Debate on $80,000,000 relief rush to Roosevelt heats up
In a White House meeting Democratic leaders pressed the idea of a lump sum for relief funds to be sent to President Roosevelt before February 14, potentially sparking a revolt against earmarking. Leaders weighed procedural moves to speed or slow passage, with focus on how billions would be spent and whether hearings would be held.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
White House
Vics Née Garner
Byres
Robinson
Buc Aman
Congress
Sanders
House
eButas
Caborate
Buchanan
Benate
Tuma
Dickinson
Toma
Ickes
Barry L Hopkins
Senate
Market Turmoil Reflected in U S Finance Report
Turbulent week in markets as bankers report rising member deposits and reserves at peak levels while currency in circulation falls after holidays. Government gold cert deposits with Federal Reserve and treasury activity influence money supply amid easing trade and clearance improvements.
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Allied Chemical
General Afotors
Benva Fe
Cer
Fo de Pesce
Besnichis
Ten
York
Uxcea
Excens
Balidoad
Bankier Gitato
Treasury
Federal Reserve Tatka 2
Sietsco
Myel
BSR
London War News and Market Quotes Tangle in Sparse OCR
garbled trade notes from London detail gold and silver moves with poor clarity. The fragment mentions prices and futures for tonnage, copper, and other metals, but the lines are incomplete and names or dates are obscured.
Two Stock Groups in 1920s Market Shift
Two stock divisions differ in focus and regulation with railroads once priced higher than utilities. After 1929 the emphasis moved toward utilities, but the spread between groups widened and rails recovered while utilities declined. The 1930s point base rests on the first ten months’ averages for both groups.
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Lex Bath
Tham
Hoo
Defense Bill Gets Hearing On 1935 Budget Proposal
Washington wrestles with President Roosevelt's 315,239,900 budget for 1935-36 as hearings open. Cal Julian Bellas of the Panama Canal administration testifies while defense advocates push to keep the AYDNY tax level. Army air corps aviation needs loom, with an overall plan showing aircraft increases not fully funded and replacements only.
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Washington, D. C
USI
War Department
Roosevelt
Cal
Julian Belles
Panama Canal
Army Air Come
Live stock prices drift as markets steady through week
Livestock prices mixed across regions with steady to firmer tones for hogs cattle and sheep. Packers and feeders showed active trading while grass fat cattle and yearlings moved to modest gains with prices up to five dollars and fifty cents for top grass-fed lots. Chicago and Kansas City reports reflect thin activity in sheep and calves, while truck hogs held near recent highs and midweight hogs ranged around seven and one half dollars per cwt.
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Sab Antonio
Comisa
Kansas
FEA Stocy
Kansas City
Jan AE
Poune
Markets Report Pineapples and Goods From Mexico
Pineapples arrived from Mexico at 2.60 to 2.75 per dozen. Beans, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers and other produce prices listed with crates and bushels. Commission quotations show apples, bananas, cabbage, cucumbers, pumpkins, strawberries and eggs with varied per unit prices and crate values across Arizona, California, and Texas markets.
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Mexico
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Arizona
Letture
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Srinath
Ambles
Delicione
Zorn
Texas
Ariz
Bowie
Geren
Orions
Calif
Farsley
Enelish
Idaho
Maine
Sauash Valley
Fomz
Cannes
Colonel Named to Post Formerly Here Lieut Cal AW Robins
Washington announces promotion nomination for instant chief of the air corps. Former commander of Duncan from July 12, 1929 to November 2, 1931, he left for Fort Leavenworth to study command and general staff. a graduate of the army's college. He has led materiel division and commanded the Dayton army station at Wright Field.
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AW. Robins
Air Corps
Washington, D
Dynesh Seid
Manny
Duncan
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Elauis
Army's College
Hebinsy
Texas legislature bills and budget measures flood the session
The Forty fourth Texas Legislature opens with bills on tax reform for retail stores, a $3 million aid push to the centennial, redistricting and a proposed budget of $35.5 million across education, judiciary and social services. Lawmakers move to cut salaries and cut several appropriations, while committees prepare to reconcile House and Senate expenses and inaugurations. In Austin and elsewhere, multiple criminal procedure amendments and joint resolutions advance in the Senate and House.
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J. F. Lindsey
Anson
Tha Bro
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Uok
R. Stevenson
I. W. Cat- Vert
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Jlace
W. Brabbin Squary
San Antonio
George B. Butler
Bryan
H. L. Mckee
Port Arthur
Mortis Robberts
Betts
Witl & Senate
Senate
Blivien
State Board of Central
Revere
He Bien
Atistin
Jao
Texas
Colite
Grain Market Rally Buoys Wheat and Corn Into January
Chicago January 5 report notes initial grain interest amid federal court focus on gold clause cases. Government summaries hint at future farm outlook, with wheat and corn showing early gains as buyers step back from losses. Analysts warn about supply factors and market fragility, while price recovery efforts meet slow traction in cash markets.
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Chicago
United States
Deering
Ska
Minappodante
Sungly
Kume
Bravislonia
Fruits and vegetables market notes and prices
Shipping notes from Wednesday show spinach markets in South Tokus firm Wednesday. Detailed prices for carrots, lettuce, potatoes, oranges, tomatoes, and other produce across Chicago Cincinnati Detroit and Philadelphia regions with mixed freight, track arrivals, and steady market tones. Major entities include Texas shipments, Savoy lettuce, and various city market desks reflecting weekly market activity and wholesaler bids.
