Market summaries from Kansas City and New Orleans fields
Kansas City livestock shows cattle and calves steady to higher on top weights with demand for light and medium weight steers and yearlings improving. hogs mixed and stock pigs down. New Orleans cotton facing dull trade with hedge selling and light volume. grains in Amarillo show modest gains with wheat and corn futures Columbia style quotes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Roy
New Orleans
New York Stocks Mixed As Markets Pause For Direction
Traders monitor a broad list of industrials and utilities with mixed readings from Dow Jones components. Notable entries include American Smelting and Refining, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Anaconda Copper as investors weigh potential policy and demand shifts amid autumn trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eosiersary
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Tel & Tel cc
Cscnees
Armour @ CO
Atchison Top & SF
Continental
With & South
Curtiss Wright Curtiss Wright
Motora
Eliee
Gen Motors
Gen Pub Service
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Great West Su Houston Oi
Houdaille Hershey
Hudson Motors
Internal Harvester Inth
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Ohio
Deere & Co
Eaton Mew
Elec Auto-Lite
Elec
Pow & Lite
Mack Truck
Kan
Texas RR
Kan & Texas
Montgomery-Ward “Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Nat! Dairy
Ao Lighten
North Otis Steel Packard Mtrs
Paramount Penney Co
J. C
Pennsylvania RR
Phillipe Petrol
Pura
Woscecseee
Ges
Csrtiarneds
Remington Rand Republic Steel
St Joseph Lead Seave Roe
Eeeeee Socony-Vacuum
South Pac RR
Southern Railway
Sccceess
Gly-Cas Proclaimed Best Yet by Amarillo Resident
Mrs Corinne Beck of 513 Monroe St Amarillo says Gly-Cas cured indigestion gas and bloating and eased rheumatic pain after years of failure with other medicines. She reports improved sleep, reduced swelling, and regained use of arms and legs. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co No 3 Oliver Eakle Bldg and local druggists at 1 per box or 6 for 5 with money orders to Fox Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Corinne Beckwith
Monroe St
Fox Drug Co
Oliver Eakle
Oliver-Eakle Bing
C.O.D
Hardware Store Reopened After Space and Layout Redesign
Williams Hardware Company at 615 Taylor Street expanded to add double space for home appliance. The home appliance department now occupies the main floor alongside house ware sporting goods. building hardware and hotel supply moved to the basement. Mezzanine holds offices and floor coverings with 30 plus staff. W A Robertson heads home appliance sales. W H Baird is office manager. Dee Clark supervises sporting goods. Mrs. Cartwright runs house ware. Horace Bynum handles hardware and paints. Jim Ashford hotel supplies. Mel Gilliam floor coverings. H B Saunders oversees service. Interior redecorated during rearrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Hardware Company
Taylor Street
Clarence Williams
W. A. Robertson
W. H. Baird
M. (Dee) Clark
Ella Cartwright
Horace Bynum
Jim Ashford
Mel Gilliam
H. B. Saunders
Virginia McKirahan
Katherine Brown
C. M. Williams
W. 0. Mitchell
Gilbert Lee
Floyd Watkins
Earl King
Harry Pearson
D. E. Green
Cecil Humphreys
Ben Tolleson
H. A. Humphreys
J. P. Staggs
Fred Shirk
G. L. Kirven
W. H. Barrett
Eldon Lewis
T. W. Collingsworth
H. G. Liston
Lou Threadgill
Powers Kirven
W. A. Robertson, Jr
Fred Speight
Jack Woods
Mount Lowe Tavern Destroyed In California Fire
Mount Lowe Tavern a $100000 mountainside resort near Pasadena burned today and was brought under control at the edge of heavy timber. Twenty five guests and employees escaped in a cable car down the incline railway to Pasadena. Chef Dan Adams, 51, was the sole casualty with minor burns. Ammonia tank explosions were heard, but their role remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mount Lowe Tavern
Los Angeles
Dan Adams
Maine Vote Fails To Impress Allred
In Austin on September 16, Democratic Gov. James V. Allred said the Maine election did not signal national trends. He argued Democrats had a decent showing in a normally Republican state and stressed that statewide results in Maine or Texas do not predict the broader political path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Maine
James V. Allred
Texas
Mrs McGowan Returns Home After Operation
Mrs J E McGowan of 1606 Fillmore Street has recuperated at home following an operation at St Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
J. E. McGowan
Fillmore Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Relief for Itches with Resinol Ointment and Soap
Quick relief from irritation and itching of eczema psoriasis poison ivy and external discomfort is advertised with Resinol Ointment and Soap. The ad claims faster healing deeper skin action and recommends bathing beforehand and requesting a free sample from Resinol Dept 4 Baltimore MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Dept
Baltimore
Navy blue wool knit jacket suit with wine accents
A navy blue wool knit jacket suit with a waffle weave, wine faced neckline, ascot and belt. The dress flatters the bust and hips with a flared skirt, front fastening by ball buttons, three quarter sleeves, padded shoulders, and a swinging back for versatile wear.
