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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1948

Page

3

Grain Market Closes Lower Amid News Offsets

Chicago grain markets ended lower after a day of price depressing news. Wheat, corn, and oats fell more than 2 cents at times while soybeans dropped up to 9 cents, though a late creeping advance tempered losses.

Chicago Atc

Houston to Be Vital VA Center Says General Gray

General Carl R. Gray visits Houston to inspect a proposed 20 million dollar Veterans Hospital site and the new VA regional office as part of transforming Houston into a key national veteran center. He dined with war buddies before the inspections.

Houston Carl R. Gray Gray Veterans’ Hospital Regional Veterans Administration

US Evacuees Reach Japan from China on Army Transport

The US Army ship General M. M. Patrick arrived in Yokohama with 245 American evacuees from China. Fifty five disembarked there and the rest proceed to the United States.

Yokohama M. M. Patrick China United States

Wheat futures drift lower on light demand

Chicago cash grain market reports thin activity with No 2 red winter and white wheat prices showing modest declines as demand remains soft. Early bids are weak and traders await clearer directions from export markets.

Grain prices drift as holiday approaches in Kansas City market

Wheat futures and cash bids show No. 2 white and No. 2 red grades quoted around 2.32 to 2.39 in Kansas City. Prices for No. 2 hard and dark hard wheat trade near 2.29 to 2.34 with nearby futures for December and May contracts. Holiday Thursday Thanksgiving noted across the market.

Fort Oe Kansas City Grain Kansas City Whea Oasis

Cotton Futures Edge Lower In Quiet Holiday Trade

New York and New Orleans reports show cotton futures sliding Wednesday amid light liquidation and holiday trading. December contracts led declines with prices around 31.9 cents per pound while nearby months saw switching and limited mill buying.

New York New Orleans

Cotton and wool market roundup from Galveston New Orleans and New York

Spot cotton in Galveston closed steady with varying grades and prices. New Orleans spot average down 55 cents to 31.65 cents a pound, with 20 market days average 31.31. Wool market in New York showed certificated wool tops at 168.0 to 176.0 dollars with slight changes. Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies, including Canadian, British, French, Italian, Swedish, Swiss, Argentine, Brazilian, and Mexican rates.

New Orleans New York Nework Great Britain Europe France Italy Sweden Tkrona Switzerland Latin America Argentina Brazil Mexico

Phone Strike Favored by Valley Employees

Ray Cavender, chairman of the Rio Grande Valley local, said 98 percent of Southwestern Bell Telephone plant employees in the Valley voted in favor of a strike if wage increase negotiations fail. A Valley workers meeting was held Tuesday night.

Harlingen Ray Cavender Rio Grande Valley Southwestern Bell Telephone

Stock Market Dips to Eight–Month Low in Quiet Slide

New York markets fall to the lowest level in eight months amid broad selling pressure and weak election sentiment. The Associated Press average slips to 63.4, down 1.1, with 1,094 issues trading and 1,290,000 shares changing hands. Major Dow components listed include Woolworth, General Mills, US Steel, and Chesapeake & Ohio.

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Barkley Builds Corn Crib on 71st Birthday

Paducah Kentucky November 24 Senator Alben W Barkley observed his 71st birthday anniversary by building a corn crib on a farm near Paducah He will have dinner with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs David Barkley and their two grandchildren No special celebration planned

Paducah. Ky Alben W. Barkley David Barkley

Lisbon Blast Kills 23 at Amora Factory

Twenty three people are reported dead and many injured after an explosion at an explosives factory in Amora village near Lisbon. The blast occurred Wednesday and caused extensive wreckage in the facility.

Lisbon Portugal Amora

San Antonio Stock Market Mixed as Cattle Steady

Cattle at San Antonio steady with beef cattle firm, hogs active but limited, sheep and goats light but steady. Chicago and Fort Worth reports show varied strength. cattle, calves and feeder stock in demand, while hogs and sows vary by weight and region.

San Antonio Chicago Fort Worth

Brother of Houston Sheriff Shoots Self

Fred Kern brother of Sheriff-elect C V Kern was shot in the abdomen at the home of another brother in Houston. The 43 year old former firefighter was reported in critical condition after firing a .38 caliber pistol at himself Tuesday night. Family described him as despondent and distressed by a recent move.

Houston Fred Kern C. V Buster) Kern R. W. Kern Kern

Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief and Refund

Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy that reaches the bronchial area to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes. It claims no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not restore rest and sleep after use.

Wedding to Feature 70 Bands in Long Beach

Virginia L. Stanton of Long Beach and Donald M. Rush of Pueblo plan to wed at First Baptist Church as 5,000 musicians march past for the Western States Band Review. Officials halt the parade briefly and arrange 70 bands to play Lohengrin's wedding march for the couple.

Long Beach Calif Virginia L. Stanton Donald M. Rush Pueblo Colo First Baptist Church

Mary Beth Carter Attending Game Here for Thanksgiving

Miss Mary Beth Carter economist at Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater Oklahoma will attend the game here at Thanksgiving and visit her mother Mrs W H Carter and sister Mrs Page Benhow.

Mary Beth Carter Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater, Okla W. H. Carter Page Benhow

False Teeth Advertisement Offers Secure Fit With FASTEETH

An advertising claim states that FASTEETH alkaline powder helps dentures stay firmly in place reducing embarrassment from slippage. It asserts that the non acid formula does not sour and also reduces plate odor, urging readers to buy at any drug store.

Borough Elementary School Closes Indefinitely Over Drought

Wells feeding the school have run dry and the board of education orders indefinite closure until drought conditions improve. The school relies on two local wells and will remain shut as authorities monitor water availability.

Board of Education

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