Markets: U S stock quotes from Merrill Lynch Amarillo office
Wall Street quotes show mixed gains and losses across major industrials and funds. Notable movers include Lockheed at 217, Lone Star Gas 62, Pan Am Airway 58, General Electric 397, and United Airlines around 27 percent.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Fenner & Beane Air Reduction
Kennecott Cop
Alaska
Juneau
Laclede Gas L
Allegheny
Libby McN&l
Allegheny Lud
Lockheed Airc
Red Stores
Loews Inc
Lis Chalmers
Lone Star Cm
Amer Airlines
Long Bell
Amer
Nash Kelyintz
Amer Woolen
Amer Zine la
Armour Co
Mece Dairy
Dept
Loco 15% Natl Distillers 19%, £ 0 13% Wes Gypsum
Bendix Aviata
North Am Il
North NatGas
Cne
North Pac
Whites Co
Ohio
Oliver
Alumnum Rd Motor
Pan Am Airway
Warner
Panhand P&r Gi
Braniff Airway
Paramount Pc
Briggs Mfe
J C Penney
Strat
Penn PowéLt
Uecurus Erie
Pennsiyy
Budd Co
Dr Pepper
Burroughs Ad
Pepsi Cola
Butler Bros
Phelps Dodge
Calif Packing
Philco Corp
Canada Dry
Phillips Petrol
Canadian Pac
Pitts S&@Boit
J I Case Co
Plymouth O11
Caterpillar Tr
Poor & Co
Queers Orp
Pullman
Checker Geb
Ae Gt
Ghesap &Ohio
Reo Motors
Chicago Corpu
S Republic Aviants
St Paul
Republic Steel
Chio Ri&pac
Rexall Drug
Rysier Ll
Reynold Tobb
Financial
Richrfield
Colo Fpuellion
St Regis Papril
Columbia G&e
Safeway Store
Commer Cred
St. JospehlLd
Er Solo
Schenley Dist
South
Sears oRebuck
Consol Edison
Seberiing Abié Servel Inc
Guatinens Be
United Gasim
US Lines
Greyhound Co
Us Pipenary
Grumman Air
US Rubber
Gulf Oil
Steel
Homeeeney
Walworth
Houston
Willys Overland
Wood
Gar
Woolworth
T&t
Wyandotte Wrad Ohns
Youngstn
S&t
Jones &Laugh
Younssman Se
KC Southern
Mgonite Eooth Amer Sté
Crown Drug
Ryan Conseil
Muayie Geuih
Papa
Humble
Wright’ Hare
Chicago livestocks and hog market report figures
USDA Chicago market roundup for Oct 6 shows hogs up to 25 50 cents higher with top at 24 75 for select 230-260 lb loads. Cattle slow with slaughter cattle down up to 50 cents. top 41 00 for prime fed steers 1137 lb. Calves stockers and feeders steady. lamb bids around 23 50 to 24 00.
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Chicago
USDA
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle
USDA grain market notes livestock activity with hogs at 1 500 to 1 700 head and prices up 50 to 75 cents from Tuesday. Cattle offerings total around 6 000 to 6 500 with slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak early. feeders mixed and bulls softer. Limited bidding and scattered loads of stock steers and calves show various feeder prices and cow values. Financial items show fund liquidation at 1 8371 offering 201.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Nebraska
Dain Fined for Drunk Driving
Carl F Dain carnival worker was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He drove a truck involved in a collision with a De oy Cab Company taxicab at Sixth and Polk in Potter County.
