Stock Favorites Hit Road to Recovery After Erratic Week
After a somewhat erratic week, stock market favorites stepped into the recovery column as the Associated Press 60-stock composite edged up 0.1 to 59.7. Leaders like Atlantic Coast Line and Standard Oil of Ohio showed gains while numerous names fell. transfers totaled about 510,000 shares with mixed turnover across sectors.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Oil of
Ohio Common
Preferred
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Goodrich
International Harvester
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Westinghouse
American Locomotive
American Car & Foundry
Warner Bros
Royal Typewriter
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
American Can
Dow Chem
Ical
Boeing
Sears, Roebuck
American
Associated Press
American Maracaibo
Blumenthal
Humble Oil
Eléctric Bond & Share
Chicago
Markets Close Tomorrow for Lincoln's Birthday
U S markets will be closed Monday Feb 12 for Lincoln's birthday with some livestock and produce exchanges open. all markets resume Feb 13. Chicago butter market steady with receipts at 281000 pounds, grade AA 93, 41.0 cents. eggs steady with 21624 cases, extras 36.85-38.10 cents per dozen.
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New York
United States
Lincoln
Chicago
Wis
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda Ee Eaee
Armour & Co
Arch Top
Santa Fe
Aviation Corp
Seaves Ree
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Pane
Braunitf
Briges Mfg
Buddatenal
Burroughs
Chrysler
Comm Invest
Sinclair
Motors
Curti Wright
Deeree& HB
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Wee
Long-Bell
Glenn L Martin
Montgomery
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Can
Nay Shipbuilding
Ohio
Packard
Pan Amer
Radio Corp Rep Steel Rbsbrs
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sears
Shell Union Oil Eee
Socony Vac
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Spiegel Inc
Memphis rancher plans concrete gully dam project
Earle Ferris, a Memphis rancher and Hall County landowner, visits Amarillo to finish arrangements for supplying a project to build a series of concrete gully dams on his property to test erosion control methods.
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Earle Ferris
Amarillo
Ferris
Hall County
Markets at a Glance Irregular Trading Across Sectors
United Press surveys show mixed activity in stocks and bonds with curb stocks and Chicago markets edging higher at times. Cotton futures slip while grains such as wheat corn and oats move irregularly. the Dow Jones industrial average rises 0.10 to 154.85, rails up 0.03 at 4938, utilities up 0.02 to 27.49, total sales 510000.
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United Press
Chicago
DOW Jones
Stock Market Quotations From Merrill Lynch Report
Merrill Lynch provides furnished stock quotations with market movement details and price snapshots across key securities. The brief item outlines daily quotation data and notable shifts in trading values.
Grains Quiet as Buyers Increase Purchases Across Markets
Grain futures fluctuated in a narrow range with very light trading as traders roll positions for war developments and a holiday weekend. Wheat and corn prices showed fractional moves while cash markets in Chicago Kansas City and Fort Worth displayed mixed tones and various factored bids and asks. There is an estimated 90 billion dollars in fire insurance in force nationwide.
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Chicago
Lincoln
United States
Free trial offer for asthma relief from Frontier Asthma Co
Cold damp air triggers asthma attacks and sleepless nights. Send for a free trial of a remarkable method from Frontier Asthma Co. No cost, no obligation. Mail to 322-A Frontier Blog, 462 Niagara Street, Buffalo 1, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Co
Frontier
Niagara Street
Buffalo 1
New York
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Returns Across Regions in Week’s Lite Markets
Kansas City livestock notes show slaughter steers steady with vealers and calves up to 50 higher while fleshy feeders ease. Top prices reach $16.50 for choice steers. heifers and cows mostly steady to strong, bulls steady. Chicago reports small receipts, hogs unchanged, cattle and calves steady to down slightly. Fort Worth reports most categories 25 cents to 50 cents higher with beef steers up to $14.75 and fat calves $13.25-$14.00. stockers and feeders rise modestly as hogs stay steady with mostly $14.55 highs.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Fort Worth
U.P
WFA
US Weather Bureau
Tilo
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Price Fixing in May Cotton Amid Spanish Purchase Ties
New York February 10 The cotton futures market traded within a narrow range as light mill buying against textile awards offset scattered hedging and a brief bid by spot firms against the recent Spanish purchase of American cotton. Futures closed 25 cents a bale higher to 5 cents lower with March to December contracts listed. Galveston spot cotton closed steady with various grade prices noted. Potatoes market in Chicago showed arrivals and strong demand with commercial prices for Marie Katahdins and Wisconsin Chippe varieties listed.
