Patience And Skill Bring Originality Into Home With Discarded Furniture
Joseph N. Huber, a bachelor oil company salesman at 3850 North 12th Avenue, furnished his home largely with auction finds and refurbished pieces. He explains the craft, detailing careful restoration of chairs, a carved mahogany piece, and leatherized chests. His red leather touches unify bedrooms and kitchen, including a circular breakfast booth, while his parents plan to move from Milwaukee this spring.
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Gazette
Bob Davy
Joseph Huber
Joseph N. Huber
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Monument Valley
Milwaukee
Wis
Oil Company
College Marketing Club Clinic on Business Trends in Arizona
The Marketing Club of Arizona State College at Tempe will host a Monday evening business clinic at Hotel Westward Ho at 7 30. The theme is Business Trends in Arizona for the Next Six Months. Speakers include Herbert Leggett of Valley National Bank R W Pickens of Reynolds Metals Glen Jones of Arizona Hardware and Fred Porter of Porter's store. Frank Hill will summarize. Jack Williams moderates.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
Westward Ho
Arizona
Herbert Leggett
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Valley National Bank
R.W. Pickens
Phoenix Reynolds Metals
Glen Jones
Arizona Hardware Company
Fred Porter
Porter’s
Frank Hill
Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau
Valley Businessmen
Students of Business Administration
College
Jack Williams
KOY
Record Jump In GI Home Loans Shown
Washington reports an unprecedented midwinter rise in GI home loan applications per the Veterans Administration. January totals reached 42,024, up 4,500 from December, the largest since 1947, with 19,659 in 1949. The rise stems from more affordable housing and 4 percent mortgage funds. VA guarantees 50 percent of loans up to 4,000, plus 4 percent credit to lenders. Interest rates cannot exceed 4 percent.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Trade Pact Concluded Between Thailand and Philippines
Manila reports a bar ter trade pact concluded at Bangkok between Thailand and the Philippines. Philippine Foreign Office announced the agreement today, but details remained unknown.
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Manila
Thailand
Philippines
Bangkok
Kansas City cattle market mixed as steers hold and heifers rise
The Kansas City cattle market shows steady to higher tones for many classes with steers mostly steady to 50 higher on light to medium lots. Heifers advance 25 to 50, cows and bulls mixed, calves strong, and feeders open with gains in light weights. Lambs show a net week gain with good to choice lots and rising prices.
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Kansas City
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Averaens
Colorados
Wyomings
Profit-Taking Hits Airlines as Market Rises
New York traders saw a broad stock advance with heavy turnover around 1,000,000 shares as railroad issues led the rise. Despite hopes for a coal contract settlement, profit-taking trimmed a few airline shares while Pan American and Transcontinental and Western Air lagged slightly, with American, United, and Eastern Air edging higher.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Pan American
Transcontinental
Western Air
American Airlines
United Airlines
Eastern Air
Model Home Open for Inspection by Pace-Maker Home
The Pace-Maker Home for 1951 will be open for inspection tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at 326 West Montecito Avenue. Designed by Charles and Arthur Schreiber Phoenix architects known for apartment construction they recently won a first prize in a national contest for moderate-price home designers. Furnishings by Cannell and Chaffin of Arizona. priced to sell about $12,000 furnished or $7,385 unfurnished. This model home is the first of 22 to be built on Montecito and Glenrosa avenues between Third and Fifth avenues.
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Montecito Avenue
Charles and
Arthur Schreiber
Phoenix
Cannell and Chaffin
Arizona
Montecito
Glenrosa Avenues
Third
Fifth Avenues
Metals New York Spot Prices Report Brief
Spot prices in New York on February 18 show slight movements in base metals. Zinc per pound and materials traded locally reflect modest shifts, with no dramatic changes noted.
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Metals
New York
Patan Valles
York
East
Cottonseed Oil Futures Slip in Early Trading
In New York on February 18, AP notes cottonseed oil futures dipping about 3 percent as bids softened. The report hints at cautious demand and unsettled market sentiment amid covering of short positions and speculative activity on the exchange.