Radio Schedule Details for KGNC Wednesday and Thursday
The listing outlines KGNC programming with time slots for Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday morning and afternoon. It includes music programs, news, dramas, sports wrapups, and live performances such as Organ Reveries, Dance Matinee, Panhandle Cowboy, The Life of Edison, Jack Armstrong, Fred Waring, and syndicated shows, plus observances like Rosh Hashana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Edison
Fred Waring
U. P. News
Jack Winston
Gilbert & Sullivan
Sky Pilot
Farm and Home Hour
Carlisle Elsters
Jack Hilton
Sweet
Ma Perkins
Lorraine Crouch
Massey Family & Grain
Ambrose
Betty and
Bob
John Josey
The
Bluebonnet Ramblers
Old Chinese Army Blocks Jap Probe
Defiant members of the old 19th route army in Shanghai reportedly blocked both Japanese and Chinese efforts to investigate the mob killing of a Japanese national at Pakhoi. The Shanghai veterans clashed with a Japanese naval landing party, as China and Japan discussed the incident in Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pakhoi
China
Japan
Nanking
Chengtu
Kakhol
Shigeru Kawagoe
Treasury Daily Position and Fiscal Figures
Treasury data released from Washington shows Sept 14 receipts totaling 27 million 928 967 11 with expenditures 24 225 570 58 leaving a balance of 1 793 224 088 93. Customs receipts for the month reach 14 868 101 04 and fiscal year through July 1 show 805 033 122 40 in receipts against 1 262 056 324 15 in expenditures including 459 732 050 25 in emergency costs. Gross debt stands at 33 351 361 307 23 with a tiny daily decrease and gold assets at 10 752 213 565 10.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Kansas Supreme Court Denies Lemke Ballot Plea
The Kansas Supreme Court declined a writ of mandamus to place Union party electors for William Lemke on the state ballot. Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan had rejected them for not complying with primary laws, leaving Kansas voters with Landon, Roosevelt, and Norman Thomas as presidential choices.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas Supreme Court
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Kansas
Frank J. Ryan
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Cause of Crossing Accident Near Waco
The Interstate Commerce Commission attributed a July 5 grade crossing wreck near Waco Texas to a motor truck tractor and semi-trailer driving into the train. A hitchhiker on the truck and a car inspector on a tank car were killed. The driver testified brakes failed to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waco
Texas
Puckett Pays Fine for Disturbing the Peace
Deputy game warden Bob Puckett paid a $14 fine in Justice Carder's court on a charge of disturbing the peace. Floyd Smith, employee of Toney Chisum Inc., filed the complaint alleging profane language and a disturbance on the premises weeks earlier. Smith also paid a fine in the same justice court for shooting doves from a public highway, a charge entered by Warden Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Puckett
C. W. Carder
Floyd Smith
Toney Chisum, Inc
Puckett
Smith
Justice Court
Warden Puckett
Governor Accepts Banquet Visit For General Rains
Governor James V. Allred accepts an invitation to attend a banquet in San Antonio honoring Maj. Gen. George P. Rains who retires Sept. 18 as commander of the 36th Division National Guard. Also: Allred grants 29 general paroles and several pardons including Bill Pate and J W Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
James V. Allred
San Antonio
George P. Rains
Marshall
National Guard
Amarillo
Bill Pate
Potter County
J. W. Baker
Collingsworth
Armstrong
Judging Canyon Exhibit at Tri-State Fair Grounds
Miss Mary Sitton, Potter County Home Demonstration Agent, judges the Canyon exhibit today. Miss Ruby Mashburn, district agent from College Station, comes to Amarillo tomorrow to judge the Ball Canning contest in the automobile building at the Tri-State Fair grounds. Judging begins at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Ruby Mashburn
College Station
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Woman Dies After Bastrop Crash Injuries
Miss Helen Huebner, 50, died at Orgain Memorial Hospital Bastrop early today from injuries suffered in a Sunday night crash. The La Grange beauty shop owner’s body was sent there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
U.P
Helen Huebner
Orgain Memorial Hospital
la Grange
Attorneys Seek Bond Return For Two Murder Suspects
Bennie Binion and H. E. Malone, charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 56 year old Ben Frieden, filed a habeas corpus petition today asking for release on bond. The writ was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Bennie Binion
H. E. Malone
Ben Frieden
East Texas Chamber to Continue Telling the World Ad Program
In Dallas on September 16 the East Texas Chamber of Commerce leaders decided to continue the "telling the world" advertising program. Lee Greer of Denison urged the committee to consider future plans to publicize Texas broadly and East Texas specifically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lee Greer
Denison
Texas
East Texas
Lions Club Meets At Amarillo Hotel
Miss Lorraine Crouch representing General Mills tells Lions Club members you can eat bread and stay slender. Joe Dooley speaks on the US Constitution noting it turns 149 this month and can be amended except for equal Senate representation. Lon Edwards leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Crouch
General Mills
Lions Club
Amarillo Hotel
United States
Joe Dooley
Senate
Lon Edwards
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BE. A. Pierce & Co
New York
Atocks
Studebaker
Jackson
Callum Motor
Jim Jenkins
Aon
Jack Johnson
Buchanan
Johnson
West Sixth
Chevrolet Ltd. Motor
Universal Parts CO. Taylor
Walter Irvin, Inc
American Uto
Fillmore
Barringer's
North Fillmore
Graham
Plymouth
Feris & Elmer
Johnson & Miller
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company
West 10Th
Dodge
FORD
Keith Motor CO
Fed & Fillmore
Plymouts
Gly
Sperry Corp
Stewart-Warner 1914
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulfur
RTA
Pac Coal & Oil
Trans-America
Thompson Sterrett Oy
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Drug
Warner Brow
Western Union
FE. A. Pierce & Co
Arkansas
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
United Gas Corp'n
California
Allred
KGNC
Rex
Dainmakeds
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Con Ameche
Kenosha, WH
Dominic Felix Ameche
Honore Prendergast
Wace
Nee
Joan Cary Bennett Grant
Ina Ray Hatton
Rock Jones
Fox News
NBC
Speaker
C.fields
America
Poppy
Rochelle Hudson
Richard Cromwell
Lynne Overman
March OF
Nick Lucas
Troubadors
Paramount
Paramount Theatre
W. C. Fields, Poppy
With Rochelle Hudson
C Paramount
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