Early Market Movements In New York Trading Session
The report describes a brisk start in New York trading with advances in some names and declines in others. It notes mixed results across rail and industrial shares, with American Can and U.S. Steel among movers. The Federal Reserve weekly reporting frame is discussed alongside liquidity needs and issued credit data, as investors await the Washington conference signals.
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Generauis
Malleuarce
Flacks
Sonny Industriale
Neztif
Teenere Motare
Snow F Reins
Deleware & Hadeon
Chesene
Federal Reserve
Meraiber Ha
Jending Citien
Inc. Snobon
Aneentmeniz
Federal
Vom
Vetle
Lectimany
Barnerd WM Baruch
Binkley
Mar Donald
Great Britain
Casnat
Washington
Moonee
Stones at Newark Claim Hebrew Roots of American Indians
An article describes artifacts unearthed near Newark Ohio in 1640 by David Wyrick, including two stones with Hebrew inscriptions and a relief of Moses. Proponents claim they prove Hebrews anciently settled in North America and built earthworks, with translations like Holy of Holies and Jehovah’s work. The finds are debated by researchers.
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Newark
David Wyrick
Haran
Moses
Fe ‘Wyrick
Ohio
Variana Ex- Periz
Wytick
Park Bench Holds Love Story Secret
A Central Park tale of unrequited love spans five years as a wealthy scion watches a college romance from a bench opposite a Texas woman’s apartment. The vigil ends with the woman secretly leaving, leaving the park bench quiet and empty.
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Park Bench
New York
Fen
Central Park
Man
Distin guished Crew Drives First Rivet at Bremerton Yard
In Bremerton Washington February the U S Destroyer War den under construction saw the distinguished crew drive the first rivet in the keel section. Mayor J A McGillivray Capt A T Church and G W Trahey led the group including R Bergner and Herman Peterson among rivet hammers and shop officials.
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Bremerton
Wash
U.S
Navy
J. A. McGillivray
A. T. Church
Gavriveters
G. W. Trahey
Maklet Mechanics’ Asso~ciation
Holder-On
R. Bergner
Buphrvlsers* Club
Rivetphiser
Herman Peterson
Rivel-Henter
City News Valentine Dance at Tra walter Hall
Event brief notes a Valentine dance in the city at Tra walter Hall with security by Morn. Prize mentions include 25.40 and 310. Details list unclear acts and performances by groups or individuals, including references to Jack Trooke and Ben Chbaitica as possible organizers or participants.
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Valentine
Tuea
Trawalter Hall
Harlyway
Indirs
the Cady
Braco Ra
Jack Trooke
Money and Metals in London Market Notes
The report lists spot and future prices for copper, lead, silver, and tin in London and New York exchanges. Prices show fluctuations with copper around 2 pounds per unit, lead near 17 pounds, and silver mid-teens to low twenties, reflecting a volatile metals market in early February.
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Lasdon Wetala
London
Fragments Describe Fruits and Vegetables Market Shippments
An OCR snippet outlines weekly fruit and vegetable shipments from various regions including Texas New York and Mexico. It mentions cargoes such as grapefruit citrus and tomatoes along with prices and quantities, with references to traders and markets.
Irregular Market Quotations Drown From Produce Prices
The report lists diverse wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and dairy with shifts in demand and supply. It notes Florida strawberries at 25 cents mint Texas strawberries out of the running and peppers beans and apples priced per crate or per hundredweight, with several items showing steady or rising quotes across assorted markets.
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Reyes
Cartier
Furiyers
Poullty
Searcy
Epinach
iScena
Pruiit Comenfanten
Rexaried
Nuitake
Florida
Texas
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Peur
Abe Busnel
Orinog Kreen
Poletoe Wen
Wu Eninach
Aimmade
Apuler
Arkensse Arendon Florida
Grem
Caren
Crete
Gninas
Cyellee
Coto
Mme
Colo
Oranges
Usvel
Drapeen Teaas
Boebel
Orengen Temple
Boshel Baretey
Agken
Fenauls
Peers
Parkde
Bell
California
Golorado
Dreawalzht
Potatren
Fadlahen
Siam Ureerrses
Rivera
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago and New York
A garbled AP dispatch lists poultry and egg prices in Chicago and New York with multiple items. It mentions dressed poultry including fryers and ducks, varied prices for eggs, butter, and potatoes, and a note about a major company sale of a station for $180 cash. The text is incomplete but preserves trader and market terminology.
