Mourners Remember Local Residents In Service Details
George Ringley of 101 N Alabama dies with relatives noted. Minnie Placey of 504 North Pierce passes away with Pauline Harker as grandmother. Nettie Kate ex Childress of 712 N Mirror, age 60, dies, with J L as husband and many children named. Graham A Bell of 117 N Bower, 43, dies. service pending with Blackburn Shaw.
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Ingley George Ringley
Alabama
Minnie Placey
North Pierce
Pauline Harker
Liano
Nettie Kate
Childress
Bell Graham A. Bell
N. Bower
Bernice
Mora I. Bell
Clifton
George
Blackburn-Shaw
Joseph C Smith Obituary at Boxwell Ivy Chapel
Joseph C Smith of 613 N Polk died. Survived by two sisters Mrs Margaret Eckert and Mrs Addie L Whisnent. Service 4 PM Wednesday at Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel burial in Memorial Park.
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Smith Joseph C
N. Polk
Margaret Eckert
Addie L. Whisnent
Boxwell Brothers
Ivy Chapel
Burial Memorial Park
Osgood Monum Dependable Service Since 1906
Osgood Monuments advertises dependable service since 1906 at 2701 Buchanan with phone 3-6614 offering monument design and installation for local families and cemeteries.
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MONUM
Buchanan
Below Freezing In the Southland
Cold air swept the Dixie region after Midwest snow, threatening young crops and fruit. Temperatures fell below freezing in parts of the South as light snow covered areas east of the Mississippi over the last two days and did not linger in most places.
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Southland
Dixie
Midwest
Mississippi
Plan Sets Crude Oil Price Controls for All Markets
Washington reports imminent oil price control orders covering wholesale and retail crude prices. Officials say prices will stay frozen with no general increases while five orders for the oil and petroleum industry are prepared. Some minor adjustments may correct inequities.
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Washington
Scouts Learn Navajo Focus at Intermountain Indian School
Boy Scout leaders at the Intermountain Indian School in Brigham City Utah discover that Navajo scouts require a different approach. They find that their students do not need basic Indian lore camping or hunting skills.
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Brigham City
Utah
Intermountain Indian School
Wiretap dispute surrounds Louisiana Mint Company probe
The rime Probe continues as George Wolf argues that telephone conversations are protected by federal law while Louisiana Mint Company boss Costello claims he started the venture in 1935 with Huey Long's approval. O Conor states the committee disagrees. The item notes motor vehicles move nearly 90 percent of farm products to initial markets.
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Louisiana Mint Company
Costello
Huey Long
George Wolf
New York State
O’conor
Markets New York stocks at 12 o clock quotations
Amarillo Merrill Lynch service lists numerous stocks with prices and percentages across Air Reduction Lone Star Alaska Juneau etc. including Air Reduction 27 1/ L Salem? and Minnie items like Motorola 48% Amer Airlines midcontinent Petro 54, Boeing 47, Pan Am 107, Pennsylvania Railroad 22, Exxon? 3614. The spread shows wide market listings with many firm names and quoted figures reflecting mid day quotations.
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Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Lone Star Com
Alaska Juneau
Lone Bell
Allegheny
Petro
Amer Can Og Sinn Moline
Amer Car&Fd
Mer Cyranim
Amer Locomo
Montam Ward
Amer Nat Gas
Motorola Inc
Amer P & L
Murray Corp
Amer Home
Nash Kelvintz
Amer
National Acme
Armco Steel
Natl Supply
Armour & Co
Natomas Co
Ashlian
NY Central
Assoc
North Am Av
Arch Top&sf
North Nat Gas
Avco Manufac
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Ohio Edison
Balt & Ohio
Ohio of
iPenn RR
Braniff Air
Bridge Brass
Carrier Corp
Delimanne
I Case Co
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corp
RK Pictures
Celotex Corp
Central & Swi
Iremagin
Certainteed
Reo Motors
Ches and Ohio
Republic Avia
Chicago Corp
St Regis Papr
Commer Credit
Schenley Indy
Com Solvents
Seaboard
Comwl Edison
Sears Roebuck
Consol Edison
Leiber Rubbi
Consol Vultee
Server Inc ‘S
Sinclair Ol
Socony
Doug Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Oil Cal
Eastman Rod
Sterling Drug
Eastern Airin
Stone & Webst
Eaton Mann
Studebaker
el Auto-Lite
Sunray Oil Co
Erie Railroad
Ace Eversharp
United Carbon
United Corp
United Gas Co
Paramount
Hudson Motor
IT Steel Corp
Warner Bros
Warren
Wesson Oil
Ind Sugar
Interlake Iron
Internati
InternatiNick
Jones & Laugh
Wiley Manufact
Westing Elec
Kennecott Cop
West Penn el
Laclede Gas
White Motors
Lerner
Willys Overlaw
Kansas City Livestock Market Notes March 14
Kansas City market report shows cattle prices higher for slaughter steers and stockers with top fed steers at 38 50 per cwt and heifers up to 50. Hogs active and rising to around 22 per cwt for select weights. Sheep demand strong with native lambs around 41 per cwt and spring lambs near 39. Market activity steady for cows and feeding stock.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 14
Chicago market report shows hogs up 10 to 50 cents with top 22.45 for 190-240 lb butchers and 250-270 lb at 22.25. Cattle sale active with steers 1200 lb up to 42.00 average and heifers up to 39.50. Sheep slaughter lambs 25-50 cents higher to 41.75 top. overall sheep steady. Financial fund asset value listed as 2,4600 with offering price.
