Davis Offers Plan For Reorganization Of Distressed Firm
Edgar B. Davis, president of United North and South Covrtop ont company, Wow iiquidation, announces his own reorganization plan within ten days. He disputes creditors’ plan proposing his cash for Buckeye property and aims to restore value for New ville. Judge McMillan requests a feasibility test. loans totaling about 200000 from National Bank of Tultan and Guling Foundation back his plan, with 25 percent of stock to creditors and 75 percent to old shareholders.
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Edgar B. Davis
United North and South Covrtopont Company
Wow Iiquidation
Federal District Court
R. If. McMillan
McMillan
D. William
Republic Supply Company
Lullata Vare
Tultan
Market quotes show silver and bar gold shifts
New York and London metal prices report silver steady near 1s6d per ounce with slight declines in related bars. Sterling equivalents place London bars around 34.76, reflecting a modest drop from prior levels and signaling cautious trading in precious metals.
Dollar Market Reels in London and Paris Rates Unchanged
In London and Paris the dollar showed a dull trading day, ending near 4.1 percent to the pound in London and 105.15 francs per pound in Paris. The foreign exchange market remained steady, with the dollar and franc closing little changed from Tuesday. RIS, Dec. 24.
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Der
Kalina States
France
Fcrelen
New York
RIS
Yonk
Cote
Market notes on poultry and meat prices and supplies
The notice lists varied poultry and meat items with prices and conditions at the market. It mentions turkeys weight ranges, hens, roosters, ducks, and chicks, along with pound prices, weights, and quality notes. Several items reflect updated receipts and market trends affecting availability and pricing.
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Saucago
Sorines
Noarais
Blymenthy Roek
Lecyers Consfers
Slenrip
Ieee
Buller
Rleady Lea
Atatur
Etrigerater
Rice Institute Receives Yale Endowment Gift
Houston dispatch reports Rice Institute to receive a Christmas gift of 3290 from William M. Rice. At a trustees meeting resolutions of appreciation were passed. The gift consists of 1000 shares of Reed Roller Bit stock expected to grow about 800 annually.
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Houston
Willam M. Rice
Field of Trustees
What's Wally's Secret By Beatrice Fairfax 1938
A portrait of Wallis Simpson as a poised social figure with charm, grooming, and a remarkable speaking voice. The piece traces her life from Blue Ridge Summit to Baltimore and Virginia circles, noting her tact, lack of enemies, and influence on royal circles.
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Washington, D.C
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Hunting
Virginia
Pacific
Yarious
Wally Simpson
Curley
Wiley
Liverpool Cotton Market Signals Steady Tone Amid Holiday Hedging
The Liverpool cotton market showed a steady undertone as demand and prices shifted slightly after the holiday season. Opening bids in New York and Manchester supported gains despite hedging and limited distant activity, with December and March futures trading around 6.72 and 6.35 respectively.
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Manchester
Torres
Liverpool
Merch
Stock Market Gains Amid Broad Steel And Oil Shares
The market saw broad activity with steel and oil shares leading advances while several major issues pulled back. Notable performers included U S Steel, Standard Oil of Indiana, General Electric, and American Telephone, with mixed results across utilities and transportation firms amid a tense trading session.
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Anker
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Barssdatl
Pare of
U.S. Steel
Bstileham
Youngstown Sheet
Goodrich
Western Union
American
Snider Paci Ms
Kelymnalur
Newpork Indus
County treasurer to cash Bexar scrip vouchers this week
Approximately $15,000 in Bexar scrip funds were available for cashing vouchers. County Treasurer Thomas G. Laiton announced voucher warrants numbers 2507 through 4466 will be cashed Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. Roosevelt named for a cow born at a Fort Lauderdale farm.
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Bexar
Besar
Seop
Weda
Thomas G. Laighton
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with survivors and service details
Obituary notices name Kennelly WL Carter 38 of Hockport with service Wednesday at 443 pm officiated by Rev Bruce Dullen and list survivors including widow Blanche Carter and siblings. Additional obituaries mention a Patline Adeline Molen 54 native of Texas with services, a Mrs Eliza Futterheeser of Galveston and a Conrad Lenz with services at Reich chapel. Details include addresses, affiliations, and various survivors.
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Ozcar W. Richardson
Mail Avenue
Nelive
Ohio
Warren Loge
A. MM
Piqua
Ims
Blanche Richard
Dela Pender
Raise
Daha
M Nie Jolson
Canada
Beyond McCollum Chanel
Joan Brace Dalton
Patline Adeline Molen
Fairview Avenue
Texas
Katnes City Lutheran Church
Surevivors
Hrusband
Hugo Metze
D.C. Mitchell
E. Jones
A.B. Brake
JM. Folks
Hugo
Leroy Metee
Henrike Leng
Harrion Avenue
Gennany Wid
Conrad Lenz
M.A. Ratsdell
Eliza Futterheeser
Galveston
Dleditch Preyssner
Fork Worth
Rlebe Chapel
Joby Scherzer
Grace Lisherand Church
Farley Predicts Strong Yet Not Too Strong GOP
James A. Farley, Democratic national chairman, told the National Press Club that vest interests will back a strong Republican party but not overpowering. He argued Democrats must keep the public satisfied with good administration and predicted Roosevelt will push greater government reform in a second term.
