Markets Report From Chicago and Other Live Stock Markets
Chicago cattle and hog markets show varied moves with some declines for cattle and steady to higher bids for hogs. Oklahoma City and St. Louis activity prints reveal mixed price directions across cattle calves hogs and fat lambs while butter eggs and potatoes edge different directions. New York stocks open firm with selective buying and no debt reductions noted amid holiday quiet.
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ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
New York
United Drug
Amercan International Corporation
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Mrs Holman Dies After Twenty Two Years Here
Mrs. Holman a longtime Amarillo resident dies in her home after twenty two years of residence. She was active in the Presbyterian church and Westman's Circle. Survived by husband M M Holman, son J L Holman, daughter Orn Mae Holman, six sisters including Mrs J C Dyer Mrs R E Williams and Mrs S H Taylor of Amarillo and others in Texas and Massachusetts. Body held at N S Griggs and Sons funeral chapel awaiting relatives.
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Sen
Gevteede Bete
Sone Phy
Wee Helees
Ted Beet
Presbyterian Church
Amerilie
Neiman
Mo M. Holman
L. Holman
Orn Mae Holman
J. C. Dyer
R. EB. Williams
H. Taylor
Collegians On Radio Here for Last Time
Amarillo listeners will hear Wade's Collegians in their final broadcast on KGRS between 8 and 9 30 this evening before their trip to Tampa Florida. The group has attracted wider attention and will appear on KFJF Oklahoma City KTKS Hot Springs and WMC in Memphis along the route. Winter airings are planned on WDAE Tampa. At 6 o'clock today KGRS will feature J T Culpepper and guests. After Wade's Collegians at 9 30 the Gloom Chasers will perform Old Time Southern songs by local women.
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Amarillo
Wade
Collegians
KGRS
Tampa
Florida
KFJF
Oklahoma City
KTKS
Hot Springs
WMC
Memphis
Tenn
Market reacts to pending developments with wide shifts
Trading in several issues moves sharply as investors price in anticipated developments. Mack Trucks Cast Iron Pipe Marine preferred and Montana Power rise 2 points or more while Texas Land Trust gains 42 points despite infrequent odd-lot trading. Worthington Pamp preferred A drops to 44 as dividend omission weighs. Warner Pictures A falls 31. Savate Arms slips. Foreign exchange opens firm with French francs near 3.62 cents due to reduced Bank of France note circulation.
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Mack Trucks
Marine Preferred
Montana Power
Texas Land ‘Trust
Worthington
Pamp
Warner Pictures
Savate Arms
Bank of France
Ledbetter Store Ad Mixup Triggers Public Confusion
Amarillo ledbetter drug store owner explains a misprint in the Thanksgiving Day issue caused by a misread ad. The line read Rexall Drug Store at bargain and suggested sale while the correct note pointed to Borger. Officials investigated and Ledbetter states he has no selling plans.
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Flereere
T. Ledbetter
Amarilla
Ledbetter Drug Stores
Rexall
Amarillo
Rexall Drug Store
Borger
Moore Child Dies At Home In Faith Virginia
The eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Moore Faith Virginia Moore of 500 Wells Street died at the family home Thursday afternoon at 3 45 o clock Funeral services were held at the home this afternoon at 3 o clock Rev Lewis N diucacy officiated Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under the direction of N B Griggs and Sons funeral directors
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Faith Virginia Moore
John Moore
Wells Street
Lewis N. Diucacy
Cairing
Llano Cemetery
Griggs
S. B. A. Program Put Off to December 4
The annual Thanksgiving program of the Security Benefit Association is postponed from November 27 to December 4. Local officers cited courtesy to the S. O. C. F. Canton whose annual inspection falls on the original date.
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The
Security Benefit Association
S. O. C. F. Canton
Doheny Testimony Debate Over Fifth Amendment Privilege
Attorneys debated whether DuPont Doheny’s voluntary senate hearing testimony from two appearances violated the Fifth Amendment. Roberts argued the record is not compelled testimony, while Hogan contended the resumed testimony shows continuity and compulsion under oath.
