Campus Guild Sale Ordered by Court
The 126th District Court ordered the sheriff to seize and sell Campus Guild Management Company properties to satisfy a 37800 dollar judgment in favor of Kunitz-Sternenberg Lumber Company. Judge Charles O Betts presiding issued the order after finding the note signed July 23 1941 defaulted, with funds used to construct a two story 20 room house.
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126Th District Court
Campus Guild Management Company
Charles O. Betts
Campus Guild
Kunitz-Sternenberg Lumber Company
Ernest Best
Lumber Company
Telephone Rally Lifts Market Despite Mixed Trading
A Monday rally in American stocks buoyed the overall market, with the Associated Press average of 60 stocks up fractionally while the Dow or bellwether index showed a small decline. Foreign exchange and wool markets moved modestly, with limited turnover and ongoing hedge selling.
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Reese
Associated Press
Cattle and Hogs Move Mixed at Fort Worth and Chicago Markets
Cattle trade mixed with bids uneven. steers and cows mostly weaker while calves and stockers hold steady. Hog prices steady to slightly lower. goats and sheep show varied demand. Fort Worth, Jan 17 AP reports larger cattle and hog totals with slow trade, while Chicago sees 19,000 hogs and 17,000 cattle with mixed demand and declines in steers and heifers.
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Fort Worth
Worth
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Goskost
Chalee
Stray Elephant Invades Texas Barn in Unlikely Visit
Livestock auctioneer Pete O Daniel of Corsicana found an elephant inside his barn on Monday. The intruder ate hay and salt, damaged a gate, and took a water cooler. O Daniel sought the owner, noting elephants are a new challenge for him amid boarding horses.
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Corsicana
Pete O’daniel
O’daniel
Don
O'Daniel
Cotton Futures Mixed As Market Wavers In New York
Cotton futures were irregular in moderate trading in New York on Monday with later gains from mill buying and short covering. Prices closed 20 to 35 cents a bale from the previous close, with some contracts up despite early declines, reflecting a cautious session and mixed demand.
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New York
Cotton Prices Steady in Gulf and Southern Markets
Galveston spot cotton closed steady at 32.40 cents per pound with FOB sales totaling 1,315 bales. New Orleans markets report an average middling price of 32.50 cents, up 10 cents from the prior period, marking a season high for the 30 market days at 32.26 cents.
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New York
T&s
Avco
Beth Steel Eters Ae
Aniff . Eeeaee
Chrysler One
Delane
Goodrich (Bf
Houston Oil
Montgom Ward
Ohio Oil
Fio Packard
Repab Steel
Sears
Ats Texas
Tex Gulf Prod Co
Tex Gulf Ss
Tex Pac C&o
Woolworth
Associated Press
Ei Bond & Sh
Humble Oil
Lone Star Gas
At&sf
Ili Cent
Ili Cent 4%4S 66 Ee Be'4 Met, 5S. 62A Weeee
Penn RR
Weno Ee
St Louis SF
Sou Pac
Wes Union
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Savannah
Charleston
New York Ee
Boston
Tittle Rock Dallas
Montgomery Oe
Tex
War Dads to Build Boys' Town Cottage
The National Council of the American War Dads authorized a $125,000 cottage at Boys Town Nebraska in memory of Father Flanagan founder and chaplain. The facility will house about 30 boys and be funded by the War Dads.
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Kansas City
INS
National Council of the American War Dads
Boys’ Town
Neb
Father Flanagan
Williamson Teachers Hear World Government Talk
J Chrys Dougherty Austin attorney and World Federalists leader will speak to the Williamson County Schoolmasters Club on The Case For World Government at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Taylor at the Brazilmar Hotel. Attendees include nine independent school systems and rural Williamson County schools plus Southwestern University faculty.
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Taylor
Spl
J. Chrys Dougherty
Austin
Texas
Williamson County
Schoolmasters Club
Brazilmar
Browning Combs
Southwestern University
Dougherty
Two Gallons of Cash Equal 517 for Polio
Fort Worth reports two gallons of money raised for the March of Dimes sum to about 517 dollars and 11 cents after counting by police Captain Henry B. Lewis. Officials began counting early Monday, after jar collection started Saturday.
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Fort Worth
Henry B. Lewis
Lewis
WAFS Inauguration Trip Plans Changed
Bad weather at Lackland Air Force Base forced a change in plans for transporting 102 WAFS to Washington for inaugural ceremonies. The group, commanded by Captain Marion F E Swan, traveled by train and included six officers, seven NCOs, and 89 airmen.
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San Antonio
Lackland Air Force Base
Washington
Marion FE. Swan
Lard price slide drags commodities to seasonal low
Market brief notes lard dips below 15.00 as all commodities weaken. Crude oils and fats fall, wheat and corn futures slide with lard 17 to 27 cents lower and futures near 2.10 for May. Fort Worth and Kansas City reports show thin cash demand and mixed grain quotes while oats sorghums barley and corn supplies move modestly.
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OPA
Kansas City
Jan AN
Fort Worth
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Columbia
Aioe
the March OF Dimes
Catries
Carrington Farms
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Stockman
Springfield
St. Louis
Illinois Central
Tllanois Central
F. H. Webber
Bankers Mortgage
Main
Fairfax
Mid-America
Williamson
WAFS
Tong Fortes Syndicate
CCAS
Bona TV
Board of Teas
Monay
Grain and Cotton Exchange
Texas Gulf Ports
Reed Sales CO
the Appliance Center of
Congress Ave
Willie
Kocure
San Jacinto
E. H. Blackman
Kelvinator
Delvery
Polarsphere
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