Markets Kansas City Livestock Summary
Kansas City market notes show cattle and hog prices with cows mostly steady to higher and vealers firm. hogs uneven and lower on lighter weights, with sows down around 25 cents. Chicago reports hogs slow and uneven, weights down about 28 to 30 cents, cattle and calves steady to firm amid modest demand. The item also lists dealer commentary and cites Schrottky and Oliver regarding a Girl Scout event in Amarillo.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Arnold Talks At Farm Meet In Panhandle District
The Panhandle district meeting of the Texas Farm Bureau at Old Tasosa in Herring Hotel features remarks by Walter Hammond president and other speakers. Arnold, district director Joe Hatton, and D C Mieher discuss Prices Soil Conservation Cooperatives and the prosperity trend for American farmers.
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Muvurn
Aim
Burea
Panhandle
Texas Farm Bureau
Old Tascosa
Herring Hotel
Arnold
C. Mieher
Jackson
Miss
Southern
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
Farm Bureau
Walter Hammond
Tye
Joe Hatton
Amarillo
Panhandie
The
Oil Company Silent On Refinery Fire
Phillips Petroleum Company officials issued no statement about two explosions and a fire at the Phillips refinery last night. Residents near the plant heard two blasts around 3 30 and saw a blaze in a treater plant and possibly a nearby warehouse. The blaze was quickly put out with no injuries reported.
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Dure
Fed
Yest
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
Two Quit City Service Board Resignations Reported
Two members of the city civil service board including Charlie Lambie a building contractor and E J Bruderlin a smelter official submitted formal resignations to Mayor Lawrence Hagy. The mayor stated Dr Roy Boger of Amarillo Center has not sent a resignation letter. Lambie cited lack of time to serve and noted the possibility of appointing an entirely new board.
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City Personnel Board
Lawrence Hagy
Charlie Lambie
E. J. Bruderlin
Hagy
Roy Boger
Amarillo Center
Boger
Broderlin
Lambie
Civil Service Board
Hagg
Early Amarillo pastor dies after long service
Amarillo mourns Frank Jackson first Methodist minister for the area who died in Edinburg Texas. He helped establish Amarillo circuit and the first parsonage at 408 West Eighth. Survived by two daughters and a niece. Public meeting tonight honors his legacy.
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Edinburg
Tex
Frank Jackson
Pampa- Miami
Georgetown
West Eighth
Panhandle
Canyon
Washburn
Methodist
Isaac Mills
American Legion Intor
Clarendon
Jackson Amarillo
Hanson Post No
J. Jackson
Legion Hall
West Patile
Rhea
Smith
L. M. Hicks
Florence
Jackson
Pampa
Pors
Levine
Ter Underwood
Post
Leo Southern
Jerusalem
Chamber of Firing
Commerce
Tirat Tsevi
Ing
Chamber of Com
Merce
Reynolds Survivors Start Life Anew After Tragedy
Reynolds family begins anew at Wheeler home after blizzard tragedy near Stratford that killed three. Husband Mr Reynolds travels from St. Anthony’s to Wheeler joining Mrs Reynolds, a week-old baby, and Kenneth Ray Reynolds. Community contributions top $2,300 to cover funeral and expenses as relatives aid the shaken family.
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O. Sverumus
Reynolds
Wheeler
Booker Toon
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Mobeetie
J. A. Reynolds
Kenneth Ray Reynolds
Cactus Ordnance Plant
Dumas
W. T. McCarty
Dalhart
Shamrock Texan
Shamrock
Texan
Wheeler Times
Rock Island
Amarillo
McDavid Men’s Center
Polk Street Methodist Church
Joe Wilkinson
Pampa
Market swuessmas from page 1
Prices and commodities update with soap, shortening, and lard deals. Wheat and oats fell after noonday trading while May wheat rose briefly. Stocks moved cautiously on the New York exchange as livestock, cotton, and grain markets showed mixed to weak trends. Senator To bey of New Hampshire commented in Washington.
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Merrill, Lynch
Armour & Co
Balgwin Looma
Bendix Aviston
My Benbienem Steel
New
Buda Mie
Burroughs Addih
Motors
Deere & Co
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Internas
Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Ian
Lone-Bell
Glenn L. Martin
Nash Kelvinator
Ohio
Penn RR
Paramount
Penney
Plymouth Oi Pure
Sy Radio Corp
Radio Keiths Rep
Steel St Jo
Sham O11 & Gas
Sheil Union
Sinclair 2
Socony
Vac
Brands
Tna
NJ Cy Ms Studepaker My
Texas Corp
Sig Sa Tex Gut Suiph
Wed
Aircrafé
US Steel
Aonner Bros
Western ‘Union
Te Motors Day
Wille
Swuessmas
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Mid-West
New York
Washington
Tobey
New Hampshire
Market Price Break Delays Senate Anti Inflation Action
Tobey said the peak of the high price range has passed and the edge is off the price problem. He stated his Senate Banking Committee will probably wait a while before acting on anti inflation measures, likely postponing bills to curb high living costs.
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Tobey
Senate Banking Committee
Underpass and grade split discussed in Amarillo meeting
Officials and Amarillo business leaders gathered to review highway projects. A proposed grade separation near Soncy and the Helium Plant drew support, while the East Tenth underpass and a Fort Worth and Denver Railroad-Bryan Street option carried cost estimates of about 60,000 and over 100,000 dollars respectively.
Court Reports 381 Year Penalty Totals In 12 Months
In the 47th District Court Lloyd King said 381 years in penal terms were assessed in the past year with 126 years suspended. In the 12 months ending Jan 31 176 cases were tried mainly in Potter County including 8 in Armstrong 13 in Randall 185 in Potter. District totals: 131 convictions 21 acquittals 63 dismissals. Potters counts show 55 guilty pleas 56 not guilty pleas 20 acquittals and 55 dismissals. Suspended sentences totaling 96 years granted to 29 persons while 66 were sentenced to serve 350 years.
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Etison SeNmanve Juang
47Th
Lloyd King
Potter County
Armstrong
Randall County
Man Claims Sleep Powers With Mind-Boosting System
A Los Angeles man promotes a sleep powered mind system claiming to unlock extraordinary mental and bodily gains. He says the techniques, learned in Tibet, work best during sleep and offers a free treatise via Institute Reader contact in California.
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Los Angeles
Tibet
Calif
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W. Boreka St
Champaign
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
SS Corp
City Service Board
Legion
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Ferdinand C. Smith
Harold R. Medina
CIO
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Iel
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Armstrong County
Justice Court
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Gacontort
Fao Eatney Cretney
Kaiser
Frazer
K-F
Wendell Noble
Mutual
Kaiser- Frazer
Downtown Motor Co
Broadwey
Plainview
Main
Berger
If. Motor Co
Clayton, N. Mex
Carter Motor Co., Inc
Third & Pierce
Milburn Motor Co
Crosbyton
Ward Bros. Motor Co
L. E. Ward Motor Co
Wellington
Tucumcari, N. Mex
E. Rice Motor Co
Memphis
Batson-Payne Motor Co
Littlefield
Te County
Crockett-Downs Motor Co
McLeon
Heywood-Leckey Motor Co
Perryton
Tri-State Meter Co
Debert
Betson-Payne Metor Amherst
Schgetter Motor Co
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