Coffee Crops Burned in Arid Brazil Disrupts World Supply
An exclusive International News Service report from Denver outlines Brazil burning and burying large coffee crops to sustain prices. Since June, more than 9 billion pounds have been destroyed under a 40% levy, with growers forced to surrender portions of their harvest. Experts warn Brazil’s practices distort quality and distribution while delaying improvements.
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Barnos
Bryall
Blyce
G. Murray ‘Salaker
Danver Business
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Otter
United States
Als
Sanpaulo
Santos
Banas
Brinker
Galseby
Brazil
U. 8
Open Forum On Judicial System Critique From A Reader
A reader letter denounces lenient sentences and political influence in police and judiciary. It argues many murders go unpunished, suspended sentences and pardons help unemployment, and political ties affect court outcomes. The writer calls for tougher penalties and criticizes politicians and judges.
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Mimi
Toney Wii Bern Washeal Politheo
Tina Rolie
TIORD
Chinese Push to Market Chinese Goods in U S Amid Trade Plan
A Nanking report by Kish Katlane outlines a plan to push Chinese products in the United States. It proposes setting up exporters’ offices in Shanghai, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco to collect data and display prices, with a study of Chinese candidates for exhibitions. The plan aims to raise awareness of Chinese wares pending a commercial attache appointment in Washington.
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United States
Kish Katlane
New York
Stievfenny
Nanking Foreign Office
Yich
Grain Market Trends Report From San Antonin Area
Grain prices rose amid market activity with corn futures hitting new records. Wheat started higher and climbed, while hay prices in San Antonin showed values for cane hay and other feeds. corn and Milo prices varied by grade and location, reflecting regional demand.
Man Warned of Thugs Beaten in Seattle
In Seattle on December 1, Fen Hell and police laughed at a note Hall received about hirelings. Hall showed the note to police, then later two men entered his room and beat Jim Hall, leaving with his clothes after a confrontation at the police headquarters.
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Seattle
Wash
Fen Hell
Hall
Give
Jim
Wine Ration Law Grants Laborers Daily Portions
Munigih December 1 reports a new law setting wine rations for Pale Onate district laborers. From March 1 to October 1 laborers receive two sitees per day, while during harvest they get Eyre Heres and nearly 4 quarts per day. Rations halve in winter and workers pay 45 pferiiing per day.
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Munigih
USI
Onate
San Antonio Livestock Market Faces Light Friday Trade
Light activity marked Friday at the San Antonio market with very few buyers and scarce offerings. Cattle and feeder stock were limited, prices quoted only selectively, and only a modest turnout of stockers moved through Union stock yard. Goats and muttons showed steady demand, while overall volume remained low amid thin competition.
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San Antonio
Saal” Antonig Livestock Merkel
Labbe
Union
Mein St
Lasleers
Hari
Sue
Gasts
Hoowsits
Best Man Dies Bringing to An Ancient Wedding Custom
Dec 1-8 note reports the death of Aehely Benes, last of a line of famed best men who upheld old wedding rituals. He oversaw invitations, composed poems, and managed kitchens and bands. The guild dissolves as he retires, passing treasury box and records to a museum.
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Aehely Benes
Ali
Guild of
But Men
Wings test device to prevent ice on airplane wings
Paris reports tests of a device to stop ice buildup on aircraft wings during night flights. A rubber edge cover inflates from the pilot seat area to press against the wing edges, breaking ice as pressure increases.
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Paris
Soviet Plan for Dirigible Line Between Moscow and Sverdlovsk
A new Soviet dirigible line to link Moscow and Sverdlovsk in Central Asia will open early next year, covering 1009 miles. The airship, construction ongoing, carries 18,500 square meters of gas capacity, uses three 230 horsepower motors, and will operate on a flexible schedule with emergency landings only.
