Rosenblum Search Stalls as Court Reads Notice in Laredo
Federal Court in Laredo Texas plans a citation by publication to locate Joseph Rosenblum missing since May. Bankruptcy actions against Rosenblum and Rosenblum Inc. remain at a standstill as creditors seek relief. Bank officials and receivers press investigations from New York to Texas.
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Ince Rosenblum
Laredo
Tex
Joseph Rosenblum
New Orleans
United States
Rosenblum
Laredo National Bank
Ofie
Rosenblum -Credit- Otb
B. M. Alexander
Gordon Gibson
New York City
New York
D. M. Leopold
Joseph, Rosenblum
Secretary Hyde Heads Florida Inspection Party
Secretary Hyde travels with W G Campbell and Dr C L Marlatt to Florida for a two day inspection tour. They will visit Orlando Winter Haven and Jacksonville examining citrus research spraying quaran tine work and equipment inspecting the fruit fly program and meeting Florida officials and possibly the governor. The trip ends with Hyde addressing the Institute of Cooperation in Baton Rouge Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Hyde
W. G. Campbell
C. L. Marlatt
Florida
Orlando
Winter Haven
Department
Jacksonville
Baton Rogue
Institute of Cooperation
Hot Weather Slows Up Potatoes Around Twin Cities
Twin Cities and Osseo report heat hampering Early Ohio potato harvesting and shipping. Shippers urge growers to dig slowly as demand is only fair and much of the crop moves north. Some cars go to Illinois. dealers seek $2 per cwt at ship point, farmers receive about $1.60 per cwt for bulk Ohio potatoes.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
Twin Cities
Osseo
Illinois
Northern States Potato Growers Association Forms
A movement in Hoople North Dakota and nearby areas aims to regulate potato output by having members pledge to destroy part of their crop if September 1 conditions demand. Backers seek 70 percent of acreage across Maine New York Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Washington Montana to bind. Senator George H Hoople leads efforts, pushing the plan with federal officials.
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Hoople
N. D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Northern States
Maine
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Montana
George H. Hoople
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Bankrupt Casale Bros Case Opens in New York
A Referee in Bankruptcy heard creditors questions in the Casale Brothers case. Anthony Casale admitted taking 5000 from the firm and losing it at Harlem craps as investigators seek details of loans and payments. Witnesses Imperato and John Casale provided partial testimony while lawyers locate accountants Baker and other assets.
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New York
Lyttell
Casale Brothers
Harry Weinberger
Anthony Casale
Big John
Arthur Middleton
The
Casales
Weinberger
Casale
Arstrict
Harlem
Imperato
Baker
Onions Afloat for New York Harbor Trade
Onions afloat for New York with 3 000 half cases and 10 000 crates of Spanish onions reported via cable advices received here on Thursday.
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New York
The Produce Packer Weekly Trade Newspaper Sample
The Packer issue details a separate weekly edition The Produce Packer focusing on market and trade news for shippers and distributors of eggs poultry butter hides wool and furs. A free sample copy is available upon request.
Borah Bill Picked Up a Joker, Trade Says Impossible
New York July 26 The Borah Bill passed by the Senate in June faces House action and draws fire from fruit and produce trade leaders. Paragraph five requires marking perishable commodities with their state or country of origin, a task deemed impossible for eggs, cabbage, potatoes, and other items shipped in bulk or in mixed containers. The license fee dropped to 1 and filing window shortened to four months, while A A Chaney of the American Cranberry Exchange warned that changes inserted into the bill should be removed, especially the marking provision.
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New York
Senate
House
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
A. A. Chaney
American Cranberry Exchange
Investigating Dubuque Fruit Co. car shipment mystery
In Dubuque Iowa July 26 a car of watermelons shipped to the Dubuque Fruit Company triggered an investigation. The original company was bought by W M Hanson & Sons Co who deny using the name. The case raises questions who ordered the car and whether the name was misused. The Tri State Fruit Company has since formed by Carl Chalders and Cyrel Hanson. Cyrel Hanson previously led the Dubuque firm. The new venture began about a month ago amid disputes over Arkansas peaches and unconfirmed capital.
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Dubuque Fruit Co
Dubuque
Dubuque Fruit Company
W. M. Hanson & Sons Co
Tri-State Fruit Company
Carl Chalders
Cyrel Hanson
Chalders
Arkansas
Kaw Valley Potatoes Shipments Rise Past 1000 Cars
Kaw Valley potato shipments reached 1 085 cars on a Wednesday, up from 717 on the same date last season. The 1 0 b market weakened from opening, with U S No 1 Cobblers at 1 75 to 1 85 and Kansas combinations near 1 65. Orrick district shipped 219 cars, vs 349 on the prior year date.
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Kansas City
U.S
Orrick
Florida Citrus Co-ops Told to Consolidate for Farm Board Aid
Florida citrus growers may be among the first to get aid from the Federal Farm Board. officials urged two Florida co operative associations to consolidate their programs before seeking loans to finance packing house facilities and cooling equipment. The board said a unified plan could lead to an orderly distribution of Florida citrus crops and reduce waste in the marketing system. Representatives from the Florida Citrus Exchange and Florida United Growers, Inc. met in Washington to discuss financing for heating cooling and sanitation equipment to prevent crop losses.
