Hectic Week in Stock Market
The New York market endured one of its sharpest two year declines with losses Tuesday and a light liquidation Wednesday. News of anti speculations and Washington measures weighed on sentiment while peace rumors and optimism over oversold conditions aided brief recoveries. Trading slowed toward Friday as investors awaited Orient and Potsdam news, with the 60 stock average down 19 points for the week.
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New York
Washington
Japan
Securitie
Orient
Potsdam
Associated Press
Astley
Futures in Grain Extend Advance
Grain futures extended gains with July wheat up around 15 cents and rye as high as 1.58, while other grains posted gains before profit taking trimmed advances. CCC and government feed wheat talk supported buying, with some hedges shifted in the Kansas hard wheat market and cash and milling buyers active.
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Chicago
Hedges
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Kansas
Barney
Potatoes Market Brief From Chicago Report
POTATO MARKET CHICAGO July 2 Potato arrivals total 117 shipments 718 Missouri demand steady with slight weakness in other sections. California stock at ceilings for best stock. Prices listed include 100 lb sacks 415477 and 7 064 27 presembs. U S Triumphs and Missouri Cobbiers appear in the market with listed figures.
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Chicago
WFA
Vt. S&s
Missouri
California
U. S
New York Cobbiers
Missouri Cobbiers
Markets at a Glance July 21 New York and Chicago notes
Markets at a Glance reports cotton hedging in New York and closed markets. Chicago wheat held steady with slight gains while corn and rye show mixed moves on weather. Hogs and cattle run steady, reflecting government support chatter.
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New York
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Price Report From Kansas City and Fort Worth
Kansas City market notes show 12 loads of choice steers 1030 to 1260 pounds selling 16.90 to 17.50, calves 25 to 50 cents lower, hogs steady to ceiling, spring lambs higher with strong sellings. Fort Worth figures list slaughter steers and yearlings 25 to 50 cents lower, cows and calves weaker, hogs steady, spring lambs up, stockers and feeders mixed across weights.
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Kansas City
USDA
Texas
Fort Worth
Chicago Produce Market Steady on Butter and Eggs
Chicago spot butter and egg market were nominally steady on July 21 with Bee receipts at 9,603 cases and butter at 1,108,566 pounds. No significant price changes reported.
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Chicago
Amarillo Soldiers Among Texas Troops Arriving in New York
Two Amarillo soldiers were among Texas troops arriving in New York aboard the transport West Point. The group included Set. Truitt Cargill and Staff Ser. Claude J. Satterwhite.
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Amarillo
Texas
New York
West Point
Truitt Cargill
Claude J. Satterwhite
Clinton-Oklahoma-Western Railroad Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of annual stockholders meeting at the company office in Pampa Texas on Tuesday September 4 1945 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Directors meeting to follow the stockholders session. C T Hendrix secretary.
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Clinton-Oklahoma- Western Railroad Company of Texas
Pampa
Texas
C. T. Hendrix
Quiet Futures Session Steady Through Hedge Activity
New York July 21 Cotton futures opened quiet with slight easing on early hedge selling, then recovered on light mill covering before slipping again at close amid hedge selling. Spot markets stayed quiet with futures down 3 to 5 cents, Galveston spot steady with midrange prices around 22 cents.
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New York
Galveston
New Orleans
Invitation to Rodeo in Tucumcari Aug 10-12
FE. E. Rivers, secretary of the Quay County Sheriff's Posse, invites Amarillo and the Panhandle to the annual rodeo in Tucumcari N. M. on Aug. 10-12. Will Rogers Range Riders and Vega's 60 mounted horsemen join the parade on Aug. 19, with Beatles Brothers supervising rodeo events.
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FE. E. Rivers
Quay County Sheriff's Posse
Amarilo
Panhandle
Tucumcari
N. M
Will Rogers
Vega
West Texas
Beatles Brothers
Combat Veteran of Childress Seeks Tokyo Posted
Lt. Col. David K. Lyster Jr a 28 year old bombardment group commander and Childress native now in Fresno Cal desires to go to Tokyo after 11 months in Europe He would like to repeat the Berlin raid and says nothing would please him more than bringing Tokyo under similar fire He served as deputy air division leader under Lt Col Robert Rosenthal in the Berlin raid Feb 3.
