New York Stocks Edge Forward Amid Mixed Trading
Special issues including building stocks advanced early but leaders cooled by midday with declines near the close. Transfers traded around 1,000,000 shares as bonds moved unevenly and cotton rose late.
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New York
Chicago
Ouachita Parish Bank Meeting and Public Notice Summary
Notice of Ouachita National Bank annual stockholders meeting in Monroe Louisiana to elect directors and review liquidation actions. Also U S District Court seizure notice for 23 cases of Big 3 Brand peaches and budget ordinances for Ouachita Parish government including salaries and maintenance for 1947.
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Collector of Revenue
State of
Louisiana
Ouachita
Dispenza's
DeSiard Ave
Veto
Ouachita National Bank
Monroe
T. C. Standifer
W. M. Cade
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Lowella Kelley Cade
Ouachita National Bank of
Janary
United States District Court For
Western District of Louisiana
United States of America
Valley Packing Company
Atkins
Ark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
U. S. District Court For
Shreveport
United States Court Room
Louis E. LeBlanc
U. &. Marshal Western Dist. of
Monroe, la
Ina
Ouachita Parish
Hicks
Breece
Court House
Cresseyeress
Badalots
Issett Wren Vers
Sanarce
IGE Kis
Derek Ulehs
Iota Wie Cvpaass
Ss.sis
Mittal
Sihiaverh Tivnsins
Saat
Ouachita Parish Health Unit
Gilbraries
Eusseseevsee
A. E. Montgomery
E. H. Hill
South to East: Southern teams meet out-of-conference foes
Southeastern Conference action slows for Christmas with no league games, as Kentucky and Tennessee travel for MSG appearances. Kentucky faces St John’s while Tennessee takes on Long Island University. Tulane, LSU, Florida, Auburn, Georgia and Alabama also schedule varied nonleague games.
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Chick Hoseh
Atlanta
Southastern
Haliday
Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee
St. John's
Vols
Long Island University
Tulane
Midwest
Louisiana
Florida
Auburn
Georgia
Alabama
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Greenies
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Frank Brian
Tigers
Ralph Beard
PAWLG
Miss
State
Vanderbilt
Miami
Ohio
Mississippi College
Southwestern
Memphis
Duke
Valparaiso
Howard
Davidson
East Tennessee
Loyola
Chicago
St. Francis
New York
Banana River
N. C. State
Indianapolis
Sewanee
St. Johns
Long Island
Ainisius
Buffalo
Louisville
Paducah
Bears Beat Giants to Win National Football Crown
In the 1946 NFL title game at the Polo Grounds the Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 24 14 before 58 546 fans, earning a fifth crown in 14 years. Sid Luckman starred with a 144 yard passing day and a rushing score, breaking multiple playoff records. Giants quarterback Wilchock played through a broken nose and led two scores while Frankie Filchock defended hard but could not overcome the Bears.
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Sid Feder
New York
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Bears
Polo Grounds
Giants
Frankie Filchock
Indiana
Monsters
Sid Luckman
Sammy Baugh
Baugh
Wilchock
Papa Bear
George Halas
Cubs
Luckman
Ken Kavanaugh
Dante Magani
Lueckman
Frank Maznicki
Bribery Scandal Hits Pro Football Before Giants Bears Title
New York police halt a bid to fix the Giants Bears championship game after Alvin Paris, 28, a novelty firm official, allegedly offered $2,500 to each player Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes and $1,000 wagers per man. Hapes benched, Firechock cleared, bail set at 25,000, case pending December 23.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Alvin J. Paris
Joseph B. Glebecki
George Monaghan
Paris
Frank Filchock
Merle Hapes
Giants
Bears
Monaghan
Hapes
Bert Bell
Sports Mirror Highlights From The Year Gone By
A year ago Bo McMillin was named man of the year by Football Writers Association. Three years back Lou Novikoff faced suspension for not answering a winter baseball questionnaire. Five years ago Santa Anita's race meeting was canceled by Governor Olson. The Rose Bowl featured Duke versus Oregon State in Durham. Ten years ago Jesse Owens topped AP’s athlete poll with Carl Hubbell second.
