Financial Market Turmoil and Policy Plan Emerges
Turmoil grips markets as investment activity slows and profits falter while government moves to ease policy. Officials unveil plans to refinance mortgage debt and free government lands to support farmers. Analysts await details of regulatory changes as foreign exchange fluctuates and production outlook shifts amid postwar demand.
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Téhaves
Weady
Ameritha Tuamoco Verona
Myers B. American Gan
HeGame and
Caeatiualoe Tractions
Tere Samia Fe
Paton
Inverest
Wall Street
Apri
Mmne
Stee
Orwutfey
Auferichn
Ielu Wore
Grain Market Report from Chicago And San Antonio
Grain prices fluctuated as winter wheat reached a decade high for firmness. Market notes show export strength and regional price signals with San Antonio farmers receiving varied quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and barley, reflecting general demand and storage costs.
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Ran Antonio
San Antonio Grein
McAllen Merchants Day Plan Announced
WADLEM April 3 report indicates a second arm starting event for merchants day attraction under a fibry plan discussed during the spring. Local interest centers on the date and participating merchants as plans proceed.
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McAllen
Cotton Market Mixed Signals Dominate New Orleans Trade
The New Orleans cotton market opened with uneven activity and unclear demand, traders reporting small price moves and tentative interest. Prices fluctuated after the start, with futures closing mixed as May, July, and December contracts showed differing directions amid global market cues.
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Aulett
Price Drops in Produce Market as Supplies Slow
Abundant sun and warm weather push down prices on fruits and vegetables, with strawberries and cauliflower easing from prior highs. New pricing from Grande Valley shipments shows carrots, onions, oranges, and apples at lower quotes, while overall demand remains steady and commission quotes vary across items.
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Pruitt Comite Wion
Enelich
Grande Valley
Auanlilius
Ammenachlus
Catmers
Soxder Fraunce
English Demand for Valley Fruit Juice Increases
In McAllen on April 2 A Pelanen announced rising demand for grapefruit juice bound for London. He said he would depart soon and expected orders totaling about 500000 dollars for the 1984 Texas fruit crop after visiting Europe to renew markets in Paris London and other centers.
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England
M'Allen
London
McAllen
A. Pelaneen
Europe
Rio Grande Valley
Pelanden
Seana Irave
Parla
European
Bastrop Cotton Planting Begins
Farmers in this region report nine blacked planting rows and a rotton Stythe, with 133 scraps noted. Estimates predict harvest at about one per cent, corn in a good stand. More attention will be given to the roads and fields as planting proceeds.
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Bastrop
Barthop
Furmerg
Plans to Start Forest Work Pail 1
Washington April 3 plans to publish direct recruits of the forest conservation corps at work in national forests by April 16 were drawn at a conference of regional foresters. Maj. R. S. Stuart headed the service and outlined projects and manpower needs. Many tasks require more time due to snow and equipment. The labor department rushed registration plans. Recruits will be camped briefly for physicals and conditioning. Attending regional chiefs and forest experiment station heads.
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Washington, D. C
Forest Constevation Corps
National Forests
Ellers
U.S. Forests Service
Maj
R. ¥. Stuart
Roosevelt
FLANS
Labor Department
Bremy Posts
Even W. Kelley
Missoula
Mont. Allen
Peck
Denver
Colo
Frank C W. Pooler
Albuquerque
N. Mt
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Rutledge
Ogden
Utah
B. Show
Prancisco
J. Buck
Pork- Inledt
Ore
Joseph C. Kircher
Washington
D. G
Charles H. Flory
Juneau
Alaska
Milwaukee
Raphael Zon
St. Paul
Lake States Forest Experiment Stations
Wills Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Central States Experiment Stations
Cows Arrive for Plainview Show
Plainview hosts the sixth Panhandle-Pising dairy show as B B Beles of Amarillo brings his Holsteins to the fairgrounds. He plans to keep cattle in Plainview during the event, delaying shipments back to Amarillo. The dairy show runs daily for four days starting April 1.
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Plainview
B. B. Beles
Amarilla
Poultry and Produce Prices in New York and Chicago Markets
A scrambled market note reports live poultry and produce pricing across New York and Chicago. Details include Rhode Island and Jersey flats, dressed fowl, frozen goods, turkeys, ducks, and broilers with varied weights, cuts, and packaging hints, plus creamery and meat products at Chicago provisions. Entities: New York Poultry, New York, Chicago, Agrilame, Prince. Omitted unclear fragments.
