Markets and Livestock Report From Kansas City and New York
U.S. stock market activity shows gains in the Dow Jones averages with widespread listings on the New York Exchange led by major industrial and steel stocks. Kansas City livestock prices move lower for hogs and steady to weaker bids for cattle and calves as receipts reach about 18,200 cattle and 7,800 sheep with pork and beef values adjusting through the day.
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Kansas City
U.P
Colorado
Texas Company
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
Autry Elected President of Amarillo Kiwanis Club for 1942
Bruce Autry was chosen president of the Amarillo Kiwanis Club for 1942 at the afternoon balloting. He becomes first vice president, with Guy McSwain moving to first vice president and Ray Minner elected second vice president. New directors named: Cy Clemmons, Bill Fox, Aubrey Jackson, Harry Longabach, and John Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Autry
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Guy McSwain
Ray Minner
Cy Clemmons
Bill Fox
Aubrey Jackson
Harry Longabach
John Wiggins
Schools Urged To Emphasize Mathematics
Boulder Colorado professor Dr Har R Douglas of the University of Colorado urges two math tracks for high school students The general four year program covers arithmetic algebra and geometry while a three year track for college bound students adds trigonometry He cites daily life needs such as budgeting and fuel calculations to justify practical math education.
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Boulder
Colo
U.P
Colorado
Har R. Douglas
College of Education
University of Colorado
Douglas
Big Food Warehouses Built at Camp Polk
Camp Polk Louisiana builds three food warehouses to serve 17,000 men with a bakery, cold storage for 10 days of perishables, and an ice plant of 20 tons daily. The facility supports large daily rations including 1,161 pounds bacon and 11,800 half-pints of milk.
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Camp Polk
U.P
Sixty Cent Want Ad Sells shotgun for 22.50
A want ad offering an automatic shotgun in perfect condition drew a cash buyer who paid 22.50. The ad, placed by phone 2-2312, appeared in the Want Ad Headquarters section and urged fast results with the number 6262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Weather Woman Wields Forecast In Toledo Rise
In Toledo one of the two weatherwomen in the country joins the weather bureau. Gwyneth Phillips 23 becomes junior observer after civil service exams two years ago. She is daughter of Prof Thomas D Phillips head of physics at Marietta College.
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Toledo
Ohio
U.P
Weatherman
Gwyneth Phillips
Weather Bureau
Miss Phillips
Thomas D. Phillips
Marietta College
Marietta
C J Russell Held On Theft Charge
C J Russell of 516 East Twelfth Avenue was held this morning on a theft charge. Justice of the Peace Carder set bond at 1500 dollars.
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C. J. Russell
East Twelfth Avenue
Justice of the Peace Carder
Hope Ebbs for Missing Crew of Destroyer Reuben James
U S Navy reports no news on the fate of 70 or more missing sailors from the destroyer Reuben James after Thursday night’s sinking. With 44 saved, officials withhold the full crew list awaiting official confirmation and to ease families’ anxiety.
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Washington
Reuben James
Maine
Naval Communications Nerve Center
Navy
Tractor Replaces Horse on Hay Ride in Peterson
A Peterson church youth group planned a hayrack ride and provided the hay and rack but could not secure horses. A tractor was used to pull the hayride instead, producing a steady chug as it moved along.
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Peterson
Iowa
Dobbin
Egg Bites A Man Egg Bites A Man
In New Orleans on November 3 John Morgenstein, 24, pocketed a midget egg found while raking leaves. An hour later the egg hatched a small black turtle clinging to it. In Shelby North Carolina on November 3 a military plane dropped a letter with a request to be mailed and it was sent.
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New Orleans
John Morgenstein
Morgenstein
Shelby
N. C
State Patrol Buddies Reunited in Panhandle Office
Foster Nelson senior examiner in the drivers license division and Patrol Sgt John P Cope reunite as partners in the Panhandle patrol office. Nelson, formerly with Dallas, transferred from patrol to the license division. Colleagues Joe Cantrell Byron Currin join Amarillo staff alongside Nelson. William White to Childress William Fowler to Pampa Cecil Smith to Dumas M Blunt to Plainview.
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Foster Nelson
Department of Public Safety
Panhandle
John P Cope
Mr Nelson
Dallas
Amarillo
Joe D. Cantrell
Byron O. Currin
William J. White
Childress
William C. Fowler
Pampa
Cecil R. Smith
Dumas
M. C. Blunt
Plainview
Cooley Attends West Texas Chamber Meet in Midland
Joe Cooley assistant manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce departed to attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Midland. Amarillo will be represented though none of its 10 official delegates attend. Rex Baxter chamber manager is in Corpus Christi for the Texas Health Association convention along with Dr. M L Puller head of the city health department.
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Amarillo
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Midland
Joe Cooley
Chamber of Commerce
Rex Baxter
Corpus Christi
Texas Health Association
M. L. Puller
FDR to Force Action on Price Control
President Roosevelt plans to push Congress to act on price control after two days with Prime Minister Mackenzie King in Hyde Park. He disclosed during a press conference that price control was among topics discussed. Canada already has a freeze on prices wages and rents.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
W. L. Mackenzie
Canada
Washington
Navy Takes Coast Guard Volunteers Under Navy Command
Navy to absorb Coast Guard volunteers as recruiting stations open. Coast Guard operates under the Treasury during peacetime and under the Navy in war. Its duties include rescuing ships in distress and guarding coasts against smugglers.
