Barnes outlines reform fix for murder trial at San Pedro
Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes spoke at the Open Forum in the San Pedro Playhouse at 2:15 p m Wednesday. He condemned the Hauptmann trial as vulgar and argued for a pro panel of ballistics experts to determine guilt. Barnes warned NRA fears and warned fascist risks in the US with names like Huey Long Coughlin and Will Rogers mentioned as concerns. He was honored at a Plaza luncheon and planned to speak on saving the constitution.
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Bruno Rithsry Haussmann
Harry Elmer Barnes
San Pedro Playhouse
Fauplmann
Tara Roda
Barnes
Hauptmann
Vugar
Defense
NRA
Roosevelt
United States
Huey Tear
Father Coughlin
Will Rogers
Bernes
J. Crotrell
Playhouse
James Easterling
Bemes
Esnators Require Prevailing Wages on Public Works
Washington BC Feb 14 The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to require prevailing local wage rates on public works projects only when the president determines that lower private wage rates justify the relief bill. The administration had proposed $50 a month for 2.5 million relief rolls, with public work funds. The American Federation of Labor argued the lower rate would erode wage levels in private industry.
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Washington
BC. O
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Two More Feared Lost in Plane Search in New Mexico
In El Paso Teb 14 a tragic tale emerges as a father and son, hikers, are missing in the lonely New Mexico mountains. Search teams scoured the rugged terrain since 3:15 p.m. yesterday as rescuers pressed to locate the pair amid difficult conditions.
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EL Paso
Tate
New Mexico
Demand Forecast for Manufactured Goods in 1984
The Alexander Hachten Institute presents a method to estimate demand for manufactured goods. It links farm income, manufactured goods price levels, and industry production to predict 1984 demand for manufactured goats. Historical data show production usually exceeded estimated demand, with 1834 figures referring to 19 months and final 1984 figures expected to adjust slightly.
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Alexander Hanchten Institute
Inc
San Antonio Livestock Market Faces Price Jumps Amid Slaughter Demand
Market reports show prices rising for slaughter cattle and calves, with price gains reaching up to 1.52 higher than last week on some grades. Chicago and Kansas markets echo firmer tone, while no goats were reported and hogs vary by weight with top bids around 8.40.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Livestock T
Je Og Sarket
Chiuago
Omiuago
Rae Ads
Stortao
Shestock
Steacy
Grain Market Mixed Outlook Amid Rain Delays in Kansas
In Chicago grain notes for February 42, rain delays in Kansas held back domestic wheat and corn futures. Opening prices dipped then recovered slightly as traders weighed rumors of rain, higher demand, and potential shifts in corn use. San Antonio prices for hay and seed also appeared, with farmers reporting varied per-ton values and noting market activity.
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Chicago
West
Kansas
San Antonio
Man Fined in Cigarette Case Exposed at Station
A report from North Col Station states a man was fined for a cigarette case incident. The supervisor, Majertic, presided over the case and imposed a penalty of 45350. Details remain unclear due to garbled wording in the source.
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North Col
County to form police force. deputies to be hired next summer
Bexar County commissioners settled the appointment dispute of deputy constables by creating a county police force in the next budget. The move ends constables requests for permission to hire deputies. The county-wide force is expected to form next summer with about 180,000 dollars in funding and will pay a straight salary.
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County Commissioners Court
Women shoppers demand quality goods on city streets
An on street interview with women shoppers shows a strong preference for high quality products. About two thirds favor top grade coffee brands and 41 percent spread across twelve brands, with dry goods and grocers confirming rising sales of durable, longer lasting items as buyers seek quality over cheapness in San Antonio.
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Tych
Colen
San Antonio
Chamber Members to Attend United States Junior Chamber Meeting
San Antonio Junior Chamber members will attend the seventh regional meeting in Fort Worth on March 1 and 2. Delegates include Theo Weiss state president Jesse N. Fletcher Albert Buss Fred Felty G F Digler Thurman Guess Jonni Jones local president Thyan Nayler national director. About 500 people expected to attend the conference.
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San Annisio
United States Junior Chamber
Fort Worth
Byas
Thyan Nayler
Lie
Four Men Ordered to Explain Slot Machine Seizures
Four men were ordered to appear before Judge W W MrGroty in the Viminal District Court on February 2a to show why slot machines cited by the sheriff should be destroyed. The district attorney asked for permission to break up the gambling devices. The summoned are Max Gras siabn owner of a Tub raver at 808 East Houston Street two machines seized February 6 L E Munger operator of Wolff's Inn Louis Espines 2 160 Nogalized and E A Bailey manager of the hotel bar. Gras slot machine was taken from each of the three sites netted.
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W. W. MrGroty
Max Grassiabn
East
Houston Street
L. E. Munger
Wolff's Inn
Louis Espines
Ad E. A. Bailey
Menager
Commercial Deer Hunting Ban Ends Mexico U S Border Areas
A five year deer hunting ban took effect amid cross border tension as Mexico announced policy changes on February 2. American hunters and Mexican natives may still hunt for sport until the season ends on March 15 at Del Rio and surrounding areas under President Lemiberto Obregon.
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Dee Rio
Texas
Mexico
Lemiberto Obregon
del Rio Pointes
Highway 16 Widening Project Details Released
County commissioners hear plan to widen State Highway 16 by 40 feet within Pettus and nearby areas. The proposal outlines right of way, funding steps, and potential impacts on local traffic and drainage.