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Moscow
Rammerele Dirizinfe Lmnes
Sverdhovsls
Central Asia
Hue
Sverdlovsk
New York and Boston Market Notes and Wool Prices
Business indicators show New York freight car loadings electric power demand and steel ingot output shifting with seasonal variation. Boston market remains active with fine Ohio Delaine prices quoted and bulk wool sales reported for combing grades, with territory wools moving freely in scoured and greasy forms.
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New York
Brocdy
Bpston
Boston
Ohio
Eresgo
Berlin funds cycle roads for 15 million cyclists
Special roads for cyclists will be built in Germany. The Inspector General for Road Traffic has allocated about $25,000 for cycling routes. An estimated 15,000,000 cyclists are in Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Maturiels
Capitol Sculptures Spark Debate on Statues Hall Plan
Washington debate swirls around moving statues from the Capitol and creating a Hall of the States on Pennsylvania Avenue. Rep Sol Sloom backs a national exhibit complex linking states’ displays to federal commerce and foreign influence, while critics miss the Capitol’s classic integrity.
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George Rothwell Brown
Universal Servicr
Washington
U. GC
Statuary Hall
Jong
Cartidars
Tit Howse
Si U
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Money and Metal LONNON MUNE
Fragmented readable details indicate a London related money and metal topic with partial names and figures. The text references London, ToXpon, December and a monetary sum possibly 34 or 128s, but the record lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete summary.
Wall Street Briefs From New York December 1 Report
December stock market notes show turnover on the New York Stock Exchange reaching the 300 million share mark for the period covered, with total volume by early November 1929 exceeding three hundred million shares. The report references brisk trading in the spot market and lists notable activity in rails and utility issues with limited clarity due to OCR.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Paris Markets and Capitol Survey Highlight Late 19th Century Trade and Architecture
Paris markets show firmer closes amid mixed European trading, while Washington completes a historic survey of the Capitol dome. Paris reports foreign market activity and currency shifts as investors react to policy talk. In Washington, engineer Thomas Arnistrall finishes a decade long dome survey noting cast iron mass and structural changes since 1868.
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Thomas AW. Arnistrall
Washington
Market notes on Texas vegetables and holiday produce
A fragmented agricultural market report details Texas grown produce including spinach, cabbage, onions, cauliflower, cucumbers, lettuce, and sweet potatoes. It notes Thanksgiving demand, prices per crate or hamper, and arrivals of Texas goods in Cleveland and New York markets with varied car receipts and steady market sentiment.
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Luce
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Market Brisk Amid Mixed Produce Prices Saturday
Wholesale buyers faced a wide range of priced items as markets showed brisk trading. Prices spiked for several crops like asparagus and tomatoes, while others fell or stayed steady. notable quotes included celery at 3.22 per crate and peppers around 0.50 per pound, with numerous vegetables and fruits listed in bulk, reflecting a dynamic market day.
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Market calm returns amid trading lull after holiday
In New York the market eased back from holiday excitement with sluggish activity across stocks and motors. Traders anticipate President's forthcoming messages while National Cash Register shares rise on advisory service recommendations and Socony Vacuum faces a price dip as analysts hint at further cuts.
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Der
Slyec
Eleels
Motors
Ward
Tae
Feng
Prisoner flips for jail chaise in Boston court
In Boston on December 1 a judge sentenced Edward Dixon for narcotics violations and offered jail options at Charles Street or Deer Island. Dixon shrugged, flipped a coin, and chose the Deer Island facility amid witnesses.
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Boston
Siamontis
Edward Dixon
Charles Street
Deer Island
Dixon
Tipping Ban Reported in Nanking
Dec 1 dispatch notes attempts to abolish tipping in hotels and restaurants. The municipal bureau for social affairs issued an order prohibiting waiters and other staff from accepting tips from guests. The text mentions widespread concerns about tipping practices and potential impacts on service norms.
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Cutna Nanking
Pouticlpal Bureau “For Social Affairs
Eteemiployees
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