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New York
Chicago
Marie Katahdins
Wisconsin
New Orleans
German POW dies at Memphis work detail
A 21 year old German prisoner Engleder Franz died at 1 45 pm Friday while pushing a cotton truck at the Memphis Compress. Death attributed to a heart attack after inquest. Swiss legation to send a representative to Memphis for investigation. Witnesses included compress employees S Muffett and C C Harris. Prisoner Franz had prior heart attacks in North Africa but was reported in good health since internment at McLean camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Washington
Justice of the Peace
Morgan Baker
Engleder Franz
O. R. Goodall
Baker
S. Muffett
C. C. Harris
Compress
Schenlander Joahann
Franz
North Africa
McLean
Jack C. Holland
Justice Baker
Legation
William Burnam Injured in Panhandle Highway Wreck
William F. Burnam of 1515 East Sixteenth Avenue escaped with minor injuries after a Houck's bread truck he drove overturned twice in the 1200 block of the Panhandle Highway. Burnam suffered acid-battery burns and cuts as his vehicle, while passing a city bus, collided with Allis Bryan's eastbound car. The truck then veered into a ditch and rolled over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Burnam
East
Sixteenth Avenue
Panhandle Highway
Houck
Burnam
Panhandle
Allis Bryan
Pantex Village
Bryan
Army to Close Nebraska Bases Temporarily
The War Department confirmed that Alliance Army Air Base in Nebraska and an auxiliary field at Scottsbluff will become temporarily inactive on March 13. This action affects military operations and base status in the region.
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Washington
War Department
Alliance
Neb
Army Air Base
Scottsbluff
Billy Witherspoon Struck by Taxicab in City
Eleven year old Billy Witherspoon was hit by a taxicab at Eighth and Polk yesterday afternoon. He suffered minor cuts and bruises, received at home after an private car ride. X rays showed no serious injuries. The incident occurred about four o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Witherspoon
Eighth and
Polk
Billy
B. W. Witherspoon
Hayden
Dobie to Speak Here March 5 in Amarillo
J Frank Dobie famed Texas writer and historian will lecture at Amarillo High School on March 5 open to the public under the Wm H Bush Collection of the Potter County Library and the Panhandle Plains Historical Society His talk titled The Fascinating and Romantic Elements of Early Texas History will also be given to West Texas State University students in Canyon on March 6 A reception will follow at the Amarillo Public Library hosted by the J A G Club and Bush collection trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Dobie
Texas
Amarillo
Wm. H. Bush
J. A. G. Club
Dobie
Cambridge
Saturday Evening Post
W. H. Bush
Amarillo Public Library
The
Panhandle-Plains
Thomason Injured After Car Crash at Second and Buchanan
E V Thomason Jr of 1408 West Tenth suffered facial and back lacerations after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by M M Mayfield at Second and Buchanan. His car then hit J E Stroud's parked vehicle at 2114 Jackson after clipping iron posts. He was hospitalized.
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E. V. Thomason, Jr
West Tenth
M. M. Mayfield
Hughes
Second
Buchanan
J. E. Stroud
Jackson
Thomason
Stroud
Four-H Boys and Parents Tour Amarillo Field
About 30 Potter County Four-H Club boys with parents and guests toured Amarillo Army Air Field yesterday afternoon. They visited the Centralized Meat Cutting and Fat Conservation School guided by Potter County agent Art Brawley and hosted by Ma. Paul C. Johnson foods supervisor and Lt. Jesse O. Coleman, officer in charge.