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Associated Press
Bo McMillin
Indiana University
Football Writers Associated of America
Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
Landis
California
Olson
Santa Anita
Duke
Oregon State
Durham
N. C
Jesse Owens
A. P
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Mississippi Southern Dominates Havana University 55-0 in Tobacco Bowl
In Havana Cuba on a rain soaked field Mississippi Southern College routed Havana University 55 to 0. The Southerners, led by Mulling Bell and Wells, scored eight touchdowns and converted seven of eight extra points as Havana showed inexperience and struggled against the visitors' speed and power.
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American Rad & S&t
Ccesewrvese
American Rolling Mills
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Seco Eseeses Bor
American Water Works
Esseseese
Anaconda Copper
Deeeces
Atchison T
Eisis Vevas
OT Aviation Corporation
Etisesseese
Baldwin Locomotive Gates
Lervresey
Baltimore
Ssceservusoee
BOY Barnsdall Oil Tate
Ehivepece
Bendix Aviation
Cesses F
Best & Ponpaty
Alda
Pererax
Bethlehem Steel Corporation Srsdieay
Boeing Airplane
Obcbepinaree Borden Company Veemes Tae Ealed
Buevrus-Erie Company
Caaipeab Ye
Aler Dann Burroughs Adding Machine
Calumet & Hecla
Avivadem Bey
Canadian Pacific Priestsaes Posovneess LM Cate J TL Compary
Curtiss-Wrieht Corporation A
Neere & Company
RM Ova Atha Soos Bam Dortiat Papgeo LD Es Osha de Cied Recaps
Am du Pont de Nemours
Kroesie
Wastman Fodek
Secerconcene
Vee Ees
Electric Power & Light
Ae Engineers Public Service
Sotes SI Firestone Tire & Rubber
Kro On
Ee General Electric
Onseae General Foods
Greyhownd Corporation
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Eeeeeeaes Aee
National Dairy Products Oe
National Distillers
National Supply
Newport Industries
New York Central Railroad
Northern Pacific
Otis Elevator
Packard Motor
Pan-American Airways
Paramount Pictures
Penney J C Company
Csesesceess
Pennsylvania Flailroad
Pepsi-Co A Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
BAM
Frocter & Gamble
Allied Mills
Seeveeneeterees
BO American Can Company
Cesseesess
American Locomotive
Seseee
Celotex Corporation
Csesesseeeeeers
Chesaneake & Ohio
Columbia Gas & Electric
Continental Can Company
Cuptiss-Wright
Wees Mathieson
Montgomery Ward National Can
Reo Motors Air Reduction
Allied Chemical & Dye
Ceeeeseaes
Allied Sores
Allis Chalmers Essence
American Car & Foundry
American & Foreign Power
Scooe
American Metal
American Power & Light
Csceceses
Celanese Corporation
Secceseeseees
Cent Aguirre
Cerro de Pasco
Chrysler Corporation
Coca-Cola Corporation
Communwealth & Southern
Consolidated Corneration
Nental Motors
Continental Oil Delaware Crene Company
Surar
Gillette Safety Razor
Crgoutiet
Great Northern
Illinois Central Inspiration Conner
International Nickel Can
International Tel & Tel
Gee Kennecott Copper
Libby Owen Ford
Glass
Partie Liggett & Myers
Loew's Incorporated
Lone Bell Lumber
Louisvile & Nashville
Masonite Corporation
McClelland Stores
Mengel Company
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit Radio Corporation
Remington Rand Republic Steel Corporation
SHIR
Reynolds Tobacco
Issees
Richfield Oil Company
Schenley Distillers
Vessies OO Bears Roebuck
Seneesecans Loue Shell Union Oil Company
Oe Simmons Company
Sinclair Oil Company
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Southern Pacific
Phe Leh
Havana
Cuba
Mississippi Southern College
University Stadium
Havana Guidders
Mulling
Bell
Wells
Latham
Graham
Mississippi
Sub Foshee
Miss
Southern Pos
Mont Bria
de la Sera Katrisheen
Ae de Lavega Taylor
Soon
Riode
Munoz Lambright
AEM
Sip
Piss
Adunresk Rutz Ratan
Psd
Cesa Vega Graham
Besada
Ife
AVON
Womack
Fashee
Mustangs Take 3 Straight Games
The Southern Methodist Mustangs soar in the Southwest Conference race after winning three straight games, challenging Texas for the top spot. Texas, Baylor, Rice, and Arkansas stumble against nonconference foes as conference teams chase improved intersectional records.
