Marine Flipas Tet Play At Aztec Tuay Screen
A garbled revue-style notice lists upcoming film and stage attractions at the Aztec Theatre. It highlights Marine Flifas Tet Play, a new romance featuring Jimiy Cagney and Margaret Lindsay, plus a slate including Ziegfeld’s Folies, Resurrection and One Year of Work, with extensive cast names and showtimes hinted through fragments.
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Woolford
Iinfaladom
Coemopolitan
Jimiy Cagney
Margaret Lindsay
Pat Ovpricn
Marine Corps Zyislon
Public safety brief with teen and minor injuries report
fragments describe a series of public safety notes including a teen involved in a car incident and several individuals named with ages and locales. details are unclear but indicate minor injuries and police or emergency responses in multiple locations.
Pioneer Charled Scheatner Death Funeral Held Saturday
Charles Scheatner of Werr died recently at 7 ft? funeral services BRL to be held at 2 PM Saturday.
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Omfort
Comore
Charles Scheatner
Werr I
Meat Prices Jump Amid Slaughter Surplus and Drought
Prices for meat rise despite fewer animals ready for market as drought reduced cattle and water scarcity hit feed. Government inspected slaughter surged in 1994, peaking in September, while 1993 averaged 2100 per month. Higher farm costs and unemployment pressure keep demand strong.
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Alen
Heef
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
San Antonio livestock receipts show steady to higher prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Cow and bull markets mix with varying runs. top cattle move around 4 to 4.25 per hundredweight while hogs range near 3.50 to 7.10 per hundredweight. Trade activity remains active in mixed classes with regional pricing differences noted.
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San Antonio
San Anon
Cbiff
Buielse
Sheen
St.louis
ST. Louis
Earlites
Convict Clemency Payments Reported in Foreign Dispatch
Washington February reports note clemency payments linked to convict cases. The dispatch discusses alleged bribes and social reaction, naming authorities and suspects in a murky wartime corruption context. It cites figures and dates, highlighting potential abuse in clemency processes.
Grain Market Eyed By Chicago Traders Amid Volatile Prices
Markets opened with corn leading gains, soybeans steady, and wheat rising on higher futures. Bulls crowded the floor as corn edged up after a slow arrival rate, while rain and shipment issues kept prices firm. traders noted pricing against feed use and growing demand from farm operations.
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Chicago
Erin
Westher
Vances
Uches
Foreign Markets Close Rough. Prices Edge Lower
Market recap notes foreign markets opening mixed with the premier’s position unclear. Trading closed weak with notable price declines across several sectors. Reports show modest gains in housewares and a yearly rate around thirty five dollars for select items, while classified ads continue at standard rates.
Senate wage showdown over public works plan in 1930s
Washington, Feb 0. The Senate faced another showdown over public works funding as Republicans and labor leaders line up against a proposed wage policy. Sen Syms of South Carolina touted a 54.58 billion bill while Treasury experts warned against raised wages, claiming higher pay would derail the program and raise total costs. Debate focused on prevailing wages vs. dole payments, with proponents arguing higher wages spur private hiring while opponents say it undermines the bill. A plan to require 10 percent skilled work to be contracted to lowest bidders was also adopted, signaling tight control over spending and wage rules.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
A. I of L
Senaty Syms
Democrat
South Carolina
Treasury
Sis
McCarren
Nevada
Tess
A.B
Robinson
Adams
Derocrat
Colorado
Maye
Cotton Market Quiet With Mixed March Futures
New Orleans cotton market shows a quiet session with limited bids as traders await the gold decision. March futures edged 2 points higher near 4220 while July and October hovered around 12,39 and 7.20 respectively, with steady demand in some weeks and cautious selling in others.
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New Orleans
Marth
Wool Market Notes on Trade and Market Movement
The bulletin outlines a tentative wool market with weak sales and cautious manufacturing demand. It notes limited foreign market access, practical pauses in line with industry expectations, and ongoing attention to prices, inventories, and weekly migrations in the wool trade.
