Market Ends Week With Aviation Stocks Leading Rebound
The stock market closed its worst week in three months as aviation and related shares led a broad recovery. Trans fers totaled 660,006 shares, with many issues up fractions to multiple points. Prominent gainers included Douglas Aircraft, Bell Aircraft, Lockheed, Grumman, Pan American Airways, Eastern Air Lines, Northwest, and Chrysler among others. Losers included Goodyear and Standard Oil New Jersey. Final Saturday session until September, with bonds and commodities firmer.
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New York
Associated Press
Douglas Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Lockheed
Grumman
Northern Pacific
Chrysler
Willys - Overland
Sears - Roebuck
National Distillers
American Woolen Common
Preferred
Electric Power & Light
International Harvester
Goodyear
Standard Oil
N. J
American Distilling
American Can
Owens-Illinois
Chicago
Barnum Steel
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Piper Aircraft
Pontepec
Anaconda
Armour & Coseeee
Aviation
Baldwin Loco
Bendix Aviation Eeewee
Bethlehem Steel
Bordener
Braniff
General Electric O
General Motors
Gillette
Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery
Ohio Oil
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Aceses
Paramount
Penn RR
Phillips
Nor Pac Ry
Radio Corp
Rep Steel
St Jo Lead
Sears
Sham Oil & “Gas Eee
Shell Union Oil
Socony Vecuum Steer
Ste Weweee
Stand
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J
Studebaker See
Spiegel Tee
Texas Car
Tex Gulf Om Ae
Tidewater Wee
Union Carbide Eee
United Aircraft
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Wilson & Coer
White Motors Heer
Warner Bros
Western Union
Woolworth
Livestock Market Steady Across Slaughter and Stocker Classes
Kansas City and Fort Worth reports show slaughter classes and stockers generally steady with some declines. Cattle salable totals around 700 with calves, hogs steady at ceiling prices, and sheep offering 2,000 head as spring lambs stay near 15 to 16 dollars per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth
E'Eady
Plans for Tulsa Quarter Horse Exhibition July 17
Plans for a quarter horse show in Tulsa during Swisher County’s picnic on July 17 invite all local breeders. Entry fee is 3 per horse with prize money and ribbons for various age classes and a grand champion for stallions and mares. Judge Mason King of Amarillo. entries to C. C. Brooksher or J. H. Brown. special gelding class included. Also notes Anna Jarvis started Mothers Day floral gifts in 1907.
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Tulsa
Swisher County
C. C. Brooksher
J. H. Brown
Tulia
Markets at a Glance Stocks Edge Higher
United Press reports quiet trading with stocks higher and bonds irregularly higher. Curb trading shows stocks up in uneven moves as Chicago markets list steady cotton and grains with wheat corn oats rye and barley futures maintaining steady prices.
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United Press
Chicago
Stock Market Quotations From Merrill Lynch
Merrill Lynch furnishes stock market quotations reflecting latest prices and buy sell activity for a range of common and preferred stocks. The report highlights price movements, trading volume, and notable shifts across major industries.
Cotton Traders Await Action on Price Control Bill
New York June 30 cotton futures held a narrow range as traders waited for final action on the Price Control Bill. Early selling eased after mid June parity failed to rise with light mill buying and covering later steadying prices. Spots in Galveston closed steady with no sales and quotes for varying grades listed.
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New York
Chicago Butter and Cheese Market Rates Steady
Chicago June 30 butter and milk product prices show nominal changes. Butter receipts reach 1,179,638 pounds with various quality grades and accompanying receipts listed. market figures include case counts and price standings across different fat contents and standards.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade
June 30 Chicago market report notes strong demand and firm prices for potatoes. U.S. shipments total 950 cars with California 100 pound sacks long white No 1 rated at 379-4.29, U.S. commercials 4.17-4.19, local trade active with occasional car offers.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Wheat and Rye Rally as Grains Firm Near Close
Grain markets show firm to strong tone with wheat and rye leading gains. Cash buying and shorts covering support futures while rain in the corn belt and a firmer stock market backdrop lift prices across Chicago and Kansas City cash grains.
