Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City market report for June 3 shows hogs 600 head active all entries and steady with Wednesday. Hogs top $11.50 to packers and shippers with various weights priced accordingly. Cattle and calves: beef steers and stock fairly active up to 15 cents higher, tops around $10.25 for steers, other values listed. sheep and lambs: spring lambs steady to higher, native lambs $12.50 top, other lambs $8.90 to $13.25.
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Kansas City
KGNC Radio Schedule Highlights NBC And Local Programs
Thursday through Friday radio airtime lists NBC and local shows with hosts, musicians, and broadcasts. Notable entries include Don Winslow of the Navy, The King's Men, Show Boat, News, and various music and talk segments across afternoon and evening slots.
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Archer Gibson
NBC
Young Hickory
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Escorts
Betty
Mary Deittrick
Rhythm Makers
Fields and Hall
Flying Dutchman
Melva Hagen
Betty Crocker
Bob
Sons of West
Arthur Lang
Marlowe and Lyon
Jackie Heller
Barry McKingley
Cadet
Stardust
Gene Austin
25 Year Club Barbecue At Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo High School graduates will be guests at a barbecue in the automobile building at the Tri-State Fair grounds. The 25 Year Club, led by Terry Thompson, invited about 700 people including the nearly 400-member graduating class. John Snider will barbecue the beef for service at six this evening.
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Amarillo High School
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Terry Thompson
Landis
John Snider
Underpass Opening Set for Tomorrow in City
The North Buchanan Street underpass dedication is moved to tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Mayor Ross D Rogers presiding KGNC will broadcast the ceremony at the first crossing on the south end of the structure The four lanes will open to traffic at 8 00 p m with rib bons to be cut.
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Buchanan Street
Ross D. Rogers
KGNC
Train Fan Struck by Freight Car Causes Tragic Death
Police traced the incident to tracks south of Swift & Company warehouse near 19 North Fillmore Street where Wright’s body was found. Relatives mourn his sudden disappearance. funeral plans to be announced by N. S. Griggs & Sons. Wright, employed at the serum company, was described as steady as a clock by Hall Medford.
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King
Swift & Company
North Fillmore Street
Serum
Wright
Hall Medford
President outlines regional planning for water and flood control
The President proposed integrating regional authorities except TVA Columbia and Mississippi to develop plans conserving waters soils forests and other resources. Projects would be reviewed yearly by Congress with National Planning Board coordination. Flood prevention requires upstream measures including small dams and forest restoration.
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Tennessee Valley
Columbia Valley
Mississippi
Congress
National Planning Board
Roosevelt
Guan
Comforting Relief For Women At The Time They Need It Most
An advertisement promotes the BC remedy for relief during the menstrual period and associated headaches and backaches. It claims fast action from a non opium formula used for headaches neuralgia muscular pain and nervousness. Available in 10c 25c sizes or by the dose at fountains.
Ice Tray Lemon Berries Garnish for Punch
For a large punch, remove racks from the biggest cube tray, fill with water, and freeze until partially solid. Add lemon and orange slices and pitted candied cherries. Garnish with green mint leaves for color.
Akron Deanery president says parents are discourteous to children
Mrs. William P. Leffler, new president of the Akron Deanery, National Council of Catholic Women, says most parents are discourteous to their children. She adds plain common sense is the key to good family upbringing.
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Cleveland
William P. Leffler
Akron
National Council of Catholic Women
Passenger train tragedy described in eye witness statements
Witness accounts detail a fatal incident near a rail line with a decapitated victim as a Rock Island train pulled away. Robinson describes seeing the man step onto the tracks and dive beneath the rear coach just as the locomotive began moving.
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Rock Island
Rock Island Robinson
Fort Worth
Denver
Rock Island Tracks
Ihen
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Kansas City Livestock
Amarillo Printing Co
EB. A. Pierce & Co
Amarillo
Preveat O
New York
Pierce & Co
Arkansas
Gervier
Humble
Bimray
Amer Melt & Ret
Amer Mills
Omer Te & Lt
Mour A Co
Penaconda
Atchison Top & & F
American Radiator
Baltimore & Ohio Vesree
Barnsdall Ou
Baldwin Loco Tree
Eeeeter
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Fees Sete
Borden
Callahan Zinc & Tane
Chrysler
Columb Gas & Elect Dan
With & Wanes
Consol Ol
Curtiss Wright
Motors
Douglass Aircraft
Deere & Coan
Eaton
Mig
Elec
Auto-Lite
BRAY
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear Hd
Houston
Hershey
Hudson Motors If
Trul Tel
Tater Johns Manville
Kennecott
Lorillard
Ieee
Texas
Thy
Montgomery-Ward
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelvinator
A'S
Natl
Pow & Light
Oly
NY Central
North American Aviation
North American Co
Po Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Penney Co
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Patrol
Bia
Remington
Rand
Republic Tee
Reynolds Tobacco
Sly
Beara Roebuck
Southern Railway
Sarvel
Stewart Warner
Mtudebaker Isees
A Texas Co
Saiy Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texan Pace Coal
Patti Chapin
Jerry Cooper
Loretto
George Hall
Bill Woods
Mountaineers
Richard Leibert
Northern Lights
Lloyd Snyder
Orchestra
Micro News
Salvation Army
Hollywood
Vaughn de Leath
Dean Brothers
Max Bevens
Neve
Lew Childre
Ma Perkins
Jaci Hilton
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Drug
United Gas
US Steel
Warner Bros Western Union Woolworth
Dad
Killough & Davies
Kuppenheimer
Schoeneman
Hyde Park
Killough @ Davies
Carter
Joss
Gamie
Guy
Thompson
C. A. Wright
Clarendon
Gene Leggett
Vernon
Gladys
Lucille
Isabelle Wright
Lorraine Wright Austin
Fannie Lee McGowan
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Thrifty
America
Pentine
Servce
Little Tva
Hotel Sherman
College Inn
Chicago
Seminole
Okla
el Reno
Clinton
Robinson
Carder
Fort Worth & Denver
Oklahoma
Sears
Tax Incl
Craftsman
10Th and
Polk Streets
Amarillo, Texas
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