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Washington, D. C
Citrus Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Florida
Federal Farm Board
Florida Citrus Fruit Co-Operative
Florida Co-Operative Associations
L. E. Wirt
Sund Looney
Homer Needles
Florida Citrus Co-Operatives
Grape Stabilization Plan Won Over Farm Board
Lloyd S. Tenny, head of the Federal Grape Stabilization Corporation, appeared before the Federal Farm Board in Washington to present a stabilization plan for grapes and raisins. The session, in executive form, aimed to prove compatibility with the agricultural marketing act as the board prepared to consider loans and policy moves. Fresno reports note talks in the San Joaquin Valley lingered without action while Tenny prepared for another Farm Board appearance.
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Washington
D. C
Lloyd S. Tenny
Grape Stabilization Corporation
Federal Farm Board
California Vineyards Association
Tenny
Fresno
Calif
Lloyd 8. Tenny
Federal Grape Stabilization Corporation
Lorporation
San Joaquin Valley
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
Legge
Astonished Ape Dealers in East the Conncil
Conflicting letters and warnings about California grape shipments stir unease among receivers buyers and handlers. Donata Conn of the California Vineyardists Association cites Prohibition concerns while market players doubt enforceability. Officials discuss potential enforcement and self policing of shipments as a nationwide debate unfolds.
Hoover Apricot Label Angers the President
A New York report claims apricots labeled as from President Hoover's ranch. It notes no authority for such labeling and states Hoover is only financially involved, not sole owner, with products previously sold without disclosure of origin. The piece outlines public reaction and concerns about profiteering from the President's name.
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New York
Hoover
California
United States
Washington, D. Or
New York City
Hoover Ranch
Commission
Advan
California Gravenstein Apple Deal Under Way
California Gravenstein apple deal began this week with packing sheds in the Sebastopol district opening. Dealers report a slow start with light shipments into next week and expect total shipments around 600 cars. Fruit expected to be good sized with quality high.
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San Francisco
California
Sebastopol
Deciduous Fruit Shipments Reported for July Week
California deciduous fruit shipments for July 16 to 22 totaled 756 cars as reported by the Associated California Fruit Industries. The breakdown includes 1 car apricots, 2 cars figs, 157 cars grapes, 37 cars peaches, 464 cars pears and 255 cars plums.
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San Francisco
California
Associated California Fruit Industries, Inc
English Apple Crop Dims Amid Frosts Droughts
James L. Gibson of Simons & Co. reports England's apple outlook has worsened since his departure. He cites July reports noting frosts drought caterpillars and saw fly harming foliage and delaying any confident forecast.
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New York
James L. Gibson
Simons & Co., Inc
Liverpool
England
Gibson
Jill Brothers Charged With Law Violation In Texas
Federal indictments in Brownsville charge Jill Brothers of New York and Joseph F Burns, Edcouch manager, with underbilling carrot shipments. Each 17 counts, max fines up to 85,000 for the corporation. Trial set for December term. investigation ongoing.
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New York
Texas
Joseph F. Burns
Houston
Tex
Federal Grand Jury
Brownsville
Jil Brothers
Jill Brothers
Edcouch
Corporation
Burns
the’ Corporation
United States
H. M. Holden
New Montreal Auction Firm to Open at Mountain Street
Montreal will see a new auction operation from August 1 as the Montreal Fruit and Produce Terminal Company Ltd. begins with its own staff at 564 Mountain Street. The CN Railways subsidiary plans an $80 million terminal program over five years to handle perishable goods, with T. Bliss guiding the venture as district agent emeritus.
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Montreal
Canada
Montreal Fruit Iand Produce Terminal Company, Ltd
Canadian National Railways
Mountain Street
T. Bliss
Montreal Fruit and Produce Company, Ltd
Huy Cloge
J. R. Clogs, & Co
J. Pi-Choquette
J.P
York Imperials Sell at Staunton VA Prices List
The Augusta County Fruit Growers Association report shows York Imperials selling at Staunton Virginia for 3.50 per unit with U S commercial grades. Sales total about 20 000 barrels locally. Mercedes Texas notes Stephens and Smith shippers have assigned to Wall Box Company in a vegeta ble shipment matter.
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Staunton
Packer
Virginia
fAncasta County
Stauston
York Imperials
Mercedes
Tex
Stephens & Smith
Shippers
Wall Box ,Company
Serecad
California grape growers split on 90 percent plan
A Sacramento dispatch reports most California grape growers have not joined the push to organize 90 percent of growers to secure a 26 million dollar loan from the Federal Farm Board under the new Agricultural Act. Interviews show a mix of support and skepticism, with many choosing to stay independent. The campaign, led to align growers with relief financing, saw few signers and raised questions about the persuasive tactics used. A letter from Donald D. Conn warned agencies that failure to join could invite government policing and legal action.
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California
Sacramento
Calif
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Farm Board
Donald D. Conn
California ‘Vineyardists Association
Pers
Jto
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Florida Inspection Party
Casale Bros
Borah Bill
Trade
Kaw Valley
New Farm Board
Mr. Tenny
Farm Board On Grape Stabilization
Donata D. Conn
California Vineyardists’ Association
California Vineyardists
Conn
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Apple
Jill Bros
N.Y
Yorks Imperials
R. Heydenreich
Sec
Augusta Co. Fruit Growers Assn
Mr. Conn
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