Survey of 3A to supply underway
C B Chith, president of the San Antonio Public Service company, said Tuesday a survey of United Gas Public Service properties is being conducted by the state railroad commission. He noted the company pays 85 cents per 1000 cubic feet for natural gas at the city gate and mentioned audits by commission workers in Houston and Webb County sub stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gas Public Service Company
San Antonio Public Service Company
State Railroad Commission
Chith
Sald
Focal
Roy
Steks
Oo Commission
Chubb
Railroad Commission
United Ges Pratle Service Company
Brunt
Webb Ols
Purdue Pi Wins Pre Purdue Pi Wins Pre
Purdue University at Lafayette wins the grand champion hog title at the thirty sixth international livestock exposition. The winner, "Purdue Model Fifth," weighed 58 pounds and was raised by L. J. Knight of Sanson New Mexico. The reserve champion went to a Hampshire entered by Pennsylvania State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Der
Purdue
Hayami
Tailo
L. J. Knight
Sanson
N. M
A. B. Cates
Richland
Texas
Milo Pidging
Fau Sahnot
Haskell
Cocond
M. PB
Yanner
Post
R. D. Merenant
Heiress Quits Convent in New York Revelation
A 17 year old New York heiress, withdrawn two years after secretly entering the Mary convent in St. Hyacinth Quebec, is reported back in New York. Her grandmother Mrs Hattie Weldon says the girl is resting in New York before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dev
Rewalle B. Gurr
Presentation of Mary
St. Hystinthe
Que
Voilese
Erandmother
Hattie A. Weldon
Fisherman’s Stolen Auto Recovered by Deputies
Fisherman Ladon identifies a stolen auto taken Tuesday by a thief using a fish hook. Deputies Hauck and Coy recovered three cars, arresting three youths after a pursuit. one car belonged to a federal agent, another unnamed, the third unrevealed. They expect to recover two more vehicles and seek two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luton
Cleve
W. B. Hauck
Andres Coy
Ladon
Sad
Wnet Ges Bedieved
Ea] Smith
Narcotis Agen
Hauck and Coy
Shrine drive launched for Our Lady of Lourdes shrine
Mrs P Te McGloin sponsors a Hope chest fund drive to raise money for a copy of the Our Lady of Lourdes shrine on the De Marenold scholasticnte grounds. Reverend Father Fan A Lewis handles ticket sales at 1202 South Zarramora Street. The drive must close February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Te McGioin
de Marenold Scholasticnte
Fanl A. Lewis
Zarramora Street
The Nation's Debt Trends Through 1945 and Beyond
The article analyzes the United States national debt as of September 10, 1935, noting 328.42 billion dollars and the policy of paying debts over time. It explains debt classifications short term bills, notes up to five years, and longer term bonds, with a projection of maturities through 1940 and beyond, including 14.5 billion in miscellaneous issues and plans to convert short term notes to bonds amid low money rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondlér
Eater
United States
Manda
International Nickel Company
Brent Tlemer
Grain Market Shifts as European Tensions Hit Chicago Wheat
The Liverpool market’s reaction to European political developments drags Chicago wheat futures lower, while Canadian exports lag. May and July positions drift near unchanged to lower, with pressure from overseas demand scarce and Argentine and Australian factors weighing on prices. hay and oats show modest activity at San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eu-ropesa
Buenos Aires
Canada
New Orleans Cotton Market Reacts to AAA Crop Plan
The New Orleans exchange showed a sharp opening gain as the new AAA crop program began, with most months advancing 16 to 24 points. Prices climbed after opening bids, with December up to 12.04 cents and March near 12.78 cents, reflecting expectations of 11 to 12.6 million bales and acreage cuts to about 31 million acres amid a large carryover and debate over the program’s efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
Poston
C. Ritter Cabtes
Liverpool
AAA
Come
Cotton market report from Liverpool cot ton, Heigl
Liverpool cotton market note from Liverpool cot ton Heigl dated December 3 reports spot activity quiet with prices in the 6.00 to 6.90 range for American origins and futures closing steady with December through July forward prices shown, including December at 6.90 January 6.45 March 6.27 July 6.02 and related figures.
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Liverpool
HEIGL
Prlewk
Rainis Rignerr
Amerk Stiet Oy
Low
Wall Street Briefs Stay Busy Amid November Financials
Standard statistics show a surge in activity with numerous financial items across November. Bond prices and average yields fluctuate, while the market notes higher than usual figures for November with notable movements in long term rates and municipal bonds.
Architect Ayres to Judge Texas house design contest
San Antonio architect Robert B. Ayres will serve as a judge in Austin this Saturday and Sunday for a test set sponsored by the Cement Manufacturers Association of Texas. Submissions come from Texas residents for an all‑camersie house with prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architect Ayres
Robert BM. Ayres
San Antonio
Austin
Pasoclalion
Texas
Poison Sale Case Jury Discharged in Texas
Jurors in the poison sale case against Goodyear, a druggist at 1128 Bal Alamo Street, were discharged by Judge Charles J. Matthews after failing to reach a verdict. A new trial will be held. The defendant faced charges of selling poison under labeling rules, with inspector Furner testifying about a box of strychnine tablets. Goodyear claimed illness and denied selling or meeting Turner.
