Banner Year in Banking Sees Glass-Steagall Shifts
A 1933-34 banking outlook outlines Glass-Steagall measures and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. It notes deposits insured up to 2500, with phased full insurance by 1934, and discusses state guaranty funds, bank membership, and RFC stock plans amid holiday bank closings and reorganization efforts in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio
Iask
Piarch
Glass-Stegall
Federal Banking Insurance Corporation
San Antonio
Banking Insurance Corporation
Ioc
Naver
Tac Ging
Tate
Federal
Ing Insurance Corporation
Glass‘Blcyall Banking
Jovel Bank
Alagia National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ismé c
Onrly One
Open minded economic prospects and civic courage urged
A Renaissance era piece by Alfred PF Sloan and Drisiient urges open minded examination of proposals shaping economy and society. It argues world improvement continues, encourages industry and government cooperation, and warns against blind or biased judgments while praising American democratic resilience and individual initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred PF
Sloan J& Drisiient
Metora Cerpetstigs
Ani
Experiment
Lockingford Lin Nest
Tam
Tin Can Tourists Open Homecoming Parade
Tin Can Tourists begin their homecoming gathering at Anvauia Florida as more than 20 exhibitors, visitors from the Hib District of Columbia and Canada, and other travelers converge on the municipal camp grounds for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvauia
Pla
Vncan
District of Columbia
Canada
Jobless of Bexar Sing NRA Praises Relief Efforts
The piece notes local relief and CWA activity in Bexar County since the CWA launch, with 434 workers and over 453 thousand dollars injected into purchasing power. It covers construction work, park improvements, missions restoration, cannery operations, and continued relief staffing under A. L. Davis, highlighting wage details and job placements amid ongoing federal recovery programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Bexar
Board of Welfare and Employment
Roosevelt
Bexar County
State of Texas
Piil
Relief Administration
CWA
A. L. Davis
Arxar County
Yorcis
Public Works Administration
PWA
Army
Usta
Mahneke
Qimos
Woodlawn Iske
H. EB
Kincai Cwa
South Laredo
Hame Baile Selery
Amerior
Bass
Welie
Bob Bass
Oily Park Service
Fireworks Welcome New Year At Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs reports a New Year fireworks display atop Pike's Peak at 14 181 feet, staged by hardy Adiman elith members. The event featured Admiral Richard Byrd broadcast greetings via portable shortwave, with amateur signals from Fort Bam and Washington to Georgia Zone.
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Colorado Springs
Vin
Pike's Peak
Colrado
Adiman Elith
Richard
Byrd
Yonler
Uhla
Tithrondearla
Golornda
Army payroll and 1934 Fort Sam projects foreseen
The article notes Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field will employ about 19 000 locally including officers and enlisted men. Public works funding near 5 million supports new officer and non commissioned officer housing and utilities at both posts, with multiple contracts totaling near 9 4 million for roads and buildings. Military payroll and spending expected to exceed 3 million monthly.
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Thela
Antinio
Fort Sam Houston
Randolph Reid
Uncle Sam
PWA
Yeb
Hhuce Pwa
Srmy
Randolph Field
Lomes
Fort
Sam Houston
Condiriction Company
Joseph A. Holpuch Company
Chicago
Anissoon
Army Port
Christy-Dalph Company
Dallas
A. J. [Rite
Vincent Falbo
KUADS
Fort 8Am
Houston
HR. W.brigan Company
Aluminius
Rnst
Colglavier and
Wolf
Marine
Rane
Playfield
Use South
Fort Rushutilate Company
Aqua System, Inc
Banspech Brothers
Peat Pricon
Gilbert Falco
Southern Prison Company
San Antonio
Furniture men see NRA boost as 1933 ends well
Optimism runs through city furniture dealers as 1923 closes with rising demand and confidence. King, Strickland, Walser, Karotkin, and others credit New Deal measures and NRA activity for stabilizing business, creating jobs, and signaling a brighter 1934 ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enire
N. OR
King Purniture
NRA
United States
Istrict
Auto Collisions Rise With Mild Weather in San Antonio
San Antonio street collisions increased over the last three months despite calm winter driving. The report shows 199 collisions in December, up from 107 in November and 137 in October, while speeding arrests fell to 33 last month from 52 in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Clothiers See Big Year Ahead in 1934 Optimism Grows
Dent forecasts indicate 1934 will bring improved business, higher employment, and stronger consumer demand. San Antonio retailers Ed Fomby Pointy Clothing H. T. Jordan Dodge Clothes Mike Huber Victory Wilson Brenner Solo-Serve Emil Franko Frank Brothers express confidence in national recovery led by Roosevelt programs. Local leaders anticipate rising sales and broader prosperity across commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retell Clothiers of
San Antonio
Ed & Fomby
Pointy Clothing Company
Nes
Se Antonio
Gurtlom
Brenner
Solo- Serve Company
Emil Frank O F Frank Brothers
Frank Brothers
Roosevelt
Empire
Southwest
Changes Slated in Revenue Office After Mondauy
The office of the collector of internal revenue plans staff changes and transfers in the federal building. A deputy collector will be assigned to duty in San Antonio as processing taxes demands more attention. G Wright notes one more deputy is needed here amid transfers affecting the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondey
Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal
Vt Ténklote
San Antonio
G. ©. Wright
Iocal Internal Revenue
Rald
Ready-to-wear firms report record sales in late 1933
Multiple stores claim their strongest single month ever as 1933 ends, with Frost brothers forecasting a big year ahead. Vogue, Franklin's, and Rainbow Apparel executives cite stock upgrades, floor upgrades, and staff increases as they push for continued gains into 1934 amid Roosevelt prosperity hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frost
Ront Brothers
Roosevelt
Frost
A A. Pish
Vogue
Jewelers Pleased With Holiday Trade Recovery Mood
Leading city jewelers report strong holiday sales and improving payrolls as more men return to work. Herman Frieda of Shaw's predicts January revival and gradual national recovery. Ben Gehwarls of PF J McNeel Jewelry notes 1993 gains vs 1932 with optimism for 1934 profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Frieda
Shaw's
Texas
Ben Gehwarls
PF. J. McNeel Jewelry Company
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Commercial Nations Bank
Texas Bank and Trust Company
Core
Atakautonel
Bomr
Shell
Ud Chantle
Fersomp
Rene
Tamsin
America
Mr. McCay
Stil BI
Reiter
Hue Gwa
M. P. Strickland
G. A. Browers Furniture Company
Stowers
A.J. Walser
Household Furniture Company
Jake Karotkin
Drsident
Karotkin Purniture Company
Oullook Brigner
Rand
N. EB. Pravier
Engle Murniture Etne
R. Joerie
Jorrie Furniture Company
Mayorr
Helen
Broadway
Dane Noble
GOON
Lowla Greenberg
Pranklin
Jewelers
Fim
The
Clegg Company
L. B. Clegg
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