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Tnereiel
Cownioy Ag
Alent
Tie West Fehnre
Ecobed
Stalin
Wall Street Briefs Add Noise From A Bygone Era
In January a muted company figure shows modest activity with limited orders and slow sales. AAG Vera notes near 24,000 units sold for the month, while engineers report ongoing construction awards and a weak week overall. MIT involvement appears in passing. details remain murky.
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York AB Stensals Af Pliacults
Dollar quotations Paris
Paris francs and the franc rate movement are noted with a steady to unchanged quote from yesterday. A used internal Ad truck is advertised for sale at 8850.66, while capsule classification and light classified items are listed in the brief.
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Paris Fer
Market notes on fruit and produce prices
The column lists orange prices in California Old Mexico and Florida, Mexican beans and tomatoes, strawberries, and a wide range of greens and vegetables with numerous per bushel and per crate quotes. It covers fruits like lemons, grapefruits, and bananas, plus dairy and poultry ranges, all in a dense, OCR sourced snapshot of a late market report.
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California
Old Mexico
Florida
Commission
Raart
Soau
Ousted
Veras
Valley
Texas
Calif
Praataes
Powaters
Colo
No. c
Poultry prices steady to weak in New York markets
In New York trading, poultry prices showed general steadiness to softness. Chickens, ducks, and geese across various grades moved with uneven demand, while dressed poultry and eggs reflected mixed receipts and fluctuations.
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Kew Tork
Roosters
Nand Ducky
Paultry Steaty
Senate talks on control of plan mG in Texas
Austin February 8 opposition to a state plan division emerged in the senate as Senator Westerfeld proposed appointive power sharing among governor lieutenant governor and speaker with a secretary of state as seventh. He argued spending control to be unsafe and criticized granting the governor or others the right to spend 260000000. The governor and state should receive about 350000000 in federal recovery funds. Crime report studied notes a bill aiding the railroad commission to check illegal oil production and allow temporary restraining orders without a hearing. The senate may hold executive session to consider Sarah Hughes’s appointment as Texas first woman district judge. The committee on gubernatorial commissions voted 8-1 to recommend confirmation. Senators reviewed a crime investigation committee report describing broad governmental revolt and calling for drastic anti-revolt legislation. Rackets condemned include liquor selling, gambling, and the state machine racket described as a malignant octopus. Legislation to create a state police force and allow summary searches of officers not enforcing law urged, along with licensing of automobile drivers and reducing automobile taxes. The senate public health committee approved a bill requiring fingerprinting of newborns. The house killed a proposal to broaden investigations of legislative and state officials. 102-49 vote against sending the conference committee a bill on collision authority. Allred indicated plans to push legalization of horse racing. The assembly voted to allocate 3,500,000 in relief for Texas destitute, with monthly caps of 300,000 May through November, and 1,500,000 for February, March, and April.
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James
Senate
Wilemberss Ogi
Westerfeld
Falias
Texas
Sarah T. Hughes
Tales
Committee On Governoe
Jombia
Ftlohs
House
Senate Public Health Committee
Conference
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Legistature
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Dwyer Moves to Make Felony as Publishing Libel
A bill to make publication of libel a felony was introduced in the Texas house by Representative Pat Dwyer of San Antonio. The measure targets scandal sheets with asset-based damages, proposing fines from 600 to 2000 and order to destroy libelous publications. Another bill creates a new district court for Bexar County, debated by Representative J. Frank Spears who seeks statistics to justify the court. Representative RL Reader also proposes a 3000 allocation to the state Health Department for vaccine distribution.
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Austin
Taxes House Today
Pat Dwest
San Antonio
Hiebts
Whelco
J. Frank Spears
Bexar County
Sven
Altommey
Jia
Reader
State Department of Health
Officers Change Stations And Transfers From War Epistle
Two Post Officers and two foot officers, Sam Motuston and Richard BP, shift from Ovenshire to Washington DC. Adams of field artillery, slated for Hawaii, accompanies aide to Bug General Owensialine, Tala brigade commander. Lt Adams formerly adjutant to Bec cra Actiery brigade, now abroad. date July 1.