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Chicago
Beaumont May Lift Train Whistles Ban
Beaumont on March 14 reports trains may be allowed to blow whistles again after six years of silence. The city council will vote Tuesday on repealing the no whistle ban in force since 1945 amid recent grade crossing accidents and resident complaints about noise.
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Beaumont
U.P
Million Babies Hit Danville In One Week
In Danville Kentucky a town of about ten thousand reported three million births in one week all to families with the surname Million. Mr and Mrs Walter Million, Mr and Mrs Paul Million, and Mr and Mrs James Million welcomed new members to their households in this sensational but playful census gag from the era.
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Danville
U.P
M’s
Walter Million
Paul Million
James Million
Zeas Crusade Urges Inflation Fight Through Rigor
Zeas warned inflation required a crusade to boost production and curb waste. He urged voluntary sacrifice, increased individual output, and stricter government economy. He argued price controls cannot curb inflation and warned five years of controls would cut production by 12 to 15 percent.
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Zeas
Beef Price Ceilings Face Texas Cattlemen at Convention
Dallas March 14 The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association wraps its 74th annual convention as leaders denounce federal price ceilings on livestock and report a planned 20 percent roll back. Judge Montague warns the OPS plan lowers prices sharply, with prime cattle at 34.25 per hundredweight and current at 42.50, 33.40 for choice and 30.15 for good. The group will name directors and consider a per-head assessment to fund expenses.
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Dallas
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
R. R. Gilbert
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Ernest O. Thompson
Harold Vagtborg
San Antonio
Slick Foundation
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board
Ray Willoughby
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington
Montague
Willoughby
Pfunder's Tablets Promise Quick Relief for Ulcers and Heartburn
Do not suffer agonizing pain from stomach ulcers indigestion and gas. Pfunder's Tablets guarantee relief or money back. Formula by F H Pfunder Ph G neutralizes excess acid coats stomach with soothing film and lets you eat with confidence. Over 100,000,000 already used.
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Pfunder
F. H. Pfunder
Ph.g
Zoning Roots Traced Back To 1793 In Cynthiana
In Cynthiana Kentucky a pioneer blacksmith who founded the county seat imposed early land rules in 1793. His ordinances limited settlers on his lands to houses of certain dimensions, a historical note on zoning concepts in the town.
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Cynthiana
Cattlemen Rally Support for Free Enterprise in Texas Ranching
Speaker lauds cattlemen including Cattlemenmouth and Jack Roach for upholding democracy and opposing subsidies. Thompson praises Railroad Commission for aiding livestock with emergency hearings and rate cuts on cake and hay to keep ranches viable, then shifts to oil interests and future wells.
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Mouth
Jack Roach
Cecil Boyt
Cecil O’brien
Henry Bell
Eddie Johnson
Art Waggoner
Lee Bivins
Cattlemen of America
Thompson
Railroad Commission
Jay Taylor
South
Texas
Depletion allowance cut eyed in oil and gas policy
A speaker warned that lowering the depletion allowance from 27 to 15 percent would slash drilling incentives by 45 percent and reduce wildcat wells. He noted 80 percent of wildcat exploratory wells are dry and argued demand for oil is exceptionally strong. He referenced the WWII era oil industry in discussing the issue.
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Borger
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Ray Crawford
First Christian Church
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Youngs Sheet
Lockheed Aire Oy Youngstn Ltd
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Zenith Radio
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Tex East
Lone Ranger
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Ma Perkins
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Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Wid. Brown
Mar’le
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Faces Life
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Perry Maso
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Rogues Gallery
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Hannibal Cobb
Three Sun
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Bing Crosby
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Family Theater
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Webber
Arthur Godfrey
Ladies Fair
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Queen
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Memory Lane
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Smoky Jo
Robert Hurleigh
Rev. J. Sisemo
Renfro Valley
Helen Trent
Our Gal Sunda
Iadio Progran
West’n Brn
Eddie Arnold
Lew Childre
S&h Rec Shop
Record Shop
Hilltop
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Treasure Chest News
Cedric Foster
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XIT Boys
Heatter’s Mailbag
Hardy Harvey
Scim Pierce
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Joe G. Montague
Charlie Crudgington
Gordon Suits
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Bob Izzard
NBC News
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Niams Boice AG. Insurance Late & Orm Sr. Lote
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W. 6Th St
Radio Renue Shop
Ema
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Tri-State Furniture Corner
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