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Lyster
Robert Rosenthal
Berlin
Stratford Native Serves in Luzon Hospital Unit
Pvt. William Sylvester Frizzell Jr. son of Mr and Mrs W S Frizzell of Stratford is with a medical department unit at a hospital near Manila on Luzon. He joined the Army Oct 1 1944 and has been overseas since February. A 1942 Stratford High School graduate he earned a sharpshooter's medal at Camp Wheeler. He has two brothers, Jerry 17 and Jacky 15, at home.
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Infantry
Camp Wheeler
William Sylvester Frizzell
W. S. Frizzell
Stratford
Luzon
Medical Department
Manila
Frizzell
Stratford High School
Army
Jerry
Jacky
Buffalo Hunters Surge on the Plains in 1883
By 1883 more than 5,000 buffalo hunters roamed the plains, shooting buffalo as fast as they could. The mass hunting pressed a species toward collapse, reshaping ecosystems and frontier life.
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Plains
Adolf Hitler Could Not Escape by U Boat to Argentina
Kiel report says U-520 could not have carried Hitler and Eva Braun to Argentina. Vice Admiral Godt says U-530 sailed from Kiel around March 3, with Hitler likely remaining in Germany. Naval intelligence chiefs Heve and others doubt any escape plan existed and maintain Hitler died in Berlin.
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Kiel
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Argentina
Eberhard Godt
Germany
Karl Doenitz
Hitler
Adolf
Berlin
Godt
Helmuth Heve
Mr. X
Doenitz
Heve
Technician Jackson Scruggs Returns to Fort Sam Houston
SHAMROCK July 21 Special— Technician Fourth Grade Jackson Scruggs son of Mrs W C Scruggs Shamrock and husband of Mrs Curtis Scruggs Olton was among returnees arriving at Brooks Con valescent Hospital Fort Sam Houston during the past week Scruggs served 33 months overseas with the First Battalion 232nd Engineers in the European Theater of Operations saw combat in Normandy France and Holland Returned to the United States on April 28 after being wounded in Belgium He wears the European Theater of Operations ribbon and the Good Conduct Medal
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Shamrock
Jackson Scruggs
W. C. Scruggs
Curtis Scruggs
Olton
Brooks Convalescent Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Scruges
232Nd Engineers
Normandy
France
Holland
United States
Belgium
Sergeant Roach of Memphis Wounded Twice in War
Sergeant James M. Roach, artilleryman from Memphis, serves in the First and Third Armies. He is on a 30 day convalescent furlough from McCloskey General Hospital visiting his mother Mrs. W. F. Ritchie. Roach fought in the Battle of the Bulge Rhine Crossing Ruhr and Cologne earning four battle stars a Purple Heart with clusters a Presidential Citation with clusters and the Good Conduct Medal. His first wound occurred in the Battle of the Bulge and the second at the Dancee River on April 26.
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Memphis
James M. Roach
McCloskey General Hospital
W. F. Ritchie
Rhine Crossing
Ruhr
Cologne
Battle of the Bulge
Dancee River
Bill Sherill Visits Here On Homeward Fort Worth Stop
Bill Sherill former News-Globe staffer and public relations director for Consolidated-Vultee spent Friday and Saturday in town en route home to Fort Worth from Denver as part of a Consolidated group touring the area.
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Bill Sherill
News-Globe
Fort Worth
Denver
Sherill
Consolidated-Vultee
Consolidated
New Domestic Transport Plane Unveiled at Denver Meeting
The article notes the unveiling of a new model transport plane during the air lines Meeting in Denver. It mentions Mr. Sherill, a Vernon native, who previously served on the Fort Worth State Telegram staff for several years after leaving Amarillo.
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Denver
Sherill
Vernon
Fort Worth
Daily cost of farm fires in the United States
The daily cost of farm fires in the United States totals about a quarter of a million dollars.
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United States
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