Kansas City Market Report May 5 Cattle Prices Rally
Cattle calves supplies near normal as hogs rise. Slaughter steers and heifers up to 25 cents, vealers steady to 50 cents higher with top at 624.00. Beef steers and heifers show wide ranges with good to choice weights 22.25 to 24.85, stocker and feeder grades around 18.00 to 22.00, cows steady to higher. Hog prices 50 cents to $1 advance, top 24.25 for all.
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Kansas City
USDA
Cattie
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Financial Industrial Fund Liquidating Offering
The Financial Industrial Fund announces liquidation of holdings with a stated price of 2.06 dollars per share. Investors are informed of the liquidation schedule and the final closing date.
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Financial Industrial Fund
Courthouse Records Warranty Deeds Gashed in District Court
Multiple real estate transfers recorded including Noel Cooper to Virginia Atkins Lot 13 Block 7 Bivins Estates and C Board to Mera L Johnson Park subdivisions. Also lists other parcel transfers and divorce action Gravely vs Raymond Avly in District Court.
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Noel Cooper
Virginia
Atkins
Bivins Estates
San Jacinto
West Part
South Side
District Court
Gravely
Raymond Avely
Gied
Walker
James E Walker
George Jefford
Argu
Nanaior
C.J Kennedy, Jr
Mariorie Estele Phillips
Hospital Plaque Outbreak Claims 15 Infant Lives
Philadelphia report shows 15 infant deaths from gastro enteritis linked to an outbreak in Allentown. Temple University Hospital noted additional fatalities among 13 infant patients. five deaths occurred over the weekend, four in Philadelphia and one in Allentown. A spokesman linked to Allentown Sacred Heart Hospital said 10 deaths happened there between March 15 and last Friday when the maternity ward was closed for 10 days.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Templety Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
Sacred Heart
Plans to remodel livestock buildings at fair park
Alternate plans for remodeling livestock buildings at Tri-State Fair Park were considered by Potter County commissioners. A fireproof wing behind the north stock sheds and a new sales arena were proposed with modernization of east west wings at an estimated cost of 14 000 dollars.
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Tri-State Fair Park
Potter County
Ray Daniel
W. C. Townes
Daniel
Amarillo
Daniels
Drivers Out on Strike, Chicago Goes Milkless
Chicago's 75 major dairies halted deliveries as the Associated Milk Dealers say a strike against two members is a strike against the industry, while the AFL Dairy Employer Union says the closing of 73 plants is a lockout. Workers seek a 40 hour week with full pay, restoration of a $2 weekly differential, and a six hour Sunday work day.
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Chicago
Associated
AFL
Bowman Dairy Co
Dean Milk Co
US Opposes Full Voice By Jews in UN Assembly
The United States resisted Russia and the Slav bloc demands for Jews to have a full voice in the UN Assembly during the Palestine debate. Russia and its bloc discussed an alternative plan to grant Jews a hearing in committee deliberations rather than in plenary sessions.
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UN Assembly
New York
United States
United Nations Assembly
CAA Seeks $65 Million for Airport Development Program
The Civil Aeronautics Administration asks Congress to authorize 65 million dollars for airport development for the 1948 fiscal year beginning July 1 1947. If approved the funds would be allocated to states including Arkansas 694974 Louisiana 738418 and Texas 2937345 under a tentative program.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Congress
Arkansas
Louisiana
Teas
UAW Opens Wage Talks With Ford Over 34 Cent Raise
The CIO United Auto Workers began negotiations with Ford Motor Co. presenting the union’s original demand for a 23 42 cent hourly wage increase.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Maine Professor and Wife Weave Own Cloth at Home
Assistant Professor Edward J. Bogan of the University of Maine chemistry department and his wife use a home made loom built in 1942 to combat clothing shortages. They have woven 100 yards of suiting 22 afghans and blankets and five scarves.
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CRONO
U.P
Edward J. Bogan
University of Maine Chemistry Department
Robert Neece Hospitalized After Stroke While Driving
Robert Neece aged 24 of 1206 North East Eighth was hospitalized after a stroke occurred while he drove a truck westbound on West Sixth about 8 40. Police report he apparently blacked out causing the vehicle to strike a curb and fence, with the truck belonging to Amarillo Linen and Towel Service at 1219 Polk.
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Robert Neece
North East Eighth
New Amarillo Commission Takes Oath and Plans Work
Mayor Hagy and four commissioners were sworn in as the new city leadership. They pledged to build on wartime street, park, water, and sewer projects and seek public guidance while facing labor shortages. The next meeting is set for 7 30 PM with about 50 in attendance.
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Jenkins
Hagg
Amarillo
Stephenson
Curtis
Hagy
Commission
ROTC Unit at Amarillo High Under Federal Inspection
An annual federal inspection of Amarillo High School ROTC began today and runs through tomorrow, announced Maj. Carl P. Matney. A team of three officers and two enlisted from Fourth Army in San Antonio conducts the review with a parade and inspection at 11 this morning. Cadets totaling 205 will take a written exam on first aid, close order drill, physical training, map reading, and interior guard duty.
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Amarillo
Carl P. Matney
Fourth Army
San Antonio
AHS
Matney
Durocher Hides in Powder Room On Plane
Brooklyn fans puzzled as Leo Durocher and Laraine Day travel to New York aboard a TWA Constellation. Day dodges press by retreating to a restroom while Durocher also seeks privacy. Judge Bull weighs legality of Day's California divorce with a ruling due Friday.
