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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1951
Page
18
Readable segments show wide list of equities with varied quotes from Air Reduction to West Coast firms. Notable entries include American Can, American Cyanamid, Allied Chemical, General Electric, Chrysler, Packard, Pan American, and Bethlehem Steel among many others listed with price fractions and percentage changes.
The Chicago market lists hogs at top 18.65 with most 190 to 285 pounds 18.50 to 18.65 and sows 16.25 to 17.75 for 400 pounds and under. Cattle total 16,000 with steers at 39.00 to 39.25 prime, 34.50 to 38.75 bulk, cows 25.50 to 28.50, vealers down 1. Sheep slaughter lambs around 30.50 to 31.25, western fed lambs top 31.25, ewes steady.
An asset under the fund shows a quoted price of 2.5040 in the offering listing. The detail appears in a financial notice referencing the asset and its implied value for investors. No additional context or dates are provided in the accessible text.
In Ismailia and Alexandria, weeks of gun battles leave 12 dead and many wounded. British toll includes four officers killed, while Egyptian police report five policemen and three civilians dead. Egypt protests to Britain at the UN and embassy. Thousands of students march in protest as security tightens around foreign sites.
Burglars broke in through a rear door at the C. C. York residence on 120 St. Francis and stole $30 in small change from a piggy bank while the family was away at church last night.
Winston Churchill and Mrs Churchill moved into the furnished third floor apartment at No 10 Downing Street the official residence of Britain's prime ministers. The redecorated space follows the Oct 25 election when former premier Clement Attlee and Mrs Attlee moved out after a national vote.
In Hyde Park New York St James Protestant Episcopal Church discovers an unexpected sum of about one million dollars from the residuary estate of the late Mrs H Sylvia A H G Wilks daughter of Hetty Green. Executors estimate two shares worth approximately 529000 pounds each to the church.
Former Senator Sheridan Downey of California is in good health after several days in emergency hospital, according to his physician. The Democrat served in the U.S. Senate and was hospitalized in Washington.
Hunter injured in shotgun discharge near Amarillo as it misfired while Warren L. Anderson and two friends traveled in a car. Anderson sustained wounds to left arm ribs and chest near Northwest Texas Hospital where doctors assess his condition as fair. George Mills and Ray Fuller are named as companions.
Rovigo province reels as Bianco Canal bank breaks, flooding Po Delta towns. About 200000 homeless after days of rain and rising waters until Adria’s 20000 marooned population, now stretching toward Verona 40 miles away, famed Verona for Shakespearean lore.
Frank C. Kyser aged 25 of Highway 66 west of Amarillo faces burglary charges for allegedly breaking into a house trailer at Famous Courts 302 East Eighteenth belonging to W. W. Wiggins. The alleged November 14 burglary reportedly saw jewelry taken, including a wrist watch that police recovered. Kyser remained jailed at noon pending arraignment.
Lee Kitchens of Miami was freed from Gray County jail on 2500 bond after being charged with driving while intoxicated in a crash last Thursday on Highway 79 north of Pampa. Clark Stanton of Lefors drove the other car. his 4 year old daughter Donna Kay sustained minor injuries. Trial date in 31st District Court has not been set.
Springfield Massachusetts police report a masked thief snipped at Dennis Kneeland’s necktie last night while he walked a street but missed grabbing his $150 diamond stickpin by about an inch in the alleged theft attempt.
Radar is deployed on the Congo River in the Belgian Congo to assist navigation. The technology aims to improve safety and efficiency for riverine traffic, guiding vessels through bends and crowded sections.
Las Vegas witnesses a flash 75 miles from Yucca Flats as the first in a new series of detonations occurs at the test site. The event, possibly underground, marks the sixth explosion this fall. The AEC plans study on weapon effects while cloud cover limited visibility.
A U S B 29 crashed on takeoff from Yokota Air Base near Tokyo. Eight crash crewmen died when the bombload exploded twelve minutes after the crash. The crew of twelve survived with three injured. two American and six Japanese crew were killed rushing to extinguish flames. Several houses were demolished by the blasts. Names of the American dead were withheld.
Two South Amarillo residents described morning shocks with rattling windows. Mrs. Charley Ellis at 2600 Houston said the disturbance lasted about two minutes during mid-morning. Mrs. H R Dodson of 2106 Roberts also reported a similar experience and questioned wind as the cause.
Charles Falda of Milwaukee told police $100 was taken from his room yesterday at the Herring Hotel. A Negro porter and a Negro woman were in custody in connection with the alleged offense.
British postal authorities announced a revision in stamp colors across several common denominations. The update affects background hues and denomination markings to improve contrast and standardize appearance for collectors and sorting machines. The changes apply to current production and existing stock during a transition period.
Ford Motor Co reports year end assets of 1,469,091,000 on December 31, 1950, up 126,742,000 from 1949. Earnings retained for 1950 total 623,769,000, up 59,357,000. The firm has 20 million authorized common shares at par 5, but 5,452,900 shares worth 17,264,500 are outstanding.
In Tehan Iran Premier Mossadegh may travel to Cairo for a four day visit to meet King Farouk. Officials say reports of forming a vast Middle East Moslem bloc independent of West and Russia are under discussion. Tolou cites government sources predicting a union against foreign colonization.
Buenos Aires notes the return of La Prensa after ten months with a new pro-Peron tone. The edition features messages from President Peron and Evita, and lists Passo as editor replacing Democracia's former leadership. Alberto Gainza Paz remains linked to the paper's historic family legacy.
Key West Florida November 19 President Truman prepared a strong restatement of his Fair Deal program for delivery in Washington tomorrow night He will interrupt his Florida holiday to fly back to Washington for a speech before the Women s National Democratic Club The President will return to Key West Wednesday morning The speech was in final stages of preparation and was not expected to include any political bombshells but would underline determination to stick to his Fair Deal program next
War leaders discuss a four point program urging a 2 kilometer mutual withdrawal and the removal of foreign troops from Korea. The plan demands punishment for alleged Allied atrocities and opposes the Allied push for an immediate ceasefire, reflecting a split with Panmunjom negotiators on timing and terms.
The Natural Gasoline Supply Men's Association will host a fellowship hour after sessions in Amarillo. Harold Dunn, president of The Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation, will serve as toastmaster at the dinner and entertainment closing the meeting.
OGara cited official records detailing fifteen alleged corruption instances in the Internal Revenue Bureau awaiting attorney general approval before release. Williams announced a personal audit sweeping five or six top tax racketeers as he begins a nationwide tax collection scandal search.
Heavy snow drifts occupied the southeastern city area while the western side saw only ankle high traces. Pennsylvania showed wide contrasts with Pittsburgh near zero and Meadville about 15 inches. Morning temps listed Eau Claire minus one, Duluth two, International Falls one, New York thirty one, Chicago eighteen, Cincinnati eighteen, Los Angeles fifty three, New Orleans thirty eight, Pendleton thirteen, Seattle fifty one.
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