Ford says we are on the threshold of a new era
In a Detroit Times interview amid a strike and plant idleness, Renny Ford argues the mood is not a crisis but a breaking out of old patterns. He foresees a recovery and a shift to a new era, dismissing technocracy while blaming exploitation for the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Renvy Ford
Ford
Brives
Isis
Detroit
Times
Riezard W. Renny
Brine & Em
He &m
Elieé
Cormin
Pecerrry Rowan
Farle
Cameron to Leave for Capital for Building Plans
Architect Ralph Cameron, in charge of plans for the $200,000 federal building in San Antonio, will depart late Wednesday or Thursday for a month in Washington. He aims to obtain final drawings and secure local bureau fees, returning to complete the project if approval is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cameron
Washington
Cameron
San Antonio
Cancror
Finn
Washiceton
P. G. Leas
Market Report Fragments Note Sparse Prices and Goods
A damaged OCR page fragment describes a market scene with phrases about fruits vegetables dairy and prices. Mentions MARKET and various goods though many words are garbled. References to growers and vendors imply a local exchange region with diverse items and uncertain figures.
Two Women Held in Kidnap Probe Report
Two women are detained in connection with a kidnapping investigation. Authorities in Taian Wardnesding are questioning suspects, with reports noting the alleged involvement of a Mr. Petr By and The Seahen. The case centers on a planned abduction with potential links to Mayrarseld. Further details are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petr
Strawberries Grown by Weldon Deliver Local Harvest
Local farmers report a bumper strawberry crop at Aransas Pasg as Weldon family fields yield plentiful pink fruit. The AYFAV strawhet, though garbled, notes strong demand and expected price gains this season. Weldon expects markets to open with fresh berries available locally.
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Aransas Pasg Aanbas
Wn. Weldon
Rlly
Market Summary Curbs Gains as Dividends Weigh on Steel Stocks
The stock market showed restraint as dividend revisions cooled gains in steel equities. American Telephone and the chemical firms saw declines or muted moves, while Consolidated Gas and Columbus GaN maintained steadiness. Industrial activity in Chicago and Texas rail markets indicated tepid demand, with preliminary earnings dampening enthusiasm.
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M& Stee
Svea
Alled Chemical
American Wabaren
Consolidated Gz
Columbus
Conenhdavid Gan
United
Cossoia
Mon
Tran
Santa Fe
Bel Hmore & Ohis
Anina Pagifle
Irla Ware & Hudson
Dong Au L
Tee
Naw
Saenward
Crmasian
Pheer
Wiran Age
Aieel
Chiko
Taley Alstricne
Heatlan
Seranton
van Lewy
Sterling Rablw
House Body 10 Study Oil Measures in East Texas
A Texas House subcommittee on oil gas and mining proposed to study administration of conservation laws focusing on the East Texas oil field. Members include Long Turlington Latham and Renfro with witnesses Homer Pierson and Cal Davidson. A constitutional amendment to create a nine judge supreme court and expand legislature was debated along with a judiciary funding bill. The highway bill would expand the state highway commission to five elected members with a public hearing planned next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mouse
East Texts
J. Long
Wichita Falls
C. M. Turlington
Tatum
Sidney Latham
Lone- Men
Tom Renfro
Fort Worth
Railroad Commission
Homer Pierson
East Texas
Cal. .L
Davidson
Courts of Civil Appeals
House
Miriam A.ferguson
Senate Finance Committee
Civil Appeals
Commission of Appeals
Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
San Antonio Livestock Market Prices Day Report
A transcription of livestock pricing shows varied bids across cattle, calves, steers, heifers, and sheep. Notable quotes include steers and calves at several dollar ranges, with market activity indicating demand shifts and price levels from Kansas City and local listings.
