Markets 12 OClock Quotation Summary
A dense list of New York market quotes from Merrill Lynch includes many stocks with varied prices. Notable entities mentioned include air, chemical, automotive, and oil firms such as Allied Stores, Boeing, Chrysler, General Motors, Shell, Texaco, and Union Carbide, along with numerous others across industries. The data presents current trading values, with numerous percent changes and round figures reflecting a broad snapshot of contemporaneous market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baldwin Loco
Ohio Ot! Co
Balt & Ohio
Oliver Corp
Bendix Aviatin
Packard Motor
Best Foods
Pan Am Alrwys
Bethlehem Sui
Pan East Pipe
Blaw Knox
Pan
Bliss Co
Paramount Co
Boeing Airpin
Parke Davis
Borden Co
Peabody Coal
Borg Warner
J C Penney
Braniff Air
Penn Pow&Lt
Bridge Brass
Penn RR Co
Briggs Mann
Pepsi-Cola Co
Bucyrus Erie
Bristossbodae
Oe Burroughs Ad 1744
Canada Dry Co
P Iitps Petro
Canadian Pac
PittServ&Boit
Plymouth
Celiotex Corp
Central & SW
RK Pictures
Ches & Ohio
RK Theaters
Chicago Corp
Chgo Ri&Pac
Req Motors
Chrysler Corp
Republic Avia
Climax Molyb
Republic Steel
Cities Service
Spevere C&b
Clinton Foods
Rexall Drug
Colo Fuel Iron
Reynolds Teb
Columbia Gas
Richfield Oil
Comet Credit
Safeway
Com Solvents
Joseph Ld
Doug Aircraft
Spiegel Incor
Squaredcomp
DuPont
Hestmen
Rod
Studebaier Go Ait Railroad
el Paso Nat Gas
Sunray Oil Co
Swip
Firth Carpet
Fliintkote Co
Foater Wheeler Na Gair Co
Texas
General Foods
Tex Galf
General Motor
Gen Pub Util
Gillette Safety
BP Gooarien
Goodyear T&a
Red Union Carbide
Air North Ofd
Union Oi
Cal
Grumman Air
Gulf Oil Corp
Heyden Chem
Homestake
Houston Oi
Howe Sound
Ml Central
Inspir Copper
Rubber Co
Interlake Iron
US Steel Corp
Internat
UN Wallpaper
Internati
Warner Bros
T&t
Warren Petrol
Johns Manvil
wWest Union Co
Tones & Laugh
wWestingh Airh
Joy Manufact
Westvneh Elec
Kennecott Cop
West Penn el
Laclede Gas
Wheeling Steel
Lehigh Portid
White Motors
Libby McNeill
Willys Ourland
Lion of
Chicago stockyard hogs and cattle rise on demand
Hogs at Chicago stockyards 10 000 head show 15 to 25 cent gains for butchers and up to 25 cents more for sows with top at 19.00 and choice weights 180 to 270 pounds 15.85 to 19.00. Cattle and calves about 7 000 and 300 respectively rise with high grade steers up about 25 cents. Heifers 25 to 50 cents higher, sows steady to 50 cents higher, bulls steady to strong. Concise price ranges listed for steers, cows, and bulls. lambs steady while yearlings weaken.
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Chicags Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report November Trade
Kansas City livestock numbers reflect cattle at 1,000 head and calves 300 with a generally steady trend amid meager Wednesday supply. Good and choice fed steers priced from 33.00 to 35.25, heifers 34.00, bulls 27.00 down, and dealers with choice and prime 34.00 to 36.00. Hogs at 2,500 head steady with various weights listed. sows 15.25 to 16.75. Sheep 500 head with slaughter lambs up to 30.50, ewes 12.50 to 14.00, yearlings scarce.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Snakes On Sidewalks Bother Natal District Towns
In the Natal district of Africa snakes appear on sidewalks and in grass with pull adders and cobras named as main offenders. Local residents are urged to exercise caution and avoid contact when encountering these snakes. Authorities emphasize vigilant outdoors behavior and reporting sightings promptly.
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Natal
Africa
Returned Korea Veteran Remembers Harsh Conditions
Captain Jess Williams, then Amarillo Organized Reserve Corps instructor, recalled Korea’s unsanitary, rugged climate and cold winters. He volunteered to return in 1950, served near Kumwha just north of the 38th parallel, and faced a grim year and a half before moving to Fort Belvoir to teach at the Army Corps of Engineers school with his wife Jocelyn Hill, once stationed in Korea.