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James A. Pureley
National Press Club Today
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Farley
Roosevelt
Death by own action linked to homesickness at Port Arthur
Be aumont dispatch reports 26 year old German born foreman Larry Lat har Glass, nephew of New York capitalist Herman Glass er, found dead by hanging at a pavilion on a Pleasure Pier after leaving Corinth Mississippi plant. Coroner notes homesickness for Germany as motive. Glass spoke of leaving Germany 20 months ago and sought work and home in the United States.
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Latey
Lothar Glass
Herman Lissner
New York
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Pleasure Pier
Ycarly
Charles Vincent
Corinth, Miss
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Germany
Vincent
Jack Prank
Harry Gruber
Corinth
Gruber
France
Herman Glasser
United States
Burr
Lary
Two Treated After Traffic Accidents
Arnold Schinder of 411 University Street was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Wednesday after a collision at Fredericksburg Road and Cincinnati Avenue. R G Pter doltk, 40, of Adkins, suffered head and chest injuries 20 miles from San Antonio on the Houston highway and was also taken to the hospital.
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Arnold Schinder
University Street
Robert 2. Green
Fredericksburg Road
Cincinnati Avenue
San Antonio
Houston Highway
R. G. Pterdoltk
Adkins
Robert B. Green
Endless Chain Pattern Inspires Timeless Craft
The old favorite Endless Chain remains popular with crafters. Pattern 1249 offers simple cutting sewing and finishing instructions, a verdege chart, and diagrams for single and double bed size blocks. Send 1 or 2 cent stamps with name and address to Needlecraft Department.
Grain Market Signals Mixed Movement Amid Global Demand Shifts
Report from San Antonio shows Chicago wheat and Liverpool prices fluctuating as European and Argentine demand grows. Analysts cite broader Canadian and Australian purchases, with fears of a world food shortage due to distribution issues. Local grain prices reflect rising corn and wheat values, with specific San Antonio farm prices listed for hay and prairie wheat.
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America
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Fruits and Produce Prices in Texas Markets
Fragmented listings show apples, spinach, lettuce, peas, carrots, potatoes, and other fruits and vegetables with varied prices across Texas markets. Reports from South Texas spice market, Lower Valley, and wholesale streets in Washington and Philadelphia note fluctuating values and carlot activity, with mixed demand and occasional weak tendencies.
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Carson
U.S
Texas
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South Texas
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Pulsuay
Washington
Detroit
Savoy
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Virginia
Savoy Faw Ae
Iguis
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Chicago
New
California
New York
Lowe
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Kansas City
Missouri
Piarket Eleads
Chico
Arena
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Weston
St Leals
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Produce Market Prices from San Antonio Creamery Scene
Market: cucumber prices steady as Christmas demand rises. Items show mixed gains with cauliflower at $1.25 a dozen and celery at $2.85 per crate. Numerous fruits and vegetables listed with varying rates including almonds 34c per pound and oranges California at $2.75 per box.
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Texas
California
San Antonio School Board to Make $350000 Loan
The San Antonio board of education will finalize a $350,000 loan from Dewar and Robertson and Puncoast at the board offices at 3 p m Wednesday. The loan, approved at the board's 155th meeting, will be through the National Bank of Commerce at a reduced rate and repaid in installments of 35,000 each to balance a projected $400,000 deficit expected May 3. Remainder of the deficit to be cut via economies.
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San Antonio Basid of Education
Dewar and Robertson and Puncoast Ab
Hull Youngblood
Mornide
National Bank of Commerce
Big Christmas for Ranchmen in West Texas Wool Trade
Christmas optimism hits West Texas sheep and goat men as buyers have turned about 10 million dollars into growers’ coffers recently. Forecasts show 2,000 pounds of wool to be shorn next spring, with prices around 30 to 36 cents a pound and a general $1 advance on each fleece. Major purchasers include Sam Allen of Bonery, Murphes’ Macion Stokes of Boston, Tom Bleney, A W Hilliard and Son, with Hilliard noting Mohair prices and potential substitution if prices rise.
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Ban Angelo
West Texas
Santa Claus
Tutal
Sam Allen
Bonery
Murphes
Macion Stokes
Sons of
Boston
Tom Bleney
A. W. Hilleard and Son
Mohals
A. W. Hilliard
Boston Itm
Mohais
Hilliard
Tom Richey
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Early Clearances Steady Prices
Federal Market News Service notes Tuesday cattle and calves offerings near 300 head receipts, with price ranges for calves light to heavy, fat calves up to 6. Bull cows and cutter cows mixed in value, stocker cattle trading mostly firm. Hogs and lambs show active demand. total receipts around 3,000 hogs and 1,500 calves. Packers and feeders report steady to higher prices, market varied by weight, with Christmas ad and inquiry for card.
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IDG Op Michar
SAN Antonio Livestock
Sam Antonity Ngs
Prise
God
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