Markets Close Mixed As Grains Steady And Cattle Holds
Merrill Lynch quoted stock averages with Industrials at 173.46 up 1.08 and Railroads at 48.31 up .29. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show cattle mostly steady, feeders and calves uneven, hogs weaker by about 30 to 50 cents, with steers and heifers trading across a wide price range amid light supply.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Fenner & Beane
Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Pr.Cl
Radiator
Bo Am Smelt & Ref
Tel & Tel
Teeeweveee
Armour & Coeter Tee Wean
AT & SF
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Ener Eneee
Blaw Knox Frr
Borden Tate
Braniff
Briges Mfg
Seeeeeseees
U . Eee
Burroughs
Beetehbee Gees
Chrysler Ewe
Comm Invest
Cont Motors
Cont Oil Co
Ete
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Sheen
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodyear
Gulf Pet
Interlake Iron
Radio Keith
Radio Corp Ee
Rep Steel Enn
St Jo Lead
Sears
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Wea Usubber
US Steel Settee
Warner Bros Eee
Western Union Ee
White Motors Wee
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co Ee
Woolworth Eee
Regional United Jewish Appeal conference set for San Antonio
Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma Jewish leaders will attend a southwest regional United Jewish Appeal meeting in San Antonio on March 23 led by Eugene Solow. The gathering will discuss Europe 1 500 000 surviving Jews and the ongoing 170000000 fundraising goal for 1947.
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Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
United Jewish Appeal
San Antonio
Eugene M. Solow
Amarillo
The
Arthur Bluhm
Johnathan W. Wainwright
Joseph J. Schwartz
Joint Distribution Committee
Itshaq Ben Aharon
Maison D’enfants
Europe
Solow
Dallas
Dan Oppenheimer
United States
Oppenheimer
Vest Pocket Essays Colon el Stoopnagles Asparagus
Purist cuts through the jokes in a humorous essay on growing asparagus. He warns of long waits for edible stalks and jokes about odd ideas like growing it upside down. The veteran gardener offers two year root planting steps and a cheeky plan to finally taste fresh asparagus.
Weather, crime, and civic notes from Amarillo and area
A mixed column reports erratic forecasts with shifts from snow to warm spells, local praise for Floyd Studer and Robert Young, and concerns over child safety and car theft in Amarillo. It notes Elks elections looming with Gene Jordan as retiring exalted ruler and mentions a new film showing profits.
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ELKS
Amarillo
Gene Jordan
Builders balk at cost plus contracts in Panhandle reports
Amarillo and the Panhandle face a building labor stalemate as contractors refuse cost plus deals. Workmen reportedly only log full weekends for overtime pay, creating uncertainty about steady labor. Public worry centers on solving the industry puzzle before recovery, with buyers unwilling to pay 100 to 150 percent premiums.
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Amarillo
Maces
Panhandle
Election of 1948 hinges on building problems
The passage warns that the 1948 election may hinge on housing and construction issues. It urges contractors unions supply houses and material men to unite for a sane fair basis, noting people need places to live and to do business and will accept decency or face rough treatment.
Warm Sun Lifts Spirits Amid Mild Weather Outlook
A 67 degree high yesterday and a 35 degree low last night marked one of the warmest spells recently. Forecaster H. C. Winburn predicts partly cloudy skies with a 49 degree afternoon high and 27 degree low tonight, then a 58 degree high tomorrow as warmer weather returns. No precipitation is expected soon, though a Northwest storm could bring changes by midweek.
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H. C. Winburn
Molotov presses 20 year reparations plan at Moscow
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov demanded a 20 year reparations framework at the Foreign Ministers Conference. He proposed Germany pay the Soviet Union 10 billion dollars and sought four power Ruhr control plus immediate end to the Allied zonal fusion. He called for removal of German capital goods abroad and division of German assets, with payments running from the 1945 Potsdam pact.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Soviet Union
Molotov
Ruhr
Giles Receives Watch for Reclamation Bureau Service
E. T. Giles former head of the operations and maintenance office at regional Bureau of Reclamation headquarters Amarillo received an engraved watch after 30 years of service. He was recently promoted to special assistant for the regional director.
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E. T. Giles
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Giles
Amarillo Reclamation
Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Reclamation
Odessa Schools Reopen After Ten Day Flu Recess
Odessa health authorities ordered a ten day influenza recess beginning March 7 after more than 2000 students were listed as absent. Students returned to classes on March 17 as officials believed the peak of flu and respiratory disorders had been reached.
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Odessa
U.P
Nine Killed As Train Hits Car In Illinois Collision
West Frankfort Illinois March 17 nine young people died when a car sped toward an intersection and failed to beat a switch engine The driver was not identified Victims include Wilma Arnett 20 and Goldia Arnett 19 of West Frankfort Peggy Williams 16 Thelma Vineyard 18 John Gaddis 22 Samuel Coffell 21 Randall Harris 20 Christopher Mike Puskar ???
