FHA Benefits Related to FHA Programs Aid Homeowners
Private lending institutions do not suffer as federal programs aid those who want to build repair or refinance homes. Richard Hill from FHA in Washington says private lenders offer lower rates under FHA while loans are insured and managed by the federal government. A 5 percent interest rate plus a 1/2 percent service charge applies. FHA Mortgage insurance funds provide protection for lenders. Organised labor supports the FRA program and a San Antonio committee is named to assist in mortgage clinics and contractor outreach at the St Anthony Hotel and Municipal Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hill
FHA
Washington, D.C
Hill
Irene
Wndite
Pettiham
Willian Nixon
Washington
Hey Hays
San Antonians
R. W W. Archer
Chamber of Commerce Imager
W. A_‘Turner
Mexicans on the Job Registry and Welfare Roles
A government official, T J Ward of NRE, says about half of registered workers with Mexican names are linked to a re employment service. He notes difficulty determining exact numbers of aliens among registrants and mentions shifts in relief and job referrals since December, with aliens now to receive equal consideration with citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ward
NRE
Thurs. Cng
NTA
Iitchpally
WBA
WEA
Wool Market Notes From Boston Trade Day
Wool market reports from Boston describe moderate demand for old season wools and fine fleeces. Prices for fine wools varied with staple quality, crates of bale goods arriving and sales closing on day two with several lots featuring French origin fleece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bortoe
Priner
Vaala Forentist Frenen
London Markets Open With Mixed Moves On Weekend Trade
Foreign markets show uneven activity as London shares edge higher on limited weekend turnover while Paris and Berlin markets close with cautious gains. U.S. stocks drifted as the dollar and pound exchange rates influenced sentiment amid thin liquidity.
Jobless Drop Reported In October 1985 Unemployment Figures
The unemployment roll fell about one million workers in the past year. By the end of October 1985, unemployed totaled 12,104,009, comparing with 1,012,000 employed at end of 1934. The peak unemployment reached 16,614,005 in March 1933, with October 1935 employed at 28,137,000 the highest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexamiley Ram—tan Moritule
Treasury
Wold Bululrn
Toderal Resarvo
Iver Balun
Bank of France
Ita
Conte
Belnan
Aie Frances
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Cattle and calf receipts across San Antonio and major markets show varied demand with good weights selling up to 68.50 for yearlings and strong packer interest for steers around 7.25 to 9.50 per cwt. Bulls and vealers hold steady to higher, while lighter feeders and calves bring softer bids. Kansas City and Chicago reports note slow opens, mixed bids, and ongoing price pressure on calves and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN Antonia Livestock
Nowa Barsice
Prive Tevely
San Antonio
Conston
Louis
USDA
Rene Slaughter
Chicago
Jah
Hoye
Isp En Weiebty
Elrone
Michel
Diewa
Kansas City
Sas City
Ely
Slauchier Emes
Wethert
Kreger Grocery Bakery Earnings Report Summary
A Cincinnati market notice reports Kreger Grocery Baking partially indicates preliminary 1935 earnings, with figures around 556 thousand dollars and 223 thousand dollars noted in the text. The fragmentary report mentions sales and costs, referencing 1934 comparisons and evolving figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kreger Grovery
Drunken Driving Charge Is Filed Against Oltere
A complaint charging drunken driving was filed in the office of the Justice of the Peace against A. Oltere of 12 Ward Avenue. Deputy sheriff John P. Onion and others reported the motor accident on Fleasanten Wednesday. Mrs. BE Wo Youne, 629 East Guenther, and Mrs Flark were present. Gare the attorney for the BOLO and Mrs Young were at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Oltere
Ward Avenue
Mice of the Peace
John FP
Onion
East Guenther
Gare
Flark
Benita Rosa Te Pilal Thursisy
Young Eax Lab
Market Report on Texas Fruits and Vegetables Prices
