Stock Prices Log Biggest Gain 12 Years at Market's Close
New Oak July 18 AP Stock prices posted a broad advance Tuesday closing up more than 1 at the session’s end, marking the market’s strongest rise since the Korean war intervention. Industrial, rail stocks led gains while utilities lagged. volume ran around 1.8 million shares with the Dow-like AP average up to 72.4.
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New Oak
Wall Street
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Financial District
US Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Ler
Brudebaker
Banat Fe
Nickel Plate
Am Airlines A M1
Am Tel&Tel
Am Woolen RA
Anaconda Cop
Arch T&sf
Aveo Mie
BR Beth Stee
Braniff Airw
Chrysler Corp
On Motors
Curtiss Wright
Freeport
Motors
Goodrich (Bf
Greyhound Cor
Gulf
Int Harvester
Kan City South
Lockheed Airea
Mo-Kan-Tex
Montgom Ward
S's
No Am Aviation
Ohio
Penney Panhandle
P&r (Ic
Phillip’s Pet
Plymouth
Radio Co of A
Republic
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oj
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Oil Ind
Stadil NJ
Ooulfloe Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Ex Gulf Sylph
Texas Pac
C&o
Tide Water Rail
V— US Steel US Rubber
West UN Tel A
Woolworth
New York
Indust
Ind
Rails
Indus Dow-Jones
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Lone Star Gas
Oak
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Iolland
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
America
Brazil
Exico
Soybeans Fall as Flour Sales Boost Wheat Strength
Chicago July 18 AP soybeans drop the 10 cent daily limit while wheat gains on mill buying amid heavy flour sales. Prices shift with soybeans down 9 to 10 cents, corn up to 1/2 cent, oats down 0.5 to 2 cents, rye down up to 1 1/4 cents. Family flour brands up 10 cents at Wednesday opening. cash basis firm. July oats see liquidation then short covering.
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Chicago
Lard Jy
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Keiser’s Resilience and a Health Reform Ad
A poetic note of persistence opens the piece, followed by an advertisement for the LeMond Chiropractic Clinic. It claims spinal analysis and adjustments restore health, presenting testimonials like “This baby was very nervous” and “I feel like a man again.” The case numbers 2665 and 2602 anchor the ads.
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LeMond Clinic
Lemond Chiropractic Clinic
LeMond Chiropractic
San Antonio calves sell higher in July market report
San Antonio buyers paid higher for calves and stockers as cattle and hogs traded with broad price moves. Slaughter steers scarce, cows and bulls mixed, hogs steady to higher, and lambs showing gains in a Fort Worth and San Antonio livestock market briefing dated July 18.
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Austin American
Austin, Texas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Uie
Scathwearass
Cotton futures plunge as profits pull market down
New York July 18 AP reports cotton futures tumbled with initial losses up to 10 dollars per bale before partial rebound. Prices closed five and a half dollars lower to seven seventy-five per bale with sharp early selling driven by profit taking and expectations of CCC pooled cotton purchases.
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New York
CCC
New Orleans
Memphis
Midg
Augusta
Little Rock
Dallas
Montgomery
Bank to Open Austin National Bank Branch at Bergstrom
The Austin National Bank will establish a Bergstrom Air Force Base branch on August 3 with Ward McCutcheon as manager. It will offer standard banking services for military and civilian personnel and handle non-appropriated Bergstrom funds, shifting duties from the city bank. The base furnishes the building and requests the installation.
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Austin National Bank
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Ward McCutcheon
Dennis Macken
Macken
Bergstrom
McCutcheon
Car Crash Injures Austin Man
A 42 year old Austin man Eugene Schumann suffered a broken leg after his car collided with a parked vehicle in the 800 block of Barton Springs Boulevard. He was treated at Brackenridge Hospital and released.
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Austin
Barton Springs Boulevard
Eugene Schumann
Kinney Avenue
Schumann
Brackenridge Hospital
Lackland Hospital Restored to Station Status
Lackland Air Force Base hospital resumes station hospital status after recent dispensary designation as part of a defense economy move. Major General Charles W. Law commands the base. The change was announced Tuesday in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Lackland Air Force Base
Charles W. Lawis
Tuesay
Pythias Lodge Officers To Visit Austin Chapter
Grand Chancellor Clive Pearce of Abilene leads Knights of Pythias Texas dignitaries visiting the newly chartered Austin Lodge No. 34. Accompanying officials include James Palascta Temple temple, Russell S. Hardin Lubbock, H. M. Rainbolt Big Spring, and local leaders at Odd Fellows Hall on Congress Avenue.
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Clive Pearce
Abilene
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of
Texas
Austin Lodge No
James Palascta
Temple
Russell S. Hardin
Lubbock
H. M. Rainbolt
Big Spring
Odd Fellows Hall
Congress Avenue
Dan Shelton
Joe Manor
Royal G. Phillips
Supreme Lodge
United States
Canada
Lodge
Sunstroke victim in good condition
Leon Vasquez a 48 year old man from 2308 Santa Maria Street suffered a sunstroke while working at 2206 Woodmont Tuesday morning. He was taken to Brackenridge Hospital and reported in good condition late Tuesday.
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Leon Vasquez
Santa Maria Street
Woodmont
Vasquez
Brackenridge Hospital
Two Negro Women Given Okeh on UT Entrance
Two Austin Negro women were approved for admission to the second summer term at the University of Texas Tuesday. Classes in the term begin Friday. Admitted were Mrs. Wilhelmina E. Perry who will work on her doctorate in sociology and Mrs. L. Jane Brewer who will seek a doctor's degree in English. Their admittance raised to five the number of Negroes approved for the term.
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Austin
University of Texas
Wilhelmina E. Perry
Chicon Street
L. Jane Brewer
Leona
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Austinite
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State Supreme Court
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