Mrs Boles to Be Buried Thursday
Mrs Thesdasia Boles aged 69 died at her home 699 Camden Street Wednesday. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev Roy Angel and Rev TE Gates officiating. Eastern Star active with grave side rites by Sey Antonio chapter No 3. Interment at Mission Bor tal Park. Survivors include two sisters Mrs R W Morgan and Thompson of Dallas and John Thompson of Rusk, husband James G Boles and several relatives. Interment under Wilbert Hanavan Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
George
Evers
Mission
Bortal Park
Wilbert Hanavan
R. W. Morgan Ang
Thompson
Dallas
Rusk
James G. Boles
J. Mors Holes
Officers Found by Customs Arrest of W A Mulkey
A list of officers and names was found at a Seventh Street house during a search that followed investigations of Mexican alcohol. W A Mulkey, a young student aviator, was arrested by city detectives and federal agents. The cache included a rap under floorboards where the items were hidden. Power output figures show a weekly decline from 1,469,636,0000 kilowatt hours to 1,984,009,000 the prior week with a 7 percent drop from the 1932 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
New York
Crom
Agahiat
Cotton Market in New Orleans and Futures Report
New Orleans cash cotton prices show narrow ranges around one to eight points with May and July futures quoted near six to seven dollars. Market activity steady, support from export demand and trading in March and May contracts. New York futures open steady with mixed price levels and near-term positions. barley futures and other commodities show little movement. overall market quiet with cautious activity as traders await clearer signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Meron
Lin Io
Rofyenolling
Tong
Rio Grande Treaty Signed by U S and Mexico
The United States and Mexico signed a treaty in Mexico City to equitably share waters of the Rio Grande and Rio Colorado. Ambassador J Reubin Clark led U S negotiations, signing for the United States, with Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Pôlezalisinie signing for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
City
Mexico City
Rio Colorado
United States
Mexico
J. Reubin Clark
Clark
Jose Manuel Pole Esalisinie
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report From The Texas Ports
Shipping district market data details fruit and vegetable shipments from Texas ports. It lists varieties like beets cabbage spinach and tomatoes with prices per bushel and crate, arrivals at multiple terminals, and market tone described as steady or dull across regions including South Texas Lower Valley and New York.
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Wurean
Axvienmral Economics Toris
Aercolture
Aandulario
Estire
Oplnach
Taxun
Mozico
Fangerinen
South Texas
Lower Valley
PODAT
New York
Virginia
Terie Bushel
Texas
Philadelphia
Califormia
Cate
Macke Allele Akon
Hunhels
Carla
Mater Uli
Pierkel Mb
Ewan Lwsehela
Washington
Texan
Orara
Bnf
Abe
Kansas City
Hlagdyr
L Texan
Kary Bn
Uleady Perse Huxkeli
Saeos TD
BOM
Ciacaimatl
Rkody
Alel
Ateartys Texan
Hrazhnle
Elon
Kee An Frank
Toran Pan Efter
Market Elghile Pironaee
Ture
Jon Vraten
Cahbace
Obra
Seveninen Praia
Wieonntin Viper Ty Carn Om Beaek
Imurkel Wichte
Fata
Mitek
Megan
Eran Np
Nesan
Trivaen
Carn
Hall
Aerial Invasion Threatens City Warns Ornithologist
Ornithologist Dr. Harry C Oberholser warns Washington of a bird invasion. He notes flocks of starlings, about five hundred near the city outskirts, could grow if not controlled, endangering native birds and the urban environment.
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Oberholser
Harris widow seeks $10000 suit against state hospital
Representative Fat Jefferson of Bexar county introduced a resolution in Austin authorizing Mrs Agatha Baris Harris of San Antonio widow of Curls M Harris to sue the state for 10000 over her husband’s death at the San Antonio state hospital He died December 29 after his clothing caught fire during a Christmas party incident He had been burned December 21 Details were not released until late January Attorney C W Anderson says the suit would claim Harris was placed in a ward with influenza patients after being burned and contracted influenza Anderson notes that the official record lists influenza as the cause of death though it may have been non contributory Jefferson says Harris was destitute and pregnant and would not be suing the hospital along with others The plan says Harris was a night attendant at the hospital and was reassigned from other duties to play in the orchestra
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Fat Jefferson
Bexar County
Austin
Agatha Baris
San Antonio
Curls M. Harris
San Antonio State Hospital
C. W. Anderson
Harris
Jefferson
Anderson
Minneapolis Money and Metals Market Report
Minneapolis February notes show little change in prices for standard items. Buying and selling activity remains quiet, with quoted values for pure and standard drawings around established baselines and minor fluctuations in bullion figures.
