Dean Market Not Here As Predicted In January
Amid economic and political troubles the market closed January 16 near November levels. The upturn occurred with high volume, led by steel stocks and other industrials, while copper prices surged. Analysts forecast a near-term new high followed by a corrective pullback and a resumed bull with buying opportunities in equipment, steel, and autos.
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Jaro. Can
New York
Upiovesile
Ena
Maleri
Etut Eortala
American Agricultives
Chemical Fferklivers
Spiegel Ang
Mohawk Garpet
Dhe Imarket
Maret
Raw Wool Stock Levels Rise and Fall Through Periods
The commerce department reports raw wool stocks at 128,134,000 pounds on December 31, up from 128,845,000 on September 30 and 116,250,006 pounds on December 31, 1935. Carpf wood stocks noted at 36,181,66 percent, 23,168,000 and 35,847,009 pounds. top and nail stocks at 34,156,000 JTAST,000 and 34,253,000 pounds.
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Wate Natu
van. Say
Commerce Department
Devenbot
Market rally and mixed gains on New York stocks
June stock action shows automotive and steel shares rising while some big names slip. Chrysler production suspended briefly and Pittsburgh Plate Glass resumes after a long strike, with power shares steady on views of policy shifts and unfilled orders.
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New York
Waili Moyne Vitor
US Arenes Secsion
Wall
Une Beer
de Coy
Frigon
North American
Electric
Liv
American Water Works
Standard Gas
Myans
Armour
Wilson, Liggett
Va B. Flulip Morris
Douglas Agcraft
Wintid Aircraft
North Amotfuan Aviatiu
Ihternations! Paper and Power Prefected
Deere
Western Oneign
Seakeerd
Gitte
Govel
Saturnts
United States Steel
Hubcher
Atari
Chrysler
General Motors
Loew's
Warner Brothers
Amerada
Woolworth
Kennecott
Santa Fe
Ne York Central
Titnais Central
Corther
Liuse
Pittsburgh Plate
Chicago
Asi
Warner Bruthera
Aly
Bankana
American Securities reports mixed 1935 results
Universal Securities Inc reports for year ended December 31 1926 a net loss of 862 284 including a 828 980 loss on sales of securities. Compared with 1935 profit of 460 289 before taxes on undistributed profits, and quarterly figures show 528 989 after tax before surtax, against 115 208 and 1439 per share in prior periods.
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Row York
Aictcan Sanerpiwer Company
Moldecomme
Paratline Companies
Enc
Demestic Sgharies
Poultry and Produce Market Report From New York and Chicago
Market notes show firmer fowls and hens, with prices for white Plymouth Rock and color varieties. Turkeys and ducks solidify, while canons and small white fowls vary. Potatoes receipts and prices in Chicago reflect steady demand and local stock with mixed color yields and regional pricing.
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Chicago
Hutter
Cnses
Wool Market Shows Mixed Wool Demand Dip in Prices
Market reports from Boston indicate domestic wool trading active in small lots with prices firming in parts. New York quotes show solid exchange rates while French and other currencies show slight gains. The softer momentum in year-end specs limited by spot availability and regional activity across Texas and other markets.
Veteran Denison Editor Dies After 50 Years at Papers
Denison mourns the death of 71 year old veteran editor and press operator Jat Andoysin, longtime staffer of the Denison Herald. He served more than a half century on various newspapers across the region, succumbing to heart disease.
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Denison. Jat
Watter We Andoysin
Forower Lly
Denison Herald
New School Planned Here For Latin American Children
Hull Youngblood cites plans for a new $100,000 elementary school with 20 rooms to serve Latin American pupils. A committee including Youngblood, J. C. Cochran, and Paul Scholy will select a site, with Mayor Quin consulted on possible locations near slum removals.
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Hull Youngblek
Teached At & Yerous
Youngblox! Usid
Youngblood
J. C. Cochran
Paul Scholy
Selece
G. Quin
Quit
South Laredo Street
Dognaping Latest Hollywood Racket Reported
Hollywood actress Louise Latimer reports her police dog Bitwwen missing from a fenced yard after a "We the Jury" set. A stranger phoned Latimer the next day, amid suspected dognapping for ransom. Latimer offers a reward while securing the yard with four stout padlocks.
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Hollywood
Jon
Louise Latimer
Miss Latimer
Dancing Ardor Unhampered by Dip in Berlin Musical
Hollywood reports Madeleine Carrall shines in her first dancing appearance in the Irving Berlin musical On the Avenue at Twortlett. Del Ruth directs the pool scene set in a park, altered from a circle of water as a playful gag.
