Westminster Guild and Legion Junior Banquet Notes
The January Westminster Guild supper in the church assembly room featured festive tables, Mexican pottery decor, and a chili plate with coffee served by volunteers. Miss Ruth Huderson opened with a worship piece, and Miss Cowan spoke on democracy and its functions, followed by a Q&A. The event raised ten dollars toward flat silver for the Woman’s Auxiliary. The Legion Juniors held a Valentine themed banquet at Ingalls Memorial Home with a three course menu and guest speakers including Mrs. Mary McCullough. The gathering included numerous officers and members across both groups and close with social time and varied toasts.
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Presbyterian Westminster Guild
Elwin Miller
Charles E. Reina
Lenore Shafer
Elsie Jones
LeRoy Thompson
Harriet Poorbaugh
Womans Auxiliary
Ruth Huderson
M Cowan
Roswell High School
Miss Cowan
Jean Watt
Gladys McKnight
Ruth Penfield
Loretta Lampert
Elizabeth Hayslip
Florrie Rabb
Annie Snorf
Lucy Lea
Lucile Griffith
Esther Morgan
Flossie White
Raychelle Chappel
Eva Bourne
Eula Bybee
June Brookshier
Marjorie Fensom
Eunice Lenox
Harrye Black
Ruth FitzGerald
Avalon Russ
Martha Cowan
Catherine Huntley
Ruth Meadows
Hilda Maddock
Mmes. Kerr
Nichols
Stone
Woodrow Little
James Mason
John H. Young
Paul McEvoy
Mary McCullough
Ollie Woodburn
John Powers
Barton Oglesby
Marjorie Hudson
Milton Stolaroff
Betty Bogard
Margaret Bragg
Betty Hannifin
Mary Frances Wilcoxon
Bebe Sanders
George Slaughter
Gale Haley
Charles Smith
J. B. Jones
Eva Lee Powell
Hazel Powers
Anne Crile
Elizabeth Lollar
Loretta Anderson
Billy Lace
John Lollar
Charles O’meara
Reed Mulkey, Jr
Clarence Cooper
Benjamin Kessel
Arthur Kessel
Hilliard Lewis
Dean Powell
Margaret Hannifin
Betty Jenkins
Marion Cooper
Dick Mulkey
Don Slaughter
Bill Snyder
John Snyder
Charles Lollar
Thomas Garrod
Frank Garrod
Albert Hudson
J. B. Pirtle
Mmes
James Callender
Otis Brenneman
J. C. Burkhead
J. E. Johns
Robert L. Lowry
J. E. Polson
Hilton R. Ray
Emmett Patterson
Joe Palmer
Jane Cotton
A. L. Curry
Clark Storm
Mmes. Murrell
Otto Seiling
Orville Cookson
Maurice D.trout
Goldye Shrader
D. B. Titus
Willis Anderson
Charles Walker
Lannom
Southwest History Club
Southwestern History Club
Harry R. Andrew
E. F. Hayslip
Hayslip
Torrance County
J. E. Wolfe
Bernalillo County
Missing- Orazio liner fire leaves many unaccounted
Seventy of 643 aboard the Italian liner Orazio remain missing after a sudden explosion and fire in rough seas. Six missing are believed passengers. 561 saved. twelve Germans rescued by a French patrol boat a day earlier. Lifeboats destroyed, seaplanes hunt in the Mediterranean. No US citizens aboard Grazia. Italian seamen funds to reward crews of Conte Biancamano and Colombo. Paris denies German dispatch accusing sabotage.
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Orazio
Mediterranean
Line
United States
Colombo
Paris
DNB
All Europe (Continued From Page One) Allies move on Finland
The piece argues Britain and France are framing the Finnish conflict as a broader East West showdown. It suggests the allies aim to deter Soviet advance, gain bases in Scandinavia, and strike at Germany by dragging Russia into war. It warns such a stance risks a general war and shifts Europe’s balance of power.
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Finland
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Europe
Scandinavia
Kiwanis Meeting Reaffirms Club Dedication
Kiwanians closed their gathering with a united re dedication to Kiwanis principles. Guests included Miss Eva M Bourne A F Madison Homer Dunagan Dr Thomas W Brabham Bill Montgomery and Mr Miller of Amarillo.
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Eva M. Bourne
A. F. Madison
Homer Dunagan
Thomas W. Brabham
Bill Montgomery
Mr. Miller
Amarillo
Dies Committee revival faces unAmerican activity charge
Washington activity row surrounds Rep Dies Texas Democrat as push to relaunch the Dies committee proceeds despite accusations linking Dies to a Christian front collaborator. House members debate funding and procedure while Hart denies ties and Dies defends himself amid political maneuvering.
