy Commission
UN Commission
Peddicord to Appear on TV then Flee to Portland Family
Blindmourned today. On Tuesday Peddicord will appear on a television broadcast, and then he will fly back to Portland to his family at the expense of the radio show to wait out the six months until he can try again for sight. News-Globe Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddicord
Portland
Squeeze Play Nips Young Baseball Fan
Six year old Daniel Corrigan and a candy store proprietor clashed over a penny slot machine. The boy jammed his finger in a penny slot while jigging a seven balls for a penny game. Police and an emergency squad freed him after an hour of dismantling the machine. He was treated at a hospital and given a lollypop for a bruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Corrigan
Daniel
VA Chief Seeks Expansion For West Texas Hospital
The hospital, built in the late 1930s for about 10 000 World War I veterans, now serves an estimated 140 000 across West Texas and adjacent regions. With 187 beds, a November visit noted a 300 veteran waiting list and ongoing transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Veterans Administration
Lanphier
Army Chief Royall Arrives in London for Europe Checkup
Kenneth C. Royall United States Secretary of the Army landed in London for a first hand review of American troops and equipment stationed in Europe arriving amid wartime operations and strategic coordination with British forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
Kenneth C. Royall
United States
First Concerto Has Pianist All Unstrung
Australian pianist Eileen Joyce fainted on stage after finishing Tchaikovsky First Concerto at Royal Albert Hall. Last night a string broke and flew into the Philharmonia Orchestra, narrowly missing Joyce and conductor Rafael Kubelik as a bass F string seven feet long was found among cellos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eileen Joyce
Tchiakowsky
Royal Albert Hall
Philharmonica Orchestra
Miss Joyce
Rafael Kubelik
Expansion plan eyed for Veterans Hospital at Panhandle
Hospital officials urge expansion to 500 beds, claiming per diem costs can stay at about 15 dollars while enabling care for veterans far from home. In 12 months ending November 30, 2045 patients were admitted, with staff shortages noted since Army and Navy programs pulled doctors last May. Local leaders, including George Broome, push quarters and staff growth to attract physicians and improve access across Texas. General Gray, VA administrator, travels extensive VA network with six billion dollars spent annually and a long career in military rail and engineering services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Broome
Chamber of Commerce Veterans Hospital Committee
Army
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Broome
Rex Baxter
Lew Fields
John Boyce
T. W. Gilstrap
Fields
Texas Veterans Affairs Commission
Texas
McCloskey Veterans At
Temple and
McKinney Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Panhandle
General Gray
East
Midwest
Southwest
Washington
Veterans Administration
Omar Bradley
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
North
Africa
Italy
France
Army Corps of Engineers
Decision Thursday in Union's Trial of Three Carpenters
Three carpenters Ward Watkins and Sandage face expulsion from Local 665 for working on the Potter County Livestock Exhibition project at Tri-State Fair Park. Trial wrapped after delays and a juror walkout with a replacement seated. The defendants questioned whether Local 665 should sever ties with Amarillo Trades Council. A verdict will be announced at the local’s Carpenters Hall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Potter County
Tri-State Fair Park
James C. Ward
Woodrow Watkins
Shirley Sandage
Amarillo Trades Council
Three
Local 665
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Word
Fair Grounds
Watkins
Sandage
Carpenters’ Hall
Navy's Numerical Superiority Proven
A routine correction of $9 in the account between the City of Amarillo and the Armed Services Petroleum Purchasing Agency in Washington DC was explained to City Manager N V Moss. The note said the error appeared on their books and offered page references for city checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Armed Services Petroleum Purchasing Agency
T-4
Navy Building
Washington
Graveside rites for Hetrick infant held today
Graveside services for Gary Neil Hetrick infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Hetrick of 316 Fast Twenty second were held at 3 PM in Llano Cemetery with Rev. E. B. Fincher officiating. Burial under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home direction. The infant died Saturday at St. Anthony's Hospital. Survivors include a brother Dale and grandmothers Mrs. Edith White of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Margie Hetrick of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Neil Hetrick
Lee O. Hetrick
Llano Cemetery
E. B. Fincher
Southern Presbyterian Church
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dale
Edith White
Oklahoma City
Margie Hetrick
Amarillo
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Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Kansas City
Mr. Tack Presents
Freda Kay Womble
Fred Womble
Grover
W. L. Mackie
Spearman
A. J. Womble
Dalhart
Wanes
Peek
United Nations General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Britain
News-Globe
Jack
Billy
UNION
Hetrick Baby
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Pierce
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