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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1948

Page

5

McCraw to Dedicate Cleburne Legion Hall

Dallas state American Legion commander William C. McCraw will dedicate the enlarged Legion Hall in Cleburne on Sunday. The ceremony will coincide with the 12th district convention led by Milton A. Steward, district commander. Fort Worth’s Joe Spurlock will be principal speaker, and the Blackstone Post of Fort Worth will present a resolution endorsing his bid for state department commander.

Cleburne William C. McCraw Dallas American Legion Legion Milton A. Steward Joe Spurlock Fort Worth State Department Blackstone

Wheat Jumps on Trade Strength and Exports in Early Dec

Wheat rose about a cent on the Board of Trade as export news supported the market, with corn briefly up more than a cent before late selling trimmed gains. The USDA allocations for the first 1949 quarter rose, and the ECAs grant boosted Bizone Germany for American corn purchases.

Chicago Des Board of Trade Economic Cooperation Administration Germany Agriculture Department

Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Markets Across Regions

Cattle and calves in San Nio and Fort Worth markets show steady to slow trade with limited offerings. Hogs varied by weight with good prices for 180 to 280 pound butchers, while sheep and goats receipts remained light and prices mixed across regions. Chicago reports steady cattle and fluctuating lambs and sows, with bulls weaker and vealers firm.

San Nio Fort Worth Chicago

Cotton futures firm on late trade helped by export sales

In New York on December 3, cotton futures finished firmer as traders chased gains from export sales. Final quotes show December at about 32.37 cents, March 32.23, May 32.05, and other contracts closing near the day’s highs with middling spot around 95.

New York

Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Steady in Early December

Galveston spot cotton closed steady at 15 up with grades listed from good ordinary to strict middling and sales noted as none for the day. In New Orleans the average middling price across Southern markets rose 80 cents per bale to 32.22 cents per pound with recent averages near 31.45 and 30.22 for the middling 1 16th inch.

Maddie New Orleans Galveston Houston Savannah Charleston New York Boston Iss Interior Mddig Repta Memphis Augusta Little Rock Dallas Montgomery Associated Press Aijil T&t Woolen “Ee Beth Steel Ee Braniff Chrysler Curtiss Wright Scailieae Freeport Sylph Goodrich Greyhound Houston Oil Wile Nck Pesal Lockheed Monte Ward Bet Gypsum Ohio Packard Ondilbee Phillips Pet Enalians Radio Repub Steel Sears Sinclair Socony Calse Tex Gulf US Steel New York Bond The X Wee Press Rite Penn Sou St L SF Tex Co Associated Ark Nat Serva Bon & Sh Lone Star Gas

Legion Commander Confers With Truman

Major S. Perry Brown national commander of the American Legion met with President Truman at the White House to discuss veterans affairs and related legislative matters Friday.

Washington S. Perry Brown The American Legion President Truman White House Brown

Stock Market Ends Higher In Late Trading

The stock market closed up on Friday with final prices ahead fractions to about two points. Buying wiped out early losses and kept turnover above one million shares for the week, led by diversified demand in industrials while rail issues were heavier. The Associated Press average rose four tenths to 1,033, with gains for Standard Oil NJ Gulf Oil United Aircraft General Motors and others. several names fell including Studebaker and American Telephone.

New York Associated Press Amon Standard Oil Gulf Origins Air 68 United Aircraft Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Texas Pacific Land Trust General Motors Chrysler National Steel US Steel Bethlehem Steel Firestone Montgomery Ward Searsbuck Consolidated Natural Gas American Can General Electric American Tobacco Radio Corporation Brewing Corporation of America Studebaker Goodrich Woolworth Glenn Martin American Telephone Johns Manville Owens Santa Fe Paramount Pires Kaiser-Frazer Northern States Power Pantepec Oil Wright-Harereaves Cities Service Electric Bond Lionel Corporation North American Rayon B.” United Shoe Machinery Cosden Petroleum Glen Alden Coal Babcock and Wilcox

Jester Backs Farm to Market Road Plan

Governor Beauford Jester voiced full support for a long range farm to market road program and an emergency $20,000,000 appropriation. He met with Texas Rural Roads Association leaders and approved a bill by Rep Ray Kirkpatrick to fund rural roads as a stop gap until new federal funds are available.

Beauford Jester Texas Rural Roads Association Jester Ray Kirkpatrick Trenton Kirkpatrick Jester Thursday

Senator McGrath denies quitting as DNC chair

Senator J Howard McGrath of Rhode Island denied reports he plans to resign as Democratic national chairman after a meeting with President Truman. He told reporters rumors should be disregarded.

Washington J. Howard McGrath DRI

STSC Speech Clinic Heats Up Graduate Voices

SAN MARCOS Dec 3 St Edward's University joins seven colleges in Southwest Texas State College's Speech Festival set for Saturday. Participants include University of Houston Southwestern University Mary Hardin Baylor Laredo Junior College St Mary's University and Victoria Junior College.

San Marcos St. Edward's University of Austin Southwest Texas State College University of Houston Southwestern University Mary- Hardin-Baylor Laredo Junior College St. Mary's University Victoria Junior College

Jester Notes Possible US Suit Over Gulf Tidelands

Governor Beauford Jester and Texas officials convene with Bascom Giles and Price Daniel amid Washington reports that the federal government may sue Texas over Gulf Coast tidelands ownership. Tom Clark and President Truman are cited as signaling a potential suit on submerged oil lands.

Beauford H. Jester Washington Texas Gulf Coast Bascom Giles Price Daniel Tom Clark Harry S. Truman

This name assures utility at a tenth of a dollar

The item claims to be the world's largest seller at 10c. It markets as a reliable utility assurance and emphasizes low price, high volume appeal.

St Joseph Aspirin for Children Dosage Ease

Easy to give right dosage for children in orange flavored aspirin. Comes in 50 tablets, priced at 35 cents.

St.joseph

Authoress Divorces Band Leader Shaw

Kath leen Winsor author of Forever Amber filed for divorce from band leader Artie Shaw in Reno Nevada on Friday citing extreme mental cruelty as the grounds.

Shaw Reno, Nev Kathleen Winsor Amber Artie Shaw

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