Market Review as War Timeline Compresses Ahead of Rhine Push
Market activity softened amid thoughts Washington would crack down on speculation and reconversion skepticism reemerged. The 60 stock average slipped to 61.4, with a week of little change. New highs reached by American Water Works and Pan American Airways. Wright Aeronautical rose on odd lot sales. Major decliners included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler GM Santa Fe American Smelting and others. Bond movement mirrored stocks. Chicago wheat fell to 70 percent, cotton down 10 cents. Turnover totaled 240 000 shares.
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Washington
Rhine
Associated Press
American Water Works
Pan American Airways
Wright Aeronautical
American Telephone
United Aircraft
J. C. Penney
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler General Motors
Santa Fe
American Smelting
Calumet & Hecla
U.S. Freight
Anaconda
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Texas Co
International Harvester
Chicago
Radi Sunday Morning and Afternoon Radio Schedule
A detailed list of KGNC KFDA broadcasts for Sunday including church programs Baptist Hour Lutheran Hour and Central Baptist Church, concerts like Paul Lavalle and Stan Dixon, news rounds with NBC CBS MBS, and musical programs from 7:00 am to 11:55 pm. Names include Mary Small Revue Sammy Kaye's Orchestra and Andrews Sisters among others.
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KGNC
NBC
KFDA
CBS
Church of the Air
MBS
Stanley Dixon
John B Kennedy
Geo Hicks
NBC America United—A
Soldiers of the Press
Sammy Kaye
University of Chicago
Round Table
London
Poe
Leland Stowe
Whiteway
Sky Riders
BLUE
Jim
Westinghouse
CBS News of the World
FFDA
Kgnc World News
CBS NY Philharmonic
Charlotte Greenwood
TQN
Andrews Sisters
NBC Music
Laura V. Hamner
Blue Munsel
CBS Family Time
Metropolitan Opera
Bill Shirer
America
United
Ozzie and Harriet
Great Gildersleeve
Fanny Brice
Upton Close
Jack Benny
Drew Pearson
Kate Smith
Cleveland
Don Gardiner
the Fitch
Charlie McCarthy
Greenfield Village Chapel
Blondie and Dagwood
Alexander Eng
Joe E. Brown
Eddie Bracken
Gabriel Heatter
CBS News
Manhattan
Walter Winchell Blue
Conrad Nagel
James Melton
Alec Templeton
Cedric Foster
Jimmy Fidler
Jerry Cooper
Riley Blue
Earl Wilson
van Cleve
CBS We the People
CBS Dance Orch
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Shrednik
Ambassador Hotel
Orch
Francis Craig
Spot Firms Buy Steady Cotton After Early Lows
New York reports cot ton futures steadying after early weakness as March buys cover and spot firms fix prices partly against CCC awards for tend leune cotton. New Orleans and Galveston spots closed steady with middling around 21.65 to 21.78 cents.
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New York
Commodity Credit Corporation
Tend-Leune
Nila Selatan
Ziti
New Orleans
Moin Pan Clea Ee
Jlye Soo
Satei Dogmelilo
Galveston
Tex
Potatoes Arrivals On Track With Light Sales In Chicago Market
Chicago market reports arrivals at 45 on track 64 with total U S shipments 853. demand exceeds offerings and market is strong with few reported sales. Nebraska Bliss Triumphs seed stock 460 dollars and South Dakota Bliss Triumphs 4095 dollars. North Dakota Bliss Triumphs seed stock 4 02 dollars.
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Chicago
U. S
Nebraska Bliss
South Dakota
Bliss
North Dakota
Markets at a Glance United Press Summary
Markets at a glance show mixed activity with irregular trading. Stocks and Chicago markets fluctuate while bonds slip, and cotton futures rise up to 30 cents a bale as grains stay steady.