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Boe
Cotton Market News From Feb 14 Mentioned Declines
Cotton market reports show U S farm data indicating a rise to 71 208 bales amid lower stocks and a Michigan bank holiday. Prices in New York futures moved with near quiet trade while Liverpool quoted American cotton with small business, higher points, and various middling grades.
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Hirt
Cenais Bureau
Michigan
Hue
Livertool Cotton
Liverpool
Dee Star
Cave Reveals Ancient Indian City Near Springfield
Springfield, Mo Feb 1. Archaeologist Rev Newberry reports discovering an ancient Indian city near here. He found a cave with a grain of stone idols and blocks 12 to 14 inches wide, not native to the region. Estimated population runs into hundreds of thousands, with about 1000 mounds. city about ten miles long and half a mile wide, many mounds densely packed, some burial and others adobe-formed structures.
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Springfield
F. Newberry
Rev. Newberry
Thie
Newberry
Foster Children Seek 26000 From Cheney Estate
In Fort Worth Texas Betty dune seven and Virginian Cheney age unspecified sue for 26000 alleging they were promised inheritance by their foster father the late Manton F Cheney merchant The plaintiffs accuse blood relatives of Cheney of intestate status and sue in district court with Judge Bruce Young named as their guardian ad litem.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Betty Dune
Cheney
Manton F. Cheney
Bruce Young
Fire Chief Threatens Resignation Over Traffic Laws
Fire Chief Barney Houston warned he may resign unless Hamilton County courts reverse a ruling that fire department vehicles must obey traffic laws. The verdict held department cars cannot go the wrong way on one way streets or ignore stop signs after a taxi driver sued for a collision on a downtown street.
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Cinginnatt
Ohio
INS
Barney Houston
Hamillton County
Houston
Common Pleas
Russian butter exports rise in ten months of 1932
Moscow reports Soviet butter exports and eggs increased about 6 percent in the ten months of 1932 compared with the same period in 1931. Exports of butter and eggs to Great Britain were smaller than in the previous year, according to the statement.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Dry Violators Pay 1 Cent Fines
BAY CITY Mich Feb 11 Four probation violators were fined one cent each by Federal Judge Arthur J Tulitc after pleading guilty to federal liquor offenses. Under existing law fines of one cent were mandatory for the violations.
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Bay City
Mich
Arthur J. Tultic
160 Easy Police Jobs Abolished
New York police commissioner Mulroney has abolished 105 police jobs in the department. The gun squad and the warrant squad are two of the squads affected for not justifying their existence.
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New York
INA
Mulronrney Haa
Ioo
Guy Likely to Take Stand in Vanderwell Slaying Trial
In Long Beach California on February 14 William 3 Courly reports Guy likely will testify today as he faces charges for the murder of Captain Walter Vanderwell aboard the adventure schooner Cerma on December 5. Defense rests largely on alibi testimony from J Eddie DeLarm and others. Witnesses summoned include Mrs Isabelle DeLarm and her 13 year old daughter Juanite.
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Long Beach
Calif
William
Courly
Guy
Walter Vanderwell
Globe Trotter
Fant
J. Eddie DeLerm
Glendale
Lving
Vanderwell
Jain
Ie In
DeLarm Tomy
Isabelle DeLarm
Wits
Juanite
Bette DeLarm
Theis
Cerma
San Antonio Livestock Prices Across Markets Feb 14
Prices quoted for cattle calves goats and sheep across San Antonio Kansas City and Chicago markets show steady demand and index shifts. Receipts tally include hogs calves and yearlings with top quotes around 9.80 per hundredweight for specific weight ranges and varied prices for slaughter cattle vealers and sheep across listed firms and markets.
