Chicago Livestock Market Report March 10
Chicago markets show cattle and hogs steady to modestly lower with active demand for certain fat cattle. Slaughter steers mostly 25.00 to 28.00 with tops near 28.00, heifers 24.00 to 26.50, cows up to 22.90, bulls to 28.80, hogs steady to 50 cents lower. Sheep around 19.00 to 20.30 per hundredweight with few loads available.
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Averagi
Mertil Lv
Fenner & Bea
Amarillo
Peaner
Balawin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Neel
Curtin Wright
Douglas Aircraft
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General Motors
Harvester
Jonee-Lauentin
Glens
L Martin
Mia Cent
Kelvinator Comery Ward
Isis
Nat Gypsum
Ohio
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount Piwi Peon
Penney
Plymouth Oilease
Adie
Kerth
Union
Soc
Union Garbine
Hubber
Warner Brow Western
Anthy
Willye-Overland
Woolworth A
Fiark
Kansas City
Sala City
Seady
Fed Labs
Public Schools Close Friday for Teachers Conference
All public schools will close Friday as Charles M. Rogers announces. The District IX Texas State Teachers Association meeting, the Northwest Texas Conference for Education, will be held in the area all day. Amarillo College also closes Friday for the same event, with classes resuming Saturday.
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Chas. M. Rogers
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Conference For Education
Pri- She
Amarillo Girl Charlotte Teague Dies At 9
Charlotte Anita Teague nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Teague of Amarillo died at 10 this morning in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. Survived by sister Miss Marie de Austin and brothers Wilt bur Leon and Billy Teague all of Amarillo. Grandparents J B Roland of Amarillo and S J Teague of Houston. Services by Blackburn-Shaw in charge.
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Charlotte Anita Teague
Cad
Aire
W. Teague
North Marrs
Amaillo Osteopathic Hospital
Marie de Austin
Wiltbur
Leon
Billy
Teague
Amarillo
J.B Roland
Amari
SJ Teague
Houston
iniackburn-Shaw
Ariat Aig
Storm Continues Paralyzing Panhandle Travel
The Panhandle storm delays persist with Panhandle Trailways canceling northbound buses to Liberal Kansas. Highways east of Amarillo iced and snowed. Highway 83 and 117 face possible closures. Amarillo AAA warns against travel. Oklahoma City roads remain impassable. Communications suffer as 30 percent of long distance lines east of Amarillo fail. power lines dance with galloping cables in places. Flights delayed or cancelled. local events postponed including Cal Merchant’s funeral and club meetings. Schools report suspensions in multiple towns. temperatures drop across Tri State cities with heavy snow and sleet.
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Panhandle
Mr. Lott
AAA
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Flagstaff
Ariz
Tey
Slic
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Amarillo
Groom
State Line
Goodnight
Childress
Western Union
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fritch Road
St. Francis
White Deet
Pampa
Braniff
TWA
Pioneer Airlines
Clarendon
Cal. Merchant
Pioneer
Texline
Lefors
Dumas
Claude
Hedley
Tri-State
Clayton
Guymon
Ohio
Plainview
Lubbock
Wichita Palls
North Plains
Dalmart
Stratford
Sherman
Dallam
Spearman
Billy Miller
Perryton
Miami
Births Spark Population Jump to 145 Million
Census figures show 3,908,000 births in 1947, aided by low death rates and about 215,000 net immigrants. The document notes population growth tied to the year’s record birth count amid ongoing national weather disruptions and regional blizzard conditions.
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Census Bureau
Miss Marie Heine Dies at 37 Hospital Nurse
Marie Heine a supervisor nurse at St. Anthony's Hospital died this morning after hospital admission since last Monday. Registered in Mexico she came to St. Anthony's last September after working in El Sampo Corpus Christi and McAlister Oklahoma. Survived by an aunt and a brother in Mexico City. body at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home awaiting arrangements. NY OKAYS AMENDMENT TO LIMIT PRESIDENTS TO TWO TERMS.
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Marie Heine
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pilock
Mexico
St. Anthony’s Hospital
el Sampo
Corpus Christi
McAlister
Oklo
Heine
Paz Trejo Carrol
Lost bike appeal to Tack on Line Avenue incident
Letter from a reader seeking help locating a missing blue Pilot girls bike with basket and light left at Furt Pood on Line Avenue after an overnight mix up on Tuesday February 17. The writer notes a replacement older bike remained. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6.
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Furt Pood
Line Avenue
Texas Supreme Court rules work injuries recoverable in casual connection
The Texas Supreme Court holds workers compensation applies when injuries occur in casual connection with employment. Dolores Garcia may obtain compensation for husband Matthew Garcia who died after a dock accident in Houston on October 17, 1942. The case goes back to the trial court to render a judgment against Texas Indemnity Insurance Company.
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Audii
Maron Iy
Texas Supreme Court
Rker
Texas
Effie
Harris County District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas Indemnity Insurance Company
Dolores Garcia
Matthew Garcia
Garcia
Houston
Garci
Supreme Court
Catesa case linked to Hunt murder reopenings and parole noted
Crutchfield got life in prison while Catesa’s liquor store ties and the Hunt case keep resurfacing. The Hunts were found slain in their home with belts cords and a shot to Dr Hunt, their children recalling a man claiming to have killed Mommy and Daddy. Thomas remains free on bond awaiting further action.
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Sgo
Crutchfield
Cates
Fort Worth
Holley
Hunt
Court of Criminal Appeals
Thomas
Mrs. Hunt
Dr. Hunt
Mommy
W. R. Newton
Cameron
Littlefield
Tulsa
Newton
Pardons and Paroles Board
Beauford
Betrayal of Czechoslovakia Recounted by Opponent
Munich writer for United Press recounts the February 1948 Prague coup led by Prime Minister Gottwald. He details Benes surrender under threat, Svoboda’s betrayal, and the Soviet-backed purge of non Communist officers as Prague fell under Communist control.
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Esday
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Pavel Tigrid
United Press
Munich
Klement Gottwald
Eduard Benes
Benes
Ludwig Svoboda
Gottwald
Prague
Gotwald
Hitler
Wendeslas Square
Vindislavova Street
Sezimovo Usti
Germany
V. A. Zorin
Zorin
Moscow
Kremlin
Mesage
Svoboda
Pu I
Veterans Formation to Oppose MacArthur Nomination
Eight veterans announced a group named Veterans Against MacArthur to campaign against his nomination. Paul Berger said veterans nationwide are joining, with at least 500 servicemen pledging support within hours. The group criticizes MacArthur for aloofness, his 1932 use of force against marchers, press censorship in Japan, and alleged anti Democratic leanings.
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MacArthur
Chicago
Dougal MacArthur
Paul Berger
Washington
Japan
Square Dance Class Session Postponed at YMCA
Severe temperatures force YMCA square dance class to be postponed until next week. Paul Fowler YMCA secretary manager states the evening session has been delayed. Noble Fowlkes directs the instruction so students can pursue more advanced YAtGaeran levels.
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YMCA
Paul Fowler
Noble Fowlkes
Yatgaeran
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