Europe Peace In Shaky Times Reach For Halted Talks
A reflective piece marks 22 years since the World War’s onset and traces the fragility of European peace. It recalls Germany’s 1938 moves, Versailles terms eroding, and the shifting balance as nationspace in uneasy anticipation of future confrontations. The article notes Italy and Ethiopia, Austria’s status, and the lingering echoes of prewar diplomacy and German expansion.
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Europe
Géritandions
Paris
Great Britain
Berlin
Washington
United States
Wilton
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Tuximboure
Tossy
Marci
Germany
Bos
Versailles
Italy
Wader Mussolini
Lurney
Africa
Thaly
Strhia
Aurom
Obituary Notice for Leda Kearns Mir
Leda Kearns Mir of 37 East Magnolia street native of Pawhuska Ohio and longtime resident of San Antonio for 12 years. Funeral at noon Tuesday to Pawhuska Oklahoma. Survivors include Ennis Mae Kearny and Billie Rearice, sisters Mrs J. Wright Oklahoma City and Mrs A Bryant Dallas, and Mrs Da Eeshs of Parburks. Burial at Ban Yemandg CayyeteryNu with services at St Cetslige Catholic church Fatvic GP.
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Mir
Leda Kearns
Magnolia Street
Pawhuska
Ohio
Ieeidelit
San Antonio
Buuly
Bawhusks
Ose
Dougives
Ennis Mae Kearny Eid Ajitya Lee
Kearney
Ald Son
Billie Rearice
J. 2
Wright
Oklahoma City
A. Bryant
Deilas
Ire ' Saom
Ten
Okie
da Eeshs
Parburks
Fan Antonio
Olivia Ann Auslin
Virexel Avyrmie Nasive
MiAsaurlervines
Fiele Chapel
Pervices
St Cetslige Catholic Church
Fatvic GP
Mele Au Tyny Brottier
Leo Gryfey
Deinfran
Mary
Angis Grojean
G. Grojean
Plains
Mrs Grojcsn
Ban Yemandg
Unclear OCR item on sugar coffee market and grain bids
Fragmentary text shows references to New York sugar and coffee, grain prices and orders. Mentions Cuban imports and a fiber cut off from March, unclear dates and details.
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New York
Sesmon
Grain Market Signals Mixed Prices Tumble Amid Deterioration
Grain market report shows heavy selling across Chicago and San Antonio markets with declines in corn and wheat amid deteriorating weather from Mississippi readings. Prices closed slightly lower with notable losses in corn and mixed futures for September and December contracts. New Orleans and Liverpool futures offered varied prices with limited demand and reduced quotes.
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Chicago
Ane
Heacy
Mississippi
Corm
Liverpool
Maren
Wool Market Report and Prices from Local Fair
A garbled market note describes wool prices and lots at a local fair. It mentions bids in cents per pound and references various sellers and locations, with unclear names and figures. The report conveys price ranges, terms and stock movement despite damaged text.
Dean Scouts Plan for League Body London Aut
Dean Inge told the Center American chamber at commerce that two schools on a lane cause trouble and pride prevents siding with the Mud. A Merseilles report notes overturned trolley cars protested fare hikes.
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London
Tate Roedray
St Pauls
de. Inge
Cenderk
Commerce
Tweed Coats Take On Flare in New York Fashion Show
Aug 4 report describes Tweed coats and jackets with bell sleeves and short skirts, highlighting hip silhouettes and Cuban collars. Fashion notes mention peaked felt hats, red waist seams, and new fabrics paired with dresses and tunics. Enloe wins cycling race in Dallas as veterans compete against Les Myers and Eldan Beer. Curtis Duty places third.
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New York
Usi
Tweed
Watling
Dallas
Bow Bala
Dallas Eteran
Les Myers
Wichita Palls
Ayers
Eldan
Beer of Amarillo
Curtis Duty
Dalles
Precautionary Washington Flight Glances Dome
An Aug report details a near miss by a tester from the bureau of something, piloting a trainer plane inside a 20 foot square base. The craft rose and twisted toward the dome, knocking a chunk from the Washington Monument. Colonel Cone exclaimed and demonstrated the device’s controls as the plane simulated a high altitude ascent without leaving the base.
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Eddy Gilnmore
Washington
Japiter Dome
Terri Firma
Bureau of Ais Commerce
Wl+ rea
Pilisburgh
Priteburgt
O. K
S Vorce
Cong
Capitol Dome
Foy
Money and Metals and Foreign Exchange Updates
Currency markets show the dollar steady and metals mostly unchanged. London Bank of England rates hold at 3 percent and sterling about 19.3 cents, while New York sees silver steady and base metals quoted with futures and spot bids. Foreign exchange rates display small variances with Britain and France showing varied demand and cables.
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London Money London
Bank of England Today
Boweat
Iss
Ehore
Ranithy
Foreign Pachance
New York
Fortien Exchange Steaty
Great Britain
Tellus
France
Woreay
Denmark
Finland
Selterland
Spain
Greece
Crenhnclonkias
Menirent
York
Sunt
Money market notes show dollar and pound shifts in Paris
The report outlines changes in currency rates with the US dollar near one pound and the French franc fluctuating around the 0.78 mark. It notes Paris exchange activity, overnight comparisons to New York, and mentions various currencies reacting to market conditions.
