Hearst Stock Endorsed as Steady Investment in 1953
Hearst Consolidated Publications reports strong earnings and a record for prompt debt payments as it nears year end 1933. More than 40,000 conservative investors have become stockholders in the company which owns twelve major newspapers and weeklies. Net earnings for the year are expected to match 1932 profits. The firm has maintained uninterrupted quarterly dividends since its stock offering in 1930 and declares the Christmas dividend of 2b per share.
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Ban Francisco
Drc
Hearst
Hearst Corporalian
Tis Illuminating
Recone
Ehrottc
United States
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
New York Evening Jounal
Chicago Byening American
San Francisco Examiner
Los Angeles Examiner
Detroit Times
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Seattle Fast-Intelligencer
Oakland Post-Enquirer
American Weekly Magazine
America Newsprint Corporation
Hearst Consolidated
Ung
Attonghose
Wall Street Stocks Mix As Markets Open Narrowly Higher
New York trading opened with mixed results as investors digested modest gains in industrials and utilities while rails and metals fluctuated. Major names including American Telephone, Consolidated Gas, General Motors and American Can moved little. U S Steel showed mixed activity and foreign exchange influenced by dollar stabilization talks.
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New York
Tes
API
Alcolipis Exeed
Ratis
Utilities
Indus Fon
General Rheetrie
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Congoleum
Steel
Allied Chemical
Dela
Rare and Hudson
Standard
Jeiver
Maderete Recesel
U.S
England
France
Ailin
Flow of Silver Traced in Global Supply and Demand Chart
The chart outlines silver flow for 1432 with origins on the left and consumption on the right. Mexico tops production at 7,706,000 fine ounces, followed by the United States at 349,400,000. Canada, South America, and other regions also contribute. Demand highlights include China and India as major consumers, with India importing 12,000,000 ounces for reparations and Germany at 22,800,000 ounces. Coinage and industrial use vary by region.
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Mexico
Princijml
United States
Canada
South America
Gavanni
China
India
Germany
Silver Proposals Stir Debate On Bimetalism and Reserves
A proposed plan backed by inflationist groups urges a dollar backed by one ounce of pure silver and about 1.25 grains of gold to restore monetary prestige. The policy, described as a form of symmetalism, would benefit silver producers and influence Congress as it reconvenes.
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Congress
Cotton Market Sees Mixed London and New Orleans Trade
New Orleans reports a firmer tone amid varied shifts as wheat prices dip then rally, with November wheat showing strength due to smaller domestic receipts. In Liverpool, cotton bids edge higher with American varieties quoted mid to high, while provisions weaken and farm selling in corn remains cautious.
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New Orleans
Stady
Liverpool
Hera
Poultry and Produce Trade Notes From Chicago Poultry Market
A garbled Chicago market item mentions poultry and produce subjects, including hens, turkeys, and creamery references. It lists entities like Kansas, Wisconsin, and Sony, with scattered prices and product mentions, reflecting a chaotic trade section fragment.
GOWERS MARKET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LISTING
A dense scavenged market catalog listing beans beets cabbages carrots cauliflowers and greens with varied prices per dozen bushel crate or pound. It includes apples oranges grapes lemons peaches pears bananas cucumbers radishes peppers and many other produce items with assorted regional prices and units.
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Jonathan
SiHo
Rome
Ox. Aspley Winesan
Arkibases
Avuvidor
Florida
Jc Wound
Oran Weleucia
Texas
California
Bell
Colorado
Idaho
Pullar
Grain market notes from Chicago and San Antonio
Grain prices show a downturn in Chicago with wheat and corn slipping modestly after a mixed session. San Antonio reports steady to lower quotes for wheat and corn, with millet and barley mixed, while flour prices in Minneapolis edge higher on shipments and byproducts.
Educator to Speak at Lions Club Gathering
Principal Ro Kas of Brackenridge will address the Lions Club on The Destructive Forces Facing Youth Today. The event at the Gunter Hotel in New Orleans is chaired by Stray Nayfaoh, with girl drill teams from Brackenridge and Julison Senior Schools set to perform after the meal.
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Lions Ro
Ro Kas
Brackenridge
Lions Club
Gunter Hotel
Stray Nayfaoh
Brackinnridge
Embezzlement Trial Set for Tuesday in State Court
Jurors to be chosen for the embezzlement case of E. Wylkhall in the district court. Trial slated Tuesday with defense anticipated to challenge the indictment. Walh faces charges of embezzling a large sum from Larea Gas and Petroleum, linked to a 1078 era filing and a tank number noted as 208 a month.
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E. Wylkhall Nnn
Bate
Dude la
Anitersen
Tistriel
Tike Anderson
Aish
Walh Ts
Larea Gas and Petroleum Tampang
Mild Weather Tricks Gardens In San Antonio
Warm weather in San Antonio and surrounding areas is stressing crops and ornamentals. Drought since September 28 causes late blooms on pecan trees and plums and delays wildflowers. Mrs Ellen Quillin of the Witte Museum warns against overwatering as it risks reducing fruit yields next spring, while well-rooted plants may endure.
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San Antonio
Royal Flower Gardens
Ellen £. Quill
Witte Museum
San Antonio Livestock Market Reports Mixed Prices
Livestock receipts at the San Antonio market were light with fluctuating bids. Calves and lightweight stock showed uneven offers, with prices cited around 3.25 to 3.75 for small lots and various other cattle and sheep values listed across the session.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Livestock Mart
Parkas
Hart
Carrinum Springs
Jacob Schneers
Dunlay
Walter Jordan
Manon
Frank Gibbons
Tilden
Vi Hoe
Wall Street Holds Steady as New Buses, Dividends Spark Trade
New York stocks closed on a firm note with gains in defense and steel issues, while profits-taking cooled. Despite cautious sentiment, optimism about a dividend and steady industrials supported prices as General Electric and Westinghouse were linked to buying interest and investors pulled in a few more shares.