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Goodyear
Charles J. Matthews
Bal Alamo Street
Alice Furner
Theurg
Turner
Quin Seeks State Health Aid for City Sanitation
Quin announced he asked the state Department of Health to delegate experts to advise Silay city's sanitation corps for a set period. A 1935 Terraplane two door sedan is for sale at $625, listed among local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K- Quin
State ‘Department of Health
Health Department Sanitation Corps
Livestock market reports mixed at San Antonio and Chicago
Receipts and prices appear across cattle hogs and veal at San Antonio, Chicago and Kansas City markets. Calves and yearlings traded mostly steady to firm while hogs opened steady to slightly higher with varied weights and prices.
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Louis Livesinck
East ST. Louis
Dee
Retzlpls
Steaty
King Lowes
Lamba
Tal Tons Pac
Bettie Lambs
TWO SLAIN IN PRISON BREAK FOILED AT BOSTON
A mass prison escape by five convicts broke out as a truck was rammed through gates at a Boston prison yard. Guards exchanged fire. Louis Richards 27 from Somerville died, Philp Naples 92 of Worcester was killed by a prison guard. Other convicts fled into yards and rail areas amid tear gas and police action.
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Boston
UFA
Nive Massa
State
Louis Richards
Bomerville
Congress
Philp Naples
Worcester
Richards
Shay
Wills MeeDon
Bic
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Michael Odonnel
William Wilson
Drew Means
Ang
Naples
Boston and Maine
Edward Moardie
William McManus
Frank Joyce
Charles Obriua
Metal and currency notes from London and New York markets
A fragmented news item reports on copper and silver prices in London, gold in New York, and foreign exchange rates. It cites metal output measures from Africa and sources the U S Metal Statistics Company for ounce figures, with varying September comparisons and implied market activity.
Stock Market Moves Amid Economic Sentiment Changes
Moderate activity at first hours and later gains push listings higher with rails leading. Firms such as American Telephone Western Union General Motors Deere and US Steel lift while cotton and grains firm. foreign exchange steadies as Nickel plans expansion draw attention and dividend news support brokers.
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New York
Bec
Syy
Tiaiy
Zentinibos
Louravigie
Nashville
Santa Fe
Central
Unio Armerican Telephone
International Mickel
U.S. Abel
Chrysler
General Motors
US 3
Armerican Con
Case
Jonas Manville
Mantgomery Ward
Deer
Cerro de Pasco
Sears Roehnci
International Ntexel
Ottiur Pelnera
Inchidut
Louisville
Northern Eaving
Delaware & Hudson
Atlante Coast Line
Sante New York Central
American Telephone
Western Union
Gomaldated Gas
Mostrowgey Ward
Deere
Wealseehayes
Cneysier
General Mocusy
Currency News From Paris and London Markets
In Paris the franc fluctuated around 74.80 to the pound with the pound at 0.74. The dollar stayed near 4.93 francs, reflecting a muted reaction to the French chamber of deputies debate on political organization. Currency markets closed with modest shifts and standard spreads from the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londgs
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Paris
Isls Yeanes Fe
New York
Foreign markets show mixed gains amid government outlook
Global equities edged higher with industrials and foreign bonds rising while mining shares weakened. Traders awaited a Laval cabinet vote in September and priced in political uncertainty. Prices across rents, international issues, and industrials advanced as the market closed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreks
Drader
Laval
Rentes
Oi Res Advancea Alghily
Bane Leader Petey Ford Murdered in Philadelphia
Dec 3 Philadelphia reports the death of Petey Ford a top city gangster killed by five bullets fired from a speeding automobile at 1:50 am Ford and ally Frank Holley dominated the underworld during the prohibition era their downfall ends with this shooting a major blow to gangland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Petey
Ford
Biladelphia
Hig
Franke Holley
Business Men to Provide NYA Books and Transport
Fraying arranged for local business men to furnish books and transportation as the freshmen college center of the National Youth Administration aims to raise enrollment. Ban Antonin Junior College hosts classes taught by government paid teachers and accredited to standard colleges. There are 15 students. five more must enroll to assure continuance. Applications for instruction may be made at the junior college from 2 to 5 on any day this week. High school graduates or youths ages 21 to 25 are eligible and expenses are covered. Transportation and book costs initially limited enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
National Youth Administration
Ban Antonin Junior College
Kilbourne May Seek Higher Post After Division Command
General Kilbourne, currently in command of a division, is expected to receive a higher posting as war department actions strengthen his position. General Charles Ke lourse will not report to San Antonio to assume division command yet. Kilbourne was assigned to command the division months ago and was to return to the states in November, with changes in orders and upcoming corps-area assignments fueling expectations of a promotion beyond a division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourne
Charles &. Kelourse
San Anetonio
War Department
Enillipine Department
Prosecutor Wins Judge's Verdict in Palumbo Trial
Dallas report states Tony Palumbo former assistant district attorney was acquitted by instructed verdict after defense protests. Judge Noland G. Williams signed a written instruction to juror foreman amid loud courtroom objections. A related indictment against Fred Bradberry was also dismissed.