Planes From Local Fields Headed to Shreveport for Barksdale Opening
Army aircraft from Brooks, Kelly, and Randolph fields join 90s, including 32 from Brooks, 38 from Kelly, and 18 from Randolph, en route to Shreveport for the official opening of Barksdale field. Capt James D. Givens, Randolph secretary, left for Amarillo. Mrs Ruby Barkdale and Col Claude Carter to ride Randolph field plane to Shreveport for ceremonies.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Field
Brooksfield
Kelly Meld
Randolph Field
James D. Givens
Randolph Fleid
Amarillo
Ruby Barksdale t'Krefe
Eugene H. Barkedale
Col
Claude Carter
Ferguson
Shrevesport
Block Succumbs. Funeral Set for San Pedro Residence
Albert D. Block dies at his San Pedro avenue home after a long Tulsa career, with funeral services planned at 10 a.m. Thursday from the Porter Loring mortuary. Rabbi Ephraim Frisch to officiate and Beth-21 cemetery to receive the interment. active pallbearers include E. A. Kleinsmith, G. C. Aldridge, ET McCaun, Leon A. Bart, Al Kelenster, and Morris Barkin. He leaves three brothers in Texas and Louisiana and three sisters in San Antonio and Bah Antonio. He was a Texas native who had lived here seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Block
Mbert
Block
San Pedro Avenue
Torter Loring Mortuary
Ephraim Frisch
Beth-21
E. A. Kfeinsmith
G. C. Aldridge
ET McCaun
Leon A. Bart
al Kelenster
Morris Barkin
Tour Brothers
Alphonse
Harry Block
San Antonio
E. Block
New Orleans
Fannye
Florence Block
Sarah Baumblatt
Bah Antonio
Blark
Sister Claims Blame in Distillery Raid Hearing
In U S commissioners court on Wednesday Jose Goring faced testimony from raid witnesses who described a family dispute over who ran the distillery raid. Gomez claimed the owner’s sister said Muler erred in truthfulness. Gomez was held on a £600 bond.
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United States
Commissaioners
Jose Goring
Sxeets
Gomez
Owette
Bla Muler
Gomus
Vegetables Shipments Rise With Seasonal Markets
Shipments of vegetables from Southwest Texas and the Rio Grande Valley show a 0l percent decrease from last year as Ben Antonio area trade remains steady. Market news data from Mar vin Lemging report overall practice and supply levels, noting shifts in wholesale activity through the Ins week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben “Antonio
Marvin Lemging
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Canadian Tobacco Finds Ready Sale
Canadian grown tobacco in Ontario meets ready demand in Great Britain. A British company recently bought 6,000,000 pounds from Ontario towns, including Bertilion and Bolentifin Detective. The American Weekly magazine previews next Sundays issue with notable contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Great Britain
Ontario
Bertilion
Bolentifin
Ian Alemont
Hin Bormer
Hy Aahson-Wolfe
The
Magasine
Grain Market Shows Mixed Chicago Decline
Grain market activity in Chicago on February 14 shows initial downturns in wheat and corn futures with prices down at the open and slipping further later. Reports indicate strong selling by exporters and demand shifts in Canada and Argentina, while futures reflect cautious buying and profit-taking amid Western US price pressures.
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Chicago
Werahe
Naturition
New York
Ani
Livarshochblam
Chisago
Panied Winnipes
Wlorneal
Oklahoma
Tania Panhandle
Canadien Fonda
Briggs Strike Probe Opens In Detroit Area
An investigation is under way to determine if Communistic agitation helped fuel the Briggs Manufacturing strike involving about 6000 workers. Federal, county, and city officials query representatives as Ford Highland Park plant resumes output and pickets dwindle. lead investigators include Robert M. Pilkington and Prosecutor Barry Toy. Ford officials await Briggs production schedules before reopening plants nationwide.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Bord Motor Company
Briggs Company
Highland Park
Ford
Stroke Committee
Robert M. Pilkington
Washington
Department of Labor
Barry
Women Demand National Defense In Washington Congress
The eighth women’s patriotic congress on national defense today voted to press Congress for stronger military protection. It urged appointing three Washington women to liaise with Congress and inform participating groups on national defense matters and policy shifts.
