Livestock Market Notes From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market reports note 500 cattle with 50 calves salable and prices for medium slaughter steers and heifers around 1385 to 1400, and hogs with 800 salable at ceiling levels. Chicago reports hogs steady with good and choice barrows and gilts at 14.85 per hundredweight, cattle and calves mostly steady with top prices around 17.00 for large fed steers, and sheep steady with varied lamb values.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Courthouse Records Details Civil Transfers and Divorces
District court filings list multiple property transfers in Denver Heights Ames and Flynn areas. Includes divorces Gladys Rosser vs Isaac Rosser Beatrice Daniel vs W G Daniel Nannie Moore vs Marion Moore and Sorrel vs Sorreis. Also draws licenses for couples Behrend Ward Howard Gloor Smith Huffman Kostretski Akin Beauregard Geer.
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H Paul
Thompson B. Andrews
Denver
Paul
Thompson
Andrews
Lot
W.H Fuqua
R. C. Jarrell
S. J
GG. Ordway
Joseph A. Burn
Flynn
Pause
C. B. Christian
C. C. Ter
Cecil L. Humphrey
W. J Martin
Geneva Mae Humphreye
J. O. Curtis, Jr
Loren W Toure
G&s Finkiea
Tull Lane
Mayhew
A. B. Horal
G. D. Hoyal
J. Htll
T. J. Clark
E. N. Mullican
Ollie H. Young
Jerry P Dre
Eakle
Nathan Finley Martin
J. O. Hill
Hill Ter
Gladys Spruell Rosser
Isaac Burene Rosser
R G Hatfield
Vesta May Hatfield
Beatrice Daniel
W. G. Daniel
Nannie Lou Moore
Marion Moore
Robert EF. Sorrel
Estella Sorreis
F. Behrend
Theda Lois Ward
W. Howard
Charlotte L
March in protest in Chungking targets embassy
About 10,000 Chinese students marched to the British embassy in Chungking demanding Hong Kong and Macao be returned to China and protested the construction of an air force airfield near Kowloon.
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Chungking
Hong Kong
Macao
China
Oo Air Force
Kow
General Krueger Bids Sixth Army Farewell in Japan
In Kyoto on January 25 Lt. Gen. Walter Krueger received a farewell salute as he said goodbye to the Sixth Army and began his return to the United States. The Sixth Army goes inactive after a 4,500 mile Pacific push that left 225,000 Japanese dead. Krueger, native of Germany and veteran of the Spanish-American War, plans a 65th birthday in Tokyo and a luncheon with Gen. Douglas MacArthur before boarding the New Jersey for home. His aides and officers, all listed from San Antonio and nearby La Porte, accompanied him through the war’s major campaigns.
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Japan
Walter Krueger
Sixth Army
Krueger
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Germany
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Yokohama
New Jersey
United States
New Guinea
Pacific
Sixth
Philippines
Woodlark
Kiriwina Islands
Luzon
Australia
J. P. Godowns
San Antonio
Charles R. Lehner
Richard R. Middlebrooks
George 8. Price
Horton
W. White
Harry Reichelderfer
George W. Palmer
Stuart S. Hoff
Arthur Bass
Paul Mayo
Clifton Nelson
Robert Hatcher
CWO
Raymond Rodriguez
Clinton Waggoner
LaPorte
Adjustment of Control Urged in Price System Reform
Fred Seale newly installed Amarillo Real Estate Board president urges a new price control system to replace what he calls inefficient management. He proposes delegated authority to industry and price setting by trade groups, with Wilson Wyatt as overall referee, to boost production and housing for veterans. Fortified by regional talks, the move envisions 1000 new housing units and continued FHA operations under Foley.
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Fred Seale
Amarillo Real Estate
Office Price Administration
Truman
OPA
National Association of Home Builders
National Association of Realtors
Wilson Wyatt
Federal Housing Administration
Foley
National Housing Administration
Blanford
National Association Home Builders
Ben Wiseman
Dallas
Dick Hughes
Pampa
Colder With Wind and Snow Flurries Forecast
A cold front moving through the United States is expected to bring much colder air with a 30 to 40 mph gale and possible snow flurries. Daytime temperatures may reach 70 but tonight could drop to the high 20s, with a hard freeze anticipated Saturday night.
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United States
Four Carloads of Nylons Expected to Arrive in Mexico
Mexico City report says El Universal notes four railroad carloads of nylon stockings are due soon. The stock is advertised at 3.60 to 4.40 dollars per pair.