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Chicago
Islands Grow Veggies for Pacific War Effort
More than 10,000 acres on battle scarred Pacific islands have been turned into vegetable gardens to boost food supply for the armed forces. Local troops and island communities collaborate to harvest staples, aiming to reduce supply lines strain and support ongoing operations.
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Battlescarred
Pacific
Garner F Hicks Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Garner Franklin Hicks 65 who died Thursday in a local hospital will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the chapel of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. He was a jeweler and watch maker for 30 years and lived in Amarillo 25 years. Survived by his wife two sons W J Hicks of Los Angeles Earl Hicks of Malvern Ark and two daughters Mrs C R Biggs of Amarillo and Mrs D B Chaney of McAllen. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World.
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Garner Franklin Hicks
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Hicks
Amarillo
Rosk
W. J. Hicks
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl Hicks
Malvern
Ark
C. R. Biggs
D. B. Chaney
McAllen
The
Methodist Church
Woodmen of the World
Eddy Anderson to Record Duet Concert at USO Club
Nelson Eddy and Marian Anderson will perform five songs in a recorded program at the Downtown USO Club Sunday at Ellwood Park. Eddy features Romberg and Strauss selections, including Stout Hearted Men Wanting You While My Lady Sleeps. Anderson offers Schubert pieces Ave Maria and AIrf enthalt. The program is the weekly series organized by Miss Thelma Lee based on servicemen polls.
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Nelson Eddy
Marian Anderson
Ellwood Park
Eddy
Romberg
My Abode
Anderson
Thelma Lee
Amarillo Field Men Reach Luzon in Philippines
Technical Sgt. Pat Riley and Technical Sgt. Larry Cutler formerly of Amarillo Field arrived recently on Luzon in the Philippines. Riley served in the file room at post headquarters while Cutler led the special orders section.
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Pat Riley
Larry Cutler
Amarillo Field
Luzon
Philippines
Riley
Post Headquarters
Cutler
Riley Re-elected President of Amarillo NCO Club
Staff Sgt. Jack Riley was re-elected president of the Amarillo Field Non-Commissioned Officers Club at the regular officer election this week. Riley has led since the departure of Staff Sgt. Tim Ready. Other officers include Harold Brackey as vice-president and Sgt. Robert Herr as secretary and treasurer, with board members Tech Sgt. J. Anderson, Cpl. Jerry Sullivan, and Cpl. George Makres. All terms are six months.
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Jack Riley
Classification Office
Amarillo Field
Riley
Tim Ready
Homer Trout
Physical Training Department
Harold Brackey
Robert Herr
J. Anderson
Jerry Sullivan
George Makres
Board of Governors
Glen Gray Orchestra Heads to Amarillo Field July 11
Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra will appear at Amarillo Field for a July 11 dance. Capt Clarence Hammond announces the popular band following a Hollywood Palladium run and Navy Bulletin Board appearances. Lead tunes include Smoke Rings For You and Talk of the Town with vocalists Skip Nelson and Fats Daniels.
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Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Amarillo Field
Clarence Hammond
Cer
Hollywood Palladium
Navy
Gray
Skip Nelson
Fats” Daniels
American Legion Auxiliary Drives Dues in Post Engine
The 40 and 8 engine of Hanson Post will stay parked on Polk Street today for a membership drive. An auxiliary member will collect 1945 dues to maintain continuous membership, and women may discuss eligibility at the post. Insects form two thirds of fresh water fish diets and about one third of wild bird diets.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanson Post
Polk Street
Paroled Morales Arrested Again After Boise Celebration
Idaho man Pedro Morales, released from prison in the morning, was fined for an uproarious celebration. The next morning he returned behind bars as a parole violator in Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
Pedro Morales
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Antos
Spring Service & Supply
van Buren
Jockey Club
American Legion Auxiliary Campaigns
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Sadie
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Andy
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Southern Equipment & Supply Co
St. Ph
Parkmoor Drive-In
Madison
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
Mary Montgomery
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk Bldg
Eeke
Tire Service
Texaco Products
McCormick-Deering
Plains Implement Co
Creekmore Implement CO
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Plains Chevrolet Co
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Fiixall Garage & Body Shop
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