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Doheny
Roberts
Senate
Frank J. Hogan
Oil
Hogan
Grass film journey across desert to mountain crossing
A review of the million dollar photoplay Grass describing a 150 mile trek across snow and desert to reach a snow mountain. It follows women with children struggling through bleak terrain as an army marches toward a distant goal. The eight rt will be shown at the Fair before Christmas with part of the proceeds to the Children s Home.
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Persia
Arabia
Grose
Grass praised by multiple viewers as educational and moving
Mrs. Virgil Fisher and others call Grass marvelous and realistic, praising its educational value and portrayal of migration, humanity, and life in distant regions. Several agree it suits adults and children, with some noting it is deep and best for clubs studying education and history.
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Virgil Fisher
R. Thomson
H. G. Hendricks
Jacob Riis
Grass
BH. C. Pipkin
Ross Rogers
H. L. Adkins
Chest Drive Continues With Citywide Volunteer Force
The article outlines a large city effort to organize about forty men across industrial division and Division C. It details mobilization plans, with officials from local plants assigned to coordinate worker participation and emphasize the goals of the campaign.
Tornado devastates Knobville area near Rolla
An unidentified man was killed when a tornado struck Knobville, fifteen miles northeast of Rolla, Missouri, last night. The storm, hitting about six o clock, damaged the Frisco depot and numerous buildings along a two mile wide path, destroying houses barns and timber.
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Pree Rolla
Tan
Knobville
Rolla
Tornadoes Kill and Injure Dozens Across Several States
A tornado hit near Haynesville Louisiana killing at least five and injuring fifteen. In Crocker Missouri Clyde Miller a high school teacher died and about thirty were hurt as Big Piney town was demolished. In Marks Mississippi nine Black residents died and thirteen were injured as cyclones struck three plantations.
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Crocker
Associated Presae
Clyde Miller
Big Piney
Here
Miss
D. Smith
Green River Lumber Company
I. M. B. Self Plantation
Windstorm Strikes Roxana Camp Near Haynesville
Twelve persons were under medical care at a hospital in Haynesville Louisiana today and several were reported missing after a wind and rain storm hit the Roxana Petroleum company camp three miles north last night. Telephone lines to the camp were down and property damage reports were not yet available.
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iBy
Associated Press
Haynesville
Roxana Petroleum Company
Here
Elsie Janis Receives Paris Praise As Star
Paris admires Elsie Janis for her impersonations and grace. The American stage actress, famed for vaudeville and musical comedy, is celebrated as a star in France and a captain to soldiers during the war. She travels with her mother, presenting entertainment as play.
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Paris
America
England
France
Ilsie
Janis
Elsie Janis
Elsie
Will Rogers
Rogers
Panhandle Loan and Finance Company Formed in Amarillo
A new firm named Panhandle Loan and Finance Company organizes to buy and discount installment automobile and other commercial paper. It aims to operate as an industrial banking business with offices in room 2, Green Building, Amarillo, as general executive sales rooms, citing strong Panhandle demand and expected large profits.
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Texas Panhandle
Green Building
Amarillo
Panhandle Loan and Finance Company
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Contiedrum
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Peery
Amertle Tegterieg Meedey Wornieg
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Marie Desetl
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Eeethiaee Art
Cero
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A. T. Hannett
Sam H. Matson
First National Bank of
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J. N. Ricos
R. L. Vineyard
W. C. Irvin
Leon L. Hoyt
Custer City
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Venerel
Peter Cameron
Albuauer~e
A. T. Honnett
Sam N. Melson
First National Bank of Hot Srings
N. M. F. V. Gordon
California Petroleum Compaay
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Leon LL. Hert
Teses
Pieece
Certher
Weber
the State Line Furniture CO
Emmitte
Sage
Amarillo Seed Company
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