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Associated Press
Whitey Baccus
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Jack Gray
Texas Longhorns
Kansas City
Kansas
Baylor
Rice
Arkansas
Austin
Texas
Canisius College
Buffalo
N. Y
Missouri
Kansas State
Tulane
Louisiana State
DePaul
Chicago
Texas A
Kentucky
Houston
Texas Christian
North Texas State
Midwest
East
Four Texas football powerhouses reach state semi finals
Harold V. Ratliff notes two undefeated squads face two twice beaten teams in the Texas schoolboy race. Lufkin leads a quartet with Odessa Highland Park and Thomas Jefferson in the mix. Odessa boasts the high scoring Bronchos while Lufkin, Jefferson and Highland Park rely on strong defenses and standout players like Rote, Mott, Russell, Townsend.
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Harold V. Ratliff
AP News
Lufkin
Panthers
Waco
Wichita Falls
Coyotes
Highland Park
North
Thomas Jefferson
Lamar
Houston
Jefferson
Odessa
Broncs
Jefferson-Lufkin
Texas
Kyle Rote
Deaths of Mrs Sophie Frost and Mrs Ella Watson in West Monroe
Funeral services for Sophie Frost 84 of West Monroe were held at her son’s home with Rev. Aubrey officiating and burial in Old Cypress cemetery. She leaves three sons, a daughter, two brothers, two sisters, and six pallbearers. Also reported are the death of Ella Whitten Watson 60 of Monroe with services from Hall Funeral Home and burial in Riverview Burial Park. She leaves a son, a daughter, six sisters, three brothers, and six pallbearers.
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Sophie Frost
West Monroe
Jerry Autrey
Old Cypress Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
Ella Whitten Watson
Monroa
Chapel of the Hall
Yeager
Walton
Riverview Burial Park
C. M. Elliott
Jack Smith
Baton Rouge
Hardy Eubanks
Kelly
Earnest Robinson
Winnsboro
R. R. Russell
Logansport
Eric Childers
Houston
Texas
Oscar Whitten
Alexandria
Monroe Whitten
Bill Whitten
B. L. Graham
Ive Davis
Woolrow Wall
George P. Harrel
M. Harrell
Andrew Higden
Infant of Winnsboro Couple Dies in Ogden Cemetery Service
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Jesse F Peoples of Winnsboro died Sunday. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 p m in Ogden cemetery near Winnsboro. Mulhearn Funeral Home of Winnsboro conducted the arrangements.
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Jesse F. Peoples
Winnsboro
Ogden Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Elder F W McGowen Found Dead in Richland Parish
Absent from his Oak Grove home for days F W McGowen 72 was found dead on the Boeuf River bank in Richland parish. Coroner says death due to natural causes occurred at least two days before discovery. Funeral held in Rayville at 4 p m in Masonic Cemetery with Rev.
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Oak Grove
F. W. McGowen
Boeuf River
Richland Parish
Rayville
Masonic Cemetery
Cotton futures rise on tight spot market and demand
New Orleans and New York trading desks reported gains as spot cotton steadied and futures advanced amid expectations of strong domestic use and higher exports. Prices closed higher across most contracts with open highs and notable volatility as market participants balanced carryover supply and demand signals.
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New Orleans
Grain prices slip on profit taking in late Chicago pits
Professional traders forced a late selloff in Chicago grain as wheat led the decline. Wheat finished steady to 2 17/8 lower with January at 2.14 3/4, corn fell 58 11/4 to 1.35 1/4, and oats were unchanged to 1/2 lower with December at 85 3/4.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices and Movements in Chicago Market
Livestock numbers show salable hogs 10 000 to 13 500 with prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Hogs top at 24.00 with bulk 170 250 pounds at 23.90 and 23.75, sows down 25 cents. Cattle 18 000 salable, calves 1 000. killing classes steady, most slaughter steers 21.00 28.00, top 31.25, some 35.00 bid for yearlings. cows 25 cents lower to steady, bulls active with beef bulls 16.50 and vealers 23.00.
