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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

18

Trading Gallery of Dull Narrow New York Markets

In a quiet session traders reported cautious activity with metals and fiber goods leading the day. Major names such as American Can Elevie Auty Lite and American Telephone moved modestly while general Electric and Public Service of New Jersey showed limited gains amid an overall subdued mood. Overnight foreign exchange softened with franc and deutsche marks down slightly as December refinancings drew keen interest from investors.

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San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary

Livestock sales in San Antonio showed light demand with mostly steady to higher prices for cattle and vealers. Fat cattle and feeder categories were mixed with several classes selling unevenly, and no sheep or goats offered. prices referenced include higher end young cattle and mixed weight steers across various grades.

San Antonio Antonio Cottie Chater Iamas Wouls Benerd Ben Duvcan Moore AON Dilworth Tilden Pounile Miller Johneca Rales Mra. J. Ww. McCann Yancex

Wall Street Briefs Update on Market Movements

Wall Street notes a volatile session with mixed gains as traders digest policy signals. Investors shake off early losses while certain sectors lead modest advances amid ongoing earnings scrutiny and interest-rate expectations.

Foreign Markets at a Glance

A garbled summary of overseas trading activity mentions several firms and locations in a fragmentary update. It refers to HusboR Bonwee and Bemis Oy and includes scattered place names such as London and Whit We TE, with unclear context about prices, changes, or market directions.

Husbor Bonwee Setelleite Siege Tong

Woes of Farmer: Real Income Gap Highlighted in 1920s Policy Debate

The article analyzes real income disparities between farmers and factory workers after 1913 price adjustments. It notes farmers earning about 7 cents per unit of effort versus factory workers at 1.28 dollars, tied to postwar policy shifts. The AAA crop reduction, processing taxes, and farm loans are cited as attempts to rebalance farm and factory incomes.

MT Pro ¢Nac Congress AAA

Grain Market News From Chicago Declines Amid Bearish Bets

Grain prices softened after a shaky start with wheat and corn futures slipping. Traders faced bearish sentiment from sterling weakness and anticipated government financial moves as farmers shifted toward storing or selling later, with noted reentry of corn into the market from a diminished supply. Chicago notes show scattered gains in some commodities and price fluctuations across futures, as buyers eyed distant delivery and rail shipments. Market reports list specific bids and prices for corn and soybeans in San Antonio and surrounding regions, reflecting regional price dispersion and the influence of terminal demand.

Chicago Belhacke Hongevelt Frase Lezl Mihi Adaigiztraulan Heddes

Wall Street Recovers as Rails Boost Market Outlook

New York traders opened December with a cautious lift as rail shares improved and dividends prompted optimism. Analysts foresee the Owens Glass and tobacco sectors expanding, while government policy shifts may ease inflation pressure and encourage further buying.

New York CINSJ Wall Street

Dividends and Yoga Firms Tie to Local Lien Case

Fragmented OCR text mentions dividends, yoga, and a lien case involving multiple names and places. The readable portion hints at financial settlements and a court or company dispute, with references to Weiner, Shoek, and others.

Unclear text fragment reflects mixed words and names

The provided excerpt mixes garbled phrases and scattered proper nouns, lacking coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a news item. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge for a factual card.

Brady Raid Nets Alcohol Cache

Reported raid near Sinton uncovered an alcohol cache with details unclear due to damaged OCR. Authorities pursued leads involving local figures and a suspected network, but information remains incomplete and no arrests are confirmed.

Brady Whursday Ee Olarth Avanabi Tonal Castoma Roenta THO Aallone Jelying Griaay Nlenhal

Wallace backs broad aims of food and drug bill

Secretary Wallace Oday endorses principles of Copeland bill to strengthen the food and drug act and agriculture department officials discuss changes in enforcement. He cites tighter controls on cosmetics, false advertising, labeling, dangerous substances, and penalties, noting benefits for consumers and honest manufacturers alike. Walter G Campbell explains the bill would fix jokers and deficiencies in the 21 year old act.

Washington, D. C Wallace Oday Copeland Department of Aguiculture Wrilace Mina Hid Courze Agrculture Wallace Walter G. Campbell Food and Drug Administration Agriculture Department

Dispute Over Food Code Transfer In Roosevelt Era

Washington December 7 A dispute within the Roosevelt administration over food product codes centers on moving codes from George N Peck to the recovery administration and related farm unit plans. Officials say there is no resignation intent by Peck though shifts in control of codes prompt questions about unified policy between NRA and farm administration actors.

Washington, D Wweimthinn Roosevelt George N. Peck White House Peck Wallace Paek NRA Apinion Johnson Tere Jomt Eet Witle Nra Imetn Oben Il All Wines le Rovertiaent Agertts Washington

Pardons Granted in Texas Churches and Courts Report

A garbled 19th century report lists pardons granted by authorities in Texas and nearby regions. Names such as Teed Qomshy Parra Pominty and Winans appear amid distorted phrases. The article references officials, locations, and potential legal actions but readable details are limited.