The envied market in Texas points showed slight weakness Wednesday with cabbage steady at $1.16 to $1.80 per head and carrots firm while beets dulled. Several cities reported mixed arrivals of Texas crates and other produce with prices varying by quality and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Seinarh
Texas
Bemla
Lower
Philadelphia
Iasikel
Eras Dushew
Savoy
Martha
Ay Haslatton
Texas Burhiete
Sleveland
Rivalu
Bayoy
Cadet Errivaiss
Caarknt
Texas Bushels
Bavoy
Lowes
Harmnath
Savny
Savny Tego0e Pittsburgh: $1, Rauming 1. ‘Erga Arvec
Cnicego
Arkansas
Baltimore
Attick
Buskele
Bretcoll
New York
Louis
Kansas
Mexico
Bishel Craven
Texaelia
Xheir Eelfy
Ting
Meraneer
Wacarlo
Arrivats
Market Steady
Tenney
Cretes
Califone
Freestor
Olam Air
St. Tentin
Sass Teans
Brady
Grater Jeter Gso
Alt Cretes
Valli
Lotte
Stach
Parley Called On AAA Fan Progr In Washington
In a bid to solve the AAA death crisis President Roosevelt convened a group of top advisers in Washington on January 9 for discussions on a plan to replace the AAA. The meeting aimed to shape a new program, with farm leaders invited, as conflicts over subsidies and tariffs surface. The atmosphere suggested no clear action, while experts weighed continued cash payments versus broader farm management measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
AAA
Roosevelt
Hnandal, Tegal and
Agricultural
Jalnt
Banferente
White House
Wallace
Morgenthau
Cummings
Shester Davis
Gead Aaa
Darel Bell
Herman Olipnant
Treasury Co
Peek
Davis
Gate of
Rome
Toosevelt
Boil
Tov
Ana Criev
Peck
Sanada
Wallace Het
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Business Men to Be Breakfast Guests in San Antonio
Organizers of new San Antonio businesses formed in the last six months will attend a goodwill breakfast Tuesday morning at 1:45 in the Gunter hotel. About 40 members received invitations. Reagan Houston, director of the chamber, will give the welcome address with William Archer, chamber general manager, introducing the event and calling for a response from one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ole
Annery
Welcane
R Willam Archer
Chamber
Kked
Hay Fever Sinks Allred's Fort Worth Visit
Fort Worth reports hay fever strike as Allred cancels the day’s engagements. He seeks medical attention after severe symptoms and plans to travel to Austin later, with accompanying officials. The brief illness interrupts a speaking engagement and travel schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
Jan
Diamex
Alred
Jackson
Neshville
Austin
Bower
Accidents Send Pair to Hospital in Local Incident
Thursday household accidents sent two people to Green Hospital. A 21 year old, Aftta Hardy of Li¢ Glenwood court, was severely scalded when a bucket splashed boiling water. A three year old, Wacit Ingle of 324 Rivas st, broke his left arm after toppling from a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robart Hi
Green Hospital
Hardy
Glenwood Court
Rivas St
American Beverage Corp profit report year ends 1954 earnings
The American Beverage Corporation and subsidiaries report a net income of $24,572 for the year. The filing summarizes earnings and financial results, highlighting profit figures and related notes from the fiscal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Beverage Corporation and Subsidiaries
Market Report itemizes new potatoes and produce prices
A detailed farmers market listing shows Winter Qardec new potatoes arriving for sale, with prices for potatoes, bananas, citrus, greens, tomatoes, and many other produce items. It lists farm goods from beans and peppers to cabbage, cauliflower, and avocados, with per bushel, per dozen, or per pound pricing and notes on quality and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browers
Pete Ually
Heanes
Atriarg
Kresn
Bashel Berta
Shea
Hiroacoit
Moe Duskel
Lery
Valleyard
Alex Pears
St 'S Busin
Poultry and Produce Prices and Plate Colors Change
AP dispatch details live poultry and produce prices with varied weights and items from New York and New York area markets, noting price changes and supply details. It also reports nationwide automobile license plate color scheme changes affecting thirty states and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Poultry
New Oydah
