Trace Drake Charged NRA Claim Sparks Pricing Fight
Washington April 2 1 Ins charges allege the NRA forced nonprofitable competition by pressuring Tracy Printing to adopt a cost accounting system used in graphic arts pricing. Tracy testified the NRA attempted to injunction Tracy from selling below cost and defended minimum scales while opposing price fixing.
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Oday
George S. Trace
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St. Paull
Tracy
St. Paul
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Mitresin
Kee Tracy
Wall Street Hopefuls Signal Modest Market Recovery
In New York on April 2 a spectator notes cautious optimism despite glitches in form and outlook. Analysts like Mayon C. Taylor and Charles M. Gehweb cite improving business but warn a long path to normality as Bethlehem and other markets show uneven traction and rising crude fears loom over the utility sector.
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Reef Wien
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C. Taylor
Big Stent
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Bethlehem
Tassor
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Stock Market Summary Mixed Gains After Uneven Trading
A volatile session showed mixed results with several gains and declines. Key players included Santa Fe, Union Pacific, American Water Works, American Electric, and J C Penney amid cautious investor sentiment. volumes remained moderate as technical factors influenced moves.
Earnings Report Shifts As Stock Split Details Surface
Disjointed figures show GAICAGG earnings with references to a 1 for 1 split and Santa Fe operations. Mentions of per share values, a 2 percent dividend policy since September, and a 1888 era headhead term structure hint at historical corporate actions and distributions with unclear entities and dates.
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Santa Fe
Fragmented OCR Item on Prices and Names
A distorted OCR passage lists various names and prices in a retail context. The legible elements include scattered terms like prices and product references, with many unreadable sections. The fragment offers no coherent event or outcome to describe.
Congressional Union Split As Conferees Clash
The House and Senate conferees failed to reach agreement on a $250 million relief bill after heated exchanges over the direct amendment backed by President Roosevelt. Democratic Leader Robinson accused conferees of hostility to the bill, while General Giar said the majority’s stance reflected their duties. The bill was returned to conference with administration support, amid fears the fiber provision would block many projects including slum clearance and rural electrification.
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Alpine Bandits Get Penitentiary Terms
Four Mexican suspects were sentenced in Crimitvel District after pleading guilty to gang-related offenses. One defendant received a 10-year term for allegedly conspiring with bandits and admitting involvement in a purse theft. The case summary notes the penitentiary terms handed down for the criminal acts.
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Mirrey
Prison term sought in Belling case with bond issues
A fragmentary report notes L. 5. Belling seeking a prison term start while bond arrangements and several names appear amid unclear text. Mentions Hayne, Poulter at Venera, and A G P D with financial figures and a reference to 10 percent.
Cotton Market Sees Steady Tone Amid New York Trading
In New York cotton futures traders saw prices up 4 to 12 points at the first call with May and July climbing. Liverpools report cited improved market tone and hopeful demand while sterling and export concerns influenced sentiment. Gold prices eased from highs but stayed buoyant as markets balanced nerves over futures and cash flow.
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Grain Market Swings Spark Wide Export Talk
Market chatter mounts as grain prices shift with reports of rising demand and uncertain weather. Officials note exports could reach high levels while farmers monitor fed data and futures in tight trading, with regional crop estimates showing large swings across markets.
Italy Ready for a Fight War Power Revealed
Rome reports Italy's war machine is primed for action with 1507 modern military planes ready at a moment's notice. Gen Giuseppe Valle's Senate submission lists the air fleet strength as Mussolini tightens defenses amid cost estimates of nearly 8 billion lire for the campaign.
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London Money and Metals Market Hints at Rates
Fragmented OCR notes detail commodity and currency terms, including pounds and shillings, with scattered references to exchange rates and prices. Names and precise figures are unclear, but the snippet indicates a financial section discussing money and metals in London.
Markets Show Vegetable Prices and Produce Quotations
A detailed market listing reports prices for fruits, vegetables, and other produce. Items include apples, strawberries, onions, potatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, and citrus with varied prices by crate, bushel, dozen, or pound. Also noted are poultry, eggs, and dairy quotes along with commission house movements and shipment arrivals.