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Carl F. Dain
Potter County
Dain
Deoy Cab Company
Sixth
Polk
Bus rider recounts Jim Crow insult on Oklahoma to Texas trip
Florence Begay says a bus passenger and an unnamed man pressured her to sit in the rear on a route from Amarillo to Oklahoma. Driver Hayden Daggs says no disturbance occurred and recalls Begay leaving the bus at Erick after exchanging the rest of her ticket. The account was highlighted by Oliver LaFarge of the American Association for Indian Affairs. Begay later attends events at the Tri-State Fair including a guest appearance and a four year Wayland College scholarship tour.opus
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Florence Begay
Flagstaff
Sarah Lawrence College
Hayden Daggs
Oklahoma City
Miss Begay
Erick
Okla
Oliver LaFarge
American Association For Indian Affairs
Associated Press
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Mr. Begay
Camron
Ariz
Begay
Florence
Begay Visits Amarillo College Campus
Arizona State College pre medicine student Miss Begay toured Amarillo College meeting Dean Joseph B and Council President William Staakes. She visited chemistry and biology departments and declined Sarah Lawrence College again, choosing to complete a semester at ASU.
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Amarillo
Ranch Tyle
Amarillo Mt
Mr Dent
Joseph B
Willian Staakes
Janie Branson
Betty Starker
Shirley Neely
Jessie Moss
Dick Brooks
Eddie Tilley
James Kile
Miss Begay
Arizona State College
Begay
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence
Arizona State
Begay’s rise from Sherman Institute to Navajo leadership and film work
The long profile follows Begay from his 1925 Sherman year through college, marriage to Frances Gons, and service on the Navajo tribal council. It notes his postreservation roles as interpreter, Selective Service board member, Flagstaff Pow wow producer, and film actor supplying Native extras for MGM Fox and Paramount.
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Sherman Institute
Sherman
Flagstaff
University of Southern California
Tuba City
Frances Gons
Begays
Florence
Doris White
Sgt
Frank
Ft. Bragg
Arizona State College
Margaret
Robert
Mr. Begay
Begay
Arizona
Selective Service Board
Bogey
MGM
Fox
Paramount Studios
Fox Studio
Utah
Chief
Jack Fuss
City awards contracts for sewer line and pumping station
The commission let a $121,849.55 sewer outfall contract to P and E Construction of Plainview and a $74,561 pumping station expansion bid to W. P. Brooks and Sons of Abilene. Other actions included zoning matters, traffic light projects, and firemen pay discussion. A Navajo leader praised Amarillo hospitality and noted a nine day Ya Be Chay ritual in Camron, Arizona.
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P and E Construction Company
Plainview
W. P. Brooks and Sons of
Abilene
Bonham Street
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Airport
Southwestern Public Service
Amarillo Bus
Forty-first
Hughes
Sixth
North van Buren
George Cooper
Tri-State fair features Shorthorn and Guernsey wins and bands
Fairgoers saw Rothwell mature cow win top Shorthorn honors with Mr. Rothwell also winning in mature cow and senior yearling heifers. W M Peterman Amherst led 3 to 4 year cows while R E Gracey Roscoe led 2 year olds and Lewis Bros. won junior yearling heifers. Marion Bruce Amarillo led heifer calves. Guernsey judging set for 1 pm after Dr G L Cline Amarillo dominated Swine divisions, with George Robertson Texas A&M judging. Other entrants included Edward and A F Pyeatt Potter County and Joe Lee Rogers Canyon. Ray Morris Clarendon topped Berkshire entries. Fat barrow champions: Leroy Thornburg White Deer Poland Chinas, Duane Littlefield Clarendon Berkshires, Billy Waddell Clarendon Hampshires, Edward Pyeatt Spotted Poland Chinas. Band concerts began after 11 am with eight bands from Dalhart Perryton Dumas Phillips Borger Boise City Okla and Memphis. Eighteen thousand attendees counted by Rex Baxter fair manager, including 2400 at all girl rodeo and 3600 at Ladies Be Seated programs.
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Rothwell
Mr. Rothwell
W. M. Peterman
Amherst
R. E. Gracey
Roscoe
Lewis Bros
Marion Bruce
Amarillo
G. L. Cline
George Robertson
Texas A&m College
Edward
A. F. Pyeatt
Potter County
Joe Lee Rogers
Canyon
Ray Morris
Clarendon
Berkshire
Leroy Thornburg
White Deer
Poland
Duane Littlefield
Berkshires
Billy Waddell
Hampshires
Edward Pyeatt
Loot Reported Found in Ozark Cave Tied to Jesse James Gang
Gads Hill Missouri October 6 A timber worker Wallace Wilcox claimed to have found 100000 dollars in currency and coins believed tied to Jesse James gang from the 1880s The cave site and ownership of land are disputed with locals hopeful for a windfall Treasury agents were seen in the area but no official confirmation was provided. Local lore has long linked the Ozarks with Old Jesse s loot from railroad robberies in 1874.
