Chicago livestock market report and prices May 14
Hogs 13 000 steady good and choice bar rows and asks 14 85 ceiling sows 1410 ceiling Cattle 6000 calves 600 fully steady heavy sausage and beef bulls firm but light dressing sausage dull at 11 004 712 50 dealers steady stock cattle dull replacement trade slowed by corn. Top fed steers 17 75 load choice to prime 1025 lb heifers tops at 18 00 most steers 15 75 7 50 Sheep 3200 wooled lambs strong to higher five decks Nebraska fed wooled lambs 17 35 three loads Kansas woolskins 16 10 early sales clipped lambs steady short deck mixed medium to choice No 2 pelts 16 50 deck good freshly shorn 16 00 slaughter scarce. Financial industrial fund liquidating 2 60 93 offering 2 86.
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Chicago
USDA
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kiwanis Hear Baraca Speak on Americanism Program
Amarillo Kiwanis Club hosted A K Baracat in the Amarillo Hotel as part of the Americanism program. Baracat, a 20 year Polk Street merchant and naturalized citizen, described immigrant contributions to the nation and noted I Am An American Day upcoming. Seven recent naturalizations were guests. program directed by Lt Col Leroy Cochran of the Veterans Hospital and citizenship chairman.
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A. K. Baracat
United States
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Hotel
Mr. Baracat
Polk Street
America
Col
Leroy Cochran
Veterans Hospital
Long UN Spain Inquiry Likely To Extend Beyond May Deadline
In New York on May 14 1951 a United Nations fact finding study into charges that Franco Spain threatens peace seemed set to last longer than the May 31 deadline. The five nation Security Council subcommittee has barely begun examining evidence as scarce documents remain unreturned.
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New York
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
New Traffic Fines Record in Corporation Court
Yesterday set a records day for traffic fines with $326 collected from 62 cases. Violations included speeding reckless driving running red lights stop sign violations overtime and double parking and no drivers license.
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Corporation Court
Labor Row Over Mining Fund Demands Surges In Talks
The UMW pushes a six point plan funded by a seven percent payroll levy to support medical care hospitalization and aid for disabled miners with any surplus used for culture and education. Operators oppose a tripartite board and fear red tape while most of 400,000 on strike return to work under a two week truce.
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Lewis
UMW
Tripartite Board
Truman
Limitation On Use of Wheat Extended Through 1947
The Agriculture Secretary announced a program to extend limits on domestic wheat use to mid 1947 to aid famine areas abroad. It preserves 80 percent flour extraction, blacklists beer and whiskey, caps flour and wheat product distribution, and starts a July 1 adjustment to 85 percent of 1945 levels. It also maintains voluntary wheat conservation, tightens livestock feed use, and introduces a 25 percent wheat requisition for export-bound stock. Farmers must offer at least half their delivered grain for sale to elevators to prevent storage hoarding. The farm-stored wheat is exempt.
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Washington
Anderson
Accused Father Leaps to Death in City Prison
Joseph Salvador 52 of 823 40th Street Brooklyn leapt to death from a City Prison fourth floor after volunteering for a painting job. Awaiting trial for felonious assault on his daughter Aurora 21, the March 13 attack at their home followed a dispute with his wife who had separated four days earlier. He shouted to keepers below before jumping.
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New York
Aurora
Joseph Salvador
40Th Street
Brooklyn
City Prison
Salvador
Israel Zion Hospital
Kings County Hospital
City
Two Juveniles Taken to State Training Schools
Sheriff's deputies yesterday delivered two juveniles one 17 year old boy and a 15 year old girl arrested in recent weeks for delinquency to the state training schools for detention.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Markets and Livestock Prices May 14 Kansas City
Dow Jones figures and Merrill Lynch data lead, while Kansas City USDA reports show cattle and calves steady. Cattle ranges include good and choice steers at 16 to 17 dollars, hogs at about 14.55, sows 13.80, and lambs around 17.50 with active, steady demand across categories.
Arrest Near Texarkana Raises Tension After Slayings
A Magnolia Ark. man, about 50, arrested by City Marshal Steve Dennis for boarding a bus with suspicious actions, is being questioned in Texarkana over five killings. He says no Texarkana ties. Arkansas officer Har ley Quinn transported him. sheriff says not a strong suspect. Texarkana boosts patrols Stirring guarded city calm returns as Rangers state and federal officers keep watch.
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Texarkana
Tex
Magnolia
Ark
Steve Dennis
Dennis
Mur
County
Texas Rangers
Deeds and Divorces in District Court Actions
Wopeanly deeds record transfers from W C Henson to Z J Graham and others. Nobles to Stephens. Summers to Jones and McCain. Pendley to Leavelle. Humphreys to Hendley. District Court grants divorces for Anderson, Smith, Chandler, Rowe. Marriage licenses issued to four couples including Gage Chenault and Brown Kent Tackett.
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Wopeanly Deeds
W. C. Henson
Z. J. Graham
Henson
Ab&m. Co. L. Munday
Austin Welch
Roberts
Anne Clifton Summers
Lee Roy McCain
G H. Pendley
Paul G. Leavelle
Humphreys Highlands
Geneva Mae
Flying Enthusiasts Invited to Amarillo Meeting
Aviation enthusiasts and pilots are invited to the Amarillo Airmen's Association meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the 47th District Court room. Ben Lane Gordon Morrison Jake Arthur Betty Gose and president F W Wallace will discuss club organization and dues. Names to join clubs will be collected and aid offered to form clubs.
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Amarillo
Drive On Income Tax Chiselers Names Wilson Leader
Secret Service Chief Frank J. Wilson was named to head a treasury drive against income tax chiselers. He will direct newly hired enforcement agents to pursue evaders as Elmer L. Irey continues leading treasury enforcement. Irey, famed for putting Al Capone behind bars, promised real action.
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Washington
U.P
Secret Service
Frank J. Wilson
Treasury
Wilson
Elmer L. Irey
Irey
al Capone
McNarney Probes Mishandling of Lichfield Trials
General Joseph T. McNarney of the U S forces in Europe announced an Army inquiry found mishandling in trials tied to brutality charges at the Lichfield detention barracks England. He ordered a full review of all stages of the cases from initial complaints received.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
United States
Europe
Lichfield
England
McNarney
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