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United Press
Chicago
Stocks Show Variance Across Major Firms
Merrill Lynch quotations list wide swings among leading issuers. Aetna and Bethlehem Steel show mixed gains while Chrysler and General Motors post modest rises. IBM, Exxon, and Texaco reflect uneven performance amid fluctuating market sentiment. Major players like Boeing, Lockheed, Pan Am, and Union Carbide appear with varied quotes, signaling cautious investor mood.
Dow Jones Weekday Closing Averages Report
Industrial average falls 30 points to 15869 while railroads dip 0.24 to 5125 and utilities slide to 28.01, off 0.06. Market snapshot shows mixed declines across sectors.
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DOW Jones
Kansas City and Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
The bulletin shows Choice Beef Steers 14.50 to 16.25 with occasional higher lots such as a 776 pound steer at 16.60. Hogs are nominally steady with week totals around 200 head. Fort Worth notes cattle at 14.50 to 15.50 for slaughter steers and yearlings, cows and cutters varied, hogs steady with top daily at 14.55 for 180 to 240 pound pigs.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
Grains Turn Firm at Close on Mixed Futures
Chicago trading ended firmer in the final half hour as short covering met limited offerings. Wheat moved within a narrow range near day’s end while corn and other grains showed modest gains and cash prices in Chicago and Fort Worth reflected mixed signals and weak sorghums.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
War Food Administration
Texas
Galveston
Amarillo Fat Stock Show praised by Major Ted Alexander
In a letter from Somewhere in Germany Major Ted Alexander former county agent praises the Amarillo Fat Stock Show and its organizers for carrying on despite war hardships. He compares cattle and soldiers across Ireland England France Luxembourg and Germany, declares Panhandle Texas cattle superior, and notes he would like to attend next year's show with the motto Home alive in 45.
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Amarillo
Maj
Ted Alexander
Stock Show
Germany
Ireland
England
France
Luxembourg
Major Alexander
Panhandle
Texas
Hugh
Third Army
Herefordshire
Polk Street
USA
Nash O. Thompson
Mexican Official Buys Nance Bulls at Pan American Show
George Nance of Canyon sold 14 registered bulls to Gen. Eulogio Ortiz of Monterrey. The bulls brought 370 dollars each, totaling 5180 dollars, announced by Joe Finley at Laredo as the Pan-American Fair and Livestock Show closed. Gov. Gonzalo N. Santos of San Luis Potosi also reported sales totaling 34000 dollars with three exhibitors.
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George Nance
Canyon
Eulogio Ortiz
Monterrey
Mexico
Laredo
Joe Finley
Press Association
Gonzalo N. Santos
San Luis Potosi
Dancing Pair Try Footloose Native Ritual at Avalon
A soldier and his female partner performed a jitterbug style version of a local native ritual dance at the Avalon nightclub last night. They danced without shoes and, at last reports, neither dancer suffered splinters.
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Avalon
Three Pearls Found In Oyster Shell By Mrs Ingart
Mrs Harold Ingart of 2917 Brooks Street reports years of opening and eating oysters with no reward until yesterday when she found three pearls. The note ends by promoting The Hardy Family and Meet Me In St Louis at the Paramount, credited to The Smith Family.
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Harold Ingart
Brooks Street
Hardy
St. Louis
The
Paramount
Smith
Scout Cub Packs Hold Meetings
Scout Troop Two met at the First Presbyterian Church for a parents assembly led by Scoutmaster Elmer Miller. Skippy Hines won senior patrol leader and Tommy Curtis became a troop scribe. Star and Life badges were awarded to several Scouts. Cub Pack Two met at Bivins School with awards for Bobcat Wolf and Arrow ranks and a talk by Mrs. L. W. Jackson. plans were made for a 1000 pound paper collection for the March April war salvage drive.
