Cotton supply in United States for 1932-41 reported
Washington Aug 15 The censor warran reports U S cotton supply for the season 1932-41 at 22,002,000 bales with a July carryover of 11,701,133 bales, compared with 21,170,000 bales last season and an 8,682,316 bale overhang. Distribution shows deficits and exports, with stocks in consuming establishments and public storage, and notes minor adjustments due to sampling and weather.
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United States
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Grain Market Sways as Chicago Prices Rise Briefly
In Chicago on August 15 traders watched the grain market waver under emergency rules. Wheat futures showed a brief gain before retreating, with Chicago futures and Canadian authorities monitoring price limits. Analysts noted potential advantages for buyers if higher minimums persisted, while Winnipeg and Chicago traders reacted to the day’s volatile quotations.
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Furtia
Abe
Fanhbhea Fisk
Villarantine Mntravision
Dasa Agen
San Antonio Market Calves and Cattle Prices Report
Livestock market news covers Texas calf bids and steer prices with varied activity across divisions. Quotes show calves around 3.00 to 4.07 per unit with demand mixed. fat cattle and yearling sections range up to about 5.00 to 5.55. notes include several buyers and shipments, with specific consignments and weights listed from multiple buyers in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
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Leevtck Suirkes
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Hart Rangers
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Luglis
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W. Kellman
Ben Jeskinin
Fails City
Ealves
Geeloville
A. J. Rolryach
Cuke Hove
Ben Kellman
Luce
Effect of Dollar Change Varied Across Markets
This article discusses how fluctuations in the dollar affect different sectors, noting that overall price levels have risen while buying power declines. It contrasts effects on consumers, producers, landlords, and commodity sellers, and references indices from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and daily commodity measures.
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United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bepnostat Daily
Oil Baron to Try Matrimony Again
Oil baron Henry Havidleston Rowers seeks a renewed marriage venture after a prior union ended with the dresser’s former wife. The article notes social sections and proposed arrangements, with scattered names and dates garbled in OCR.
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Siuntiona
Dressers
Okiay Tay
Jury probes 1 Linghines in Tuscaloosa lynching case
Tuscaloosa county grand jury meets in special session to investigate a lynching and related shootings after a group of deputies detained two teen suspects and one wounded black man near the courthouse. National guardsmen patrol behind barbed wire as Attorney General Knight attends.
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Ala
Tuscaloosa County
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Sholder
Rand Jury
Clark
Tom Pippen
A. T. Harden
Birmingham
Ater
Gaiuiay
Bippen
Marden
Three Youths Sentenced to 100 Years in Prison
In Chicago on August 13, a judge sentenced three youths Matthes Nasaly Jaspar Borowy and Charles Kallas ages 78 17 to 100 years each after a trial amid questions of parole and protection for their earthly existence. The defense argued mercy while noting their ages and past acts.
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Bernard F. Garni
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Npite
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Gia Sosely
Matthes Nasaly
Jasppr Borowy
Charles Kallas
Mildred
Aid
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Turbulent Cotton Market and Fort Worth Livestock roundup
The report details volatile cotton futures with October and December figures fluctuating amid market adjustments. It also covers Fort Worth livestock trading where cattle and hogs showed mixed moves, with buyers and sellers adjusting bids and weights as the market opened and progressed.
Armored Shark Puzzles Coast WORT ISABEL Ali 1.Fisher
Armored shark puzzle blocks coast as Isabel Ali and Fisher confront a mysterious marine threat. The text blends garbled phrases with scattered names and places, suggesting a fragmented report or transcription error. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the legible fragments.
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Fisher- Toon Sill
Eintaiity
Pomera Wien
Probation Officer Handles 709 Cases
A probation department report lists 709 cases managed by officers during a covered period. Details in the text are garbled with many unreadable fragments but indicate ongoing caseloads and responsibilities handled by the probation staff.
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Pebricey
Market and metal quotes slide amid mixed London and New York data
Commodity and currency notes show copper, silver, and lead prices declining in London after August reports. Copper futures ease as electrolytic silver futures and bar prices drift, while London metals trade signals mixed demand. Foreign exchange in New York lists British pounds and Belgian franc values, with various European currencies quoted against the dollar.
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Luly
Ogmansy
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Portugal
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Gierce
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Wiest
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Leg Breaks After Car Strikes Austin Woman
Mrs Beulah Yinath 66 of Austin road was taken to Hul ert B Green hospital Tuesday with a broken leg after she was knocked down by a car. The accident occurred on the street and details remain unclear.
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Hulert B. Green Hospital
Tuesdas
Stock Markets Slip as Dollar Strength Grows
The market shows muted activity with many shares and commodities weakening while the dollar strengthens on international currency expectations. Analysts cite inflation fears, seasonal dollar demand, and import barriers as factors dampening stock revival despite some ongoing material stockpiling and cautious trading by commission houses.
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Wall Street
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Tha Vecnrere
Banka
Jindink
Typhoid Victims Improve At Texas Army Hospital
Brig. Gen. C. R Howland reports two hospitalized Army members with typhoid fever showing general improvement at Bullis Army base hospital. Raymond A. Duliy of San Antonio, seriously ill on arrival, is improving. Officials moved an entire Army company from Hamilton area for observation amid the outbreak.
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San Antonio
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Icee
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Karnes County Tax Rate Hiked Eight Cents
Karnes City August 1 The state tax rate for Karnes County rises to 77 cents per 100 dollars valuation an increase over last year. The change was announced today by local tax officials confirming the new levy.
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Col Brooke Given Parting Present at York Hospital
Colonel Roger Brooke, commander of the BMAE hospital at York Barn, Houston, will depart for Washington D C this week to become assistant surgeon general. He received a picture of Washington from unofficial era representatives of post service men. Presentation made by Dr John L Gill and others.
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Institute Plans Halted in Texas Over Teacher Pay Rule
Texas institutes face cancellation as a bill to bar salary payments to teachers during institute week stalls in Austin. J Gocbett confirms no cancellation of Southwest Texas Teachers Institute, which has met in San Antonio for 17 years with about 2800 attendees. CG Arnold notes speakers arranged but cancellations ordered. Saturday institutes and pay remain unsettled amid committee discussions and county notices.
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San Antonio Independent
Medina County
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New Braunfels
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J. B. Swit
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Board Amends Teacher Rule For Reinstatement
The San Antonio board of education approved changes to reinstate teachers who left the system for various reasons including marriage or sickness. The rule allows the superintendent to recommend reentry for those out of the system more than three years and aims to accommodate formerly married or widowed teachers without forcing them to return immediately.
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Juror sentence for pistol carry linked to Espinass case
John R R Naugle received a 30 day jail term after being charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol at Randolphfield headquarters. Judge Charles J. Matthews presided in County Court No 2 amid prior no-bill findings by three grand juries connected to the Espinass shooting involving a former police officer.
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Collector Plays Cupid in Texas Wedding Ceremony
A wedding ceremony took place at the home of the Rev. Ty Beasley with attendees including Mira Katherine Wilson, the bride, and her mother Mrs. Wilson. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Sexton were present, along with other local figures in a modest, community gathering.
Local Market Offers Wide Variety From Colorado and California
Readable listings show Colorado red cabbage at six cents a pound and seedless Californian grapes at a dollar a pound. Arizona cantaloupes, Texas onions, Florida citrus, and numerous vegetables fill the scene with wholesale and retail quotes. Fresh shipments include Canteloupes at $1.25 per panel and Peaches at $2.25 per bushel, with prices across meats, dairy, and produce reflecting a bustling regional market.
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