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South Korea
Jess Williams
Amarillo Organized Reserve Corps
Army of Occupation
Korea
38Th Parallel
Williams
Kumwha
Amarillo
Fort Belvoir
Corps of Engineers
Jocelyn Hill
Whooping Crane Dies of Wound in Texas Refuge
SAN ANTONIO Nov 21 The lone whooping crane Howard died today from a gunshot wound at the Aransas Wildlife Refuge near Corpus Christi after arriving from the north for winter. He joined Crip and Jo, two crippled residents, as conservationists note 22 of last year’s 32 long-stemmed visitors returned this season.
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San Antonio
Howard
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi
Aransas Wildlife
Julian Howard
Aransas
Canadian Jets In Ike's Army War Plan Unfolds in Europe
In Rotterdam Canada Defense Minister Brooke Claxton announced plans to build four or five Western Europe airstrips to base an 11 squadron jet air division costing about 100 million dollars. The Canadian brigade arrives from Quebec City aboard Fairsea to join Eisenhower’s European defense force with Sabrejet F-86 aircraft built in Canada.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Brooke Claxton
Canada
Europe
Claxton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Quebec City
Fairsea
Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Canadian Air Division
Montreal
Admiral Criticizes Air Force Expansion
CORPUS CHRISTI November 21 Vice Admiral Gerald F. Bogan retired one of the Navy's top carrier division commanders said there is no justification for building a 140 group Air Force. He argued that five sixths of the earth is water and supplies must reach the fighting area, not by airplanes alone. He spoke while visiting Admiral A D Morehouse Navy advance training commander.
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Corpus Christi
USN
Navy
Bogan
Adm
A. D. Morehouse
Charges by Stassen Bring Quick Denial
The State Department denied Harold Stassen's charge that it delays military and economic aid to western Europe. Press Officer Lincoln White said Stassen is long on assumption but short on fact. Stassen, a Republican leader, claimed aid delays stem from a Russian type veto by a government committee in a New York speech.
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Washington
State Department
Harold Stassen
Western
Europe
World Miead-grain Output Seen Near Record in 1951
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture estimates global Miead grain production for 1951 at about 245 million short tons. The wheat and rye crop is expected to be among the largest, close to the 248 million tons peak reached in 1938.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Holy Land Talks Go On Rocks
Paris reports the United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission failed to bridge Arab Israeli differences as talks begun August 10 were called off. The three nation panel will report to the General Assembly on whether to liquidate or carry on. The chief dispute remains the fate of Arab refugees from 1948. Israel argues refugees fit into a wider peace treaty, while the Arabs demand resolution first.
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Paris
United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission
United States
France
Turkey
General Assembly
Assembly
Israel
Commission
Palestine
Jury Will Hear McGee's Mother in Sanity Hearing
In El Paso on November 21 Mrs. H H Stull mother of Richard W McGee was set to testify today at his sanity hearing. McGee, convicted of murdering Lubbock businessman R L Allston, has a death sentence with a stay. State witnesses backed sanity. defense called psychiatrists for rebuttal as the court planned to remain in session through Thanksgiving.
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EL Paso
H. H. Stull
Richard W. McGee
McGee
R. L. Allston
Lubbock
Roy D. Jackson
Czechs Reject US Arms Plan in UN Debate
In Paris on November 21 the Czechoslovakia delegation delivered the Soviet bloc reply to Western disarmament proposals. The statement said the plan is not acceptable because it fails to demand immediate abolition of atomic weapons. No schedule was given for a response from Andrei Vishinsky in the UN Assembly committee.
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Paris
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
UN Assembly
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Gertrude Sekaninova
28th Infantry Prop Allies In Germany
Advance elements of the 28th Infantry Division from Pennsylvania arrived in Bremerhaven to reinforce Eisenhower's European army. Maj. Gen. Strickler and Gen. Eisenhower greeted troops aboard the transport Butner as about 2,000 soldiers cheered and sang the division's song Roll On 28th. Western Allied forces in Germany now total over 12 divisions, with expected growth to 14 by year’s end.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Butner
Iron Curtain
United States
West Germany
Daniel B. Strickler
Lancaster
Rotterdam
Drouth Keeps Grip on Texas
Drought continues to affect Texas farms with low moisture reserves in most areas. Only the Red River northern counties show fair growth in wheat and small grains, while pastures remain poor. Cotton harvest is active in southern high plains and low rolling plains, with vegetables like peppers and tomatoes moving to markets and winter garden shipments of carrots and lettuce beginning. Planting for later harvest proceeds in irrigated zones.
