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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1946

Page

10

Markets Dow Jones Stocks Slide At Trading Day

Merrill Lynch figures show IIPM Industrials at 201.80 down 1.72 and Rails 6642 off 27. Utilities index slips while markets Overall trade quiet at 2,460,000 shares traded by 1 PM as New York Stock Exchange updates.

Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Beane Iipm Industrials Sangeet Aan

Kansas City Livestock Market Report January 18

Livestock quantities and prices for Kansas City with cattie calves hogs and sheep. Slaughter cattle offered about six hundred total, prices steady to firm with heifers at 17.00 and mixed yearlings around 13.00 to 15.00. Hogs about eight hundred head at ceiling levels with food and choice around 14.55, sows near 13.80. Sheep 1500 head, good to choice lambs steady, five cars aged wheat pastured lambs. Chicago report follows with hogs noted.

Kansas City USDA

Market Report Shows Steady Steers and Strong Cattle Prices

Cattle runs include 2,500 calves 300 fed steers and yearlings up 25 cents with heifers firm. Sows and gilts hold near ceiling values with aggressive order buyers. Vealers bring around 15 dollars with bulk steers at 15 to 18 dollars and most beef cows 9.75 to 12.50. Sheep offerings support 15 dollar to 15.10 lambs, other classes limited. Financial Industrial Fund Liquidating notes $2.5657, offering $2.81.

Courthouse Records Texts Show Deeds and Marriage Licenses

Deed transfers list H Houtchens to A L Biggs and Biaker to Sutton among many lot and subdivision descriptions. Marriage licenses issued include Forrest Billingsley and Doris Bailey. Kenneth Clayton and Lois Wallace. Ernest Riddle and Nelson. Walter Williams and Nell Everitt. Raymond Stevenson and Minnie Hatcher. Chester Gunter and Helen Williams. Robert Hicks and Rosetta Cockerell.

H. H. Houtchens A. L. Biggs Morningside Ernest H. Biaker W. M. Sutton W. M Sutton Lucille B. Smith Alvin D Law Pairview Marlin Creek E. W. Helms L. D. Wirt J. L. Powell Seale C. C Dist Noble Paulk James B. Redfearn Plemons West Texas Hte. L. Co W. I Clifford J. Hts Forrest Lee Billingsley Doris Bailey Kenneth C. Clayton Lois Wallace Ernest J. Riddle Edith Marie Nelson Walter J. Williams Nell Everitt Raymond M. Stevenson Minnie Aileen Hatcher Chester Gene Gunter Helen Eugenia Williams Robert T. Hicks Rosetta Cockrell

Farm Union Re Elects Officers At 42nd Texas Convention

The Texas Farmers Union re elected the entire slate at its 42nd annual convention. J J Berg of St Francis returns as president with John Rice of Munday as vice president and Frank Overturf as secretary. New state directors include W F Stubbs Alanreed Ed Holmes Floydada Cordell C Bradford Ft Worth Henry Bellinghouser St Francis and Mike Britten Jr Groom. Berg also named as delegate to the national convention in Topeka Kansas in March. Farmers Union Fire Insurance policyholders meet this afternoon with Andrew Peterson of Canadian presiding and Will G Knox addressing.

Texas Farmers Union J. J. Berg St. Francis John Rice Munday Frank Overturf W. F. Stubbs Alanreed Ed Holmes Floydada Cordell C. Bradford Ft. Worth Henry Bellinghouser Mike Britten

Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Plan March Show in Amarillo

The Texas Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association announces its first show since its 1944 inception, to be held with the Amarillo Fat Stock Show. Entries must be postmarked by February 20, judging on March 23, with 400 to 500 rabbits expected and premiums refunds for winners. Breeders from Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico and Texas are expected to enter.

Texas Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico

Meetings on price structures in Potter Randall Oldham counties

Educational meeting on price structures for automotive repair service and household furnishings and wearing apparel businesses. Tonight at 7 30 in the Potter County Courthouse. Office of Price Administration sponsors the event with F A Wilson and H L Lewis leading discussions.

Potter Randall Oldham Potter County Office of Price Administration F. A. Wilson Price Office Fort Worth H. L. Lewis

Be Bragging For a While Be Bragging For a While

County Clerk Hubert Cole earned a red face as his wife Mrs Cole smiled after she helped free the car from a slick garage. He had boasted about driving while she faced challenges. She sprinkled sand around the rear wheels and backed out, ending the jam.