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West Frankfort
Ill
U.P
Frank King
Wilma Fern Arnett
Goldia Leah Arnett
Peggy Williams
Thelma Vineyard
John Gaddis
Samuel Leo Coffell
Christopher
Randall Harris
Mike Puskar
Walier
Howard Niblett
Amarillo Health Department Surveys City Waste Disposal
Health officials in Amarillo begin a city wide house to house survey on waste disposal. Chief chemist Jack Wyatt says the effort prepares for warmer days to reduce fly menace this summer.
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Amarillo
Jack Wyatt
City Health Department
Burglars Net Only $8.45 in Two Jobs
Over the weekend in Amarillo two burglaries occurred with little loot. A window was broken at the Charles Johnson Service Station at Thirty sixth and Harrison to steal $8.45 from a cash drawer. Ideal Food Store No. 2 had no loss as the burglars found an unlocked safe with no money inside.
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Amarillo
Charles Johnson
Harrison
Ideal Food Store
West Sixth
Antarctic Continent Size Report Surpasses Five Million Miles
The report states the Antarctic continent covers more than five million square miles underscoring its vast icy expanse and geographic significance in global maps and climate studies.
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Antarctic
Potter County to study car auction contract at fair Poultry Building
Commissioners will consider submitting a lease contract to H. J. LaCount of Tulsa for the Poultry Building at Tri-State Fair Park. The deal calls for $100 monthly rent for one sale weekly, plus $10 per extra sale. LaCount plans a weekly dealers auction open to all sellers but buyers limited to dealers.
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Potter County
H. J. LaCount
Tulsa
Tri-State Fair Park
Commission official returns after regional inspection
A. L. Golze of the Bureau of Reclamation has completed a week-long inspection tour of region five, with Ralph S. Bristol, chief of operations and maintenance at the regional office, accompanying him in Washington.
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A. L. Golze
Bureau of Reclamation
Washington
Region Five
Mr. Golze
Ralph S. Bristol
Hospital expansion urged by chamber committee
Petitions are adequate says Mr. Schaeffer as the chamber of commerce hospital committee recommends immediate employment of an architect to begin plans for expanding hospital facilities.
Courthouse Records Transfer of Multiple City Lots and Homes
Warranty deeds record transfers among Ray W. McCullough Edward H. Bagot L. W. Thomas Donald D. Stinson Loyd A. Shackelford W. M. Sutton Mrs E. Elliott C R Garner Jr Eva Byrd Harris Gene H Sutton William H Gray F Edward J Dee C O Hough Harold G Molyneaux John nie H Jones Bob Taylor William D Taylor M N Twaddell John E Hall H B White James H Wright plus marriage licenses for Clifton Paul Richardson Delores Heath Marshall C E Plankey Evelyn Marie Evans Thomas W Holman Jr Peggy Ruth Jones Jim N Love Hazel Marlene Shell.
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Ray W. McCullough
Edward H. Bagot
Fay Burke
L. W. Thomas
Holland
Donald D. Stinson
Loyd A. Shackelford
Bivins
W. M. Sutton
E. Elliott
San Jacinto Heights
C. R. Garner, Jr
Eva Byrd Harris
Gene H. Sutton
William H. Gray
Country Club Terrace
Edward J. Dee
C. O. Hough
Harold G. Molyneaux
Johnnie H. Jones
Glenwood
Bob Taylor
William D. Taylor
Ely
M. N. Twaddell
John E. Hall
Amarillo Heights
H. B. White
James H. Wright
Eakle
Clifton Paul Richardson
Delores Heath
Marshall C. E. Plankey
Evelyn Marie Evans
Thomas W. Holman, Jr
Peggy Ruth Jones
Jim N. Love
Hazel Marlene Shell
Rebekah Assemblies Hold Openin g Sessions and Parade in Amarillo
The convention opened with welcome by a Texas president and remarks by the world president from Grand Forks. Colors were presented by Pampa lodge, pledges and songs followed, with John Russell of Borger presiding. Brief sessions were held before noon, with a parade planned at 4 pm and a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel at 6 pm. An evening session at 7 pm featured officer elections and a dance at the Crystal Ballroom.
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Rebekah
Margaret Salsgiver
Texas
Emma Lou Hartman
Grand Forks
N. C
Rebekah Assemblies
Pampa Lodge
John Russell
Borger
Ioof Grand Lodge
Wheeler
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Airman grads from Keesler Field mechanics course
Pfc. David T. Smith son of Mr and Mrs John T Smith 1826 Taylor has graduated from an Air Training Command airplane mechanics course at Keesler Field Miss This item appears in the Globe-News want ads and results.
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David T. Smith
John T. Smith
Taylor
Air Training Command
Keesler Field
Miss
Inner-Aid Ended a Decade of Stomach Distress
A Cincinnati man reports 10 years of a brick like sensation in his stomach ended after two days of using INNER-AID. The product, claiming 12 herbs, cleanses bowels relieves gas and headaches and supports liver and kidneys. Sold at local drug stores.
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Cincinnati
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