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Navy
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Frank Stubbs to resign as Potter County agricultural agent
Frank Stubbs will resign as Potter County agricultural agent to join the Federal Land Bank in Houston. The resignation becomes effective November 15. Ed Crabtree of Dallas County will succeed him here and is known in extension service work, having led hog departments at the Tri-State Fair and the Amarillo Fat Stock Show.
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Frank Stubbs
Potter County
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Ed Crabtree
Dallas County
Stubbs
Crabtree
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo
Blind man stabbed in Boston incident sparks inquiry
Vernon Black, 32, was treated for stab wounds after two men jostled him at his Boston home. One assailant taunted him about his blindness and stabbed him in the side and back, police reported.
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Boston
Vernon Black
Tampa Harbor Patrol Guards Waterfront in 24 Hour Vigil
Tampa forms the first U S volunteer harbor patrol of its kind with 356 members on a daily watch cruising in its own launches. The unit operates under local state and federal approval and can board search any vessel with armed authority. Members serve one day weekly across boat operators medical and mechanics sections. A night patrol once stopped a small boat ignoring orders and found two seamen deserting a foreign ship. A separate patrol near a warehouse uncovered gasoline and cotton waste aboard a boat. the occupant escaped.
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Tampa
Fila
UPI
Gulf Coast
United States
Sweden Plans Saving One-Third Tobacco Supply
Sweden devises a method to save one third of its tobacco supply and uses discarded portions as paper mouthpieces. Sweden expects to save about 1,800,000 pounds of tobacco annually, according to the foreign agricultural relations office.
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Sweden
Washington
Upi
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
JERICHO Man 84 Leaves Home of Six Decades
Washington Lafayette, 84, who lived alone in Jericho for 60 years, moves to Essex Junction. He laments the time and money needed for building materials and savings before relocation.
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Jericho
Washington Lafayette
Essex Junction
Barron Joins Manning in Friday Night Recital
Robert Louis Baron, conductor of the Amarillo Symphony, appears as a resisting artist with pianist John C Manning in a concert to be presented by the Amarillo Music Teachers Association and Amarillo College. The pair, long time friends and frequent collaborators, will perform the Brahms Sonata in A Major. Manning, a pupil of Edward MacDowell, has soloed with major ensembles including the Boston Symphony and the Kneisel Quartet. The Manning-Barron recital comes as refined sugar prices rise about 15 percent from a year ago per the commerce department.
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Robert Louis Bateron
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
John C. Manning
Amarillo Music Teacheers Association
Amarillo College
Manning
Barron
Pacific Coast
Edward MacDowell
Boston Symphony
San Francisco Symphony
Kneisel String Quartet
Mr. Manning
Barrons
Many Laxatives but Few Are Leaders in Southwest
Among hundreds of laxatives sold in the Southwest only a few remain best sellers year after year. BLACK-DRAUGHT stands out as the family laxative, praised for being agreeable easy to take punctual and thorough when used as directed. It is noted for relieving constipation symptoms and its tonic laxative effect tones lazy intestinal muscles.
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Ustlinge
NEW York Stock Exchange
Alleghany Lud Eisel Allis Chalmers
Am Roll Mill
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Tel & Tel Boedane
Anaconda
Armour & Co
Peece
Aviation Corp
Plin Shee Iy
Baldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation
Aay
Beth Steel , Bil, Borden Sigartad
Budd Mfg
Chrysler
Olly Curtis Wright
RX Deer & Co
Douglas Aircraft
Chee el Power & Ne
Gen Foods
Gen Motors A ‘Greyhound Corp
Houston Oil
Int Harvesters
Power & Pap
Tel & Tel Yeas
Kennecott
Mid Cent
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit Fetadtols
New York Shin Uenae
New York Central
North Amer Ayiat Ohio
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Air Paramount
Penney Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Ot Pure Oi Snd Repab Steel
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum
Sou Pac Sradefusiee
Stan Oil Cal Stan Ot Ind
Stan Oi
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex Gulf
Texas Gulf Sylph
Tide Water Oil
Tex Pac Coal & Oil
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
U 8S Rubber
Atlantic
Navy Department
U. S. S. Kearny
NEA
London
Chicago
Pierce Fenner & Beane
Autry Heads Kiwanis Club
Anhrysler
Detroit
Duke of Windsor
Matics
Everygreens
Stewart
Tyler
Santa Fe
America
Defense Savings
Government Printing Office
Dallas - Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Territory
Hope Ebbs
Destroyer
Air Mail
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance CO
Cooley
W. T. CC
Parley
FDR
Eieteran
J. E. Crabtree
Patrol of Volunteers
Guards Harbor
Globe-News
The
First National Bank of
Fisk
H. V. Robertson & CO
Accountants & Auditors
Oliver-Earle Bidg
Departement of Commerce
Robert Louis Barron
Delaware Corporation
Alent Texas Corporation
California
Texas Corporation
Delaware
S. S. Rodgers
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