Austin Haiti Qomshy Parra Pominty Winans

Fimeral Held for New Braunfels Boy

In New Braunfels a funeral was held for a local boy. The service honored the child with family and community mourners present.

New Braunfels Vic Toller Aria Jentseh

Neath Prnaf Verdict Given On Death Case

A verdict was returned in the death case of Carl Dixon, 28, after a succession of disputed events and medical examinations. The inquiry, led by Chief Owen W. Kilday, ordered a follow up to determine if the assailant’s actions caused the death, with officials testing the evidence and reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Diplomat’s Dinner Tale and Choate as Alcohol Czar

A Washington Column recalls a famed ambassador who survives a collapsing chair by discreetly disposing of the chair parts. The piece notes Young Joseph J. Choate as the era’s most trusted, unimpeachably honest figure guiding federal alcohol codes and licenses. It also mentions the Supreme Court clerk’s lack of a lamp, senate investigations led by Black and White, and Bullitt’s Moscow posting with a near-state department role.

Joseph J. Choate Federal Alcohol Control Board Choate F Cimer London Winlols Supreme Court Oeran Mall Senate Senator Black Alabama Senator White Maine Russia Moscow State Department Secretary of State

San Antonio Ice Dealers Seek Standard Price

Federal Trade Commission actions led San Antonio ice dealers toward a recovery program but a standard price remained unset. Chutes Smith, district ice node administrator, said only one small company joined the move to a permanent price, with retail delivery costs varying 30 to 40 cents per 100 pounds above production.

Federal Trade Commission San Antonio Flapstedt Chutes Chirk NRA Smith

Poultry and Produce Market Terms From Historic Ledger

Fragmented auction notes show poultry and produce listings with counts of hens, fowls, and other items. Mentions include estimates of stock, prices, and origin references, reflecting a bustling midマー market ledger style with mixed goods and regional entries.

Absence of Label May Spoil Case

A fragmented report notes that absence of a label could jeopardize a case. Attorneys including Paul A. Lockhart argue the lack of proof of imported alcohol undermines the prosecution. Names such as D Anderson Grange Zieler Fred Henderson and Sheeran appear in the uncertain text.

Bernie Casloisine Anderson Grange Zieler Fred Henderson Drforse United Stats Paul A. Lockhart Gombulsaoner Lockhart Jie Jelgore Sheeran Weanesetny Shane Guiners Sane

Formation of Woal Trade Body Planned

A fragmentary report notes plans to form a Woal Trade Body in Woston Thee involving wool trade interests. Mentions a meeting next Monday and aims to gain influence in administration and local land and trade matters.

Woal Woston

Tax Assessors Gather as Comptroller Urges Tax Simplification

State Comptroller George H. Sheppard told delegates at the twenty eighth annual Texas Tax Assessors convention that enforcing cigarette and gasoline taxes added thousands in revenue previously uncollected. He urged simplification of ad valorem and other tax laws to aid laymen, noting many changes make interpretation difficult. The session featured tours and planned discussions on banks corporations schools drainage and navigation projects and methods of valuing personal property. Derby Dallas served as vice president and presided as the group prepared to conclude Friday morning activities.

George H. Sheppard Tax Assessors’ Association of Texas Plaza Hotel Uward Sheppard Derby Dallas

Sheppard Seeks Refund for Bexar Road Warrants

Senator Mons Sheppard vows to assist in converting a warrants dispute into government bonds, aiming to refund county warrants valued over $100,000 tied to public work. Judge Woodhull appeals to Texas officials to support a plan placing county warrants under public work premiums, while tax and labor law questions arise around right of way and labor materials classifications.

Mons Sheppard Bexar soinIs Woodly Woodhull Texas Wembry Boxard

Nominations Made for Jr C C Board Directors

Nominees for the directorate include Led Hae Aneel Buss WW Ott Jesse Fletcher CW Malihaty avideh North way. Alternates listed were Woo Sehnton TW Buln Prod Pehwhistiyt Robert Cowen Mth Jad Scilora and Lewis Uark Tw eellon ill beed at a popular healing December 1%

Janine Enmnber Robert Cowen Jad Scilora Lewis Uark

California orange market prompts San Antonio trade surge

A chaotic OCR fragment details naval oranges and other fruits in high demand in San Antonio, with prices ranging from 1 to 48 cents per dozen for various items, including bleached peaches and green beans. It notes rising grower prices and early Christmas fruit arrivals, listing mixed commodity quotations from apples to tomatoes and greens, with several regional prices and shipments noted.

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