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New York
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Markets Close With Mixed Butter and Egg Prices
Chicago reports butter weakness with two day receipts at 766 477 pounds and prices around 93 to 92 79. Butter quality grades AA and B show slight dips. Eggs remain nervous with two day receipts 16 961 and US extras and standards pricing ranging from 40 to 51 cents per dozen. Current receipts 39 40 and dirties 29 20.5.
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Chicago
U. S
Stock ticker notes from early market results
Curbs Cities Service 28 1 8, Eelectric Bend Share 16 3 8, Humble Oil 62, Niagara Hudson 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curbs
Eelectric Bend & Share
Humble Oil
Niagara Hudson
Ruth Gets Headache in New York Hospital
Ruth, admitted November 26 for sinus treatment at a French hospital, remained hospitalized due to fever after a expected release date. Attendants report the former baseball star is resting comfortably as his condition is monitored. Surviving relatives include two sons and two daughters. The Catron Gay Funeral Home handled arrangements for Oak Grove.
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Ruth
New York
George Herman
Babe” Ruth
French Hospital
Earl McGowen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank McGowen
Monroe
Wash
Edward Pearce
Baton Rouge
Virgie Ensign
Everett
Catron Gay Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Services for Mrs Sallie Brown 78 Held at Munnerlyn Chapel
Mrs Sallie Brown 78 mother of J M and J C Brown of Tallulah died early Saturday at her Ida home. Services were at 3 p m Sunday at Munnerlyn chapel near Mira. Survived by four daughters two other sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Sallie Brown
J. M
J. C. Brown
Tallulah
Ida
Munnerlyn Chapel
Mira
W. M
W. S. Brown
Shreveport
E. S. Brown
McLeod, Texas
J. M. Akins
V. A. Clements
R. M. Graves
Frommie Westbrook
Mixed stocks and commodities in slow trading session
New York reports mixed stocks with special issues rising in a slow session. Bonds show mixed demand with rail interest improving. Cotton remains firm from trade and outside buying, while Chicago Wheat weak on late selling. Corn weak due to disappointing export allocations. Oats ease alongside other grains. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower, top at 24.00. Cattle slow and steady to 25 cents lower.
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New York
Chicago
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Cammie C Newsom
Monroe, Louisi
Nees
Spatafora
Washington
Howard Ramsey
Cook and Preddy Income
Catalpa
Sampognaro
St Francis Sanitarium
Yarbrough Machine Works General Machine Work & Welding Steel Pubrication
DeSiard
St. Louis
Helena
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Vicksburg
Baetcher
Baton Rouge Vod
Ouachita Camden
Rise
Monroe Teeree
Black Jonesville
Cincinnati
Evansville
Cairo
Ene Y
Tennessee Chattanooga
Cumberland Nashville
Little Rock
Orden Sail
Lake Success
United Nations
Ord Ay
Big Better
By Austin Bealmear
Sports Mirror
Glenmore
Surat
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Mississippi Southern
By Max B. Skelton
N. Grand
F. W. Mgowen
Chicago Grain
Jack Midgett
Edward T. M’kee
Edward T. McKee, Sr
Wisner
First Methodist
J. T. Paul
Central Cemetery
First National Funeral Home
Mary McKee
Edward T. McKee, Jr
Bill Williams
Savannah
Tenn
John C. McKee
H. W. Gilbert
C. H. Foster
A. J. Ensminger
Claude Wells
R. S. Roach
W. Thaxton
Margaret C. Baird
Margaret Caroline Baird
Keatchie
Robert Myers
Mrs. Sallie Brown
Griffith Electric CO
Sievers
Esso
Jackson
General
Armstrong
Massey’s
Woodman
Kiper
Louisville Ave
Johnny Carso
Eunice Craweford
North 3Rd
Fred Diaz del Valle
De&nard St
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
Mose
Automobile Agencies
Olcott
Stone Motors
Chrysler
Plymouth
Lennon Motor CO
Kellogg-Jackson Motors
Central Auto Sales
Studebaker
Twin City Motor Co., Inc
Washington St
LEE Motor Sales
Louisville” Avenue
Mhone
Shell Motor Sales
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