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San Antonio
Ibe
Ratoor
Fem
Recelpte
Etrone
Fatents Mener
Choice Tage
Eatcs
Chicago Javestouk
Chicago
Felenty
Mtooker
Freder Cattis
Receinia
Mosuy
Roomal Eholer
Pause Absewer
Poundna
Canada Leads Wheat Championship Wins Through 1932
Ottawa reports that since 1911 Canada has won the world wheat championship more times than any other nation, with the United States four wins. Trolls of Webley Peace River Alberta held the title in 1930 and 1937, while O Edson Smith of Montana was the first American to win the prize in 1027.
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Canada
Ottawa
United States
Herman ‘Trolls
Webley
Peace River
Alberta
Chicago
O. Edson Smith
Montana
Cotton exports rise in five months to date
Export figures show United States cotton shipments from August through December reaching 424,800 bales valued at 1 OOL8 million, compared with 400,000 bales worth 163,462,000 in the prior period, indicating a higher total for the current season.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Aligiat
Puerto Rico Tax Ruling Impacts Coffee Duty Case
Judge Walter H. Evans of the U.S. Customs Court says Puerto Rico is part of the United States in a decision adverse to Porto Rican Brokerage Co seeking $19,000 in duty refunds on coffee imports. The ruling concerns 10 cent per pound tax levied after 1928 hurricane damage, and questions Congress’s power to delegate tariff decisions to local Puerto Rican legislature under the uniform duties clause.
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New York
Congress
Puerto Rico
United States
Infrared photography backs key physics claim in 1930s study
In Pasadena California a housewife's flatiron, photographed in a dark room, supports Kirchhoff's law linking energy absorption to conduction. Mount Wilson astrophysicist H. D. Babcock photographed the iron on a supersensitive infra red plate, showing heated detail. An aviator's distant mountain photos aided proving atmospheric curvature calculations.
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Fasadena
Calif
Kiockhot
H. D. Babcocks
Mount Wilson Observatory
South America
Andes
Grain Market Notes Amid Rain in Chicago Trade
Grain prices drifted lower as rains hit Chicago trading on February 14. Wheat opened at 149.4, corn and oats weakened. reports of Argentina selling to China and contracts with Australia influenced sentiment, while European buyers and winter harvests added to caution. Trade volume remained moderate as traders weighed distant demand and domestic supply pressures.
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Omicago
Valuenook
Michigan
Johany
G.benrish
Ann Ow
Argentina
China
Aunivatia
Yrops
Molacwre
Domentiy
Tory Agudhwerl
Eubnacnyul
Keith Rannre
Drama Marks Case Against Hospital in Green County
In Wayne County, a melodrama marked the hearing of a section filed against Green County Memorial Hospital. Attorney W. C. Montgomery defends the hospital as provisions remove the appendix of his 4-year-old son.
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Waynesburg
Phy
Green County Memorial Hospital
Eduré
W. C. Montgomery
Head of Humane Body Vegetarian Kansas City
Edwin R Weeks, long time president of the Karinas City Humane Society, promotes vegetarian living stating that meat eating causes cruelty to animals. He has consumed only grains fruits and vegetables for 40 years.
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Humane Body Vegetarian
Kansas City
Felt
Edwin R. Weeks
Karinas City
Cotton data report shows January consumption and stocks
Washington Feb 14 Cotton data bureau reports January consumption of 471202 bales lint and 48422 of linters, with December and prior year comparisons. January on hand in consuming establishments includes 280137 lint bales and 1,590,110 linters. Imports for January total 21258 bales. exports reach 783664 bales. Active cotton spindles in January amount to 23766908.
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Washington
P. C
Tensus Bureau
Coffen
Tash
Hartman Sees Brose East in Fraud Case Escort
United States District Attorney John D. Hartman plans to escort William A. Brose, alleged big-time promoter, as Brose faces fraud charges. Hartman said he would not disembark in Washington en route home. The Democrat administration may pressure to end term early. plans were discussed with U S Marshal Beott and Boston postal officials. Mrs Brose reportedly travels with twin sons. The Roswell B Clark Boston fraud case involves 3,636.27 in a fraudulent send.
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William A. Brose
Mali
United States
John D. Hartman
Tusaday
Hartman
Washington
Pear
Democrat'c
Beott
Boston
White
Brouse
Bemise
Roswell B. Clark
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