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New York
Lucas Battles 50 Spud Prop in Senate Fight
Senate Majority Leader Scott W. Lucas warned potato growers he will push to strip government supports from 90 percent of the 1950 crop. He rejected pleas to abandon the plan and said he would try to move the proposal through the Senate Monday, even in a night session. Lucas said federal price guarantees would go for all 1950 potatoes not yet planted, arguing growers have endangered the farm program.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Lucas
Grains Edge Higher on Board of Trade Despite Profit Taking
CHICAGO February 18 AP Grains edged up on the Board of Trade as profit taking remained fairly heavy. Major cereals gained in fractions while soybeans and lard posted notable advances. March wheat reached a fresh high since December with short covering and small commercial buying after a 20,000 ton hard wheat sale to Belgium. New crop wheat price eased three cents from September futures in cash trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Belgium
Hastings
Grand Island
Neb
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Market roundup notes grain and oil futures mixed
New York Stock Exchange prices and dividend data lead a pulse reading of markets with grain and soybeans futures, lard and wheat moves. Reports cite Argentina rains but no crop relief, while projections for wheat crop prospects appear buoyant amid steady demand and price shifts across corn, soybeans, rye, and oats.
Market Summary: bonds advance amid narrow trading
New York bonds and specialties edged higher while overall stock and loan activity stayed within tight ranges. Capital nes income 4s rose to 106 and 85 percent on the day, with Isouriacific and Hudson 5s showing modest moves. foreign and United States issues remained largely quiet amid a light session.
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York
Frida
Western Union
United States
Associated Press
Grain price quotes and wholesale terms from Los Angeles
The record shows nominal grain quotations with prices per hundredweight for white wheat around 3.60 to 3.65, barley near 2.46 and 2.68 for bulk wheat, corn about 2.88 to 2.91, oats near 3.2, and milo among listed figures. It notes ten-day ship shipments and wholesale carloads with cash prices as of yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Pension plan approved for Colorado Fuel and Iron workers
Stockholders of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation approved a pension plan for employees. The plan becomes effective March 1, 1950, with Carl Myers, the president, estimating about 600 employees will be eligible to receive pensions at that time.
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Yenver
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation
Carl Myers
Flintkote Company Farnin 1949 Earnings Report
The Flintkote Company reports 1949 earnings with net profit of 32. Wo 613 and per share figures. Earnings compare to 1948 with 4 ae and $5.56 per share on 7.748,683. The document lists several figures including $5.828,578 and $4.33 per nan share.
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Flintkote Company
Farnin
Ther Corporation
Atten
Trend Of Staples Wholesale Prices Reported
In New York on February 18 the Associated Press notes the wholesale price index for 35 commodities moved to 161.29 from 160.26 the day before. The 20 year high was 208.14 and the low 150.05, with the 1926 average used for comparison.
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Staples
New York
Associated Press
Roar Nee
House Group Probes Threat to U S Jobs
House members led by Chairman Tom Steed announce an immediate study on whether imported goods threaten U S jobs. Public hearings begin in about a month as the Subcommittee examines unemployment, impacts on oil, glass, pottery, lumber, silk, watches, shoes, and fisheries and considers reciprocal trade effects.
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Washington
House
United States
Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Steed
Half Million Expected At Chicago Auto Show
The 42nd Chicago Automobile Show opens today at 2 PM in the International Amphitheater drawing about 500000 visitors. About 300 model passenger cars from 19 manufacturers are on display through Feb 26, with Kaiser-Frazer offering three new lines and two more cars to be produced soon.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Kaiser-Frazer
Kaisers and Frazers
Kaisers
Futures In Cotton Reach New Highs
Cotton futures rose to new highs for the season with nearby March May and July contracts advancing. Short-covering and profit-taking dominated, but selling was brief as prices moved higher. Near term buying centered in March ahead of First Notice Day February 23 with export sales selling pressure noted.
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New York
Shorts
Owen Hich Low
Ringung
Ena
Senate to vote Monday on small business favor
ADDY WASHINGTON February 18 The Senate has agreed to vote Monday afternoon on several proposals to give small business special consideration when drawing up legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Dividends Declared By Studebaker For Stockholders
Studebaker announces a dividend of 60 cents per share on common stock payable March 30 to holders of record as of March 23.
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Studebaker Nation
Flax Price Report From Minneapolis Feb 18
Flax in Minneapolis today quotes at 2.99 per unit. AP reports a brief price update dated February 18 with no additional market detail.
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Neapolis
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