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Potter County
Amarillo Army Air Field
Art Brawley
Paul C. Johnson
Jesse O. Coleman
Subscription rates in advance for Daily and Sunday service
Rates listed for mail and carrier service outside Amarillo with 1 year 12 dollars and weekly prices. Amarillo carrier 10.20 per year. New and Globe 15 per year with monthly and weekly options. Sunday only 3 dollars annually.
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Amarillo
New and Globe
Mystery Reader Announcements And Service Ads
A collage of reader life services and advertisements listing psychics travel bureaus tax service and a maternity home. Notable entries include Mystic Reader at 508 Madison and 22490 Dr Brookings offering life readings, a tax service in Jonson Ridge, and a maternity home in Chickasha Oklahoma.
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Jn Hendricks
Madison
Brookings
Masseurs Schaeffer
Care
Blackburn
Martrecia
Selm
Goode
Tyler
Phillipa
Jonpson Ridgs
Tayior
Anna Larkum
Wichita Falls
Travel Bureau
Fillmore St
Postoffice
Eliot Wright
Portland
Ore
Chickasha
Okia Song
Hollywood
Employment Ads Seek Pepsi Cola Route Salesmen and Labor
Classified notice lists route salesmen for Pepsi Cola Bottling and jobs for truck drivers laborers and a porter. Positions require applying in person at Paramount Recreation Club and Davis Clowe & Cowan 40 Harrison with contact Davis Clowe & Cowan and Oliver Eakie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi-Cola
Davis Clowe & Cowan
Harrison
Porter
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakie
Parts Department Plans Expansion After War Welfare
The firm states plans to enlarge current facilities as part of postwar expansion. Management notes higher demand and aims to boost capacity for higher output. The announcement signals continued growth and investment in the afterwar period.
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Howard McDonald
Maryland
Earl Ferries
Globe News
Grady Nutt
Ballard S
Polk St
Bill Svakks
Texas Corp Es
Tex Gulf Sylph Tideware
Union Carbide Bill
United Aircraft
US Rubber SS
Uss Steel
Wilson & Co White Motors
Warner Bros Eenegy
Western Union A
Woolworth
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Don Clark
Mary Small
Charlotte Greenwood
Philco
Paul Whiteman
Drew Pearson
William Bendix
William
Bendix
Riley
Don Gardiner
Joe E. Brown
Gabby
Hayes
Andrews
Gabby” Hayes
Chicago Cash Grain
Cash Grain
Toda
Chicago Livestock
Fort Worth Livestock
Galveston
Cunningham
Unningham Floral CO
McCormick-Deering
William Burnam
Army
Nebraska
U.S
Income Tax Service
B. M. Goff
Internal Revenue Dept
A. E
Amarillo Field
Masonic Bulletin
Palo Duro Lodge
A. M
Mes Carrere Etree
Amarillo Commandery
K. T. Amarillo
R. A.M
Jenkins Chapel Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Amarill Globe
A. B. Lee
Adams
Ethel Armstrong
Blackburn Bid
Davis
Apt
United States Employment Service Office
Pantex
Bakers Mann Bakery
Coffee Arnholz Coffee & Supply CO
Finkler Electric CO
Vaughan
Warren Floo
Co City
J. Simmons
J C Moore
L. L. Gilley
Johnson
Cunningham Floral Company
Alabama
Meador
Man
Osgood Monument Company
Taylor
Whitney Co
East Fourth St
Hammond Taxi & Baggage
Elliott Greer CO Repair
LE Or Tae
Universal Concrete
3Rd Street
Lloyd Otten
W. 12Th
No Money Financial Enterprises
Boz
Big Spring
Elkatloyment
Arthur Prichard
the Borden Milk CO
E& B Myers
Thomas
Panhande
Globe-News Box
Grover
Jimmy Jones
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