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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
18
Dab ates from 29 counties attend a world wheat conference in Loydon with talks on an importers agreement. Delegates await US stance on surpluses and price support as discussions continue.
Amid global wheat pressures, prices stay low and harvests falter while Europe faces famine. US Canada Australia Argentina push for export cuts and storage incentives. Poland and others debate subsidies and duties to stabilize markets and prevent waste. target is higher prices and steady supply.
Fragmentary OCR reads about wax or wood models with wear and a display setting. Mentions bravty livnh and new display lines with keggani and LAL in. Readable details are minimal. no clear event or entities to identify.
Production figures for spinning operations show 603,970 total output, 20,068,159 weekly total, and an average per single shaft of 36,285,817. Comparisons to prior periods note July last year and June this year with varied totals and hour metrics totaling 0,127,079,275 spindle hours and an average 289 hours per spindle.
Mortgagees holding loans over 1 million dollars have agreed to accept government bonds in a plan to aid home ownership through the Home Owner Loan Corporation. Texas branches reported acceptance as sound investment, with officials noting the move covers agencies at San Antonio, Amarillo, and Houston.
A brief item notes Mr and Mrs Gluck of Blyen 19a are described as visiting the same location each year, with no missed trips to Boliare, Micl. The report hints at a routine pattern and consistency in their travel.
Local society column lists numerous events and social gatherings. Mentions include Miss Adele Mage and Miss Lucille Buchek, the Tailes' auxiliacy, Phi Zeta Chi society, and the Cotelites Berast club hosting dances, meetings, and fundraisers at various homes and venues around town. Also references a farewell party for two young women and multiple campus or club activities with dates and locations.
A fragment notes Mulford a regular fellow and first class Seamat in the U S Navy served aboard the destroyer Elis as naval escort to the ambassador jack I. The president’s vacation yacht Campobello truise is mentioned with remarks about his cheerful laugh and willingness to chat.
Unclear OCR text describes police actions at a jail and mentions officers forced to don attire. The readable fragment references police work, jail conditions, and unspecified individuals, with no clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
Dean of women at the state teachers college in Warrensburg announces approval for women students to remove hosiery during classes. The document lists several items and names connected to the policy and its enforcement, reflecting a period sense of fashion and campus norms.
Secretary Wallace outlines a government proposal to curb pork market excesses by a 2 percent tax on pork products starting October 1. The plan aims to stabilize prices, discourage sow sales, and boost farmers' returns by forcing price concessions while maintaining steady processing. Estimates place overall cost at about 55 million dollars leveraged through the tax.
A garbled baseball recap shows Runny Batted Vi and Clan Chapman, with mentions of Lyons making a double save and Sewell to Kross. Jeter and Anpling appear in fielding plays, while pennants and innings are referenced. unclear names and scorers remain. the passage reads like a jumbled box score from a New York game and a Chicago score cadence.
A 200-man posse arms up to hunt a gang of desperadoes across the Texas New Mexico border after a wave of ranch and store robberies. The group, recruiting deputies and former Rangers, heads toward Port Suter and Ramon New Mexico to confront gang hideouts and a rising toll of killings in the Lincoln County era style frontier war.
Fragments describe a camp near Thompson Falls with references to a 200 man group. Mentions music and social clubs such as minstrel, hiking, geological, glee, astronomy, and photography clubs. Details are garbled and names unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions merchants and names such as John Maulntyre and Verdi Pier Mine, with unclear events about custody or arrest. The readable pieces include mentions of baby care and a court context, but exact actions, dates, or places remain obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference stopping interest on demand deposits in Philadelphia and related banking provisions. Names and places are garbled but imply a legal or regulatory banking topic affecting accounts and rates.
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