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Washington, D. C
Eighth
Women's Patriotic Congress On National Defense
Taday
Congress
Ila
Washington
Pey
Mary Carr Faces Eviction For Behind Rent
HOLLYWOOD February 1 Forty nine year old actress Mary Carr famous for Over the Hill says she will move from her Hollywood home after falling three months behind on rent. She hopes a break in films comes soon and keeps a hopeful smile.
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Hollywood
Mary Carr
Screen
House Kills Bill to Reduce Members
The Texas House of Representatives, citing economy, tabled a resolution to cut the house membership from 140 to 63, indicating little support for shrinking the body. The brief action reflects fiscal concerns rather than a move toward downsizing the legislature.
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House
Bill
Austin
Texan
Tla
Texas House of Representatives
County officials absorb duties of two kept positions
W & Goodman county engineer and two line keepers lose posts this week by order of the county court. The change aims to streamline operations as county officials reorganize staff. Eva Taoguay, known for songs, is reported in a separate item.
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W. & Goodman
Ordor
Bexar
Rail way and Express Employes' association adopts trans port policy
The 23900 members of the Rail way and Express Employes' association of San Antonio pursue national regulation of all transportation competing with railways equal to rail rules. They aim to end government subsidies for such transport and support police regulation of highway traffic. Officers listed Kroeger president Moore first vice Johnson second vice Keily third vice Foy treasurer Pith secretary.
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Railway and Express Employes’ Association of
San Antonio
W.D. Turbéville
Southern Pacific Lines
Turkevilje
Tasociation
Kroeger
B. P.moore
J. F. Dohnaon
J, L Keily
L. J. Foy
G. E Pith
Dry Agents Stage Nocturnal Raids Reportedly
Federal prohibition agents were sleepy after two nocturnal raids. Capt Verne Miller said officers chased a coupe carrying whiskey from Alascora county until the car abandoned. A 100 gallon still and 400 gallons mash were found nearby, with one man arrested. A separate seizure at Ben Aptos uncovered a 50 gallon still and blue whiskey, with another man charged but not assigned due to delay.
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Verne Miller
Alascora County
Miller
Rancn
Plessantoo
San Antonio
Ben Aptos
Bern
Officer Banasi Shot in Battle Near Logansport
In Tena ha Texas this morning night watchman John Caswell was shot through the neck and badly injured. A trio of hijackers opened fire and one was shot in the face and wounded. The injured officer and three youths Alvin Gunter Lawrence McGuire and Binford Parker were kidnapped and taken to a spot four miles north of Logansport Louisiana where they were tied to a tree. The bandits camped in Parker s car heading toward Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenaha
Tex
John Caswell
Wea
Tenbbe
Alvin Gunter
Lawrence McGuire
Binford Parker
Logansport
Parker
Shrevegort
Air Mail Line Is Discontinued Amid San Antonio Route Change
A number of air mail service changes took effect today despite opposition from the Toast postoffice committee. The committee approved a resolution asking Postmaster General Brown to pause the changes for an investigation, but Brown did not comply. The disruption included discontinuance of the San Antonio to Big Spring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Brown
San Antonio
Big Spring
Bolivian Soldiers Found Dead in Paraguayan Territory
A Paraguayan communique reported 829 Bolivian soldiers found dead yesterday on the Oran Chaco battlefield fields within the forts area near Corrales Nenawa Ayala. Officials cautioned the figure might be exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Oran Chaco
Her
Zera
Corrales
Nenawa
Ayala
Famous Theater Becomes Garage
Chicago theater once a famed amusement venue for 23 years is being converted into a multi story car garage. The venue known as the first atmosphere theater will feature a dark interior and a vaulted feeling as it is repurposed into an eight story 2000 car garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohicago
Curt
Diamond Willow Cane Wins National Boy Scout Carving Prize
A diamond willow cane carved from wood obtained on a matoing trip on Laramie peak recently won for Robert Aprdon, a Torrington Schoolboy aged one year, in the third race of a national Boy Scout soot carving contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Wye
Pol
Laramie Peak
Robert Aprdon
German Editor to Address Legion Meeting
FB Novhilmar editor of the German newspaper here and former German army officer will speak at the Alamo post No 2 American Legion meeting at the auditorium tomorrow night at 8 pm, with weekly sessions each Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Novhilmar
Alamo Post No. 2
American Legion
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United Binten Bureau of Biological
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Minneapolis
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