Kansas City Livestock Markets and Grain Quotations
Kansas City markets report hogs 2000 head top 7.60 with prices around 150 to 230 pounds, cattle 3500 with fed steers up to 11.00, cows and bulls priced per category, lambs steady above 8.60, grain quotes from Amarillo area, and a partial New York Stock Exchange list including various distillers and industrial names.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Seeee Tees
New York
Curb “Exchange
Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
Gulf O11 Corp
Hecla Mines
Humble Oil
Lockheed Aircraft
Niagara Hudson Power
Pantepee Oil Co
Southland
Sunray Oil
United Gas
Utah
Idaho
Ftoop
P.M. Close
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Vereeeene
Allied Stores
American Can
American Power & Light
American Rolling Mills
American Tel & Tel
Armour Company
Sly Atchison Top
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive Cheese
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden & Comtee
Borg-Warner
Briggs Mfg, Co. Eeet
Budd Mfg
Burroughs Add. Machine
Bridgeport Brass
Callaham
Oewede Calumet & Hecla
Rt Bee
Celanese Corp
Chicago
Chrysler Motors
Columbia Gas & Electric Ts
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Oil Sly
Continental Baking “A
Continental Oil
Crossey Radio
Curtis
Wright
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircraft Seceevness
Dupont de Nem
Deere & Co
E— Eaton Manufacturing
Engineers Pub
Service
Oly
Soepens General Baking
General Electric
General Foods
Nash Kelvinator Tenes Sae
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Dairy Products
Nat'l Distillers , Ohh
Nat'l Power & Light Wee Bly al
Nat'l Supply
New York Central
New
York Ship Building
North American Aviation
North American Co
Northern
A Radio
Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand Beee Tye
Motors Diveoe Nee
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Clare Tree Major Play King of Golden River January 16
Clare Tree Major's King of the Golden River will be staged for children on Monday January 16 at 3 30 P M in the High School Auditorium Amarillo Association of Childhood Education presents Ruskins tale with George Thornton playing the King of the Golden River The production stresses rights of others and humane conduct against juvenile crime in modern society
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Golden River
Clare Tree Major
John Ruskin
Amarillo
Children's Theatre of New York
Ruskin
Major
England
America
Children's Theatre
Jan Masaryk Arrives in America for Democracy Drive
Jan Masaryk arrives in New York aboard the Washington to urge supporters of democracy to declare themselves. The Czech diplomat, son of the republic’s founder, seeks a simple statement of resolve to curb dictators and avert another world war. He cites Europe’s troubles and praises belief in liberty as a powerful force.
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Jan Masaryk
America
George Washington
Republic
Czechoslovakia
United States
Washington
London
Europe
England
Gly-Cas Relieves Decade-Long Ailments in Marshall Man
Mr. Davidson of Marshall Texas reports dramatic relief after a ten year struggle with stomach pain bladder distress and limb pains. He credits Gly-Cas with regulating his bowels restoring stomach condition and eliminating daily bladder urges. Gly-Cas marketed by Fox Drug Co Oliver Eakle Building and local druggists.
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B. Davidson
Rt. No. 5
Highway No
Marshall
Texas
Mr. Davidson
Fox Drug Co. No. 3
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Lions Club Speaker Urges Conservation of Resources
Tom Dale of the U S Soil Conservation Club told the Lions Club that conserving natural resources is the second greatest need for democracy. He ranked universal education first and warned that waste has harmed civilizations. he urged joint action by state, local, and federal governments and landowners.
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Lions Club
America
Tom Dale
U. S. Soil Conservation Club
Lions Club Today
Dale
Babylon
United States
Republic
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia Assembly
Patrick Henry
Congress cuts WPA request to 725 million
The House deficiency appropriations subcommittee trimmed President Roosevelt's WPA request from 875 million to 725 million. The panel met in a secret session and members would not confirm the reported reduction immediately.