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Hollywood
Brooklyn
Leo ‘Lippy
Durocher
Dodger
No-Man’s-Land
Laraine Day
TWA Constellation
New York
Miss Day
Leo
Laraine
Super&r
Ingall Bull
California
Ray Hendricks
Bull
Mexico
Texas
San Jacinto Youth Center totals reach 5643 dollars
Today's report shows 105 dollars added to the San Jacinto Youth Center fund bringing the running total to 5 643 08. Contributors include Junior Business Women’s Club 100 dollars and Earl L Laursen 5 dollars. A Kiwanis Club minstrel show at Amarillo High School Auditorium is planned for Friday and Saturday nights to benefit the youth center. Proceeds from opening game tickets are not yet tabulated with a Friday report due.
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San Jacinto
John Fairey
Junior Business Women's Club
Earl L. Laursen
Bullet Victim Not Critical
Curtis E. Bell, shot early Saturday at 308 McMasters, was not in critical condition by today. Walter W. Raines, 22, faces assault with intent to murder. arrested Saturday and released on 3000 dollars bond. Bell is not the Ideal Paint & Body Works Curtis Bell. both men share a name.
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Curtis E. Bell
McMasters
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bell
Walter W. Raines
Curtis Bell
Ideal Paint & Body Works
West Sixth
San Jacinto
Mr. Bell
Child Injured By Backing Car In Driveway
Gary Longanecker age 3 was struck by the rear fender of a car driven by his mother as she backed from a driveway at their home. The injury described as several head cuts left his condition listed as fair at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Gary Longanecker
Ronald Longanecker
Short
Longtime San Antonio resident Sarah Eagar dies at 105
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Eagar, born 1842 and the first white girl born in San Antonio, died at 105 in her home. She recalled attending a 1861 dinner where Robert E. Lee reportedly declared he would follow his state if it seceded and was a guest during that era.
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Sarah Elizabeth Eagar
San Antonio
U.P
Robert E. Lee
French Premier Dismisses Five Communist Ministers
Paris May 5 Premier Paul Ramadier removed all five Communist ministers from his coalition after they voted against him in a confidence test. The Communists, France’s largest party, are left without direct voice in government.
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Paris
U.P
Paul Ramadier
France
Power Commission Quits Washington
The White House announced the resignation of Vice Chairman Richard Sasche of the Federal Power Commission and the nomination of Burton N. Behling of Washington D C as his successor.
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Power Commission
Washington
White House
Richard Sasche
Federal Power Commission
Burton N. Behling
Washington, D. C
Congressman Charles L. Gerlach Dies in Lehigh Valley
Republican Congressman Charles L. Gerlach, 51, long a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, died at his Allentown home from a heart attack. The Bethlehem native was elected to Congress in 1938 after three unsuccessful bids for Lehigh County offices.
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Allentown
Charles L. Gerlach
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bethlehem
Gerlach
Lehigh County
Hope Show Buck Carter Seeks $25 Donations for Seat
Hope Show of Buck Carter requests $25 donations in the business district to secure seats for a forthcoming broadcast. Mail orders from out of town go to Boys Ranch Show care of The News Globe. Amarillo residents can deliver orders to The News-Globe and hand to Miss Elaine Hale.
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Buck Carter
Hope Broadcast
Boys Ranch Show
News Globe
The
Paramount
Municipal Auditorium
Cal Farley
Polly Parrott
Ted Taylor
Dallas man reports $80 stolen from billfold in hotel
Ben Goldberg of Dallas told police early this morning that $80 was stolen from his billfold last night while he slept in a hotel room.
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Ben Goldberg
Dallas
Pardon Board Criticized for Delays in Governor's Actions
Sen Grady Hazlewood contends the pardon board faced excessive workload with about 10 cases daily in 1946. He argues Governor’s office could not review each recommendation exhaustively without neglecting other business, while the committee noted delegation of authority except in major offenses.
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Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Budget Aims to Trim Agencies as Next Year Starts
A House committee proposed a 20 percent cut to the coming year’s agency budgets totaling 162 million while 27 million over current allocations. Key points include abolishing the State Department foreign cultural relations program, funding for freight overcharge and antitrust actions, and supporting FBI funding at 35 million despite lower foreign program figures. The plan, set for House review, also redirects a smaller cultural program with other American republics.
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House
State Department
Commerce Department
Marshall
Justice Department
Anti-Trust Division
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Findings on clemency process failures and board conduct
The list cites gross abuse of discretion by the board in approving many clemency recommendations. It highlights failures to differentiate crime types, assess current prison records, and consider prior convictions. It notes lack of uniform standards, misordered case review, close ties between the chair and clemency seekers, and lax governor office practices delegating authority to minor staff.
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A. L. Lewis
Inner-Aid touted as cure for gas and indigestion
A local man claims relief from gas bloating and constipation after taking INNER-AID. He says meals no longer trigger discomfort and bowels have become regular after years of issues. The ad asserts twelve herbs cleanse bowels and aid liver and kidneys, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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Inner-Aid
Stalin Card Image of Cooperation Talks With Stassen
Stalin told Stassen that the United States and Russia would benefit from cooperation but cautioned that willingness to cooperate must exist. He asserted Russia wants to cooperate while warning that lack of mutual will could lead to conflict or war. The exchange preceded Marshall’s meeting with Stalin near the foreign ministers conference end.
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Stassen
Stalin
United States
Russia
Marshall
Foreign Ministers
British Labor celebrates May Day rallies in London
British workers marked May Day with rallies across England. Prime Minister Attlee and Labor leaders spoke at the London Coliseum urging patience and hard work.
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London
England
London Coliseum
Attlee
Negro Porter Charged by Liquor Control Board
Robert Putney a night clerk at the King Hotel 207 East Fourth is charged in county court with possession of liquor for sale without a permit. He faces charges over two cases of liquor and seven cases of beer. Putney was arrested on charges filed by liquor control board agents and released on 350 dollar bond.
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Robert Putney
King Hotel
East Fourth
Putney
Liquor Control Board
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