Steady to strong cattle sale at Capitol Livestock
Monday’s sale of 675 head at Capitol Livestock Co. saw steady to strong demand for cattle. Slaughter calves sold 20 to 24 dollars, mediums 16 to 20, culls to 11. cows 11 to 17, cutters 11 to 14, canners to 7. bulls 12 to 16. grass yearlings 14 to 19. Hog market topped at 20 to 20.50, shoats 15 to 19, with individual lots across buyers including Roach, Maul, Wagenfuhr, Rathbone, Cole, Turner, Sharp and Mays, Friend, Riddle, Hilbig, Calhoun, Dees, and Beck providing varied weights and prices.
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Capitol Livestock Company
R. J. Roach
Buda
T. H. Maul
Route
Austin
H. A. Wagenfuhr
Marble Falls
L. M. Rathbone
Blanco
J. D. Cole
McMahon
Mike Friend
C. L. Riddle
Dale
M. T. Dees
O. E
E. O. Beck
Round Rock
San Saba Merchants Elect Nettie Scott Secretary Manager
San Saba Retail Merchants Association directors elected Nettie Scott as secretary manager. She will begin by Sept. 1 and works with the State Retail Merchants Association for guidance. About 50 to 60 merchants have joined the cooperative effort in San Saba.
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San Saba
Spl
San Saba Retail Merchants Association
Nettie Scott
Three Air Groups Will Be Inactivated
Inactivation of three divisions of the Air Training Command was announced at Randolph AFB. The technical division at Scott AFB Illinois the flying division at Randolph and the indoctrination division at Lackland AFB San Antonio will be disbanded as part of a command reorganization ordered by Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson. The move takes effect November 15 and includes relocating headquarters from Barksdale AFB Louisiana to Scott AFB Illinois. Major General Robert W. Harper will lead at Scott with Major General James S. Stowell as deputy supervising pilot training and Major General C. C. Chauncey as deputy supervising technical training.
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San Antonio
Air Training Command
Randolph Air Force Base
Scott Air Force Base
Randolph
Lackland Air Force Base
Louis Johnson
Training Command
Barksdale Afb
Shreveport
Scott Afb
Robert W. Harper
James S. Stowell
Harper
Scott
C. C. Chauncey
Barn Fire Destroys Barn Near Hutto Along With Livestock
The barn and more than 200 bales of cane plus seven hogs burned early Sunday at 2:30 am at the Warren Swindoll home southeast of Hutto. The Swindoll family were away in Houston. Neighbor spotted the blaze. cause undetermined.
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Hutto
Warren Swindoll
Swindoll
Houston
Late Publisher's Kin To Be Buried Today
Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Mary L. Rogers in Galveston. She was the daughter of the late Colonel R. G. Lowe, publisher of the Galveston News, and died Monday in Paris Texas.
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Galveston
Mary L. Rogers
R. G. Lowe
The
Galveston News
Aide to Occupation Official Appointed
Berlin August 30 US military government named Captain John E. Pinckney of Oakland California as aide de camp to Major General George P. Hays deputy military governor in Germany. Pinckney arrived July 30 after attending an armored course at Fort Knox Kentucky and previously served as Hays aide. During the war he acted as liaison officer to a Chinese combat command and holds the Bronze Star and the Cloud and Banner medal of the Chinese Republic.
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Berlin
John E. Pinckney
Oakland
Calif
George P. Hays
Germany
Pinckney
Europe
United States
Fort Knox
Gen
Hays
China
Mexico Cops Shelve Drug Death of Poet
Mexico City police shelved the drug death case of Rebecca Uribe secretary to star Maria Felix. Investigations now focus on who supplied the cocaine. Uribe, 35, was found semi clothed in a swank auto court and died later in a hospital. A screen extra questioned then released drew media criticism alleging cover up.
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Mexico City
Rebecca Uribe
Maria Felix
Miss Uribe
Miss Felix
Capital Press
Department
Catholic Church Stronger in Germany Says Socialist Leader
BAD DURKHEIM Germany Aug 30 Dr Kurt Schumacher head of West Germanys Socialist Party said the Catholic Church is stronger in Germany than at any time since the Middle Ages He charged the church interfered in the campaign on behalf of his rival the Christian Democratic Party The Christian Democrats led in voting with Socialists second Schumacher said voters were largely Socialist but yielded to church influence and believed the German state weak compared with other nations.
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Bad Duerkheim
Germany
Kurt Schumacher
West Germany
Socialist Party
Schumacher
The
Christian Democratic
Christian Democrats
Dallasite seeks tent to shelter 8000 quake victims in Ecuador
A Dallas salesman, Tom Collins, aims to acquire a circus tent to house 8,000 homeless in Ambato Ecuador after a major earthquake. President Galo Plaza requested him to buy the tent.
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Dallas
Tom Collins
Ecuador
Collins
Ambato
Galo Plaza
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Cedar Creek
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