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Mexico
Mexico City
U.P
el Universal
Shock From Bomb Plot Drove Hitler Toward Madness
Herford Germany January 25 1945 General Nicolaus von Below says the July 20 1944 bombing attempt on Adolf Hitler caused shock that started his mental deterioration. Von Below witnessed Hitler's reaction at the Reich Chancellery bunker and later told interrogators that the Führer showed signs of shock that affected his nerves and mind.
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Herford
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Luftwaffe
Nicolaus von Below
General von Below
Hitler
Reichschancellery
Berlin
Fuehrer
Eva Braun
von Below
Puehrer
Russia France Netherlands Join International War Crimes Tribunal
Tokyo reports Russia France and The Netherlands joined the international tribunal to try Japan war crimes suspects led by Hideki Tojo. The move broadens participation beyond the United States China and four British Empire members as trials may begin in March.
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Tokyo
Russia
France
Netherlands
International Tribunal
Japan
Hideki Tojo
United States
China
Amarillo Chamber Creates Industrial and Wholesale Research Committee
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce board approved forming a new Industrial and Wholesale Research Committee to aid existing plants and attract new manufacturing and wholesale businesses. John McCarty was elected chair, with plans for a full time salaried manager. the move followed a directors meeting at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
John McCarty
Hereford cows in hotel window show at fair
In a humorous scene at the Herring Hotel's display, Daisy and Nifty the Panhandle cows gibe about past bids and hotel tempers as handlers slide halters on and prepare the herd for removal from the show window amid talk of the Brown Palace in Denver and a finale at the fair grounds.
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Brown Palace
Denver
Nifty
Daisy Bellow
Daisy
Panhandle
Hereford
Susie Uppingworth
Dinner House Adds Service with weekly live music
Thomas Dinner House expands offerings to include The Firelight Trio playing for dinner from 7 30 to 8 30 pm Monday through Friday. A cover starts at 8 30 pm with dancing until midnight on weekdays and 1 am Saturdays in the main dining room. Private dining remains in other rooms.
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Thomas Dinner House
Firelight Trio
Jack Alchter
Bob Dorough
Phil Ryan
Jackie Wright
Smorgasbord Rescheduled to Sunday
The Smorgasbord will be served on Sunday instead of Friday. The change shifts the dining schedule and impacts attendees planning for the event.
Byrnes Returns From London Grateful on UN Progress
Secretary of State Byrnes, returning from London, said he was greatly gratified by the progress made by the United Nations Organizations during the last two weeks.
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Washington
Byrnes
London
United Nations
Rioting Escalates as Police Tear Gas Parade Clashes Grow
Police dispersed rioters with tear gas after attempts to loot offices and safety boxes. Five more casualties from earlier unrest died today, raising the death toll to nineteen. The disturbances started Wednesday during a parade of Indian Nationalist sympathizers and worsened into mob rule.
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Bombay
U.P
Major CIO and AFL Labor Actions Across Industries
A wave of labor disputes unfolds with mass layoff threats at Ford affecting 15 000 workers today and 25 000 early next week. CIO farm equipment workers strike 30 000 across 11 IH plants faces fact finding hearings in Chicago. Federal mediation paused in CIO electrical workers dispute with GE GM Westinghouse. Coal and electrical generating plants prepare further action. A 750 000 strong CIO steel workforce narrows down to 100 000 officer losses with broader industry impact.
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Ford
CLO
AFL
Chicago
CIO
International Harvester Co
General Electric
General Motors
Westinghouse
Kentucky
Virginia
Ford Motor Co
United Automobile Workers
Panhandle milk producers seek higher price to cover costs
In a 42 county Panhandle area producers urge a 60 cent per 100 pounds price increase for liquid milk arguing costs rose from 1.71 to 4.06 per 100 pounds since 1943. They demand action by February 1 to prevent diverting supply, citing West Texas drought and ongoing OPA disputes on subsidies versus price increases. A 49-producer brief supports their case.
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Mr. Orth
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Panhandle
Amarillo
Hughes
Dallas
Washington
Breuth
West Texas
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Tidewater
Union Carbide
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Kansas City Livestock
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Financial Industrial Fund
Courthouse Records
Gen. Krueger
U.S
Seale
Gene Worley
Committee On New Industry
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Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors
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Kryptok
See Optical Co
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Superior Service System
National Peg
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