Kansas City Livestock Prices Ranging As Markets Open
Hogs 3,000 head uneven. top 10.80 for 170 to 250 lb hogs. Cattle 11,000 with calves 2,500. killing classes steady, bulls weak to 25 lower. vealers and calves steady. Sheep 8,000. bids weak to 15 lower. Texas fed lambs around 9.75 to 10.00. New Orleans cotton futures open steady with May at 11 cents, July 10.60, Oct and Jan 10.18.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. SD. A
Etendy
Texas
New Orleans
Deere & Co
Baton
Goodyear
Great Northern
Houston
Hupp Motors
Houdaille Hershey “R
F. A. Pierce and Co
Nat
Power & Light
Amarillo
NY Central
Etter
North American Aviation
Wheat North American Co
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio
Otin Steel Ennee
BRN Packard Mtrs
Paramount Tees
Enney Co
Seen Ory
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Petro
Republic Steel
New York
Reo Motors
BE. A. Pierce & Co
St. Joseph
Schulte United A
T. Sears Roebuck
HIN — Socony-Vacuum
Alaska Juneau Gold
South Pac RR
Southern Railway
Allis Chalmers Tees Aoe
Stand
Gas & Elec Tees
Mer Com Alcohol
Servel Aes Tee
Amer Loco
Corp Ace Arene
Amer Smelt & RS
N J
Atlantic
Texas Pac Coal & Oil
Auburn
Baltimore & Ohio
Ita
Union Carbide
United Gas
Burroughs
U_ S
Bian Knox Ae
U S
Canada
del & Lackawanna
Dome Mines
Black-Draught's Good Reputation
A longtime user endorses Black-Draught citing twenty years of use by him and fifty years by his mother. He reports it helps sour stomach constipation and sluggish feelings, aids bowel regulation, and plans to use it for many more years due to consistent satisfaction.
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Fred Richardson
Hartshorne
Oklo
Bonus applications flood Hanson Post from ex servicemen
More than 800 ex service men have applied for their bonus payment through Hanson Post of the American Legion. Floyd Sloan adjutant said about half seek original applications for adjusted compensation certificates. The Legion does not charge for filing. The bonus is due to be paid in full on and after June 15.
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Hanson Post
The
American Legion
Floyd Sloan
Post
Sloan
Legion
Amarillo Highlighted as Northwestern Texas Entrance
Travel commentator Carveth Wells described Amarillo as the northwestern entrance to Texas on the Continental Oil program aired on KGNC Sunday. He named Palo Duro Canyon historic Adobe Walls and other Panhandle points as must see sites for Centennial visitors.
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Amarillo
Texas
Carveth Wells
National Continental Oil Company
KGNC
Palo Duro Canyon
Adobe Walls
Panhandle
Wells
Conoco
Soil program to be checked by officials
Texas Extension Service and U S Soil Conservation Service officials meet this afternoon to review progress on the Panhandle emergency soil erosion program. With 600000 dollars allotted for emergency listing of exposed Panhandle farm land, state and federal experts will survey conditions and prepare for a major erosion drive. Preliminary work is underway in nearly every Panhandle county and listing of chiseling operations has begun in some areas. The conference is at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Regional Soil Conservation Service headquarters.
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Texas Extension Service
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Panhandle
Regional
Soil Conservation Service
Extortionist Sentenced in Woolworth Heiress Case
Alfred Molyneux, 31, of Lancashire, was sentenced to four months in prison in Manchester for attempting to extort 200 pounds from Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow. He admitted writing a letter offering to disclose a kidnapping plot against her newborn son but called the tale pure invention.
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Manchester
Eng
Alfred Molyneux
Lancashire
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Molyneux
Woolworth
Elks to Elect Tonight in Amarillo Lodge Meeting
Amarillo lodge of Elks will hold its annual officer election at 8 pm at the club house on Fillmore Street and Fifth Avenue. Exalted ruler L R Cloninger urged all Elks to attend as a large membership class was recently initiated.
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Amarillo Lodge of Elks
Fillmore Street
Fifth Avenue
L. R. Cloninger
Elks
Amarillo Elks
Hubert Cole to File Candidacy for County Clerk
Hubert Cole plans a formal statement of candidacy for county clerk soon. Cole will finish a two year term as county treasurer next January 1. L. D. Hieyser announced yesterday his bid for county treasurer.