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Austin
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Red River
High Plains
Ban on Snowballs Hasn't a Chance
Akron officials tabled a proposal to fine boys five to fifty dollars for throwing snowballs at buses. Police said enforcement would be hard and existing laws cover the issue. bus driver Francis Greissing did not defend the measure.
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Akron
Ohio
Francis Greissing
Vaccine for Polio Seen as Certainty
Basil O'Connor, head of the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation, told 200 civic leaders in Charleston that a poliomyelitis vaccine seems certain. He said they are on the way to a vaccine and expect to finish this year, though a slip is possible, even if temporary.
Lost Plane Narrowly Missed by Borders and Sea
Yugoslav border guards saw the plane near the Hungarian and Romanian borders on Monday as it deviated from its route. Belief grows the pilot mistook the Drava River for the Sava. The US embassy says the pilot likely realized he was off course after being fired upon and turned back toward the west. His last report to Munich was low on fuel and uncertain about Venice for an emergency landing. A search was also focused over the northern Adriatic Sea.
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Drava
Sava
Munich
Germany
Venice
Adriatic Sea
Thanksgiving in Korea A makeshift feast for soldiers
In Korea on November 21 soldiers plan a Thanksgiving with pumpkin pies made from sweet potatoes and canned 3.2 beer. Capt Robert Birkhimer seeks flowers in Seoul or will use wild blooms. Sgt Robert Couch and others prepare a menu including celery hearts olives shrimp cocktail and candied yams while a shortage of proper china and utensils lingers.
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Central Front
Korea
Robert R. Birkhimer
Salinas
Cal
Seoul
Birkhimer
Charles Effinger
St. Louie
Robert Couch
Jackson
Empress Kit
A Korean Prayer for Thanksgiving by Hal Boyle
A Thanksgiving prayer by a Korean expresses gratitude for harvest gifts and family while recognizing division and outside pressures. The speaker seeks guidance, unity, and a Korea that Koreans can claim as their own, urging a return to a land and identity preserved for their people.
Navy Postgraduate School Closes and Moves to Monterey
Annapolis reports the Naval Postgraduate School ends 42 years of operation and consolidates with the Monterey Tactical Branch. About 500 families relocate coast to coast, with 40,000 library volumes and vast laboratory gear moved by rail road trucks planes and ships. Officials like Secretary Kimball and Mayor Rowe will speak at the closing ceremony.
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US Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
Cal
Navy
Hermann
General Line
Annapolis
Newport, RI
California
Dan A. Kimball
Harry W. Hill
Naval Academy
Roscoe ©. Rowe
Woman Detained as Smuggling Suspect in Cairo
In Cairo on November 21 police held Mrs Claude Dijoux wife of a French purser on a Trans World Airways flight after a woman inspector found 64 ounces of gold valued at 2240 sewn inside her girdle. She faces smuggling charges as investigation continues at Farouk Airport.
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Cairo
Egypt
Poplice
Trans World Airways
Farouk
Claude Dijoux
Thanksgiving Day Service at Churches- College Plainview
The service features the Men's Quartet with readings by Mrs. Paul Ellis in The Other Nine. Janet Burnett offers a violin solo. Attendees bring fruit canned goods and money for Thanksgiving boxes. Breakfast follows in Fellowship Hall and the Lesson Sermon titled Thanksgiving stresses giving. The public is invited.
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College
Plainview
Paul Ellis
Janet Burnett
Fellowship Hall
Senior Training Union Department
Texans Named to High Legion Posts
Donald R. Wilson, national American Legion commander, announced about 4 000 appointments to Legion commissions and committees for 1952. Among those named are Rogers Kelley of Edinburg Texas as chairman of the foreign relations commission and Jerome Duggan of St. Louis as chairman of the national legislative commission.
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Indianapoliss
Ind
API
Donald R. Wilson
National American Legion
Legion
Rogers Kelley
Edinburg
Tex
Foreign Relations Commission
Jerome Duggan
St. Louis
National Legislative Commission
Vandenberg on air power and MIG elite fighters
The remarks discuss US bomber losses in Korea, Chinese air force growth during cease-fire talks, and Vandenberg's stance on atomic weapons. He notes a heavy loss in the Oct 23 Namsi strike, calls the MiG 15 a superior fighter, and warns about Soviet supersonic capabilities while denying personal involvement in atomic decisions.