Hubert Cole Mrs. Cole Hubert

Children Die In Cabin Fire In Memphis

Dolores Bennett seven and Patricia ten died from third degree burns after a cabin fire sparked by a gas stove explosion. The sisters, daughters of Mr and Mrs J E Bennett, had been living in Memphis for a year before the tragedy.

Memphis Dolores Bennett Patricia J. E. Bennett

Movie Horror Star Karloff Stranded as Plane Grounds

Karloff, the bogey man of movie fame, was at English Field airport today as his TWA Stratoliner made an unplanned stop. The west bound flight was grounded temporarily while authorities handled the situation.

Karloff English Field Bor TWA

Mrs Cunningham Plans Arizona Rest Trip From Amarillo

Cunningham Floral Company owner Mrs. Cunningham heads to Phoenix for a month of rest. A resident of Amarillo since 1902 she entered the floral business in 1917 and had hoped to depart Sunday but could not secure a reservation.

Carrie Cunningham Phoenix Carrie Cun Ningham Cunningham Floral Company Ariz

Beryl Needle Club Luncheon Hosted at Mrs Brown Home

The Beryl Needle Club met Thursday at 1509 Polk for a covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Mrs Ogle Parker Rogers Putman Brown and Bogard with guests Mrs Alta James and Mrs Don White. Next meeting will be with Mrs Davis at 500 Belleview.

Beryl Needle Club Ernest Brown Polk Mesdames Howard Ogle B. Q. Parker W. L. Rogers Ed Putman Dewell Brown Bill Bogard Alta James Don White W. F. Davis Belleview

Lumber Heir Plans Five-Year Long-Bell Learning Tour

Hayne Ellis Jr a grandson of R A Long, will work a year in Amarillo as Long-Bell salesman then spend five years at five different company locations to learn the lumber business. He served as a Navy gunnery officer and is married with a young son.

Hayne Ellis, Jr Amarilo R. A. Long Long-Bell Lumber Company Ellis Long-Bell Company Monroe Navy South Pacific Kansas City Lumber Hayne Robert A. Long Long Ellis John Davis Leland Long-Bell R. P. Combs

Runaway Pampa Girl Sought by Panhandle Police

Amarillo police and other Panhandle officers are asked to search for 14 year old Wilma Hill from Pampa. She weighs about 115 pounds with blonde hair and is described as a runaway.

Pampa

Home Club Hears Guest Mrs G S McLellan

Amarillo Day Nurseries director Mrs. G S McLellan spoke at the Home Interest Club meeting hosted by Mrs F W Mize. President Mrs W R Gowdy led business and the roll call on Causes for Child Delinquency, with a Red Cross sewing session planned for January 31 at 1 PM.

G. S. McLellan Amarillo Home Interest Club F. W. Mize West Nineteenth W. R. Gowdy Red Cross

ICC Hearing Ends On Trucking Petition

Special two day ICC hearings adjourned after a petition by D and O Trucking and Construction of Pampa for rights to move oil field machinery in Texas Kansas and Oklahoma. Petition filed by Earl Dense more and Henry Overall. Joint board to decide in months. Commission reps to Odessa today.

Interstate Commerce Commission D & O Trucking and Construction Company Pampa Texas Kansas Oklahoma Earl Densemore Henry Overall Jim Welch Oklahoma Corporation Commission Paul R. Naefe ICC Washington, D. C Commission Odessa John Buss Borger

93 year old widower marries 63 year old bride in Santa Ana

Dowron Halsey Winson aged 93 and Mary Dorothea Larson aged 63 obtained a marriage license in Santa Ana. The unlikely pair plan to wed despite the wide age gap, underscoring the truism that romance has no age limit.

Los Angeles Dowron Halsey Winson Mary Dorothea Larson Santa Ana

Stripes line up to flatter you in spring pattern 4702

Advertisement for Simplicity style 4702 with waist girdle surplice bodice and cluster gathers. Lists sizes including 16 and many others with yardage details for a 35 inch fabric. Offers 20 cents pattern price to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York. Also touts Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with 15 cents extra for a free hat and gilet directions.

Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Anne Adams

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