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Washington
U.P
House
Roosevelt
County Agent Office Moves Considered by County Commission
County commission set to discuss office reassignments in the county courthouse. The former county agent and emergency crop loan office on the first floor is vacant after moving to the federal building basement. State police may relocate, grand jury rooms could change, and several agencies seek the vacated space.
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County Commission
Emergency Crop Loan Administration
Federal
Grand Jury
Masaryk lectures democracy in peril in Europe
Czechoslovak leader Masaryk opened a lecture tour at Columbia University arguing democracy in Europe is at risk. He traveled via coast guard cutter to avoid delays and recounted a stormy voyage and a tale of a German steward refusing a tip, illustrating human decency amid refugee hardship.
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London
Munkacs
Hungary
Munich
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
Germany
Alien Squad
Mr. Masaryk
Bridgeport
Conn
Local prices soar as scrip dollars used in Bristow
In Bristow Oklahoma a gallon of salt sold for 800 Golden Dollars a tricycle for 750 and a can of corn for 80 in merchants scrip quoted prices. Chamber of commerce officials noted the figures used the Golden Dollars.
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Bristow
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Frankfurter Nomination Fits Dramatic Destiny on Court
Joseph Alsop and Robert Kintner discuss Felix Frankfurter's Supreme Court appointment as a culmination of a immigrant arc and a bridge between Holmes Cardozo and Brandeis. Norris and Murphy helped shift Hoover, portraying Frankfurter as a conservative who safeguards essential American values.
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Joseph Alsop
Robert Kintner
North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court of the
United States
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
Cardozo
Hoover
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Frank Murphy
Hugo L. Black
Vienna
Newton D. Baker
America
Harvard Law School
Wilson
James ©. McReynolds
Justice Department
George W. Wickersham
Frankfurter
McReynolds
Navy
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Brandeis
Henry L. Stimson
Eugene Meyer
White House
Bristol chief to send 20 hurricane photos from here
Frederick B. Paull town council president of Bristol Rhode Island will mail twenty photographs showing September hurricane and tidal wave damage to the mayor of Bristol England. The gesture follows the customary exchange of greetings between sister cities.
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Bristol, R. I
Bristol
Eng
Frederick B. Paull
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West
Walter Irvin, Inc
Taylor
2Nd
DODGE
Harvey Southworth
Fillmore
Plains Chevrolet Co
Plymouth Co
Keith Motor CO
BUICK
Frost Motor CO
Tyler
Freeman Rug
Bob Crudgington
Cullum Motor CO
King Trailer Co
Cooper
Ainwrs
Mathes Sun
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Terraplane
International
Good Motor
Flmer Bros
BER CO
VROLE
N. Fillmore
Firestone
10Th
North West
Yeakle Apartments
West Ith
NEW York Stock Exchange
Schenley Distillers
St Joseph Lead Seaboard of
Sears Roebuck
Berveh Oh
Steeeeee Simmons Company
Skelly of
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific RR
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
Sedens Standard Oil of
Calif
Tetera
Gluck
Phillip Harmon
Ira Wolfert
Jan C. Masaryk
Standard Oil of
Nersey
Stewart-Warner Ty
Stone & Ww
Studebaker
Sheen
Texas Gulf
Sly
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thompson Products
Tide Water Associate
Transamerica Corpl
Transcontinent West Air
Ee 9M Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corporation Aly
United Gas Improvement
Steelehaen
Thy
Warner Bros Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Wilson & Company
Walworth Co
Stbence
Zenith Radio
F.H. A. Loans
A. L. Biggs
J. E. Foster & Sons, Inc
Oliver Eakle
Telephone
L. D
Cathedral Square
Milan
Italy
Henie
Lawdy
Joan Te
Rex
Mother Carey
Ann Shirley
Robt. Livingston
June Travis
Lloyd Snyder
Cpn
Ronald Colman
Frank Lloyd's
King Frances Dee Basil Rathbone
Joe E. Brown
Cmammit
Jane Martin
Barre
Ane Jy
Wral
Mickey Mouse
Humphrey
Bogart
Kay
Francis
Underworld
West Point
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