Markets and Livestock Figures From Kansas City Report
Markets report shows Dow Jones preliminaries with minor changes and Kansas City livestock results for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs sale slow with mixed prices around 11.75 to 12.00 for lighter weights. cattle and calves steady to little changed. veal tops at 13.00. canner cows 5.00 to 6.75. sheep receipts 1,500 with lambs about 25 cents lower. Financial security fund quotes liquidating price 1.66 and offering 1.5115.
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Kansas City
USDA
Funeral Services for L. J. Stripling at Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for L J Stripling will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the N S Griggs and Sons Chapel with Dr FE B Fincher pastor of Ellwood Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers are G S Neely AR Williams JS Gamblin RH Park RL Crawford and D D Woodall. He died yesterday at Sudan at age 60 and had lived in Amarillo 22 years. The family home is 810 West Seventh Avenue. Survived by wife a brother Rev J W Stripling of Dallas and four stepchildren Curtis Bullard Dalhart Luther Bullard Clovis NM Mrs Maybell Simms and Mrs Alice Christy, both of Amarillo.
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Stripling
N. S. Griggs and Sons
FE. B. Fincher
Ellwood Presbyterian Church
G. S. Neely
A R. Williams
J. S. Gamblin
R. H. Park
R. L. Crawford
D. D. Woodall
Mr. Stripling
Sudan
Amarillo
West Seventh Avenue
Rev
J. W. Stripling
Dallas
Glenwood Baptist Church
Bishop FitzSimon to Assume Amarillo Bishopric Nov 5
Lawrence J FitzSimon will be consecrated Oct 23 at San Fernando Cathedral San Antonio and installed as Bishop of Amarillo on Nov 5 at Sacred Heart Cathedral Archbishop Cicogananni will preside at consecration and Archbishop Lucey at installation Father FitzSimon has left for an eight day retreat in Louisiana as part of preparation.
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Amarillo
Lawrence J. Fitz- Simon
San Fernando Cathedral
San Antonio
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Amileto Giovanni Cicogananni
United States
Robert E. Lucey
FitzSimon
Louisiana
Amarillo Defense Plans Move With Defense Plant Briefs
Three Amarillo Chamber of Commerce committees were named to draft briefs supporting two large defense plants and two army air corps units. Plans call for ammonia, nitrate and bomb loading facilities costing 50 million and 35 million dollars, employing about 24 000 workers.
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Amarillo
U. S. Army Air Corps
Simpson
Texas Company
Cc. S. McKeig
Southwestern Public Service Company
R. E. Works
Amarillo Gas Company
Manning in Fair Condition After Auto Crash
J S Manning is reported in fair condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after an automobile crash three weeks ago. The 82 year old suffered a fractured pelvic bone and other internal injuries.
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J. S. Manning
Northwest Texas Hospital
Manning
Central Presbyterian Church to Hold Sunday Business Meeting
The congregation will meet in the church auditorium on Sunday morning September 14 at 10 55 to transact an important item of business ordered by the Session all members urged to attend. The Amarillo recruiting office enlisted 44 men last month with six more in September. New recruits include Troy P Crosley Marvin E Holmes James F Davy ey Audrey L Lee Loyd D Stack and Farry L Wilson Jr. of Amarillo. The county probation office holds two Wichita Kansas runaway boys awaiting release orders due to lack of funds for return travel. The office is trying to locate the boys’ parents.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Wichita
Kansas
State general fund shows red on September fifth
The state’s general fund stood at a deficit of 28 737677 today. The debt was 362947 less than on August 20 but 5440346 more than on September 5, 1940. Saturday is felt hot day.