Dallas Police Embarrassment Over Car Seizure Incident
Dallas police faced embarrassment after a publicized case where officers towed a car amid broad town orders to track the vehicle. Four months passed in the police pound as the owner pressed for action, and the department now plans a remedy hoping the matter ends soon.
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Dallas
Agri
Thrauto
Eliya
Livestock Prices From Several Markets Across Regions
Livestock quotations listed for San Antonio and Kansas City markets include calves, steers, heifers, lambs, veal, and hogs with varied prices. Chicago reports steady to slightly lower demand on cattle and calves, with packers cautious and receipts around four to five thousand head.
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VT Aloe
Kanbar City
Sigady
Tutvuk Gand
Tad“ Stoera
Weller
Jwlling
Etrang
Elesra
Nelfers
Eales Tediam
Owen Rood
Suicago
Chicago
Enives
Bell
Plaughter Crille
Vemlere
Guudan
Stacker
Fender Stern
Shen Weighla
Venta Tower
Missionary Meeting Set by Baptist Women’s Union
Members of the sixth district Baptist Women’s Missionary Union gather for annual session at First Baptist Church Tuesday evening and Wednesday. Mrs. W. T. Mitchell presides with M. L. Manford chairing Young People’s night. Rev. O. Roy Angell gives the address. Reports include district reps from Kerville Sabinal Kenedy Flatonia Luling Cotulla Bon Antonio and Waco.
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Baptist Women's Missionary Union
First Baptist Chhurch
W. T. Mitchell
M. L. Manford
Mary Shelby Sheid Wil
Marjorie Wiliams
San Marcos
O. Roy Angell
First Baptist Church
A. J. Miller
Nellie Ruth Watson
Luling Willead
Angell
Ell. Craig
W. HW. Parsons
Muleshoe Plans Barter Mondays
Muleshoe residents organize a barter day led by the Muleshoe Kl wants club and R J Brown to be held the first Monday of the month. Free attractions will draw farmers to bargain goods including livestock and farm equipment with an auction option for unsold items. A horse reportedly sold for 106 dollars.
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Klwants Club
R. J. Brown
Livestoak
Thwax
McAllen Reservists Establish Branch School
McAllen April 3 Information indicates a ranch troop unit in McAllen will form a branch school for United States Army Reserve officers. Captain Clarence Howe of the local detachment says the school will meet the first and third Fridays of each month.
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M'Allen
McAllen
United Alalea Army Reserve
Naa Henn
Clarence
Howe
Teaton
Farm relief legislation advances amid senate action
Roosevelt's farm aid push gains pace as the Senate Agriculture Committee works with amendments on the big farm price bill. The plan blends mortgage relief to ease farmer indebtedness with price supports for wheat, cotton, corn, hogs, rice, tobacco and dairy. Cattle and sheep are cut from eligibility. Senator Robinson introduces the Roosevelt mortgage bill, referred to the banking panel, while Agriculture proceeds with its approval.
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Washington, D. C
Prestiert Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Simpson
Tobinson
Iender
Banking Committee
Agriculture Committee
Victim Identifies Attacker in Scottsboro Retrial
Mrs. Victoria Price, of Decatur, identifies Reynoll Patterson of Chattanooga as one of five black defendants scheduled for retrial in Morgan County Circuit Court after a venue change. Defense counsel Samuel Leibowitz cross examines, challenging details of the assault on the freight train near Scottsboro two years earlier.
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Decatur, Alm
Victoria Price
Reynoll Patterson
Chattanooga
Scottsboro
Ala
Patterson
Scotttskore
Morgan Circuit Court
Leibowitz
Counterfeit Trial Opens in Federal Court
Federal district court began with a new jury handling a counterfeiting case against Ross A. Nolan. The indictment tied to Llano county misstates origin, coins found in Bastrop county, while testimony recounts Nolan’s purchase of counterfeit 25-cent pieces from a Smithville youth. The judge reserved decisions on evidence objections.
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Federal District Court
Ross A. Nolan
E Nolan
Llano County
W. B. Colbert
Smithville
W. A. Brett
Nolan
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