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Dallas
Bripery
Tony Palumbo
Noland G. Williams
Geratet
Palumbo
Robert L. Hurt
Fred Bradberry
Texas Wool Market Indicates Stable Demand Across Ranch Belt
The Texas wool market shows steady activity as carryover around 14 000 pounds persists amid spring contracts and fall field totals near 7 060 000 pounds. Uvalde reports 50 cent adult wool and lambs fetching 0 to 50 cents, with peak season pricing at 30 1 26. Lambs and mutton fats sell in Big Lake at 12 cents and 7 3 cents respectively, while Sanderson eyes contracts for September delivery at 71 3 cents. Unborn lambs become a notable contracting focus this year with ewe lamb offers around 9 1 2 cents.
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San Angelo
Wes Horner
Uvaide
Jones Miller
Crockett Rancstmuli
Uvalde Country
Big Lake
Sanderson
Fruits and Vegetable Shipments Reported Across States
A fragmented shipping report lists CARLUT shipments for SIORDAY and Monday markets with Texas and Mexico origin totals for spinach beets snapbeans cabbage lettuce tomatoes and more. Market notes cover tomato conditions cabbage prices lettuce crates and carlot arrivals across South Texas Delots Lower Valley Virginia New York Chicago and Chicago area markets with varied carloads and prices.
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Siorday
United States
Texas
Mexico
South Texas
Delots
Lower Valley
Heele
Mrady
Virginia Bushels
Savop
Steveland
Wweet Dayoy Tynd
Tobequal New Fork
Gent Bevén Care Festivert
Boston
Wool Market Report Flags Tight Supplies and Prices
In a London market note from LORDON, buyers faced limited wool being offered for sale. Trade focused on staple varieties with near steady demand, while buyers secured small lots amid a cautious tone. Sales highlighted by notable interest in certain wools, with prices hovering around traditional benchmarks and a concentration on longer staple offerings.
Markets Report From Riverside Produce Auction
Historical market notes detail wholesale receipts and prices across fruits and vegetables. Lettuce, celery, and turnips were scarce as Christmas demand pressured supplies. beans, corn, okra, and tomatoes showed volatile pricing while several staples hovered near market lows. Prices for apples, peppers, onions, and potatoes varied by grade and origin, with West Coast quotations listed alongside regional crates and crates of assorted produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egrlanda
Jeraone
Wrpcadeg
Papayas
Bian
Vanes
Atinnes
Sauash
Weston Quotations
Almonils
Calif
Arkansas
Analy
Bley
Rome Bownty
Les Dales
Arizona
Essa
California
Trae Pound
Geppetralt
Texas
Teaua
Banish
Vailey
Eee Valley
Paranaty
Texan
Poultry and Produce Prices and Trends Across Markets
A readably garbled list from New York Chicago and surrounding markets shows poultry prices for ducks geese turkeys and chickens with small and large varieties. Dairy and produce notes report steady cream prices and general market firm demand with some regional variations in Idaho Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Purdue PI
U.S
Prairie Bay
Mercer
Deckuiber
Uae
Wall Street Briefs
Cotspway
Bonne Engb
Quin
S.A
Ayacket
Taratay
Ievely
Cmeago
AP Uedai
Wee's
Recelpia
Puine
Sluahier Even
Kansas
Ueday Howe
Calvey
Eteers Ovenine
Seeotsac
Reesipia
Aleady
Savannah
Aklpmenin
aCity
Wilson
Jundor
London
Bae Silver
Don
Easivar
Horn Bae
Atem
NEW York Money
Glen
New York Reserve Bank
Foryion Exuhange
Great Britain
Itl
Abe
Asim Tealy Ae
Ameries of Metal Statlatley ‘Company Ra. Norte
Canute
South Africa
Bollar Markets
Texas Morair
Hraccoli Chicazo
Ornta
Traci
Esasite
Kanaay
Siexdys
St Louis
Louis
Kansay City
Tessin UK
Teray Terrace
Wool Market
Bostox
Tegletet
Durant
The
Arcane
Lordon
Woon LonDon
York Poultry
New Fork
Alt Tealget Eredes Ass
Creipago
USDA
U A
Toho Suanets
Leese Econ Alocz
Vetter
Idaho Mussera
Atock Prout Aleaty
Aloe
Saenios
Percol
Idaho
Pratt
Wisconsin
Cole Fedd McClurer
S&s
JEW Vork Dairy Fronccre
Dee Pter
Stedman
Cheer
Chicago Dairy Prondets
York
Ms A
Alandarda
Mike Ad
Travis Club
Seigar S
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