Bakers bitter code debate shapes national convention
About 200 delegates attend the opening session of the national bakery association convention. President Julius Golman of Dallas criticizes reliance on the bread code while urging actions to curb surplus production and rising costs. John Boriting of Chicago and Secretary A Goodman of Philadelphia address delegates as discussions focus on the bakery code, wage scales, and market demand.
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Julius Golman
Dallas
The
Texas
Golman
Plaza
Jetel
Bone Economics
Washigton
Missy
John Boriting
CG. E. Quin
Pail Steffler
A. Goodman
Philles
Trim Smith
Chicago
Bakary Essation
Smith
Otto Richter
Roy Brandon
Wellman
TheaMied
Vendeville
Sale of sail at stolid site and permit dispute
A garbled report describes a sale process and a permit issue involving a Texas based firm. Witnesses mention salvaged material from Meraitroat yards and a hearing set for Monday at 9. The fragment references a tax or commission investigation and possible fire damage claims amid a broader dispute over licensure and transport.
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Josad BL
Clearity Company
Texas
Ulso
Federal Aitrick
Rod
Meraitroat Yards
Comal Group to Attend Meeting
A local notice notes Comal Group will attend an upcoming meeting. The brief cites officials Sherrie Milner and other unnamed figures. It references pricing for meat products, with Groton Delta calling for 49 cents per pound and 23 cents for kid.
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Comal
Siam Comet
Sean
Calais
Ruben Menting
Angela App Oy
Sherrie Milner
Msel
Tate Nor Fem Feller
Grotn
Kid
Industrial Production Trends Highlight Shifts in 1931 33
Industrial output signals show peaks in July 1931 and December, with May and September highs last year. The Bratistins' index indicates ongoing movement, as 1932 and 1933 trends point to higher February readings and a softer March.
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Duntary Ous
Maren
Guilty Plea in Bremer Kidnapping Case in St Paul
In St Paul on April 18 Byron Bolton of Chicago pleaded guilty to one of the conspiracies in the Bremer kidnapping case. The indictment named Barker of the Barker Karpis gang, Harold Alderton and Elmer Farmer among those involved. A $200,000 ransom was paid and 22 others were indicted but at large, including Alvin Karpis, US Public Enemy No. 1.
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St, Paul
Byron Bolton
Chicago
Edward G. Bremer
St. Pax Danker
Todey
Teisl
Dalton
Seiz—Img Bremer
St. Paul
Arthur
Dec") Barker
Barker-Ka
Pip J. Delaney
Dames J Wnson
Jon J. McLaughlin
Lil
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Tarker
Grain Market Sparks Sharp Wheat Slump in Chicago
In Chicago on April 15, futures for wheat fell sharply opening below 2 dollars per bushel while Liverness and corn mixed with small gains and losses. Analysts note tentative demand concerns and anticipate further fluctuations amid reports from Washington and Winnipeg about agricultural policy and Argentine imports impacting prices. The market remained tense as traders weighed domestic acreage and export prospects against global supply shifts.
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Sanwen Power Bo
Actne
Cocspitoller McCarl
Washington
Ilter Nalst
Winnipeg
Pradartian
Tere Annan Pushere
Area 10 to add camps for civilian conservation corps
The Civilian Conservation Corps in the Highth Corps area plans to grow from 33 000 to 60 000 members, enabling about 90 new camps. One camp will be at Fort Sam Houston and another at Leon Springs for improvement work on the govern ments. Texas expects an additional district headquarters as the increase unfolds.
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Conservation Corps
Highth Corps
Corps
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
Ohs
Leon Springs
Texas
Cotton Market In New Orleans Opens With Small Gains
In New Orleans on April 15 the cotton market began steady with buyers showing some interest. Prices moved within two points of the previous close as traders noted early activity and cautious sentiment.
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New Orleans
Carey Trading
Mey
Wlsie
Egins
Dricker
Washington
York Stock Market Opens Mixed With Early Gains
The York markets started April 16 on a mixed note with initial gains in many indices but broad profit taking followed. Traders shifted to caution as late-session activity showed uneven results across key stocks and sectors.
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Dans
York
Prio Fagins
Kant
Stow Pappeky
Magen
K Sole
Fragmented OCR Note on Translations and Timings
The readable fragments discuss currency quotations, a Pomethes Welige reference, and a French tram cloning timing around 090 with comparisons to Pew PA. It mentions a question area, a state reference, and unclear names like Wilke and Ske Zu1e.
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Geaibete
Fabian
Wilke Queadtion
Free light foods show at St Anthony Hotel ballroom
A large crowd is expected at the St Anthony Hotel ballroom Thursday at 2 p.m. for a free light foods show featuring Waldred Hitchen. Mrs W He Shelton demonstrates kitchen tasks with Springtime salads and party refreshments while Billy Jack Elliott performs piano selections. Hostesses from Harlandale Maroon Paper wear official uniforms. attendees may sample recipes and see displays from brands like Quaker Mills, Folgers, and Kellogg's Rice Krispies.
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St Anthony Hotel
Waldred Hitchen
W. He Shelton
Fom
Stowers
Sprinathne
Billy Jack Elliott
Eliot
Pood Lhow
Harlandale
Bebe
Quaker Mills
Chipco
Folgers
Guicken of the Sea
Dairyland
Kellogg's
Richter's Bread
Walkers- Austex
Pleiseh Mann
Wool stock report shows drop in raw wool on hand
Washington April 35 AP The quarterly wool report from the Department of Commerce shows raw wool on hand at 154,495,000 pounds, down from 204,000 pounds last December, a drop over 20 percent. Dealers held 33,237,000 pounds and manufacturers held more. Total stock on hand reported 415,197,000 pounds versus December. Figures on grease basis unclear. other stock totals reflect domestic and foreign wool, carding and combing, and mils.
