Wool Prices, Production Up in United States
The Agriculture Department estimates U S wool production this year at 346 194 000 pounds with average farmer prices from June 15 to July 15 at 22 4 cents per pound, up from 17 4 cents historically. Imports of combing and clothing wools rose as domestic prices firm, while the Credit Administration reports high grease prices in the south and Texas clips earning 31 to 22 cents per pound for best 12 months, and 75 cents for best 4 months cleaned wool in Texas. No disposal plan for the mohair clip is set. a market summary to end of season will be prepared.
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Race Car Victim in Critical Condition After Spectator Crash
In Dallas on Wednesday night a racing car wheel detached and struck a group of spectators injuring Madeline McMasters Miket. Her condition remained critical today. Also reported: Britain’s 1914 war pensions have cost nearly 5.5 billion dollars with ongoing weekly expenditures near five million. about 4000 pension patients are in hospitals.
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Jap Business Lags in Brazilian Trade Scene
Rio de Janeiro Aug. Despite a steady Japanese drive for trade in Brazil Nipponese exporters have failed to gain a large hold. Seaports from Japan in 1932 were about 350000 dollars, and for the first half of 1933 in proportion. The Japanese have tried to make headway in almost every branch of Brazilian imports. chief supplies now being porcelain and earthenware. Comfortable furniture at reasonable prices.
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Eagles Chief Blames Utilities for Pension Setbacks
Cleveland Aug 4 Frank E Berroin grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles charged that public utilities wield an invisible influence over the Ohio legislature during the convention of the Eagles. He said the lobby defeated old age pension bills though the order had pushed such laws in 26 states with eight more this year. The report also notes President Roosevelt’s depression ends and that BOT Grand Secretary Parry announced 10 new affiliations and a net loss of 35,616 members since June 1, 1932.
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Eightyyearold farmer weds 22yearold bride in Charlotte
Austin Mitchell, an Alamance County farmer aged eighty and twice widowed, marries Lote McBride, twenty two. He explains he toils at corn and wheat then cooks at home and grows lonely, noting the difference a wife makes.
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Novel Selection in Beauty Contest at Ashington Carnival
Organizers in Ashington Northumberland plan a new method to select a beauty queen. Six women will walk the streets singly to spot attractive girls and invite them to appear before a committee. The item mentions money lending ads in the Local Classifieds.
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San Antonio newspaper ad promotes Jost articles broadcast
A promotional note claims The Light has the largest daily and Sunday circulation in San Antonio and that all types of Jost articles are aired on KABC at 11:30 each morning at no extra cost.
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Weather summary with temperatures and coastal flying notes
The report outlines temperatures and precipitation totals for the period ending Friday, noting deficits for the month and year to date. It also provides flying weather guidance from San Antonio to several destinations with conditions ranging from partly cloudy to overcast, along with wind directions and ceiling limits for safe operations.
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Federal economy cuts fifteen cents in chaplain pay
In Newington Connecticut a veteran chaplain salary was cut from 85 cents a year after an initial 1 dollar wage and then eliminated entirely. Reverend Raymond Cunningham, one of the chaplains, says he will continue to serve despite the pay cuts, noting pay never provided much inducement.
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Lea County Board Meets Under Cloud of Death Case
Lea County jail hosted a county board of commission meeting delayed for a month as chairman J A Simpson remained held without bail in connection with the death of Oscar Adams of Tatum New Mexico. Deputy sheriff WN M catlieman attended the session amid the elevated tension.
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Pirates seize Chinese steamer off Swatow coast
Pirates disguised as passengers boarded the steamer Yuishun near Swatow, overpowered the crew, steered to Bias Bay, looted cargo and passengers, and took three aboard at the pirates stronghold south of Swatow. Government conferences in Nanking seek to curb coastal pirate raids. Buyers with cash urged to respond via a classified ad.
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Texas Bulls Chase Red-Coated World Fair Police
At the World Fair in Chicago, Corporal Edwin Mlavin reported being followed by two exhibition bulls named Teray Longtern and Aberdeen Angus. He fled across an iron barrier to safety as the bulls, bright in color, were herded back to their enclosure by their trainer.
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Lisbon Squatter Section Rebuilt
Lisbon. Aug 5. The Liberty Town section inside the city will be modernized by the Lisbon city council to employ the unemployed. The area, where rents, taxes and police are absent, houses people in hillside caves with a door, many content with packing costs, and authorities will not demolish the quarter.
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Science Advisory Board Created by Roosevelt in DC
A science advisory board to operate with the National Research Council was established today by President Roosevelt in Washington DC. The board, comprising noted scientists, will study problems across government departments to improve coordination and will be under the National Academy of Science. It will function for ten years.
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FORSER TAKEN BACK TO PEarl FORGER TAKEN BACK TO PRISON
In Little Rock Ark on Aug 4 Warder A O Stedman returned 83 year old forger Hirsch to the Arkansas penitentiary to explain his philanthropic pretenses. The prisoner allegedly forged checks and used prison vouchers to buy 100 turkeys and ship gra to inmates then sent candy from Tempe Arizona to fellow prisoners. Stedman previously arrested Hirsch in Los Angeles days earlier for passing forged checks.
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