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D-Tex
Rep
Allen
R-111
Texas
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Administration
Treasury-Post Office
Naval Affairs Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Labor Board
New England
Independent Petroleum Association
Ways and Means
Washington
Rep. Dies
Christian Front
Hook
D-Mich
House Rules Committee
Dies Committee
Merwin K. Hart
New York
Orange
Tex
Hart
New York State Economic Council
the Front
Fritz Kuhn
James Wheeler-Hill
The
Albuquerque Freight Rate Cut Approved By ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld a substantial reduction of less-than-carload freight rates from Colorado points and El Paso to Albuquerque, effective Feb. 1. Santa Fe notes the blanket El Paso to Albuquerque rates depend on tonnage, with specific charges for sub 2,500 pounds up to over 10,000 pounds, excluding many goods. Protests by Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas truckers prompted a temporary suspension during review.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colorado
el Paso
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Stewart
Santa Fe
Stewart
New Mexico
ICC
New York Wool Futures Fall on Liquidation Pressure
Wool top futures declined amid selling by Boston interests and commission houses. Demand emerged as prices dipped about two cents from the prior close and then partially recovered. Final quotes show March at 102.0, May 98.4, July 95.4, with a broader top at 1068.0, off.
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New York
Boston
Jly
Stocksendures early rally as prices slip and rails drift
New York trading opened with tumbling commodity prices weighing on the market. Early gains in aviation and steel shares waned as the index drifted lower, with 508,800 transfers. Cotton futures surged nearly $2 a bale while industrials declined. Notable movers included Douglas Aircraft American Airlines Bendix Canada Dry Sears Roebuck Johns Manville Southern Pacific BMT and US Gypsum. Losers included U S Steel U S Rubber J I Case Union Carbide AT&T and Texas Corp.
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Adams
Alaska
Allegheny
Am Airlines
Alco
Boeing Airp Ee
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Briggs Mfg SS Pb
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Campbell Wyant
Canad Pac
Chrysler Corpe
City Ice & Fuel
City I & F
Colgate Palm
Colum G&e
Invest
Wlth & South
Coty
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
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Eastman Kodak
Eaton Mfg
el Pow & Stone
el Paso Nat Gas
Gen Mills “Ee
Gillette Saf R Pee
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co PG
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Sense
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Indust Ray
Inspirat Copa As
Interlake Iron
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Harv
Nick Can
T & T Eeseveer
Eevee
Johns Mann
Kennecott
Kroger Groc Lambert Co
Lorillard
Miami Cop
Minn Honey
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Owens Ill Glore
Pac G & E Ee
Park Utah
Penney
J C
Cod
Penn R
Cie Ee
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Rad Corp of
Rand
Reyn Tob B
Stone & Web
Studebaker Corp Ereer
Swift & Cosseemp
Tex Pacec & O
Trans Am O
Trans & West Air
Union
Union Oil Se
Unit
Air Lines
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U S
Indust Alco
Pipe & Fury
Woolworth
Worthington P & M
Yellow Tr & Coach
Youngst Sh. & T
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American Airlines
Bendix
Canada Dry
Sears Roebuck
Johns-Manville
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
U. Ss. Gypsum
U. S. Steel
U. S. Rubber
J. I. Case
Union Carbide
American Telephone and Texas Corp
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Stock Prices and Trends
Kansas City markets show hogs slow with 220 lb to shippers around 5.40 top, 170-220 lb 5.30-40, sows strong to 4.50, stock pigs 4.06. Cattle openings steady to higher yet slow amid higher asks. cows slow, bulls and calves little changed. Sheep slow with scattered openers. fed lambs steady, early top 9.25, Texas-fed to 8.75.
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Kansas City
USDA
Curb Market Review and Bond Update From New York
Jan 23 report shows mixed curb market quotes for industrials and utilities with gains and losses across several issues. U S bonds list Treasury notes and war bonds with bid prices and recent trades, including Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan offerings under unaloted or noted terms.
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CURB
New York
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas Pf
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Cent
G & E Bal
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk Rub
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Wat Sve
Texan Oil & L
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Federal Farm Mtg
Boston wool market eases as domestic supply floods shelves
In Boston on January 23, quotations for domestic wools weakened while foreign origin wool demand slowed. Sellers lowered prices to reduce inventories with staple combing half-blood wools at 95 cents per scoured pound and some comb three-eighths territory sales at 82 to 83 cents.
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Boston
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices Steady as Poultry Also Holds
Chicago January 23 report shows butter at 508,941 pounds and firm prices, eggs steady with firsts at 21 3/4 to 22 1/4, refrigerator standards 29, other prices unchanged. Live poultry trades steady to firm with hens over five pounds at 15 1/2, Leghorn hens 11 1/2, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans January 23 spot cotton closed steady with a 27 point drop. Sales reached 984 bales as Middling stood at 10.42 cents per pound.
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New Orleans Cottogn
New Orleans
City considers two year deal for 1941 42 season
Kota had been mentioned but no agreement was reached beyond considering a two-year contract for the 1941 42 season.
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Kota
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