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Washington, D. C
APJ
Department At Commerce
Domesic
Dollar Climb Aids China Milieu As Gold Value Rises
The report notes the dollar, seen as a reflection of rising public confidence, reached a high near 40 cents in gold. China’s silver currency and international exchange are discussed as bankers assist the government in funding military efforts.
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China
Tangital
International Exchange
Wall Street Briefs From New York Financial Roundup
A scrambled Wall Street note reports February and March figures, comparing January and yearly totals. It cites index movements, bond payouts, and sector allocations with occasional firm names and percentages, reflecting a broad market snapshot rather than a single event.
Poles Stone Houses in Anti Nazi Riot
Reports from BERIAN April 14 say Polish demonstrators near Weihetowe attacked German houses during protests. Police stopped the riot with no immediate injuries reported and damages estimated around $3000. Authorities pursued suspects as chaos filled the area.
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Berian
Fromm Gi
Poland
Toxtay
Weihetowe
City
Wis
Luling Wins One-Act Play Contest Friday Night
Luling high school took first place in a one-act play tournament held this week, with Yoakum High School earning top honors and Luling placing second last year. The event featured performances from area schools including the Toy Draft presented by Luling.
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Luling
Wrimar
Tuling Fy School
Yoakum High School
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
San Antonio market shows mixed calf, hog, sheep, and cattle prices. Calves upper grades sold around 5 9 per 20 pounds with top butcher cows near 3 0. Hogs and lambs varied with light receipts and prices ranging broadly. cattle receipts about 658 head on feed and 1883 head calves, with general market softness in some classes. Other major markets Chicago Kansas City and East St. Louis report similar activity and softer tone on calves and hogs.
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San Antonio
Leuk Jae
Hetter
Xothmann
Hetter Childs
Chica Livestock
Chicago
Westourds
Ois
Howe
Ealyny
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gattle
Yun
Burton
Wethers
Tavis Livestock
East ST. Louis
Eiking & Fex Chaice Nati
Range Team Wins National Agricultural Judging Meet
Range High School vocational agriculture students coached by B C Willis won the seventh annual national agricultural judging contest at the Texas College of Arts and Industry Kingsville. FR J Cook headed the agriculture department as sponsor. Winners received silver loving cups and banners. Range was honored with a large silver cup and multiple plaques for top placement.
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Kingsville
Range High Schoo
B.C. Willis
Texas Gallegy of Arts and Indust
Winder
FR. J. Cook
Agricuture
Range
Cu Shsanga Ry MM
Kieberg
Algssian
Stunio Ransacked at The Mission Studio Plaza
Over the weekend the Mission Studio at 119 1-2 a la mp plaza was ransacked by thieves who stole $5. Station operators checked stock and listed damaged merchandise. Nearby, a bakery in Ban Antonio serves a town of about 7000, with classification 42 light classifieds.
Wall Hanging Weaves Old Mill Charm Into Needlework
Pattern 965 offers a wool or silk wall hanging of a beloved old mill scene. The project guides beginners with simple stitches, requires no framing, and includes transfer pattern, color chart, and lining needs. Send 10 cents for the pattern to San Antonio Light Needlecraft Dept.
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Coli
San Antonio Light
Needlecraft Dept
Wall Street optimism offsets cautious trading in early week
Spectator notes New York markets inch higher as speculation grows on pensions decisions and big caps. Industrial averages wobble near resistance, rails and utilities lag, while investors eye silver stocks and potential rallies as U S and global factors weigh on sentiment.
York Poultry and Produce Market Notes Amid Mixed Prices
Fragmented OCR from April market pages lists Poultry and Produce in Liverpool and York markets. References to live poultry, bales, prices in pence, dairy products, eggs, and butter appear with scattered figures and local traders. The text is garbled with several misread names and numbers, but indicates multiple market items and prices reported for April.
Markets Report with Mixed Prices on Fresh Produce
Markets show mixed movement as the season arrives with East Antonie wholesale fruit and veg prices. Winesap apples rise modestly while berries and citrus fluctuate. lettuce and okra vary by crate or bushel, and onions, peppers, and potatoes post varied quotes across multiple vendors and crates.
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Antonie
Rising silver price tied to government purchases and policy
An analysis from New York on April 10 argues the silver rally stems from large domestic and foreign buying under a 1934 law. It claims the treasury aims to expand monetary base, inflate the dollar, and depress purchasing power by purchasing vast silver reserves and issuing silver certificates.
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Lewis Raney Frefessor
Beauchy West
O ‘York
New York
Myisie
Elin
La Feria Wins Valley Meet Interscholastic League
High school teams from Canjerous county meet at Brownsville for the annual Interscholastic League championships. La Feria tops Class A with 52 points, San Benito second with 30, and other scores listed for Bronze, McAllen, Weslinn, and more. Edcoud-Fsa of Hidalgo wins top honor in Class B with 2 points. Port Thakel and Los Fresno also score.
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la Feria
Phare
Ta Fein High School
Canjerous Coue Ty
Interscholistin Teague Alstrict Fio
Brownsville
J. Lee Stimbaviah
Phart
San Benito
Clese Competitons
McAllen
Weslinn
Raymond Reille
Donny
Bytard
Priest-San Juan-Alaino
Merecedes
San Ceriila
Miston
Rio Honda
Harlingen
Edcoud-Fsa
Hidalgo County
Port Thakel
Los Fresno
Yin Rital
Wilamer
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