Duce Talks Stock Market Into Another Bad Fainting Spell
New York June 10 a wave of adverse war news plus Italy joining the war sent stocks to multi year lows. The Associated Press average slipped 1.2 points to 37 equal to the May 27 1938 low. Prominent losers included Wright Aeronautical Norfolk & Western Eastman Kodak Allied Chemical and Union Pacific. Grain and rubber futures rose while other commodities mixed. About 365 000 grains of pollen come from a single dandelion blossom.
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New York
Italy
Associated Press
Wright Aeronautical
Norfolk & Western
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Sperry
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
American Can
Standard Oil
N. J. Kennecott
International Ickel
American Telephone
Bber
Great Northern
Montery Ward
Aluminum of America
Aluminum Lt
American Gas
Bell Aircraft
Brewster Aero
Heyden Chemical
Standard Steel Spring
N. J. Zinc
Wheat Market Reels From Italy War Move
Italy's entry into the war sparks brisk wheat futures trading in Chicago with volatile swings and a net small advance. Corn and oats follow wheat, with cash grain quotes steady to mixed across Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Italy
Fort Worth
Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City
Wall Street Opens Mixed as War News Pressures Leaders
June 10 report shows heavy stock moves with war news weighing on leaders while bonds weaken and currencies slip. Cotton and sugar markets show irregular and heavy selling. Chicago wheat and corn rise with cattle strong and hogs soft. Produce items list poultry receipts and varied prices across eggs, butter, cheese, and dairy products. Dow Jones averages reflect declines across industrials, rails, utilities, and overall stocks.
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New York
Wall Street
Commission House
Boston
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Amarillo Markets Texas Common Pints
Amarillo market reports show five cars of wheat arriving in Amarillo for receipt and storage. Wheat prices and local buyers participate in the handling at the market.
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Amarillo
Texas
Cattle Market Steady-Strong Across Major Marts
Kansas City reports steady to strong cattle and hog values with mixed grades up to 10 cents, top hogs at 5.05 and cattle calves and stockers holding firm. Chicago Fort Worth and Denver markets show similar firmness in feeder and slaughter classes while lamb and sheep volumes remain active.
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Kansas City
U.P
Ward
Arizona
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Fort Worth
Denver Livestock
Denver
Oklahoma City
Union Cab Drivers Sue Yellow Company
Union taxicab drivers filed a federal suit in Houston seeking 175000 dollars in damages from Yellow Cab and Transportation Company alleging violations of the National Wage and Hour Act. Attorney W A Combs for the AFL claims overtime pay as of Oct 1 1938 plus penalties and fees. The action follows a month-long labor dispute and strikes against major operators.
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Houston
U.P
Yellow Cab and Transportation Company
W. A. Combs
American Federation of Labor Union
Checker Cab Company
City Cab Company
Combs
Yellow Cab Company
National
Yellow Cab Organization
Germ Destroyers Put Right in Blood
A method to treat infections by exposing a patient’s blood to ultra-violent rays for nine to 14 seconds before returning it to the bloodstream was shown at the American Medical Association convention. Invented by Emmett K. Knott and Lester A. Edblom, the process treats infected blood as an internal sun and has been tried on thousands of cases with good results.
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New York
Emmett K. Knott
Seattle
Wash
Lester A. Edblom
Eugene
Ore
Cardenas Seeks Democratic Unity at New York Fair
President Lazaro Cardenas of Mexico spoke by radio from Mexico City at the World’s Fair in New York. He expressed faith in democratic institutions and cooperation with the Americas to oppose violence and intervention, calling it the tenth salute to the Americas at the fair.
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New York
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Mexico City
Americas
Cardenas
Cotton Market Dips After War News Sends Futures Down
New York futures surged briefly after Italy enters the war but closed 1 to 5 points lower. July contracts held a nominal gain of 5 points amid short covering then faded as traders priced a potential outlet for American cotton being choked. Spot markets in New Orleans and Galveston showed quiet or steady activity with minor price adjustments.
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New York
Worth Street
Socg Srtese
RAZ Abd Bar
New Orleans
Civil Appeals Docket from Seventh District Texas Court
Proceedings list motions granted and overruled with rehearings authorized or denied for multiple cases. Appeals affirmed reversed or remanded involve Lipscomb Lofland Maye etc from Hall Lubbock Wilbarger Potter counties and others with cases set for submission October 7 1940 and various counties including Cottle Wheeler Lamb Carson Ochiltree Lynn and Kent.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Amarillo
Audrey Lipscomb
May Lofland
Texas Employers Insurance Association
M. Mitchell
Colorado Life Company
Rufus Sweat
Harry J. Ebers
Traders & General Insurance Company
Minnie L. Wood
Audrey Lofland Lipscomb Et al
Maye Lofland
FE. B. Bynum, Jr
Long- Bell Lumber Company
Hall County
Manion Rice
Lubbock County
Emma B. Guyer
Walter E. Guyer
Wilbarger County
Fred C. Cullum
Duke Cullum
Potter County
Cottle County
Panhandle South Plains Fair Association
E. Chappell
J. A. Lott
W. D. Scott
Wheeler County
P. C. Anders
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Lamb County
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Farmers Elevator Co., Inc
Carson County
T. DeWitt
Kent County
Henry Helfenbein
J. S. Talley
Defense Minister Norman McL. Rogers Killed in Plane Crash
Newtonville Ontario June 1 U P reports Minister of Defense Norman McL Rogers and three Royal Canadian Air Force crew members were killed when their plane failed to land and crashed one mile east of Newtonville. Rogers was en route to Toronto from Ottawa to speak at a joint Canadian Club Empire Club meeting. Weather officials cited low fog in the forenoon over the Newtonville area between Bowmanville and Port Hope.