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Jesse James
Ozark Care
Gads Hill
Wallace Wilcox
James
Wilcox
Treasury
St. Louis
Ozark Hills
Jesse
Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
James Boys
Ozarks
Enlargement of City Jail Studied in Amarillo
City engineer Stanton Field reports data on expanding Amarillo's city hall and jail space. Talks with Southern Prison Company to convert detective and identification offices into jail area while other offices move to Municipal Auditorium later this month.
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Stanton Field
City Hall
Field
Southern Prison Company
San Antonio
Detective Department
Identification Bureau
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Kilpatrick Sentenced for Jail Break Attempt in Potter County
Kenneth Kilpatrick told the court he would try to break out of jail again if given the chance and received 5 years in the Texas penitentiary for attempting to escape Potter County jail. He stood trial with Bob Ogle Cecil Pepper and Thomas J. Lambert, who also received prison terms. Ogle got 3.5 years and Pepper and Lambert 2 years each, as the group had slugged day jailer O W Moore during the abortive escape
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Kenneth Kilpatrick
47Th District
Texas
Potter County
Kilpatrick
Moore County
Bob Ogle
Cecil L. Pepper
Thomas J. Lambert
Ogle
Atoka
Okla
Pepper
Sanborn
Lubbock
O. W. Moore
John Graves
Green Charged With Felony DWI
Marshall Green of 384 North Mirror faces felony charges of driving while intoxicated after a Tuesday arrest by highway patrol. He was previously convicted of DWI by a county court jury on August 13, 1942.
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Marshall Green
North Mirror
Green
Amarillo Panhandle Old Settlers honor long members
The Panhandle Old Settlers Association recognized longtime members at a gathering in Amarillo. Judge Henry S. Bishop, third vice president of the 47th Judicial District Court, was noted along with re elected secretary treasurer Johnny B. Archer. The oldest couple were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Adams, married 59 years, while W. P. Blake, 92, received a white flower from Bones Hooks and honored Mrs. John Dodson, 87, the oldest woman present.
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Dent
Henry S. Bishop
47Th Judicial District Court
Johnny B. Archer
Amarillo
E. E. Adams
Matthew “Bones” Hooks
Blake
John Dodson
Dodson
Panhandle
Old Settlers Association
Retonga Tonic Promises Relief For Tired Weekenders
Thousands seek Retonga as a tonic for tiredness and run-down feeling with claims of improved digestion and appetite. The ad offers a money-back guarantee and notes availability at Creteny Drug Stores, despite garbled text in places.
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Cretney Drug Stores
Proposals for Early Synthetic Fuel Plants in U S
Schroeder urges immediate design work for three commercial synthetic fuel plants using oil shale and coal. Private industry to operate with potential RF C aid and congressional revival of supporting legislation. Gulf Research team analyzes Fischer Tropsch process and synthetic fuels economics and scale.
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Industry
Bureau of Mines
Schroeder
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
United States
Mr. Schroeder
Eugene Ayres
C. W. Montgomery
Joel H. Hirsch
Gulf Research & Development Company
Pittsburgh
Alden
Alfred Clark
Germany
Con
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Details
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp. based in New York City.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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Pierce Fenner & Beane
Amarillo Time Industrials
Chicago Board of Trade
Quay
Financial Industrial Fund
Mr. Tack
Patsye Jo Carlton
Clarice Carlton
Pierce
R. E. Lumpkins
Tulia
Jay Taylor
The
Globe News
Wayland College
Wayland
Nora Blanton
Lawrence Hagg
John Josey
Amarillo High School
Gilbert C. Price
Magnolia
Chicago, Ill
Calvert
Blackburn-Shaw
Lales
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