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Pettus
Commis Ls
Moore Retained as Range School Head Despite Adverse Odds
Moore remains head of Range School after a disputed five year term. Board members voted to retain leadership amid ongoing controversy and a desire for stability in the district.
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Moore
Fe —D. Fut
Cor Plantings Delayed by Rain Range
Rainfall delays corn planting scheduled to begin in November across the range. Multiple reconditioned wood stoves for sale are listed at £3250 with estimated salvage value noted.
Wholesale Market Still Overstocked With Scarce Produce
Markets report limited Mexican arrivals yet vegetable supplies remain tight. Tomatoes sold out on arrival. apples, corn, green beans, and peppers appeared at various reduced prices. Commission quotings show shifts across apples, citrus, greens, tubers, and dairy while overall shortages persist amid steady wholesale activity.
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Washington
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Hana Hanebowel
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Troushe Growers Plaza
Wenesday
Sega Market
Texas
Parsiey
Penpers
Sean
Idaho
Meine
Rhohard
Gols
Hobbard
Sayash
Hovslérs
Poultry Markets Report From New York and Chicago Prices
Poultry market notes show New York and Chicago prices for various poultry products. Foul reports list per pound costs for broilers young toms hens and turkeys with varied consignments and weight ranges reflected in the price movements across markets.
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Zier
Wall Street Briefs and PWA Committee in Texas
Wall Street summaries show steady price levels with slight gains in key markets including steel and machinery. In San Marcos, Hays County Judge Will Burnett names a nine member committee to oversee PWA projects, with Dr. M. Arnold as chairman and a roster of local officials and business leaders.
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San Marcos
Feh
Hays
Will Burnett
Moncay
M1. Arnold
O. W. Clivit
Walter Buckner
Charles HH. Rose
Ban Mare
FP. Sielton
Grinding Springs
Allen D'Spain
Winny
C. H. Wetlace
Kyla
Wilt
Birdwell Sr
Cottonseed Loss Reported Across Periods in Washington
Census Bureau figures show cottonseed loss for the period Feb to Jan totaling 2,583,092 tons, down from 2,896,435 tons a nine years earlier. On hand January 31 refined products and cake and meal saw significant tonnage changes, with various figures for refined oil, cake, meal, and seed byproducts, indicating shifts in production and stocks.
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Washington
B.C
Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed Signals in New Orleans
The cotton market in New Orleans opened steady with regional cables showing slight gains and marginal declines across months. Mar eased modestly after initial gains while July and October futures traded near prior levels as traders awaited the gold decision and dealer activity remained restrained.
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New Orleans
Steagy
Furst
Radey
Wey
Will & Day
Dare
Lincol Wethday
Ue Seiers
Uncertain Foreign Markets Report Amid Slow Trading
The daily foreign markets summary shows mixed activity with limited movement in London and Paris. Trading in New York was quiet as investors await clearer direction, with some indices reflecting marginal gains or losses and several securities showing unsettled prices.
Texas vegetables and fruit market notes and arrivals
Agricultural market roundup covers Monday figures for Texas vegetables and fruits including spinach carrots lettuce and potatoes. It details cargo arrivals and conditions from Texas and other hubs, with prices per bushel and crate, and notes market steady to weak across regions.
Oil Scouts to Meet in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi February 18 The National Oil Scouts of America will host a lively 1235 convention in Corpus Christi during May according to word received here Tuesday from J E B Beall president and G B Falk secretary treasurer.
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National Oil Scouts of America
Corpus Curisti
J. E B. Beall
G. BD. Falk
Treacher
Rain Deluge Impacts Texas Grove and Field Crops
McAllen Texas reports show a heavy rainfall across the lower Rio Grande Valley with totals around a tenth to a quarter inch in spots. The rain arrived over several hours, easing irrigation needs for fruit and vegetable growers after a freeze earlier in January.
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Mallen
Texas
Ealgo County
Mia Chandoney
McAlen
Obituary notices from Keerville and San Antonio region
Obituary notices list J M Brett 65 of Cast Euclid avenue with survivors widow Leah Brett daughter M Kendall of San Antonio sister Hallie Goleman of Honan services at 3 pm Wednesday at Censur Point. Also Porter Gatlin 65 of San Antonio with daughter Mrs D G McGowan of Long Beach California. Eddy will be sent to Figin Texas for services and interment there. Nancy E Walter 83 of San Antonio with sons Le Ritchey Samersch Rilehaz A M Ritchey and J M Leopard. funeral home arrangements at Mission Burial Park. Frank P Gelinsinger 62 of 1610 South Pyesa street with widow Mrs Jratmlle Grimsinger and children Alley Maclin. Doris Grimsinger and others. services led by Rev F A Neumeister at Highland Park Lutheran Church. Noelle McCown 64 of 905 Port al flend with survivors daughter Mrs Z M Brown wen and Mrs Mived G Gar an. J A McCown brother in San Antonio. Mrs OW Gardner Bigfoot. 13 grandchildren and great grandchildren. interment at City Cemetery.
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Ban Antonio
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Honan
Exas
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Ed Ward Griminger
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Noelle McCown
Portal Flend
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