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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1949

Page

3

Queen Mary Sails for New York After Repairs

The liner Queen Mary finally sailed from Southampton for New York after concrete reinforcements were poured into the stern to offset leakage from a collision off Cherbourg. Repairs were completed and the ship departed Wednesday.

Southampton Eng INS New York Cherbourg

Six Houston Dairies Charged Over Watered Milk

Health officials charged six Houston milk producers with selling watered milk. Chief Health Inspector Woody Fife Jr. filed the action in corporation court after the adulterated milk was found at loading platforms of local dairies.

Houston Houston Food Mart Woody Fife Jr

Cattle Calves Slow Hogs Rise Goats Steady In Texas Markets

SAN ANTONIO Jan 5 AP cattle 900 calves 1 000 slow early sales steady to weak for slaughter cows bulls calves. hogs 75 cents higher to 18 325 for 260-325 lb. sheep 500 receipts with lambs for feeder use. goats steady with Angoras and kids noted. CHICAGO and FORT WORTH reports follow with varied cattle calf and lamb trends and prices. Foreign exchange shows Canadian dollar 92.37 US cents and France franc change little.

San Antonio Chicago Livestock Chicago Odsner Fort Worth New York Great Britain France Mexico

Sales Executive Club To Hear Alabaman Talk

Members of the Sales Executive Club of Austin will hear Forbes Mc Kay associate advertising manager of The Progressive Farmer deliver That's What I Like About the South at a Friday noon meeting. The event takes place at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel and Mc Kay is a Birmingham advertising executive with ties to UT Baylor and the University of Chicago.

Austin South Forbes McKay Progressive Farmer” of Birmingham Ala Stephen F. Austin McKay Abilene University of Texas Baylor University University of Chicago

Stock Market Rally After Truman State of the Union

Stock prices climbed after President Truman read the State of the Union. Wall Street welcomed his restrained tax and policy stance while signaling faith in the Taft Hartley framework and ongoing efforts to balance supply and demand amid steel capacity growth. Wool prices and futures in New York also firmed on Australian auction news.

New York Truman State of the Union Congress Bas Wall Street Geevers Ad In Steel Stabe

Grain Market Trading Shows Active Session Amid State of Union Talk

Grain markets opened with trading activity after President Truman urged authority to regulate speculation. Wheat and corn rose modestly while soybeans lagged. Chicago and Fort Wayne reports show mixed results across cash and futures, with traders reacting to policy signals.

Truman

Cotton prices rise at Southern spot markets

Average spot cotton across 10 markets on Wednesday rose to 32.19 cents per pound for middling 15 16 inches. The 30 day average sits at 32.16 cents, with middling 1 16 inch at 30.21 cents. A 1 345 bale sale at the Gulf coast is noted.

New York Bscsstavcu AT & Eee Avco Mfg Beth Steel Houston Oil Republic Steel NJ Sun Oil US Steel Woolworth Eeeresee NEW York Curb Press Ark Nat Associated Press New Orleans

Sweden Refuses to Forward Christmas Mail Carloads

In Trelleborg Sweden on January 5 Soviet authorities refused to allow Sweden to forward 15 carloads of American Christmas mail to Poland and the Eastern Zone of Germany. Swedish railway officials said the move appeared to be an attempt to circumvent the Berlin blockade.

Trelleborg Sweden Poland Germany Berlin

Port Arthur Records First 1949 Traffic Fatality

Port Arthur, in Beaumont, reports its first traffic death of 1949 after Martha Daphne Bussey, daughter of O. H. Bussey of Silsbee, was struck by a car while crossing a Port Arthur street Tuesday night and died Wednesday morning.

Beaumont Port Arthur Martha Daphne Bussey O. H. Bussey Silsbee

God-sent remedy for gas and heartburn relief

A brief, consumer-oriented note describes a remedy dubbed a god send for gas and heartburn. It emphasizes quick stomach relief from acid and burning sensations, presenting the product as a helpful aid for digestion and comfort.

IWAA Sells Furnace Coke Ovens in Texas

Washington reports the sale of a surplus blast furnace and by product coke ovens at Houston Texas along with North and South Basin iron ore beds and equipment at Linden and Jackson as part of a surplus purge by IWAA.

IWAA Texas Washington Houston North Linden Jackson

Sheffield Steel to Acquire Assets in Texas and Oklahoma

The War Assets Administration announced a $7,150,000 sale of property in Ville Texas to the Sheffield Steel Corporation and said Sheffield Wednesday also bought coal deposits in Oklahoma from the Interior Department for $181,000 as a supplementary transaction.

The War Assets Administration Sheffield Wednesday Oklahoma Interior Department

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Queen Mary Houston Dairies San Cieny Tenes George S.may Company Nas Amone Umrnlae Creomulsiae Sales Executive Club Alabaman Australia Prince Convenient Credit Baylor Princess Zale’s Chicago Cash Grain Jan Qute Kansas City Kansas Cry Galveston Savannah Charleston Interior Movement Memphis Little Rock Montgomery Gal vaetSe Jan.ee Cotady Aia Fidelity State Bank Austin, Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation United States Government Depository F.H.A Bonds & Securities Cash & Exchange Total H. H. Luedecke Jack C. Adams F. W. Posey J.S. Koenig T. A. Norman Oscar F. Lenertz E. H. Wainwright J. M. Wilson Saeaeam John C. Aycock Leroy Brown Koenig H. F. Kuehne Clarence McCullough R. G. Mueller Henry Wendlandt Austin National Bank U. S Banking House Time Public Funds U.S WM. H. Folts Morris Hirshfeld T. H. Davis Dennis W. Macken E. C. Bartholomew Wilford L. Turner Donald D. James R. B. Fitzgerald A. B. Spires Bronson C. Turner A. H. Ater Victor Bragg J. P. Macken E. 8S. Swann R. M. Thomson, JR
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