Mind Readers Scant Aid in Roosevelts Plans Says Runyon
As I See It satirizes amateur mind readers speculating on Roosevelt and the New Deal. The writer jokes about needing a professional mind reader like Mercedes to truly forecast FDRs actions, noting the difficulty of predicting political moves and the risk of misreadings amid consolidation of New Deal gains.
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Damon Runyon
King Features Syndicate
International News Service
Hingson
Sun
Rowevelt
Wb tMhese
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Yeader
Marvin McIntyre
McIntyre
Mr McIntyre
Wallace
Hull
Morgentini
United States
Rouge- Felts
Imén
Community clubs plan events across San Antonio area
A crowded calendar lists dances, musicales, and meetings at venues like Alamo Heights High School, Our Lady of the Lake, Gunter Hotel, and St Marys Church. Groups include WoCA Sigma Alphas, San Antonio Musical Club, Woodlawn Edison Club, and St Anthony centers with hosts Lena Ritchey, Mrs. Lawrence, and many others.
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Alamo Heights
Y. Woc
A. Sigma Alphas
BE Joseph's Mothers
Woodlawn Edison
H. D. Club
School of Instruction
Io Municipal Auditoridm
V. Lawrence
Lee Hall Steet
Centennial Club
St. Anthony
Rainban Terrace
Meedames E.T. Green
M. Townsend
Benson
J. Groves
F Shock
J. C. Velvin
J. 5. Hay
M. Hall
EA. Brohn
Pfeiffer
W. H. LeMay
FL Huntress
W. L. Whitlock
B. Hearn
City Federation Club
CG. Benson
WW. MacLaughlin
Monitor
L. 5. Byrd
E.T. Green
J. 0. Hedges
A. A. Starke
M. . Earl
P Shock
Maude Hall
B.A. Krahn
M. ‘Tewitzend
L. Worthington
Tf. Rowland
L. L. Rossen
L.T. Foweight
B. J. Grives
AL Pendleton
Filzabeth Porter Home Demonstration Club
Market Report from Slavers Market Auctions and Prices
The market notes fluctuated with traders buying and selling a wide variety of fresh produce and staples. Florida green beans and onions showed strong activity while prices for apples, peaches, and citrus varied by crate or box. Several items such as lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, and potatoes traded at mixed prices across regional markets, with weather affecting engagement.
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Lee
Calif
Nancy
Lemans
Dettece
Arizona
Texas
California
Colorado
Utah
Valley
That That by Bruce Guetin and others
A cluttered column critiques Tydings plan to permit government spending beyond current income without guaranteed repayment. It features quotes from Tydings, a strong defense of limited appropriations, and a calling out of governor Marland’s plea as a “shake down.” The piece cites stock-market gains and tax fears as supporting context.
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Bruce Guetin
King Fenn
Tydings
Congress
Nes
Murland
Oklahoma
Bilk
Casy
Marland
Trade balance seen near break even in 1936 exports
Washington dispatch reports final 1936 U S foreign trade statistics will likely show exports surpassing imports by under 100 million dollars. Experts say the modest surplus marks the smallest in 60 years, blamed on idle ships and weak foreign recovery.
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Washington
United States
Grover Cleveland
Stamen
Market rally boosts stocks after inaugural address
New York traders push most sectors higher with near record gains after the president’s inaugural address. Utilities gain modestly while industrials surge and rails hit a 1987 top. U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Chrysler and GM lead the day. General averages fail to advance in late trading as gains fade.
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New York
Ais
Uecker
Raila
Motors
U. S
Westinghouse
Chrysler
General Motors
Classified prices for produce and dairy items in local market
An assortment of old time market prices lists vegetables fruits and dairy by the crate and bushel. Items include potatoes pumpkins radishes spinach strawberries and tomatoes with cents per dozen or per crate. Also listed are butter roosters turkeys hens and eggs with various price ranges.
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Texas
Pryere
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AC Tivinas
Heal Neighbors of America
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Michigan Avenue
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Mission Street
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