Market report from Kansas City Livestock Sales
Reaching 18.70 and 14.85 on deer and cattle quotes, livestock prices rise with highs up to 86.59 for choice cattle and 75.0 for heifers. Cattle totals show 6,000 head with 1,100 calves, alfalfa and grain prices steady. packers’ prices range across grades with top steers around 9.25 to 9.0 per hundredweight and lambs near 97.95 for best native lambs.
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New Deal Message Wins Wisconsin Visit With Roosevelt
President Roosevelt spoke in Green Bay stressing full aid through a New Deal that protects honest business and fosters broad growth. He urged cooperation between executive and legislative branches and warned against repeal of safeguards, calling for continued government supervision to secure economic improvement and security for all citizens.
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President Roosevelt Delivers Bay Beach Address Amid Confidence Talk
In Wisconsin at Bay Beach, President Roosevelt extolled confidence in America’s future, citing gains by farmers, manufacturers, workers, and savers under the New Deal. He praised cooperative wealth growth and rejected wealth transfer, noting 980 communities spent nearly $99 million on recreation in 1939.
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A reader reports a black mare wandered into their property, about 10 years old, 36 hands high with no white markings. They seek guidance in Tack Letters.
President Roosevelt May Force Move of Town Vendor
In Breckenridge a 62 year old fruit and vegetable vendor J W Roman refuses to vacate his stand under a mesquite tree on the site of a new post office. He defies a removal order from Fort Worth assistant U S attorney Alex Mood claiming the lot belongs to the people and insisting the proper authority is President Roosevelt. Contractors unemployed workers chamber of commerce and government representatives urge his departure to allow construction. Mood will try to persuade him without long litigation.
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Nuns salute Mussolini in fascist fashion report from Fort Worth
August 94 details restart of condemned cattle purchases in Texas emergency drouth relief counties. George W. Barnes says only condemned cattle bought initially to relieve distress and save ranchers money. Inspectors will later buy other cattle as buying resumes next week.
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Officials seek killer in Charles Cox death
Goose Creek authorities hunted an unknown maniac after 14 year old Charles Cox was found hanged in a lumber shed wearing only a bathing suit. A white man about 35 was detained as a suspect as police questioned whether the death was murder or an accidental grim game. No verdict yet, clues included toy headcuffs and belt fingerprints amid uncertain timing and missing clothing.
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Don’t Stand In The Sun Heat Bakes Texas Cities
A Texas weather roundup shows 43 cities hit 100 degrees or higher, with 26 reaching 90 plus. Mt Pleasant set 108 as the hottest reading while Corpus Christi and Galveston stayed near 88. Minimums varied, paradoxically Mt Pleasant’s 76 amid cooler coastal readings.
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Gamble feud turns violent in Dallas county jail
In West Dallas an elder dispute between Gamble and Wright families erupts as Jim Gamble fires a shotgun at W T Wright. The shot misses but Gamble is jailed after charges of aggravated assault are filed, ending a long child feud between factions.
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Hitler's Custody Policy and Blood Purge Review
The report outlines categories of detainees not deemed enemies of the state and those whose crimes stemmed from political fervor. It notes Hitler's request for immediate review of protective custody cases and special attention to individuals tested during the June 30 blood purge.
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German Protestants to swear loyalty to HitlerChurch leaders face oath and new limits
Berlin reports that Germany's Protestant pastors and church officials will take an oath of fealty to Chancellor Hitler, aligning with Nazi stormtroopers and the army after his seizure of powers. Dr August Jaeger announced rules to place the church under Reichsbishop Mueller and the German Christians, curbing independent clerical action amid opposition to unity under Nazi leadership.
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President orders silver stock buyout and coinage plan
Congress authorized the President to seize domestic silver at 50 cents an ounce. The Treasury coins Silver at 1.2929 dollars per ounce, keeping about 61 percent for itself while paying the holder the rest. Government costs neutral, miners to be paid 64 1/4 cents per ounce under existing terms.
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Nationalization of silver sparks markets and policy clash
The government moves to license silver use and a proposed 25 to 75 silver gold ratio stir debate. Officials note about 62 million ounces held, with 45 million in depositories, while Senate critiques call it a symbolic policy shift. Securities markets initially drop then rebound as investors weigh the order and Green Bay address.
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Gunman Wilmoth Dies as Manhunt Targets Barney Jones
Police pursue Texas fugitive Barney Jones in connection with a Naples bank robbery. Wilmoth died hours earlier. Jones sought under another name for the crime, with a male companion driving from the scene. Justice agents may join the federal manhunt as the bank robbery marks the first case under the new federal law.
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George Lindsay Returns Home From Dallas Hospital
George Lindsay a prominent Amarillo laundryman and civic leader, was discharged from Methodist Hospital in Dallas and returned home. He remains at Northwest Texas Hospital with attendants requesting no visits for a few days as he recovers from months of illness.
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State Assembly Passes Soldier Dispatch Measure Amid City Tensions
Factional strife between Walmsley and Long leads to armed camps of police and National Guardsmen in the city. A court rules the act unconstitutional for transferring local government control to private corporations and associations, while the per capita money in circulation in the United States exceeds $37.
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Cotton Opens Steady as West Rain Fears Subside
New Orleans cotton prices opened steady with Liverpool cables firmer than expected. December and October futures rose to new highs for the movement before easing on profit taking, then rallied on reports of a government policy shift regarding silver in the President’s address.
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