Markets Kansas City Livestock Report and New Orleans Cotton
At Kansas City hogs 2,000 head traded with bids mixed and prices near steady to slightly higher for select weights, cattle 6,500 with calves 1,200 showing slow demand and some declines on grass heifers, sheep 7,000 with native lamb bids softer early. In New Orleans cotton opened steady with slight gains first hour as weekly crop data looms, futures little moved from opening levels.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Prines
Panhandle Bands Lead Delegations To Expo Grounds
Delegations from Panhandle towns travel with the band director C. W. Beene reporting strong Panhandle representation. Panhandle football players join the band at the fair as Canyon Claude and Stratford bands also arrive in large groups.
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C. W. Beene
Panhandle
Canyon
Claude
Stratford
Auto drives itself in Newton incident
Waller L. Thompson owns a car described as drive itself. He parked atop a hill and forgot the emergency brake. The vehicle rolled 200 yards downhill staying in the road center and finally parked itself between a sidewalk railing and bridge girders.
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Auto Drives
Newton
Mass
U.P
Waller L. Thompson
Thompson
The Man on the White Horse
An AP profile portrays Emperor Hirohito of Japan, age 36, as a decisive monarch who influences state affairs. He seeks to bridge ancient traditions with modern practice, stays informed through European and American news, and maintains a rigorous daily routine including reading, travel, and photography.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hirohito
China
Heaven
Europe
Emperor
Child Recovers After Swallowing Electric Light Globe
A child was kept from spankings for days by swallowing an electric light globe used in flashlights. The incident caused no operation as the child recovered.
Hardware and appliance firms with regional listings
The notice catalogs multiple stores across Texas and nearby states including Lewis Hardware Co in Borger D F Spruill Furniture Co in Shamrock McLean Hardware Co in McLean Perley and Lead Implement Co in Hereford Dean Music Co in Woodward and Clovis Appliance Co in Clovis New Mexico documenting supplier names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hardware Co
Borger, Texas
D. F. Spruill Furniture Co
Shamrock, Texas
Mclean Hardware Co
Mclean, Texas
Perley & Lead Implement Co
Hereford
Tex
Dean Music Co
Woodward
Okla
Clovis Appliance Co
Clovis
New Mexico
Radio Schedule for Wednesday and Thursday Evenings
A detailed listing of NBC and local program times across Wednesday evening and Thursday sessions. Programs include music orchestras Guy Lombardo The Norsemen Your Hit Parade and news segments with several daytime shows and regional acts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Jean Sablon
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
the Norsemen
Ezra
Cecil Golly
Andy Kirk
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Kay White
Ambrose & Orchestra
Betty
Bob
McLean Band
Levy
Sma Perkins
Sons of the West
Clarence Newkirk Claimed by Death
Clarence Otto Newkirk aged 31 died at 4 this morning in a local hospital. He lived at 802 Moore Street and worked as a line foreman for Southwestern Public Service Company. Survived by wife, four children, and his parents of Wheeler. Funeral at 3:30 pm at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. FE Cook. burial in Llano Cemetery.
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Moore Street
Newkirk
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Clarence
Margaret
Nell
Lennie Earl
L. W. Newkirk
Wheeler
Griggs
FE. F. Cook
Fred Foster Hurt in Traffic Crash Near Tri-State Fair
Fred Foster of 892 North Harrison Street suffered slight cuts in a late night traffic crash at 3000 East Tenth Avenue near the Tri-State Fair. He was treated and released. his car was badly damaged. Driver R A Goodner of White Deer was in the other vehicle. no other injuries reported. A separate item notes the World's Poultry Congress and Exhibition opening in July 1939 expected to draw one million attendees over ten days.
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Fred Foster
Harrison Street
East
Tenth Avenue
Foster
R. A. Goodner
White Deer
Cleveland
Indian Chief Black Hawk Dropped From WPA Drive
Chief Black Hawk also known as Robert H. Clark a full blooded Powhatan Indian was removed from WPA during a drive on aliens. He taught archery and Indian arts and crafts to children in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Fall River, Mass
U.P
Black Hawk
WPA
Robert H. Clark
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Elec Tae
Gen Foods
Otis Steel
Thee
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Penney Co
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Rial Phillipa
Rand Steel Jaly
Republic
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Socony Vacuum
South Pac RR
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United Aircraft
Puetett
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Woolworth
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Ata
Vesus
Pasadena
Calif
Ralph Vreken
Thore
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks- Morse
Chunn's
Texas
Panhencle
Pampa, Teaps
KGNC
Memphis
Oriental Gardens Orchestra
Harry Kogan
Wheeler Band
Savitt
Clarence Newkirk
Clarence Otto Newkirk
Amerscan
National Aimeny CO
Graig
Memorial Park Cemetery
Call
W. M. Adams
Polk St
Mexico
RED
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