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Agelsulfure
Benth Teane Chamber
Texas
California
Othera
Neca
Crapefruit
Othire AG
Mreena
South Tokus
Alendy
Merce Steady
Pattchuren
Coudy
Texas Express
Cincinnati
Texas Buetels
U.S
Moore
St. Lowia
Merket
Savoy
Gleveland
Market Duleee Aghels
Detroit
Cabbace
Kansas City
Ong Arivous
Wisconsin
Eam Trek
Cleveland
Arizona
Sears
St. Louis
Chicago
Etevin Pekas
Leaptrae
Holt
Texsa
Rwady
New York
Cary
Trocara
Trerk- Market
Dull
Crime Pictures Aim to Shock Nation into Action
The San Antonio Light will publish three pages of crime pictures next Sunday and in succeeding Sundays to show the coast to coast crime menace. Federal officials governors educators and prosecutors seek to awaken citizens and justify new laws and stronger agencies. The series argues crime is an inside enemy threatening national life and calls for decisive action and back of federal drive led by United States Attorney General Cummings.
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San Antonio
Wangland
United States
Cme
Congress
Cummings
Roosevelt outlines civil security program to Congress
President Roosevelt presented a broad social security program to congressional leaders in Washington. The plan includes unemployment insurance and old age pensions with public health aid. Federal funds would support state laws and administration under federal supervision, with limited direct federal aid and state control via a federally guided framework.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sematary Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Cotton Market Mixed with Fluctuations and Domestic Demand
New Orleans reports a steady start with slight gains in Liverpool cables and firmer May contracts, while October drifts lower. Domestic mill consumption for December is estimated at 425,000 bales, with overall market activity modest amid long liquidation and fears of Supreme Court action on the Yellow case. prices show small shifts across months and futures. Chicago poultry prices edge up with varied weights, while dressed turkeys hold steady amid limited changes in the market.
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New Orleans
Jan
Retten
Mipderalong
Sul
Penterdas
Supreme Court
Wool Market Shifts as Prices Hold in Boston Trade
Boston markets report scattered demand revival for fine wools while lower grades soften. Buyers show interest in French combing wools and staples, with prices around 679770 cents for bulk and 626 70 cents for Texan wools on an anchored basis as year starts.
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Boston
Pyles
Mendy
Junior Birdmen Open Indoor Plane Contest Saturday
The Junior Birdmen announce their indoor model plane derby opening at 8 a.m. Saturday with all members invited to participate. Up to 1000 entrants are expected across three contests. Winners receive silver gilt and bronze models. the Detroit trip goes to the Antonin contest winner. The national champion earns 2500 cash or a US tour or Europe trip.
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Municipat
Ttes Hume
Ana
Hamember
Birdren
Dan Antonis Kigne
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets
Reading through a garbled New York and Chicago market report, fresh and rowen goods show varied pricing. Butter and creamery products list modest fluctuations while standard eggs and cheddar details remain scattered, reflecting a chaotic wholesale day.
Loadings Washington DB Jen 11 AM Association of American Haliroads
The Association of American Railroads announced weekly revenue totals for January five. Total cars moved reached 458,072, up 72,500 from the prior week and down 24,? from the corresponding month. Miscellaneous travel reports show 484 million carloads in the year, with gains and losses noted across regions and rail lines.
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Washington
Association “of “American Haliroads
Toddx
Janoeey
Dollar quotations Paris Jan 11 and copper futures
Paris dispatch notes dollar gains against francs with a value around 15.10 francs and 8.62 cents to yesterday. Copper futures list prices in pounds, shillings, and pence with figures for electrolytic copper futures and related commodities.
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Paris
France
Ata
Cox Analyzes Cotton in South’s Economic Recovery Plan
University of Louisiana at Our Lady of the Lake College speaker A B Coit urged a “sound cotton program” to restore lost foreign markets, reduce tariffs, and raise per acre yields. He outlined steps to lower barriers, improve farm management, strengthen merchandising, and provide bonuses to cotton families during a multi-year adjustment period.
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Averleen Cottal
A.B. Coit
University of
Our Lady of the Lake College
Wors
Cox
Linen Men Hold Foal Linen Men Hold Foal
Operating problems dominated the Friday morning session of the Southwestern Linen Sitary Association convention at Finza Patel. Open forum discussions preceded an afternoon officer election, with a two day program concluding in a banquet at the Plaza hotel featuring Harry Ferlzberg, San Antonio attorney, as principal speaker.
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Southwestern Tinen Sitary Association
Finza Patel
Plaga Hotel
Harry Ferlzberg
San Antonin Attornay
Wall Street Briefs From Wey York And London Markets
Wall Street briefs report Wey York firm merger and consolidation figures with preferred shares at 380.404 per 12.589 million and common stock at 36 cents. Earlier, net operating income rose to 10,066,040 versus 37052 shares, while Celotex extends security deferral to February 28 under reorganization. Reading Co orders Fork Truck Machinery to supply cold conditioning for Central Railroad. Bank of England notes trading around 100 pounds per share as market mood shifts.
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WEY York
Anterton
Erenoration
Equet
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