Planes loaded an enraged push to curb arms to Spain
Congress moved swiftly to curb exports of planes and military matériel worth over 7 million dollars to the Spanish government in crisis. House leaders urged an anti neutrality measure by tomorrow, while Senate committees aimed for action and a new embargo plan. The drive includes licensing changes, nationalization proposals for munitions plants, and stricter enforcement to halt shipments to both sides as the United States grapples with policy.
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Washington
Jai
McReynolds
Bongs Foreign Affairs
House
Senate
Tomorrey
Pittman
Senate Coniitter
Valencia
Congress
Robert Cuse
Rhode Weense
Dineley
Gas Nuiska
Unis
Tuneley
Wits
Guar
Dour
Senate Munitions
ACT
Pragp
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Bone
Pope
Memocry
Idaho
Clarke
Sovant
Socialist Party
National
Css
Pillman
Democrat
Nevada
Gentle Foreign Relations Committee
Tie
Tis
Spain
United States
Szatyr
Borrowed Funds Use in Federal Land Bank Chart
A historic chart outlines how funds borrowed from the Federal Land Bank system were allocated between refinancing farmers mortgage debts and other obligations. It notes that in 1933-34 over 22 percent funded mortgage refinances, while by 1936 refinancings and other debts shifted. 2.9 percent funded land release in 1934, rising to 40. by mid-1930s.
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Federry Land Bank
Federal Jong Bank
Federal Land Bank
Agent shipped Mexican arms in wartime traffic
Richard L L Dineley, munitions agent, raced to export 4507 008 in war materiel to Spain before a possible congressional ban. Earlier May shipments to Mexico were stopped by federal agents in San Antonio and Laredo. Dineley admitted sending the arms, claiming they were for General Cedilla in San Luis Potosi, amid Cuban arrests and rumors of a revolt. Later reports said the goods were destined for Spain via Vera Cruz, routed through a San Francisco contact.
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Laredo
Itas
Richard LL Dineley
Spain
Congress
Mexico
Federad
San Antonio
Partes
Dinney
San Francisco
Cedille
San Luis Potosi
Cedilla
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Inet
Vera Cruz
Pleas to End Trike Grow In Pacific Coast Strike
San Francisco January 7 Representatives of family and state governments joined private groups in pressing for presidential intervention to end a nine day Pacific coast maritime strike. Peace talks made progress with licensed deck officers but ship owners and longshoremen remained apart. Mayors and governors urged Roosevelt to intercede and halt disruptions as workers and radio telegraphists planned to resume conferences.
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San Francisco
Ily
Pew
Angelo J. Rossi
Frank Merriam
California
Walter McGovern
Roosevelt
Foxx
Rossi
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s Association
Zai
Watit
East Reast
Curran
Fathers to Have Special Chamber in New Hospital
Fathers in San Francisco will receive special consideration in the new hospital under construction. A dedicated room is planned for expectant fathers to read about the future birth and learn about caring for the baby.
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Santningly
San Francisco
Jae
Pachowatly
Stock Market Rundown as Auto Strike Dampens Rally
New York stocks drifted lower with steels and motors leading declines amid auto sector strike fears. Despite hopes for a steel industry rebound, most major issues edged down or held steady with Chrysler and General Motors near unchanged. Rail, farm machinery, and construction demand supported limited gains while holiday effects trimmed weekly activity. Foreign exchange saw minor shifts, with the franc rising slightly and the dollar advancing modestly.
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New York
Lendenelys
Sexsluc
Pedlera Util
Stike
Thany
Congress
Nodn
US 3
Steel
Bethlehem
Murgaenery ‘Ward
International Harvester
Deena
Anaconda
Kennecott
Shell Union Oil
Westinghouse
Johne Manville
Amecan Can
North Americ
Barnsdall
Texas Cooporatron
Seaboard OF
Public Zergios
New Jersey
Santa Fe
Unio Pasitic
American Locomotive
West- Inghawes Airbrake
Douglas Atteratt
Anne, Armour and Company
American Telephone
Chrysler and General
Motorg
Hie
Automotive
Roi
Tnitiel Fortien Exchange
Cremah
Dollar Quar tations and Market Reports
The report notes the dollar’s movement against the franc and references New York exchange rates and Paris coverage. It includes commodity receipts and market figures for New York and Chicago dairy, poultry, and other staples with varied prices and batch details.
