Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City hogs rose 18 to 25 cents with good demand and steady to firm cattle and calves in opening trading. Sows and feeder cattle mixed, with active killing classes and steady to higher prices for fed steers. sheep trade slow but steady on opening. In New Orleans, cotton futures eased at opening due to poor cables, with May around 11.65 and July about 11.44 as trading broadens.
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Belgrade curbs Japanese imports under bank approval rule
Yugoslavia moves to limit Japanese trade by requiring importers to secure national bank permission for pay ments. The finance ministry plans to regulate Japan purchases here, noting Japan exported about 96000 dollars worth of goods to Yugoslavia in 1935 but bought only a fraction back.
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Clean Places Seldom Burn Says Amarillo Fire Marshal
Amarillo fire marshal Ed Spann warns that most fires start from trash and rubbish around homes and businesses. He notes insurance rates depend on local loss history and urges elimination of careless hazards to maintain good fire record credit. In March 41 percent of insured losses were from trash and five fires occurred in town from carelessness including improper fuse use and overloading circuits. He urges only licensed electricians for wiring work.
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Hit and Run Victim Also Runs When Hit
In St. Petersburg Florida a hit and run driver and the victim who was struck reportedly fled the scene. A witness described both parties running as the injured person was carried away indicating serious injuries.
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Millionaire peasant from Polish seaport rises on newly developed harbor
In Gdynia Poland Joseph Tutkowski, once a poor peasant, amasses wealth from 1924 harbor development. His waste land plot turned into the city's business center and is now reputedly worth 2 million dollars. The note mentions about 178000 saloons in the United States when prohibition began and warns against oversized fuses to prevent fires.
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Casad Platform Delivers Tax Relief and Reform Proposals
The article outlines Casad's political program advocating major tax cuts aiming to remove up to 75 percent of taxes, eliminating the public debt, and establishing a strong old age pension. It also calls for expanded playgrounds, natural resource conservation, and flexible work hours to meet emergencies. Casad, born in Kansas, cites French Huguenot and Dutch ancestry.
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Casad
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Streetcar Placement Debate in Colonial America 1662
In 1662 America discussion emerged about moving surface street cars to the curbside along city streets rather than running in the middle of the road, reflecting urban planning debates of the period.
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Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Foot sufferers are urged to try Ice Mint a cooling soothing remedy said to lift off corns and callouses with no pain. It claims to prevent foot odor and keep feet comfortable for men who stand all day and women in high heels. Get Ice Mint from your druggist today for tired burning feet.
Ex-Schoolteacher and 1932 GOP Candidate Faces Barriers
The note states a man, former schoolteacher and a prior Republican candidate who sought the presidency in 1932, cannot complete a task in Amarillo. It describes his prior candidacy and political affiliation as context for the obstruction.
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