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Maine
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Burke Strawbernes
Bonner Stock Transfer Blocked by Court Action
Temporary restraining order halts transfer of 7105 shares of Bonner Stock tied to a suit over Bonner and his brother HS Bonner. The case in Thirty-seventh District Court involves the Commercial Cattle Loan Company and the Penners, with Rosner and his brother named in relation to debt satisfaction. The matter centers on stock held to secure a debt, and a court decision pending outcome at Sheicsult Place.
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Livestock Prices Rise on Record Market Trends
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep surge to multi year highs as charted by the Grain Trade Board. The report notes higher average prices per hundred pounds with cattle futures near peak 1938 levels and hog prices strengthening despite supply shortages.
Bond Forfeiture in County Court at Law No.1
Judge McCollum Barnes forfeited a $200 bond for Tyan A. Britt publisher of Bare acts on a criminal libel charge tied to T. J. Turney secretary of the San Antonio Vigilance committee. Britt ordered to post $1000 bond if re-arrested. he refused to return to Texas for trial unless Governor Allred guarantees his constitutional rights. Separate case in County Court at Law No.2 names Robert A. Whiteley publisher’s associate, charged with criminal libel. Whiteley was found guilty and sentenced, but has appealed.
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Tyan A. Britt
T. J. Turney
San Antonio Vigilanca
A. Rowert
Elmer Ware Stall
Midge Burnett
Britt
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Goverine Allred
Owen WW. Kilday
Martin Weight
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Ed Fter
Ireard
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Livestock Market Hints at Steady Prices Across Regions
A garbled market report shows cattle and hog prices largely steady with some declines in places, while calves and yearlings fetch mixed figures. Kansas City district activity remains subdued with bids tepid and some bales of lambs offered, signaling cautious buyer interest.
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Housing Week Plan Advance Noted by City Officials
Plans for holding a Better Housing Week in May were announced to City Commissioners by a committee of real estate and building men. On Tuesday morning Richard A. Tulls, mayor of the WAA, introduced William Bifler, president, at the San Antonio Real Estate board meeting. The event promised furnished rooms and a museum display at 32 Light Classified ads.
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Agricultural Commodities and Market Report Overview
Fragments show a dense, jargon filled market roundup with prices for vegetables and fruits across Texas and Florida. Mentions shipments, bushels, crates, and cash basis trading from multiple markets including Lower Valley, ETS, Savoy, and Detroit. Includes references to lettuce crates, cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, and peaches with fluctuating prices and track arrivals noted.
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Pay On Tech Held Voted By San Antonio Board Of Education
The San Antonio board of education voted to pay Walsh and Burney 80 percent at a contract price of $64,080 for work at Teen Field virtual. The remaining 10 percent will be paid when the new athletic park is finished. The board also approved terms for Rostrum Fluventagy school building and eliminated rental charges, with a divided vote on textbook committees.
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Wool Morale Pres Rally in San Angelo April 2
Wool and mohair sales stay mixed with dry conditions affecting quality. State total shorn reaches 348000 pounds with 75000 pounds of new clip at 2.48 to 4.81/2 cents. Goat hair movement slower due to storms. hair prices range 16 to 26 cents. Merger talks proceed between Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers and Texas Wool and Mohair Growers, with a final plan and meeting set for April 25 if approved by members.
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Howe
Fredericksburg
Arizona
Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas
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Cadets Parade Plan At Texas Military Institute
T M L Cadets schedule annual dress parade at Texas Military Institute. The review will feature Brig Gen Alexander T Ovenshine and Capt Charles Phynch with cadets assigned to commands. A four-tebe radio is advertised for sale at four dollars in the classifieds.
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Carloadings Reported By St Louis With Drops
Missouri whatic mhroud reports revenue loss in the week ended March 30 with 20 843 cars shipped. Canal Lines spared 1433 cars as Great Northern lines show a drop of about 350 cars versus the previous year.
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