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New York
Finsi
Wall Sweet
Stork
Agaln
Uie
General Electric
Westinghove
Laindan
Stucky
Distribution of Income Favored by AFL Proxy
Wil Green president of the American Federation argues for a more equitable income distribution and a broader worker representation in corporate governance. He urges that the NRA model allow labor parity on joint boards to adjust industrial relations under the code.
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A.B.L
Wartsingfon
D. G
Wil Green
American Federation of Anor
Federational
Green
NRA
al Ila Pianaine
NTA
CWA Opens Play Centers Amid City Recreation Push
More than 200 people planned to attend a Gly Works administration session to discuss opening of a recreational program at city centers next Monday. Hydy Davis, FeO gineald, Jab Bask, and Mayor C K Quin Thidnany met to plan for the centers and to ensure utilities and telephones are ready. A furnished apartment at 8 Cherry is for rent at 2.40 a week.
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Ursday
Uipeetinn
Gly! Works Administration
Mandh
Hydy Davis
Act. UK
Feo Gineald
Jab Bask
Wie Jirperim
C.K. Quin Thidnany
Suyslah
Hmhta i
Washington D C Dinner Amid Senate Probe Ends In Laughter
After eight weeks of senate questioning of Chase National Bank, vice president Frederick W. Gehle hosts a grand dinner for twenty. A telegram warning of continued hearings arrives. guests joke that the date line reveals the message was from Washington, D C rather than New York, easing tensions as the party breaks up after midnight.
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Washington
D. C
Senate Investi
Frederick W. Gehle
Gelile
Charles S. McCain
Senate
Chase National Tank
Mins
Winthrop W. Aldrigh
Gebie
Gehle
New York
City to consult Borglum on beautification projects
Mayor C K Quin said sculptor Gorglum Borglum will return from Washington next week to survey civic improvement plans in Texas. Borglum, hired by the government, will outline artistic approaches for parks and buildings including Settle Memorial museum in Brackenridge park and beautification plans for Woodlawn Lake and a new park by the Alamo area.
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Borglum
C.K Quin
Washington
Horglun
Texas
Borgium
Settle Memorial Museum
Brackenridge Park
Wokab Woodlawn Lake
Rir Park
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Trial of 11 in Stolen Bond Case Set for Jan 15
Indictments name John H. Cunningham and 7% D. Bonner among 11 defendants charged in a conspiracy to steal $100,000 in government bonds from the Gentipenial Bank and Trust Co of New York. Trials slated for January 15 in Ninety-fourth District Court before Judge McGrary. Investigations aim to present the case to the U S district court in a jury trial beginning December 18.
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D. Bonner
Commercial National Back
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Diskrick
I McGrary
J. D. Morerow
Harry N. Raysiir
Almer Burd
Filppen
Althars
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Beanner
Morrow
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Gentipenial Bank and Trust Company of
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United States District Counk
Japan Moves to Bolster Navy with New Ships
Japan advances naval buildup by planning three new escort squadrons, twelve cruisers and submarines, with bases at Yokosuka and Kure. The second step in the replenishment program aims to strengthen the fleet for potential war, amid ongoing defense work. In Bastrop, Pecial W A presinta teams continue assembling CWA materials, about 800 minutes devoted.
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Japan
Tokio
Yokosuka
Kure
Gene of Church Fete Observed in Guadalupe Day
Hundreds of devout pilgrims from South Texas gathered in San Antonio for Guadalupe Day celebrations honoring the Virgin. Masses at San Fernando Cathedral culminated in a pontifical high mass and an all night vigil under the Society of Lie Noc turnal Adoration. Automobiles from Poteet Cas, boville, Martines, Somerset and other towns joined the night procession to the main plaza and back to the cathedral.
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Casboville
Martines
Somerset
Dolorosa
Streal
Main Plaza
Ife Cathedral
Boy Struck by Auto in West Martyr Street Incident
A 10 year old boy was struck by an automobile in the 2700 block of West Martytr alrren Tuesday and treated for injuries at Robert B. Grech hospital. Another 10 year old, Joe Resendez of 414 North Navidad pliect, was checked for injuries. A man aged 61 was tested for cuts and bruises after an earlier confrontation near Matamoras and Santa Rosa streets.
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West Martytralrren
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North Navidad Pliect
Robert B. Grech Hospital
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Wat
Matamoras
Santa Rosa
Court Finds Candy Firm Bankrupt
Judge Peo McMullan Parsday grants voluntary bankruptcy filed by Genial e Gandy Company incorporated at 220 Seal short. Joe Chapa, president, reports assets $990.03 and liabilities $10.05.
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Peo. McMullan
Texas Range Report Notes Poor Conditions Across Regions
The United States Department of Agriculture releases a Texas range condition update. It reports widespread stress with pastures short, water holes drying, and grazing limited in many northwestern counties. In the South Plains abandoned cotton land is being replanted for feed, while Edgards and coastal bays show variable but generally weak ranges. Overall, ranges sit at about 71 percent of normal, with cattle and sheep conditions fluctuating near or below average for the period.
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Austin
Dev
United Sty Department of Agriculture
Mexico
High Plains
Amarillo
Texas
South Plains
Edgards
Sau Texas Arer
Sheen
Texans and New York Markets Mixed in Agricultural Trade
Fragmented market report shows Texas and New York areas shifting values in grains and produce. References to soybeans cotton corn and assorted vegetables suggest fluctuating prices, with Texas stations noting notable activity and interstate movement.
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