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Dip Hollywood
Madeleine Carrall
Irving Berlin
Thie Avenue
Twortlett
Madeleine
Hoy del Ruth
del Ruth
Gable and Beery Plan Idaho Hunting Trip
Hollywood reports star Gable will take a hunting trip with Wallace Beery after completing his current film role in Purnell at M-G-M. The plan includes elk and bear hunting in the Idaho mountains, with Beery’s similar trophy outfit as a model.
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Gable
Beery
Hollywood
Clark
Wallace Beery
M-G-M
Idaho Mountains
Wesse
French Lesson Snags in We the Jury Shoot
New Rochelle star Jen Broderick faces a rush to master French dialogue for We the Jury opposite Vic tor Moore and Carlesa Clare. Mademoiselle Wade, a Hollywood High teacher, coaches the cast while Burden of learning costs ten dollars per line falls on Miss Broderick as director Ben Holmes presses for line fixes.
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Holly
Jen
sHalen Broderiex
Mademoiselle Wade
Hollywood
R.-K.-O-Radio
Victor Moore
Fenech
Carlesa Clare
Mise Bradewick
Ben Holmes
Grain Market Near CHICAGO Advances on Supply Signals
Grain traders saw higher wheat prices amid news of 800000 bushels of Sunmlan wheat moved on the coast and strong Argentine shipments. Chicago futures rose with July and September rising after cold weather rumors in Kansas and Nebraska. Rye, corn and oats followed the upward trend as provisions and grains firmed across markets. Local prices in San Antonio and Liverpool showed varied gains for different grain classes.
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Black Sea
Endio
J. Liverpao
Chicago
Atase
Kansas
Nebraska
Strikers Evacuate Firestone Plant in Akron
Two hundred sit-down strikers evacuated the Firestone Steel Products plant in Akron as production stayed idle for a second day. United Rubber Workers of America, linked to Firestone Rubber Company, disclaimed responsibility for the sit-down. Company and workers blamed wage disputes for the trouble.
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Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Firestone Steel Products Cam
United Rubber Workers of America
Firestone Rubber Company
Uatersale
Meat Prices Seen Climbing After Breathing Spell
Chicago January 21 meat concerns predict an upward tilt in prices after a breathing spell brought on by drought. The study of butchers' retail prices shows current figures remain below the 1936 peak and the 1943 spike during the fat shortage, indicating a forthcoming rise.
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Chicago
Wholesale Dealer Declared Bankrupt by Federal Judge
Willan H newer, a wholesale dealer, was declared bankrupt by Federal Judge Diva West. The case lists wages prov inice and debts of 278370 dollars with assets of 742.85 dollars, and the debtor states exemptions. The address shown is 145 Millerry Street.
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Willan) H. Newer
Deater
Millerry Street
Diva West
Hewitt Hater
Stan
Rising construction costs threaten postwar recovery
Forecasters warn that a rapid rise in construction costs could trigger a recession in the industry. Although the general price level remains below pre depression levels, the spread between construction costs and wholesale prices widened after 1932 and has grown since. If costs keep rising faster than general prices, the construction sector could stall the recovery.
San Antonio Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Unfavorable weather restrained cattle and calf supplies at the San Antonio market. Calves sold weak to steady with prices around 3.75 for good calves and up to 5.24 for fat weights. Hogs and sheep showed varied trading as packers cited steady to higher trends, with hogs around 8.25 to 9.50 and lamb offerings pushing near 9.75 for select lots amid a generally quiet trade. Receipts included about 300 head of cattle and 308 calves, with broader regional activity noted in Chicago and Fort Worth markets.
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San Antonio
Louis
eMmOace
Jan
Ohana Hoge
Nebraska
Walter
Butls Strone
Hithelesa Dasirabin Xinda
Kansas City
Ventern
Fort Worth
Neckera
Wwe
Widesday
Calvey
Tully Sendy
Orine
Fender
Federal Convicts Die in Alcohol Poisoning at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas January 21 prison officials report that two federal inmates died fromwood alcohol poisoning overnight and this morning. Warden Fred G Zerbst ordered an immediate investigation into the deaths and circumstances surrounding them.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Dwo
Federal Penitentiary Hire
Fred G. Zerbst
Boss in Bad Over Cigar
New York scenes report political unrest as John Crews a Republican teacher in Brooklyn is linked to a controversy over a cigar incident during a photo with Governor and the presidential nominee Landon. The piece notes Brooklyn's large population and questions whether Crews or Reilly Post held the teacher post.
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New York
Hlattush
Canaratz
Brooklyn
John Crews
Landon
Reilly Post
Enrollment Peak Hit at Texas A. & I.
The spring term at the Texas College of Arts and Industries begins May with the outlook for the largest mid term enrollment ever experienced as reservations and inquiries pour in to be processed by the registrars and admissions office.
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Kingsviin
Van
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Montay
Regitlar
Cotton Market Report Shows Stable Prices Across Grades
Cotton market notes steady tone with modest activity and prices up by fractions. Quotations include American middling around 6.50 to 6.80 with futures closed quiet and steady for January March May and December deliveries.