Robbery Report From Madison Street Home Break-In
Police reported $122 taken from a closet in the home of William Gembier on Madison Street. The house was ransacked and $823 total was lost. In a related theft, $4 was stolen from a call register at Richard Evans cafe on Gil East Commence Street while Evans was in the rear early Wednesday morning.
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William Gembier
St Madison Jstreet
Cloket
Richard Evams
Gil East Commence Street
Evans
Freighter Singh Mam Agground Off Georgia Strait
A Japanese freighter named Singh Mam with about 20 crew aboard was reported aground off Georgia straits between Victoria and Vancouver B C. The vessel was taking on water and distress signals requested immediate assistance.
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San Francisco
INS
Singh Mam
Georgia Straits
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Bones Found In Alamo Chapel Vault Continue Restorations
Workers unearthed charred bones including a four year old skull and four skulls in the Alamo chapel area amid ongoing restoration. A four foot grave will be sealed with rock to hold the remains, believed to be from Alamo defenders. Dr J Pearce and Mrs Ruth Small oversee identification efforts as landscaping and museum construction proceed with a $14 000 budget.
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Wormen
Alamo Chapel
Ie Alle
Leite Small
Alama
Wedgexwing
J. Pearce
University of Texas Museum
Mame
Republic of Texas
Cyish
Ruth Small
Quitoes
Smal
Alamo Park
Alauig Chapel
Alamo State Park
Dwugtters
Refugie of Texas
Harry Paterson
Centtennial Cominté
Tee
State Board of Prnlso
Henry I. Phelps
East Houston Street
Isin
Sunday Sales Charged Five Grocers in City
Special investigator Mr. Richmond of the Independent Grocers Association concluded all Sunday shopping tours and charged five grocers with violating the Sunday closing law. The court list includes Leo at 309 South Presa Street bread and nuts Valencia Criz at 2904 Broadway apples and oranges Wing Chong at North New Braunfels Avenue bread Peaches Suan Lee at 2700 South Floors Street corn Joe Latis at North St. Mary's Street and Lexington Avenue nuts and potatoes J B Dur at 404 Baltimore Street witnesses to the transactions.
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Richmond
Srocers
Sto
Sustice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Sat Leo
South Presa Street
Valencia Criz
Broadway
Wing Chong
Sya
New Braunfels
Suan Lee
Joe Latis
Orth St. Mary's Steeer
J.B. Dur
Baltimore Street
Lis
Houston Officers Seize Marble Machines in City Raid
Houston police led by Captain jd Keykendall, newly appointed head of the patrols vice squad, seized marble machines Tuesday. Charges of operating machine outlets were filed against owners and proprietors linked to the locations, with some disputes over waives.
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Houston
Jd Keykendall
Patros
Statttes
Waite
Quill Swamped by Job Seekers Following 7 Cent Announced Hiring
Job hunters swarm Quill after the 7 cent announcement that the Sin] Antonis tadetai building enstoilat force will rise from 32 to 50 workers when the new building is reoccupied in April. Civil service vacancies will be few for some time and no openings are expected soon. A 52.30 admission with camera privileges offers a chance for writers.
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Wader Donat
Livestock Market Report From Stalled Philadelphia Auction?
The market shows mixed activity with varying price levels across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts in St Louis and Chicago area markets indicate steady to strong demand, with cattle and hog prices up modestly from Tuesday’s levels and hogs maintaining a firm tone.
New Job Rush in San Antonio Post Office
Postmaster Dan gd Quill reported a surge of applicants at the San Antonio office as 49000 new Social Security numbers were issued. The rush began with the opening of a new job posting, drawing in eager applicants and increasing paperwork activity.
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Jos
San Antonio
Dan Gd
Soci
Alamo Street Burglary Report By Austin Smith
Austin Smith of Worth Alam Street reported a burglary Wednesday at his home. A radio, blackjack, salt and a jacket were stolen. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing nearby surveillance.