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Hubert Cole
Cole
L. D. Hieyser
Rest in Bell Trial for Poker Game Hi Jacking
Prosecution and defense rested in the Ray Bell case in forty seventh district court before Judge Reese Tatum. Bell, re indicted last week, is accused with another armed man of robbing a poker game at the Blue Goose last August. Judge E Nelson Jr sits in at Dumas this week while Judge Tatum handles civil matters nearby.
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Ray Bell
Bell
Forty-Seventh
Reese Tatum
Tatum
Blue Goose
E. ©. Nelson, Jr
Changes in Japanese Army Chiefs after Tokyo Revolt
Tokyo March 23 Nine distinguished generals were sent to waiting posts and 29 generals plus two colonels were transferred to new posts by order of Emperor Hirohito. The moves follow the February 26 revolt by young extremist officers that assassinated three leading statesmen and affected Hirohito's chief aide and top unit commanders.
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Tokyo
U.P
Lst
Hirohito
Protect CCC Reduction
Speaker Burns announced a compromise on CCC camp reductions with protesting Democrats. The plan likely retains 2,158 camps with about 350,000 enrollees for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Burns
RA Dance Tonight at Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom
Resettlement Administration regional staffers host a get acquainted dance at the Herring Hotel tonight at 8:30. Music by the Melody Maids orchestra is planned as several hundred attendees are expected in the Crystal Ballroom.
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The
Resettlement Administration
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Melody Maids Orchestra
Red Cross Dust Masks Made From Donated Material
Hubert G. Cole county secretary donated Red Cross material for one hundred dust masks. Mrs W W Davis president of Potter County Red Cross Chapter directs sewing room manufacture of the masks. Bananas introduced in the last 55 years eaten by ancient Egyptians Greeks and Romans.
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Hubert G. Cole
Red Cross
W. W. Davis
Potter County
Renewal of Sabotage Hits Rural Centers Near El Paso
Rural centers north of El Paso and Fabens area east of the city lost electricity for hours after three power line poles were sawed down in a sabotage tied to the El Paso power strike. El Paso Electric Co. crews were restoring the line as authorities sought three men who fled toward El Paso.
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EL Paso
U.p—Hatch
Rincon
N. M
el Paso Electric Co
New Mexico
Fabens
Open Letter Urges Panhandle Christians to Lead World Revival
O M Addison of Amarillo urges Christians across churches to pledge to win one soul during the April revival and to extend the effort city wide and beyond in a call for a world wide revival guided by Jesus principles.
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Big Bull Ranch
Amarillo
Panhandle
Christ
God
Jesus
O. M. Addison
Texas
Agricultural Processing Plan Aids Soldier Bonus Prepayment
A proposal to finance prepayment of soldiers' bonuses through processors of agricultural commodities. The plan also seeks to compensate for revenues lost when AAA taxes were invalidated by the Supreme Court, outlining method and impact.
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Supreme Court
New Mexico Road Relocation Threatens Dusty Highway Rally
Delegates from Colorado Springs to Dallas attend a highway convention in Raton amid dust storms. Leaders led by Wikoff criticize the New Mexico administration for a rough 40 mile stretch rated as crooked and poorly surface graded, despite promises of relocation. The event features the Little German Band and a Kiwanis luncheon of Amarillo officials and local citizens.
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America
Colorado Springs
Dallas
Waco
Raton
Joseph di Lisio
Louis Savio
Ralph Mazzelle
Kiwanis Club
T. E. Johnson
Amarillo
Pioneer highway talks bind two regional groups in Amarillo
The session opened with leaders from New Mexico and nearby states discussing continued federal highway aid and the Colorado to Gulf route. H. Walker of Pampa and D. E. F. Box of Grapevine spoke on historical routes, while Amarillo officials urged expanded advertising and cross-state cooperation from Denver to New Orleans.
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Co. H. Walker
Pampa
Association
D. EF. Box
Grapevine
New Orleans
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Colorado
Gulf
J. Roy Cullum
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Seely K. Tompkins
Colorado Springs
Acids in Blood Must Be Removers
An anti acidity health advisory extols kidneys as the body’s natural filter. It touts Cystex diuretic tablets with endorsements from European and American physicians and notes kidney function removes acids and wastes to prevent fatigue and illness.
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United States
C. van Straubensee
C. J. Roberts
Saar
Philadelphia
Walter R. George
Indianapolis
Guaranteed Eight Day Trial for Cystex
An eight day guarantee promises complete satisfaction or full refund if Cystex does not improve kidney related fatigue or weakness. The diuretic claims rapid results within forty eight hours and invites customers to try at 3c a dose with a no risk guarantee.
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