Butler Oklahoma Youth Steals 2400 From Father
A Butler Oklahoma youth, about 15, took more than 2400 dollars from beneath a bench in a workshop on his father's farm after school Monday. He and a companion, about the same age, were arrested after attempting to buy a car with 1500 cash in Amarillo. Police recovered 2408 dollars from the pair. The boy said he cashed war bonds his father bought, and both planned to buy a car and travel to Arizona. The juvenile officer noted the money was taken while doing farm chores.
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Okla
Amarillo
Jack Grant
Arizona
Grant
Butler
College Entrance Tests Set for May 20 in Amarillo
Amarillo College will host the national college entrance examinations on Saturday May 20 all day at the Amarillo campus. Students should report by 8 30 am to the recital hall in the arts and commerce building at Twenty second and Jackson. Dr A M Meyer president explains that Amarillo applicants who chose another center may transfer by writing to Education Testing Service Box 592 Princeton NJ and requesting a change.
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Amarillo College
Recital Hall
Arts and Commerce
Twenty-second
Jackson
A. M. Meyer
Amarillo
Princeton
Education Resins Service
The
Panhandle
Moonshiner Flees as Explosion Destroys Evidence
In Memphis Tennessee a suspected moonshiner fled into a house with a gallon jug during a police pursuit. He was captured moments later but the jug was missing. An explosion in the stove ignited the home and wiped out the evidence.
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Memphis
Stock market quotations from Amarillo Merrill Lynch page
The 12 o'clock New York market tabulates numerous listings from Merrill Lynch including Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Aliesdeny Crp Allegheny Ludlum Allis Chalmers Amer Airlines Amer Gar Car Fdy Mont Ward Motor Prod Pan Am Boeing Pan American Highway stocks among others with varied prices and percentages. The roster shows extensive figures for major issuers such as General Electric General Motors United States Steel and Westinghouse Electric, alongside many utilities and industrials, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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New York
Amer Can
Nat Bisch
AmerTel&Tel i
Amer Tobacb
Nat Cash
Amer Woolen
Amer Zinc
Armour É& Co
E W
Bliss Co
Pan Am Air
Boeing Airpin
Pan
Philco C
Pittsb S
Case Co
Poor & Co
Pullman
Elotex Corp
Radio Co
Radio
Columbia G&e
St Jos la
Columbia
Gommer
Sears Roeb
Commer
Schenley
Consol Edison
Servel Inc
Const Vultee
Seiberling
Connent
Shamrk
Sharon
Studebaker
Flincote
Sun Oil Co
Rott Wheel
Sunshine
Uehau
Wift & Co
General Foods
Rex
Stis General Motor
General Tire
renulfSulp
Gillette Gafety
Eareac Tenet
Ety
TexPac Landt
Gimble Bros
Tidewater Aso
En Co
A Gage Pant
Frenen Me
C & WA
Fetee Ts
20Th Cent Fox
Oodyear
Union Bag&p
Graham Paige
Union Cac
Cress
Rapid
Union Oil Cal
Great W Sng
Union Pacific
Greyhound
Ridin
Jrumman Air N Rin
Gulf Oi
United Carbon
Hal
United Corp
Homestake M
United Gasim
Ouston
Howe Sound
Steel
Hudson Motor
United Wallop
Kansas City livestock market report May 10 1948
Kansas City market notes cattle 2 000 calves 200 fed steers and heifers steady to strong prices up to 30.50 for high good. Cows 18.50 to 20.50. Bulls and feeders firm. Hogs 2 500 steady. good 180 240 lb 19 to 25. Sows 14.50 to 16.75. Sheep 3 500 slow. opening bids lower. spring lambs 29.00. good and choice stock around 26.00.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago live stock market report May 10
USDA Chicago livestock notes show hogs about 11 000 head, prices 10 to 15 cents lower for most weights, top hogs around 19.75, cattle 9 000 head with steers and heifers steady to stronger, cows steady, bulls up to 25 cents, vealers 26 to 31, lambs 1 500 head with slaughter weights 95 to 110 pounds at 25.75 to 26.75, and a Financial Industrial Fund note of liquidation offering 2.32.
Japan Studies Ban on Reds
Tokyo May 10 Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida said Japan will consider outlawing Communists after watching developments abroad. General MacArthur urged Japan to weigh whether Communists deserve protection as agents of predatory international forces. Australia is debating a ban on Communists.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
General MacArthur
Australia
Urge Early Census Return Forms Distributed Through Schools
Walter Shaller district census supervisor urges Amarillo families to return 15000 blank census forms sent via schools. Forms, accompanied by instructions, must be back by Friday to allow quick checking against district portfolios and to identify missed households.
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Amarillo
Walter Shaller
Shaller
Washington
Mr. Shaller
Enu
Census crews probe missing persons in Amarillo district
The census office checks forms clipped from newspapers and mailed by residents across Amarillo and 28 counties. Several hundred missing persons are identified, though about half of those who thought they were missed were already counted.
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Amarillo
Women of GOP Plan Luncheon
The Panhandle Women s Republican Club will hold its monthly luncheon at 12 o clock tomorrow at the Silver Grill announced by president Mrs W C Kenyon All members are urged to attend and bring a guest Isinglass exported from sturgeon air bladders is listed as Brazil s export to England.
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Panhandle Women’s Republican Club
Silver Grill
W. C. Kenyon
Brazil
England
Begin Repairing Broome Plant After Easter Fire
Workmen began repairs on the Broome Electric Construction warehouse and workshop at 2710 Buchan, a 40 by 120 foot building with an 80 foot balcony, damaged by an Easter Sunday fire caused by a burning pasteboard box. George Broome, owner, noted no loss estimate yet and claimed two fires in succession since starting business on April 19, 1919.
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Broome Electric Construction Company
Buchan
City Officials Abroad as Amarillo Dispatch Scatters
City administration in Amarillo is scattered across the country with Commissioner Bud Curtis the sole official remaining in city limits. Commissioner Loren Young left yesterday after the regular commission meeting to attend a grocers meeting in
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Amarillo
Bud Curtis
Loren Young
Commission
Grocers
Chicago Mayors attend national and state city manager events
Mayor Gene Klein travels to New York for the United States Conference of Mayors while City Manager N V Moss goes to Kerrville for the Texas Association of City Managers annual convention. The pair represent Chicago at separate professional gatherings this week.
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Chicago
Gene Klein
New York
United States Conference of Mayors
N. V. Moss
Kerrville
Texas Association of City Managers
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M. K. Goets Brewing Company
St. Joseph and
Kansas City, Mo
Country Club Distributing CO
Parker St
Amarillo, Tex
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Financial Industrial Fund
Gloria Cooke
Goodwell
Howard Dill
Women of Gop
Broome
George Broome
Globe News
Leathercraft
Apache Leather Goods
Harrison
Hanes
Life and the Post
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem 1, N.C
Hane
Army & Navy Store
Taylor
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Olds Mobile
Oldsmo Amarillo Motor Co., Inc
Tyler Street
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