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Ontrans
UTES
Orleans
Jan
Bari
Atea
Rey
March
Tawee
Gcluber
New York
Pueures
Tan
Wall Street Briefs Delayed Electric Output and Bonds
New York reports a weekly electric output of 109,610,461 kilowatt hours, up 18.1 percent from last year. Sears Roebuck plans to retune the tractoc field with Graham-Pate Motors producing a high compression motor for autos. A banking group offers 12,000,060 Davisiana highway bonds at yields from 2.00 to 3.50 percent. callable after an initial issue of 400,060 authorized in February.
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Standard
Apy Eilectric Company
Doy
Syatemt
Aost
Sears Roebuck and Company
Graham-Pate Motors Corporation
Risin
Davisiana
Nilees Tol
Lela
Feiber
Strikers Lose Cleveland Support Over GM Strike
The Cleveland Federation of Labor withdraws its financial backing from the United Auto Workers strike at General Motors Fisher body plants. Supporters say the pullback is part of a move by John L. Gewis’s committee to destroy the crash unions.
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G.M
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Tabor
United’ Automobile Workers
General Motors
John L. Gewis
J C C Member Seeks Broadened Transportation Jurisdiction
A member of the interstate commerce commission spoke at an event here today proposing that the commission's jurisdiction be extended more fully over all transportation including water and air. The speaker emphasized a broader reach to regulate evolving transport modes.
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Hoston
San
Uuseyn
Fartman
Interstate Cumbietre Commission
Coneaisston
Market and Metals Signals Mixed Prices Worldwide
Currency and metal futures show erratic moves with London gold quoted near 44d per penny and New York silver steady. Rates abroad reflect shifting demand in Britain Germany Italy and other markets with varied bills and exchange conditions and a broad peso in global commerce.
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Jon
Great Britain
Adara
Wales
Heiglim
Germany
Araisterd Haasel
Holland
Aare Syitzer
Spain
Por Grocer
Bo Pobssd
Market Report on Fruits Vegetables and Grain
Readable excerpts detail wholesale fruit and vegetable listings, including apples, onions, peppers, grapes, spinach, cabbage, beets, and citrus with Texas and New York market notes. Pricing notes show steady cash sales and mixed crate values. reports reference carlot arrivals, track counts, and market tone across cities such as New York Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Wurnips
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Washington
Tuliday
Philadelphia
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New York
Prine Commercial Paper
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Chicago
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Texas Montez
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Rive Texas
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jMihels
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Ture Pexas
California
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St. Louis
Lovig
Wweuas Cretes
Kansas City
Eax
Aerlyeas Ee
St Louis
Tasas Holt
Lewis
Dollar Markets No 24 Report Amid Weakened Exchanges
The market note records a Teited steer price at 4685 cents to the nine, with comparisons to New York figures at 4.607 cents. Official listings appear in the Wieiga crenonge market telex, indicating modest shifts across the commodity diary with no dramatic divergence from prior benchmarks.
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Toitedsteien Psa
Wieiga Crenonge
New York
Waco Inquest Hears Officer Merrell's Self-Inflicted Death
Lieutenant Robert Merrell of Muskogee Ola died at his father Frank Merrell's home in Lutana Gene, inquest returns a verdict of death by his own action due to gunshot wounds suffered there.
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Waco
Robert Merrell
Muskogee
Ola
Frank Merrell
Li- Tena
Gene
Deepest Well in World Reaches New Depth in Ventura Field
Tide Water Associated Oil engineers announce drilling nine feet beyond two miles to reach a record depth with the McGonigle No. 02 well. The well is located in the Ventura Avenue field, California, and is touted as the deepest in the world.
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In World
New York
Tide Water Associated Oil
Tiny feet star Holly WOWD wows on MGM lot
Jearighia MacDonald, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer actress, is noted for having the smallest, shaggy feet among stars on the studio lot as of January 22. The playful blurb highlights her petite look and circus-like charm amid studio bustle.
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Holly Wowd
Jearighia MacDonald
Metro-Galdwyn-Mayer
Arkansas House OKs Penalty for Mule Teeth Deception
Little Rock Ark Jan 21 The Arkansas house of representatives passed yesterday 78 to 49 a bill to penalize mule owners who trim mule teeth to deceive prospective buyers. The action targets sellers using false teeth to mislead buyers in trade and commerce.
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Little Teck
Ark
Arkansas House of Representatives
Hearing Postponed on Denver and Rio Grande Reorganization
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed today's hearing on the reorganization of the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad until February 16. The session had been set for January 25 and was adjourned to allow further proceedings.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commision
Denver and
Tip Granite Wesham Railroad
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