Jan
District of Columbia
Cotton Market Sags as Futures Dip on India Crop Billows
The cotton market shows declines with futures weakening from early gains as liquidation pressures and a prospect of higher Indian crop yields unsettle sentiment. Prices for March slipped to around 11.02 cents, with other months near 20 cents and a general lack of buying support from London and Continental sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bombay
Finwich Mart
Foreign Exchange News From New York City
Currency and metal markets show mixed activity with British pounds at 4.95 percent for 60 days, Belgium and Swiss rates listed, and various European currencies including France, Poland, and Hungary noted. London silver and bullion prices quoted, with Tokyo and Hong Kong interactions. New York screens show car niver steady at 4 cents, reflecting fluctuating demand and discount rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Cork
Jan
Britain
France
Belsium
Ingslat
Holland
Polahk
Hongkoung
Mexico Cir
Montreal
New York
Stocks Drift with Mixed Gains as Utilities Rise
New York trading opened with uneven stock activity led by gains in farm shares and higher priced industrials. Amerada and Air Reduction rose, Norfolk and Western and National Blocult gained, while DuPont and several blue chips slipped. Market mood shifted toward business and industrials amid AAA debate and a treasury report on money supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amerada
Norfolk
National Blocult
Mijor
Dome
Melnyrae Porcupine
Skelly Ol
Standard OW
Indiana
International Harvester
Hows Bound
Pating
DuPont
Union Paritic
American Can
American Telephone
Public Services of
New Jersey
Dowlag
Owens Timon Glassoph Toney
Santa Fe
York Central
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Standard Oil
Kennecott
National Hiscult
Jp Dasier
Chrysler
United Arcraft
Western Union
Azme
Priest Plans ReaEave Suit Over Fed Reserve Abolition
Detroit radio priest Father Coughlin and Democrat Senator Thomas join to challenge the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 claiming unconstitutional delegation of monetary control. They announce filing in the name of the National Union for Social Justice, after a 20 minute meeting with President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Bush
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Charles Coughtin
Bengler Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Wil
Father Coughlin
Congress
Detroit
Hiteif
National Union For Social Justice
Roosevelt
Grain Market Grips Chicago Amid Turbulent Trade
Market notes from Chicago show grain prices slipping with wheat leading the decline. Corn and oats follow, while receipts and export activity stay muted in a tense trading atmosphere influenced by political and tax-related chatter. In Liverpool, cotton futures edge lower as American demand remains hesitant and prices soften across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
Orn
Qwart Tuller
Supreme Court
Exy
Morenthau
Winnipes
Laverpool Cotton
Liverpool
Jay
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Wool Market
London
Sepegubar
Berlin
Ter
The
United States
Travis Salle
Pups
Bylach
Anostiy St
Tacoma, Wak
Counrels
Parley
Saulsalen
Poultry & Produce
Plymouth
Wade
Ems
Atendy
New Fork
San
Bo Tate
Madiuma
Utcherie
Fauragn Povaty
Ertcaag
Tan
Tapghda
Potatnes
Leon Ar
Ieee Mader
Baran
Saar
Sploresta
Tae
Ai Moore Jr
Mae Benza Quin
Tom Sawyer
Hecky Thatcher
Ton Sawyer and
Huckleberry Finn
Municipal Auditorium
Central Council, American Legion
New Orleans
Beraly Stez Ly
London Bar Silver
Tanbdun Monet Tosnon
Lonnon Metala
Standard
Pettato
Ayol
Future
Ann
Hiage
York Nam Sinven
Fonk
Api—Carniver Ateady
Atner
Tole
Ferchin
Torpenine Wem
Joke
Hales
Xuipments
Stock
Ealea
Recelpta
Priest
Ban Antonio Wat
Ban Antonio
Thurdday
Rand
Bar Antonio Grad
Peteea
S Fn A
Antonio Eran Marrar Ahs
Shahusti Gorn
Yello Pelle
Be Burnal
Shi Saaize
Hegaris
Mae
Carreee Glassifiecation
Exovisions
Tee
Ditt Investment Securities Co
Rma
Terrase
Des Srd
AIG Sen Ae
Frm
F. & B. Industries
Penner & Beane
Statistical Department
Broad Street
N. Y
Fenner & Beane
Nese York Leach Exchange
Xeatt North Amary
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