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Namsi
North Korea
United States
Far East
Vandenberg
Korea
Russia
Oriental war brides head for U S homes
Eleven Asiatic wives leave Seoul via military air transport for a 36 hour flight to San Francisco to join American soldiers they married in Korea. Ten are Korean nationals and one is Chinese born in Peiping. The group includes Korean American babies and marks the first such relocation, amid tales of hardship and hope.
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William C. Barnard
Tokyo
United States
Korea
Peiping
Seoul
Honolulu
San Francisco
Brychel
Set
Adam C. Brychel
Chicago
Sweater-Clad Doe Survives Deer Hunt
In Renville Minnesota Sally the farmer Gene Schmidt’s pet doe survived Minnesota’s deer season after being dressed in a bright red sweater and scarf. She was lonely at night as her buck partner was not present. Schmidt pleaded with hunters to spare the buck but they shot him.
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Renville
Minn
Sally
Gene Schmidt
Minnesota
Schmidt
Big Texas Handbook On Way to Printers
The largest Texas project has shipped to the printer a two volume 228 pound manuscript for the Handbook of Texas to be published by the Texas State Historical Association. Editors are Dr Walter Prescott Webb and Dr H Bailey Carroll, UT history professors, with about two million words gathered over ten years from roughly 1,000 contributors.
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Austin
Chicago
Texas State Historical Association
Texas
Walter Prescott Webb
H. Bailey Carroll
University of Texas
Notable Texas and Oklahoma figures listed in oil firm notes
A cascade of names appears in a crude OCR snippet: Pool Hart Jr of Castroville, Har old Sims of El Paso, T M McClennan of Oklahoma City, H A Jacobs of El Paso, Myron S Prager and Jerry Covington of El Paso and Midland, W C English Jr of Beaumont, Charles E Ramsey of Oklahoma City, Mary Howard Connally of Floresville, Shirley V Cumming of Midland, Bert Field of Dallas, Louis Sinsky of Houston, Todewater Associated Oil in Houston, Roy Snnner of Marshall, George B Parks of Oklahoma City, Lola Zachary of Fort Worth, and Malpamar Oil and Gas Corp of Dallas.
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Hart, Jr
Castroville
Tex
Harold L. Sims
el Paso
T. M. McClennan
Oklahoma City
H. A. Jacobs
Myron S. Prager
Jerry Covington
Midland
W. C. English, Jr
Beaumont
Charles E. Ramsey
Mary Howard Connally
Floresville
Shirley V. Cumming
Bert Field
Dallas
Louis Sinsky
Houston
Todewater Associated Oil
Roy Snnner
Marshall
George B. Parks
Lola Zachary
Fort Worth
Malpamar Oil and Gas Corp
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Blackburn
Granberry
Franklin Granberry
Burger
Elizabeth Suntree McKean
T. M. Harrison
William Eugene Hill
Blackburnw
Roxwell Brothers
Caddick
Joseph Caddick
Mirror
Viola
Harry
Joe
Florence Jones
Jessie Davidson
Harry Caddick
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Burial Memorial Park
Satterfield
Dorothy McNeill Satterfield
St Commd
MM. Satterfield
Elizabeth
Lauchlin McNeill
Elizabeth Nettleton
Wayne van Kirk
William L. Alson
Joe McNeill
First Presbyterian Church
Liano Kemetery
Benjamin F. Hilliard
North Pierce
Juanita
Robert
G. W
Osse Easley
Jack Springer
J. E.rooks
Boxwell Brothers
Smithman Cornelius Smith
Southashington
Alby Love
Greo Jenkins
Ruby Sharp
Noble Smith
Griggs
Lindsey Frank Lindsey
Levelland
W. P.steen
Wellington
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
Buthker
Jefferson
Llano
Pretoria
South Africa
Globe-News
Muito
Sen Vive
M. M. Smith
Adams Phome
Eagle-Picher
Surry
Thomas
Paint & Supplies
Curb Amer Maraceab
Fairchild Eng
Hmble OilCo
Arkansat Gan
Oer Ae Atlas Plywood
Kingston
Catalin Compers LaLand&Expl
Carr Con Bis
Niies
Oh Cosden
Pacific
Tokian Royal
Tenn
Seeenss Boq
Texas Gas
Uiiis Foto
Financial Industrial Fund
Globe
Ike
Stassen
Holy Land
Drouth
Hal Boyle
Navy School
Ernest E. Herrmann
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist
Barfield Building
Barfield
U.S
Big Texas Handbook
Prescription Laboratory
Polk
Complete
Surance
Pth Ave
Amarillo, Texas
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