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United States
New York
San Antonio Livestock Receipts and Prices Mixed
The San Antonio market reports receipts around 400 head of calves and steers with prices mostly steady to weak. Brahma and light calves show weakness while good, medium, and heavy calves hold around recent levels. hogs steady to higher with buyers active, and cattle markets across St. Louis, Fort Worth, and Kansas City show mixed tone and steady to lower tendencies overall.
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San Antonio
Tyany
San Anton
Wesk Wit Stonday
Leomnten
Mediuen Kitda
Aleady
Mandey
Packera
Ani Bere
Fort Worth
USDA
Hess
Syegratia
Zedwelhtis SaaNirs
ST_EOUIS
Jnwer
Elaughler
Willie
Levretocic
Chicago
Dirit
Yang
Mublly
Wilk
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Apusral
Vumcen
Sowa
Mont Wida
Meni Vale
Harihey
Reserve officers take charge in Fort Sam Houston drills
Officers of the Three Hundred Twelfth Medical regiment under Col. John A. Sanford of New Orleans assume command of the Second Medical regiment at Fort Sam Houston. Nineteen reserve officers form the Fourth Corps unit with Lt. Col. H. Fenno as executive, Maj. G. Anderson as training chief, and First Lieut. C. P. Mae Igee as mutuant. Regular officers are replaced during a two week active period. Separately, Ohio officials face scrutiny over aiding escaped prisoner Caren B. Chilton as Muskogee judge challenges requisitions. Chilton, who fled 24 years ago after a bank burglary, is returned to the state reformatory. Governor Davey signals a demand for a strong case before extradition papers are issued.
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Three Hundred Twelfth Medical Regiment
Alr
John A. Sanford
New Orleans
Fort Sam Houston
Raline Platea Teserve
Rgiment
HT. Fenno
GC. Andérson
Jofficer
Mae Igee
Latford
Boxe Hospital
Limoses
France
Central Medical Laboratory
Dijon
Justice Hospital Group
Toul
Cleveland
I—Ke
Ohio
Caren B. Chilton
Oklahome
A. Frey
Oklahoma
Raves L. Williams
Muskogee
Oklo
W. Mattend
Chilton
State Reformatory
Ailton
Idashigat
Cotton crop forecast at 12 million bales in 1935
Washington reports a projected cotton crop near 12 million bales, with Texas Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana showing promise despite drought damage in Georgia and the Carolinas. The forecast, awaited by farmers brokers and exporters, could mark the first appraisal under the conservation program and reflect higher prices boosting grower returns.
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Washington
Department of Agriculluire
Georgia
Carolinas
Texas
Mississippi
Arkanas
Louisiana
Isl
South
Mother Reports Missing 14 Year Old Son in Ohio
A.A. Swadgrass of 726 Denver Boulevard reported Tuesday that her son Jimmie, 14, left home Wednesday afternoon and may have gone to Groveland Ohio to join his child Tommy Drake, son of Captain Drake, who is in the Elbert infantry at the Great Lakes exposition.
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A. C. Swadgrass
Denver
Boulevard
Brad
Jimmie
Groveland
Ohio
Tommy Drake
Thomas B. Drake
Elrrerith Infantry
San Antonia
Mra Goodgrass
Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts Across Markets
AP dispatch from Chicago reports USDA poultry receipts and prices, detailing carloads of fowls, hens, turkeys and leghorns, with notes on shipments, crates, and processing duties. New York provisions figures follow, showing market activity, creamery products, and assorted dairy pricing with regional references.
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Cincaga Poultry
Chicago
Springs
Eliza
Seattle Signs Pitcher Ween for Tryout with Tadlans
In Great Falls Montana Willie Ween a leading right hand pitcher with the Great Falls state Vogue baseball team has been signed for a tryout with the Sentie Tadlans in the Pacific Coast league for the spring of 1937.
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Seattle
Great Falls
Mont
Atte
Willie Ween
Tadlans
Texans Fight Freight Hike in West Texas Ranch Meetings
West Texas ranchers gathered in Midland and San Angelo to discuss a proposed freight rate hike and a potential dovestock program. Leaders including Roger Gillis and Sol Mayer attended and criticized federal control, urging local management of stock and grazing. Wool and mohair sales reported weak demand, while overall market activity showed notable shipments and prices across Texas and New Mexico.
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San Angelo
Gulf Ports
New England
Etil
Roger Gillis
del Rio
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers, Association
Avid Sol Mayer
Finateler
Tanchmin
National Wool Marketing Corporan
Texas
Washington
West Texas Bravers
Midland
Cobh
AAA
Ralph Harris
Tid Tanchman
Regional
Agricultur Credit Corporation
Jenning
Thalt Horrowers
Abiall
Seimver
Colas Weel Company
Springer
Fim
Butdosa
Holywell, Jones and Danald Bel
Grant
Henry Saginot
Shelden and Company
Partos
Boswell Warehances
Welk 2G
Thompeou Cp al Vanghu
Wall Street mixed as traders weigh earnings and tax impact
New York Aug 4 AP traders studied stock prospects amid mixed results and tax concerns. General Motors rose about two points after a dividend tweak while Standard Oil of California faced pressure to show gains. Cotton and wheat fell, signaling uneven agricultural and industrial outlooks as hopes for revival in durable goods persisted.
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Heilehkm Siest
Stonte Einery Wart
Boote Fe
Souther Pacific
Love's
Douwchaz Alreram
Ina
General Motors
Wall Street
Thevay
Standard Oil
Caliornia
Driarel
Wille
Pei Vale Funds
Mee
Sears
Wilfch Analistr
Hmae Lack
Smfine
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