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Newtonville
Ont
U.P
Norman McL
Rogers
Royal Canadian Air Force
Here
Toronto
Ottawa
Canadian Club
Empire Club
Weather Bureau
Bowmanville
Port Hope
Pilot dies in Curtiss dive bomber crash near Schenectady
A Curtiss dive bomber en route to Canada for Allied shipment crashed in bad weather eight miles west of Schenectady. The pilot Allan B. Suliman of St. Louis, 26, was killed. Announcement came from Burdette S. Wright, Curtiss-Wright executive.
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New York
Canada
Marinville
N. Y
Allan B. Suliman
St. Louis
Buffalo
Albany
Schenectady
Suliman
Burdette S. Wright
Curtiss Aeroplane Division
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Texas railroad commission eyes new proration for East Texas field
The Texas Railroad Commission signaled possible changes to June through August oil allows. East Texas production may rise slightly while Gulf Coast cuts and Panhandle increases aim to curb waste and balance supply amid market demand. The June order cut statewide output to 1,334,000 barrels per day.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
U. S. Supreme Court
Lon A. Smith
Jerry Sadler
Commission
Texas Gulf Coast
Panhandle
Railroad Commission
Texas
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Gulf Coast
Sadler
William Tell Slayer Charged With Murder
Houston report states Jack Roach an automobile dealer and sportsman was charged with murder without malice over the killing of a man servant at Roach's ranch. Olivia Paines, 36, was fatally wounded while balancing a cup on her head as a target for Roach's pistol fire. Roach said his aim was thrown off when someone on the bed moved.
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Houston
Jack Roach
Olivia Paines
Roach
Wellington Bond Election Set
Wellington city council approved two bond questions to be decided June 25. A community house project seeks $20 000 in bonds while $175 000 in revenue bonds would fund a power and light plant and its distribution system.
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Wellington
Joe Thompson
Oil Supply Shows Large Increase
The U S Bureau of Mines reports April 30 total oil stocks at 555 433 million barrels an increase of 11 59 million from March 31 yielding a 145 day supply Domestic demand in April reached 103 526 million barrels up from 94 632 million a year earlier Exports of crude and refined products fell year over year Finished gasoline stocks rose to 96 615 million barrels Aviation gasoline demand was 209 000 barrels with 302 000 exported April daily crude production averaged 3 868 200 barrels.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
O Daniel Calls for Renewed Patriotism Ahead of Flag Day
Governor W Lee O Daniel urged a renewal of patriotism during a Sunday radio broadcast to about 50 World War I veterans. He framed patriotism as the nation's cement and highlighted home country and God as life’s fundament. The flag was described as sacred and not a toy. He linked renewal of allegiance to Americanism and constitutional defense.
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Austin
J.P
W. Lee O'Daniel
Enginemen Killed in Wreck Near Farmingdale NJ
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed at a washout two miles east of Farmingdale New Jersey injuring ten passengers none seriously and killing engineer Thomas Ford of Collingswood and fireman W H Van Dyke of Long Branch who were pinned under the locomotive after it overturned.
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Farmingdale
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Thomas Ford
Collingswood
W. H. van Dyke
Long Branch
Oil Market Summary Tulba Oklahoma June 10
Oil market steady with slight firming on midcontinent refinery trading due to bid activity. Prices for refined products range from 61 to 74 octane gasoline to kerosene and fuel oils, with regional variations in Oklahoma and North Texas figures and standard tank car lots of 8009 to 10000 gallons.
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Tulba
Okla
WU Pi
Inidcontinent
Oklahoma
U.S
North Texas
Standard Oil Loses Large Suit Over Pan American Case
New York June 10 State Supreme Court Justice Samuel Rosenman ruled that Standard Oil Company of Indiana and five individuals interfered with the Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company’s competitive business. They were ordered to pay damages originally set at 50 million dollars. final amount to be determined by counting profits since April 1933.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Samuel Rosenman
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Athlete's Death Is Probed
Des Moines reports investigation into the death of 24 year old Davis Davis of Tyler Texas a former Iowa State high school golf champion who died last night while visiting a former classmate in Des Moines authorities probe cause and circumstances.
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Des Moines
A. BE. Shaw
Davis Davis
Tyler
Texas
Iowa
Davis
Motorcycle Injuries Fatal in San Angelo
Wallace Hinson aged 20 died here after a motorcycle accident near San Angelo. He had recently lived in the area and was buried today.
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San Angelo
Wallace Hinson
Radio Station KGNC Power Details
KGNC broadcasts at 2500 watts by day and 1000 watts at night on 1410 KE.
Radio Schedule Overview for Tuesday Morning to Evening
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Alvino Rey
Orch
Sam's Club of the Air
Gal
Carol Leighton
Red Cross Speaker
Accordionaires
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S. Gov't. Reporta
A_ P
Ted Fio Rito
Bonnie Ruth Taylor
Musical Arts Conservatory
Fulton Lewis
San Jacinto Boosters
Geo. W. Keeling
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Fe Jordan
Sporte
Skyw
Hollywood Reporter
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Raymond Gram
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Griff Williams
Amarillo
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Church of God & Christ
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Li'l Abner
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Edwin C
Yvette and
Hera Eee
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Rocky Gordon
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Bud Barton
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Roy Shield
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Raymond G. Swing
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Ed Hill
Cbs- T
Jack Armstrong
Nbe-Wear-East
Cathy
Nbe-Wed-West
Ireene Wicker
Storias
Nbe-W
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J. Johnston
Scattergood Baines
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Ray Kinney
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Kr Wink
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N. C
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