Hedging Drifts Grains Lower In Light Trade
Chicago markets fall as hedging pressure and lighter turnover weigh on grain prices. Soybeans and corn slip while oats hold and lard markets show varied activity amid a wary session ahead of Senate farm legislation votes.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange
Texas
Texas Gulf Ports
Rostein
Movie Starlets Form Anti False Fronts League
Hollywood reports a group of prominent actresses formed the Anti False Fronts League to combat artificial stuffing. President Peggy Dow leads. Shelley Winters is vice president and Dorothy Hart secretary. They condemn store bought curves and demand natural figures in studios.
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AFL
Anti‘alsie League
Peggy Dow
Shelley Winters
Dorothy Hart
New Orleans
Miss Dow
Market Slides Then Lifts As Auto Stocks Rally
New York stock activity showed mixed results with General Motors and Studebaker hitting new yearly highs before slipping. Chrysler neared its 1949 peak while overall volumes were modest. late-session gains boosted turnover as traders priced in auto stock rumors and dividend expectations.
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Gemteral Motors
Studebaker
Seibe
Chrysler
Chas
Priday
Era
Associated Press
General Motors
Studybaker
Wall Street
Graham-Paige
Reconstructio Finance Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
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Packard
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Hupp
Continental Motors
Steel
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United Corp
Montgomery Ward
Admiral Corp
Greyhound
American Telephone
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Interational Paper
Southern Pacific
Usypsum
Goodrich
Douglas Airraft
Emerson Radio
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Kennecott Copper
American Cyanamid
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Standard Ot
Gulf Ot
Creole Petroleum
Crosley Motors
Pancoastal Ol
Mesabi Iron
Claude Neon
United Light & Railways
Standard Power & Light
Public Safety Body Prepares Texas HQ Construction
The Public Safety Commission meets Thursday in Trinity to discuss starting construction of a Texas Department of Public Safety headquarters on state land off the Dallas Highway in Austin. Legislation authorizing the site became effective Oct 5 with estimated total costs between 900000 and 1000000 funded from surplus driver license fees.
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Public Safety Commission
Trinity
Hoxie Thompson
Dallas
Austin
Automobile Dealers Hear Harry Kelly in Galveston
Harry Kelly of Austin will address the Texas Automobile Dealers Association convention in Galveston on opening day. As chair of the legislative committee he will report on legislation from the recent Legislature affecting the auto industry and discuss prospects for the January session. He also serves on the state association board.
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Harry Kelly
Austin
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Galveston
State
Apaocation
Radio Program Read The Austin American Programs Subject to Change
The Austin American reports a radio program overview with details about schedule and potential changes. The notice notes the program’s subject to change status and invites reader attention for updates.
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Austin American
Cotton futures fall amid liquidation and farm bill watch
Cotton futures end easing from session highs with overall narrow moves as mill buying meets offsetting selling and hedging. Traders await farm bill signals while loan data show 1949 crop financing lagging last year, with regional spot prices and exchange rates listed.
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Quakers Plan Second Meeting on US USSR Relations
Austin Friends will hold a second discussion Sunday at 11 45 am in the University YWCA continuing a study of an American Friends Service Committee report on American Russian relations. Dr George Hoffman led the first session with a large crowd. the study involved 16 Quaker leaders in education and business. Copies were sent to Russian and U S UN representatives.
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Exas Farm & Home
Reveille
Nova
Voice of Farm
Texas
Lalo
Berenad Scena
Martin Agronsk
Avastin
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Plaza
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Oklahoma
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Oahoma News
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Jan Garber E. Day
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Pesge Cowboys
Williams
Martin Adv
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Uick
Flash
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Truth Or Consequences
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Russ Organ
Heine & Ao
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Plymouth Rock
Ne Star News
Morton Downey
Cheetra News
CBS News
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Dre University
Ussr
Austin Friends
University Ywca
American Friends Service Committee
George Hoffman
United States
United Nations
Cattle, hogs steady with mixed shifts across markets
Fort Worth and Chicago reports show cattle generally steady with calves slow, hogs down modestly from Thursday. Top prices include slaughter steers 22.00, slaughter calves 23.00, butchers around 20.25, sows 17.00, and feeder pigs about 18.00. Sheep and goats mixed as markets adjust in wholesale trade.
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Ban Antonis
Fort Worth
Chicago
USDA
Colorado
Agriculture Department Can Spend Plant Fees
Attorney General Price Daniel ruled that vegetable plant certification fees collected by the Agriculture Department may be spent for administering the certification law. The ruling says the appropriation extends beyond the fiscal biennium to two full years from the law’s October 5 effective date, ending September 1, 1951.
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Agriculture Department
American Capitol
J. E. McDonald
Price Daniel
McDonald
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