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Austin
City Manager Due Tonight in Amarillo
Amarillo awaits arrival of its new city manager who is due this evening and may appear at the municipal building tomorrow morning. Mayor Joe Jenkins received a letter from A P Hancock of Kerrville explaining the departure plans and house hunting with his wife. Hancock resigned August 21 and hinted he might leave Kerrville before October 1, after which Perry Burks resumes duties as acting city manager and tax assessor collector.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
A. P. Hancock
Kerrville
Hancock
Perry Burks
Farm Loan Group Meets Tomorrow in Amarillo
Stockholders of the Amarillo National Farm Loan Association plan their twenty third annual meeting tomorrow at 9 in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. The secretary treasurer and board of directors report will be presented. The association has 720 loans totaling 3 488 600 dollars. Guest of honor is Sterling C Evans president of the Federal Land Bank of Houston. More than 200 stockholders from Armstrong Carson Deaf Smith Moore Oldham Randall and Pot Counties will attend.
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Amarillo National Farm Loan Association
Herring Hotel
Sterling C. Evans
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Armstrong, Carson
Deaf Smith
Moore
Oldham
Randall and Pot Counties
Hunter Burial at Childress Today
Burial rites for Kathryn Hunter 48 died Tuesday morning will be held at Childress Cemetery at 5 this afternoon. Services were held in Amarillo at 1:30 this afternoon with Rev H C Smith officiating here and Rev Frank Travis to officiate at Childress. Hunter native of Briscoe County died at mother Mrs Bessie Klutts 2218 Taylor Street. Survivors include son George W Hunter Huntington Park Calif and two brothers.
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Kathryn Hunter
Childress
Amarillo
H. C. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Frank Travis
Hunter
Briscoe County
Bessie Klutts
Taylor Street
George W. Hunter
Huntington Park
Calif
Father punishes son for stealing hands over gas flame
Chicago reports a 77 year old man punished his son after learning he and other boys stole 185 from a teacher. The court dismissed the father, Judge Charles S Dougherty noting harsher parenting could curb crime. In Washington Artemus L Gates, head of New York Trust Co, sworn in as assistant secretary of the navy for air, a vacancy since 1932.
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Chicago
Frank Doladee
Charles S. Dougherty
Washington
Artemus L. Gates
The
New York Trust Co
U S S Greer Attack Stirs Mixed Senate Reactions
The Greer was attacked by a submarine en route to Iceland and countered with depth charges. Officials cited unknown results and officials debated whether the incident constituted war status. Senators commented on risk and interpretation, ranging from caution to isolationist views.
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Navy Department
U. S. S. Greer
Iceland
Meél
Greer
Sen
Elbert Thomas
Utah
George D Aiken
Vermont
Russian Pushes Drive Back Germans Across Front
Tass reports renew battles along the front as the Red Air Force bombards enemy concentrations. In Odessa and Leningrad sectors Romanian and German losses run into thousands with Romanian divisions routed. Soviet forces claim German river crossing attempts thwarted and villages retaken after heavy fighting. The battlefield is described as strewn with German casualties.
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Tass
Red Air Force
Dnieper
Leningrad
Black Sea
Odessa
Victor Vorobiev
Kruglava
Neva
Miss Texas Eliminated In Miss America Contest
Gloria Ann Byrnes Miss Texas 19 of Port Arthur was eliminated from the Miss America pageant after a streptococci sore throat. She was hospitalized in Atlantic City and kept under observation for about a week as the field was cut to 42 contestants.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gloria Ann Byrnes
Port Arthur
Attlantic City Hospital
Henderson Urges Heavy Pipelines
Leon Henderson urged rapid construction of pipelines to move petroleum products to the East. He testified before a Senate committee that pipes would back up routine tanker transport in war, while rail freight would be used as a temporary solution to oil and gasoline shortages along the seaboard.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Seaboard
Price Administration
Senate
Henderson
Gulf
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Stone & Web
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Tide
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Tel
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BAY
White Motor Anne
Wilson & Cownace Fils
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C. W. Brown
Yeoman's School
T. L. Goldston
Petersburg
G. W. Bussey
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O. G. Hamilton
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Avbuum
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R. Thomson
America
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Pascal Celery
Farm Loan Group
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Robert R. Reynolds
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Senate Military Affairs Committee
Allen J. Ellender
Edwin C. Johnson
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