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First Presbyterian Church
Elmer Miller
Skippy Hines
Tommy Curtis
R. G. Mills
Bill McCue
Roy Scott Mills
W. J. Hiatt
Bivins School
Harry Miner
Timmye Berg
A. F. Berg
Bobcat
Jimmy Metcalf
Frank Shaw
Richard Meyer
Ronald Edwards
Dean Phippips
Ivan Stotts
Roger Turner
Hayden Goodnight
Wolf
Jerry Gaither
J. A. Walker
Billie Garre
Allen Adkins
Robert Harris
Stuart Sutton
Wolf Gold Arrow
Bille Garre
Allan Adkins
Silver Arrow
L. W. Jackson
Parent Teachers Association
Want Ad Rates and Publication Details
Classified and display ad rates for morning and evening publication. Rates include per word charges, minimums, and display inch pricing. Irregular insertions and combination rates apply with specifics for consecutive insertions and blank lines.
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Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Subscription Rates for Amarillo Papers In Advance
Rates listed for Daily and Sunday by mail carrier or agent outside Amarillo. One year costs 12 dollars, one month 1 dollar, one week 25 cents. Within Amarillo carrier 1020 dollars annually, 85 cents monthly, 2 dollars weekly. New and Globe annual 15 dollars, monthly 1 dollar 25 cents, Sunday 30 cents, weekly 3 dollars.
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Amarillo
New and Globe
Masonic Lodge Activities and Notices in Amarillo Area
Amarillo Lodge No 731 AF&AM reports week ending March 3 with degree and masters work at 6 PM Monday and Wednesday and Friday events. Palo Duro Lodge 1239 AF&AM lists FC degrees Monday and examinations Tuesday with 7 PM instruction Thursday and Masters work Friday. Amarillo Commandery No 48 and Chapter No 19 RAM schedule practice, work orders, and visits for late February and March with announced times. Also notice of Ross Hotel Coffee Shop sale to Ray C Morgan and bills settlement with listed names.
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Masonic Bulletin
Amarillo Lodge No
Af&am
Palo Duro Lodge NO
AFAAM
Irda
St States
Amarillo Commandery
Amarillo
Temple
Tuesaday
Grand C. of Guard
Grand Commandery of
Texas
Demoiay
Ross Hotel
Ray C. Morgan
Leta J Dunlap
Nemisis Crosses Ambulance's Trail Twice At Intersections
A Griggs ambulance transporting a patient sped west on Tenth with siren and red beacon, but stopped at Polk when a car ran the light. It continued to Seventh and Tyler with signals active, halted again by a vehicle crossing Polk, then proceeded north on Tyler.
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Nemisis
Ambulance
Griggs
Tenth
Polk
Seventh
Tyler
Seibolds Injured in City Collision
Mr and Mrs W F Seibold of 993 Crockett were taken to St Anthonys Hospital after their southbound car collided with W L Sims 1208 Western heading west on Seventh. Both sustained injuries with Mrs Seibold in slight shock. Sims was bruised. Del not hospitalized. Vehicles heavily damaged.
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W F. Seibold
Crockett
St Anthony's Hospital
Jefferson
W. L. Sims
Western
Sims
Closer Understanding Between Teachers and Students Sought
Pupils from Amarillo White Deer and Berger schools urged treating students as individuals not cogs in a mass system. The four panel discussion at Amarillo High School featured eight youths voicing needs for genuine teacher interest and personal guidance. Leaders R A Selby and Dr Meyer spoke on guidance, with C R Douglass elected association president.
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Madu
Panhandle
Fred Miller, Jr
Lucy Ann Williams
Amarillo
Phyllis Shuman
Jimmy Nelson
White Deer
Wanda Hayne
Robert Pugh Berger
R. A. Selby
A. M. Meyer
Kirk Knot
Dixie Dice School of
Dencing
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Radi
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Archie) Gardner
Johnny Mercer
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Bo Braniff
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Joe Shields
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Roper Gas Range
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U. Rubber
US Steel
Wilson & Co
Warner Bros Peerees
Western Union Seabee
Woolworth
Fort Worth Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
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Dili
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Lloyd Otten
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