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Crowls
Richard BP
Infantry
Tigh
Adams
Field Artillery
Ovenshire
Washington
Tan Son Entin
Houston
Beccra
Eery
Halstead
Dorey
Pearsall Board Trustee Passes After Short Illness
K. Mat, longtime Pearsall schools board member, died recently at Pearsall Hospital after an illness. The funeral was held today with G. W. Sledge and other officials attending.
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Pearsall
T K. Mattax
Pearsall Schools
G. W. Sledge
Market Dims As Traders Eye Uneasy Year
New York stocks moved lower again amid prolonged declines with little buying interest. Traders see a cautious mood and prompt sales in all capitalization ranges as headlines warn of entanglements and looming financial stress. Continental Canner and American Central are noted for strong activity while Commerce Trust posts sharp gains.
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New York
Daniels Held Foe of Church Policy Sparks Mexico Accord Charge
Washington Feb 5 Ambassador Josephus Daniels faced harsh charges from Rep Connery Democrat against aiding Mexican rulers. Connery alleged Daniels and other US officials cooperate with tyrants, threaten religious freedom and press rights, and demand withdrawal of recognition for Mexico. He cited Wilson era assurances on worship and warned of policy reversals if Mexico acts against US interests.
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Connery
Dempcras
Mads. Gausetis
Mexico
United States
Conneéry
Daniels
Spraker
Jesiphus
Wilson
Congress
State Department
Con Nery
Cambry
Stock Market Fluctuations Push Markets After Mixed Trading
In New York the stock market showed varied movement with traders cautious at the sidelines. Large deals dominated activity while money markets and reserves hinted at shifting risk and potential gains for some stocks amid renewed interest in commodities and currencies.
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New York
Wally
Anwng
Faolinny
Anlon Darttin
Hanto Pe Ligvetl
Ana Myers
Com Fear Carlton
J.C Penjey
Amietican Tohaten
Clcester and Motors
Ligwent
Myark
Binet
Aister
Bor
Louie
Ata
South Texans Gather for PWA Meet in San Antonio
Texas relive commission officials and representatives from 24 counties met in San Antonio to review plans for public works projects. Porter Watley organized the gathering at Tule Montgomery’s request as PWA funds loom and national inventories are prepared for swift distribution.
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So Antonio
Plaga
DY Porter Watley
Chamber of Commerce
Tule Montgomery
Stats
PWA
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Moniday
Bowles to Command Second Division at Fort Sam Houston
Dispatches from Washington report Major General Bowles of Fort Sheridan will replace Major General Charles R. Howland as commander of the Second Division and Fort Sam Houston on March 1. Howland marks his sixty fourth birthday February 16 and will retire February 28. Bowles, a U.S. Military Academy graduate, served in the Philippines and led the 39th Infantry in the Fourth Division during World War I, earning the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism.
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Bowles
Fort Sheridan
Wriday
Eric
Charles R. Howland
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Maine
Senate
Howland Yi
Wil
Baches
United States
Philipines Islands
Tewa
Te ‘Thirty-ninth Infantry
Residents complain as horses roam West Summit area
Neighborhood tensions rise over horse neighbors in West Summit Place. City officials, including the mayor and clerk, acknowledge reported disturbances and promise action after a pension inquiry. Both sites anticipate hearings with a stated schedule and no suspects named yet.
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West Summit Place
Mayora
Hauge to Act Is Constable in San Antonio Court
The Bexar commissioners court approved W. Havel Fr as constable for precinct 4, with Gorell to return to duty. A bid from Federal Laboratories of Austin was accepted to furnish a Thompson submachine gun and accoutrements for the sheriff's office at $253. A county donation exemption was granted for the Firn House on South Flores Street.
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Aly
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Sle
Federal Laboratories
Ing
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