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Alamo Street
Austin R. Smith
Worth Alam Street
Bia
Simpson protests articles by Newbold Noyes at Cannes
Mrs Wallis Simpson protests a series of articles published under Newbold Noyes by the Washington Evening Star. She has appointed Paris attorney Armand Grégoire to protect her interests and says Noyes is not her cousin and did not obtain her consent. She authorized only a portrait in words to correct false reports, while denying any interview with the duke of Windsor. Noyes counters that the articles were prepared with Mrs Simpson and the ex king's knowledge and approval and that he has documentary evidence of their involvement.
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Cannes
France
Jan
Wallis Simpson
Newbold Noyes
Washington Eveling Star
Ter Cotssn
Maitre Ar'imand Grégoire
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Mrs. Simpson
New York
Jon
Washington Evening Star
Capres
Ivy
Hho
Ami
King
Wall Street Eyes Presidential Address To Congress
Spectators in New York expect the presidential message to Congress to outline the administration’s program and possibly touch on labor conditions. Traders report stocks rebounding with industrials up 1.35, rails up 48 cents, and utilities 28 cents higher as volume expands, though some investors remain cautious about a sustained rally.
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New York
Jen
Germany’s Income Nearly Doubles in 1933 Report
Berlin reports a sharp rise in national income to about 6.5 billion marks from 3.5 billion in 1932, with taxes absorbing roughly a quarter of income. The Reich Treasury also notes no mandatory extra levy on industry beyond a 6 percent surplus, despite government loan burdens.
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Germany
Berlin
Gesellacham
Repo
Army Navy Hero Stamps Arrival Near San Antonio
Postmaster Dan Quill reports the 2 cent army and navy hero stamps will arrive soon after January 13. San Antonio philatelists note that 180 of the 1 denomination stamps have sold in the last nine days. The local office has received 40,000 stamps.
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Army
Navy
San Anonio
Dan
Thieves Loot Houston Grocery in Unbalanced Meal
A burglary at Louis V. Segovia’s grocery on West Houston Street yielded about twenty pounds of corn, sardines, and other canned goods. Investigators say the thieves left behind disarray and a few half-eaten items. The incident was reported Wednesday and police are reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Louis V. Segovia
Houston
Segovia
Cotton Market Holds Near Steady Amid Mixed Demand
New Orleans January 6 AP cotton market stays barely steady with near month and later options unchanged. Foreign markets dip slightly on concerns over a government program, while domestic buying supports prices at around 12,504 per pound ceiling with 9 ceiling holdings noted. Lower grades show more movement, but exporters face sailing capacity constraints limiting shipments abroad.
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New Orleans
Ziggy
Grain market report from Chicago and San Antonio prices
Grain prices mixed in Chicago and San Antonio with wheat easing slightly on reports of domestic harvest activity. Chicago buyers faced new quotes near 40 off, while soft and hard wheat ranges held around $1.00 and higher. In San Antonio grain merchants listed bids for corn and mixed yellow and white varieties, with oats and barley prices reflected in cash markets.
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Chicago
Jan
San Antonio
Produce Market Update From Commission Market
A tew shipments of Utah russet potatoes arrived at the commission market with bargains seen for 35 to 59 hundredweight. Prices showed wide variety across produce, including Sanna at 20 a bushel and yellow Spanish at 1.25 a bushel, with several items listed in boxes and crates. The report notes steady grower market pricing overall, with almonds, beans, grapes, and peppers among listed commodities and mixed price movements across items.
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Utah
Texas
Sanna
Brazil
Fruits and vegetables shipment notes from Agrinalene and Texas markets
Freight from U. S. ports outlines multiple produce lines including beets cabbages onions and potatoes with Texas and other regional origin data. Market notes cover prices by crate bushel and carload movements through Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and New York with relative strength and weakness in lettuce spinach cabbage and cash track basis.
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Agrinalene
Hondat
U. & Sotlaw
Texas
Keapetcui
Texagets Biereens
Geatateas Apxas
Exaa
South Texas
Wales
Tuosdy
California
Philadelphia
Marcel
St Louis
Jalee Kansaz
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Texas ‘Hall
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Markel
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Jiberal
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Sheen
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Glesdy
Tegas Hall
Gailteenia
Mathe Slendy
Fale Idituse Rales
Fair Analits
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Suchen
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Transamerica Corporation
New York Link Exchange
Mahan, Dittmar & Company
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South Tewan Bank
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