Jersey Balks at Moral Legislation in Social Security Debate
Political columnist B C Forbes reports New Jersey resists federal social security legislation. Governor Holl and a state commission urge study of the act’s effects, arguing it may be unconstitutional and extend federal control over industry. They call for more careful, independent analysis before passage.
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New Jersey
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Harold G. Holl
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Hoffman
New Jersey Social Excurity Commission
Washington
Health Inspection Extended by City
The city expands weekly health and safety inspections to a wide field of businesses including hotels, theaters, factories, taunt eries, cleaners and dyers. Executive director L P Bishop says inspections will be conducted and ratings displayed prominently. since January 7, some eateries and a bakery have faced relaxations or closures after inspections.
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City Health Department
Apa
Iimbenttery Chmdttone
60 000 Rats Meet Disaster in Los Angeles
A fragmented skirmish of a public health scare in Los Angeles triggers a citywide rodent control campaign. The report mentions a 60,000 rat figure, tracing a plan to deploy poisoned baits as part of a federal effort led by H Kisshine, with further notes on court appearances and prison commitments in West.
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Fn H. Kisshine
Bexar
Wrice Biologics
Kissing
Public Debts and Tax Revenue in 1934 United States
Public debts of state local and federal governments totaled 47 226 millions in 1934 while national income reached 43 561 millions and tax collections were 19 5 percent of income. The National City Bank study notes a long-term decline in income from 1929 peak to 1934 and a substantial rise in tax collections.
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United States
National City Bank of New York
Markets Show Local Farm Prices Amid Sale Pressure
Markets report widespread sale of produce as farmers respond to welfare warnings. Readouts list many items with per bushel and per crate prices including beans, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, radishes, peppers, potatoes, endive, cranberries and more, with numerous regional supplier names and quantities.
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Dollar Markets Track Trade Amid Turbulent Signals
A fragmented market report notes mixed dollar movements and unsettled trading across major financial centers. Overnight actions and tentative price shifts hint at cautious sentiment as investors weigh policy signals and export data.
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
San Antonio market notes light receipts with steady to higher prices. Cattle and calves show varied grades with feeders and fat stock steady to firm. hogs higher on the day. lambs and goats offered with steady bids and mixed quality.
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Tewlay
Tesdar
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Hoga Cola
Tuteday
Internuyds
Averdacs
Uicowy Ltd
Sea Searca
Cotters Ab
Plaugh
Livestock Auction Notes and Pattern Ads From The Market
Market receipts show active demand with cattle and hogs trading strongly, receipts around 4500 head and buyers pushing top bids. Also included are sewing pattern features offering simple, time saving designs with illustrated instructions and order details.
Money and Metals Market Roundup Hints at Shifting Rates
Foreign exchange and commodity notes from New York and London show mixed signals with currencies and metals moving unevenly. Highlights include varied demand and supply quotes for Britain France Germany and Italy, alongside price points for platinum, silver, and gold futures, and cross-border references to New York and Montreal.
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Italy
Germany
Holland
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Sweden
Denmark
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Poland
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Iugoslavia
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Ronkkany
Mexico City
Montreal
Montréal
Dividends Declared by Tobacco Company and Earnings Drop
The tobacco firm announced a quarterly extra dividend of 1 dollar and a regular dividend of 1 dollar on common shares, while reporting 1995 earnings of 15,558,509 after charges, down from 2,086,690 in 1993. Per share figures stood at 5.82 for 1934, with emphasis on reduced profits and dividend policy changes.
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Tobacco Company
Visit to Address S A Spiritual Church by Rev A Thriddel
The Rev A Thriddel of Washington DC will speak at the First Christian Spiritus church located at Pine and Omaha streets at 9:30 PM Wednesday according to notices. Weather market: broad country trade shows uneven stock gains with cattle and sheep prices varying. Oklahoma stock report lists receipts and prices with feeders and calves showing mixed movements.
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Washington, D.C
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Pine
Omaha Streets
Ennmines Tien
Market mood and mixed signals hit stocks on January day
The day opened with cautious trading as stocks showed uneven gains and declines across sectors. Major names including Johns-Manville and International Nickel moved modestly, while banks and utilities posted mixed results amid currency and iron ore demand rumors.
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Lannea
Dean
Biel
Bethteho
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Cane
Bewl Bye
Sagla Fe
Southern Bailie
Rewik Central
Ponelas
Emanioicg Corporation
Canada ‘Dry
US 8
Smelwag
International Nickel
Johns- Manville
West Maghouse
Anko
Shnandal
Ats Pxay
Athe Én | Tron Ag
Excianny
New York Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts
New York report shows poultry and eggs prices with mixed ranges for various fowl and eggs. Receipts total 24 520 ahead of market firmness, with standards, seconds, and specialty packs noted, while other regional markets report unchanged cheese prices and potato shipments amidst cold weather.
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New York
Zavala Vote Suit Dismissal Upheld by Court
The Fourth Court of Oil Ap peals upheld a district court ruling dismissing an election contest filed by Norman W. Gates against county commissioner B. W. Hays. The appellate court found Gates failed to properly file notice of intent to contest the election and the trial court lacked jurisdiction due to noncompliance with filing requirements.
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Fourth Court of Oil Appeals Wednesdy
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Grain Market Trends Press on Wheat in Chicago Report
Grain market notes from Chicago discuss persistent demand and tighter supplies boosting prices. Reports cite lack of snow cover in Kansas and Oklahoma, potential redirection of Texas and Oklahoma crops to Gulf ports, and continued Canadian export activity. San Antonio prices for hay and grains are listed, with specifics on wheat, corn, and milo values.
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Earnings Report Highlights Tenth Month Growth
Earnings figures from New York and Wilmington show a strong year end. Cory Aland and Tecomber report substantial net income gains with a total earnings figure near 25 million dollars. The year ended December 31, 1898, reflects a notable rise from prior periods amid corporate activity and stock performance across several firms.
Cotton Market Shows Midday Advances in New Orleans
The New Orleans cotton market rose midday with futures edging higher across key contracts. March opened around 13.36 cents, May near 13.00, July at 10.75, amid cautious trading and a shift in shorts as export demand and shipboard stock declines influenced prices. Reports note firm quotes in Boston wool and ongoing market nerves in London and Liverpool, with futures reacting to recent commodity signals and a subdued open.
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New Farm Aid Measure Ready for Capitol Hill Intro
The administration proposes a $500 million two year farm aid bill amending the Soil Conservation Act to enhance soil preservation and stable farm prices. The secretary of agriculture would authorize payments to producers based on erosion control, acreage, land use changes, and a share of normal production for domestic needs. The act would run through December 11, 1937, with necessary regulations to carry it out.
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Democrat
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House Agriculture
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Catton Mill
Meeting Called in Labor Row at P.O. Meeting
A labor dispute session was held by the San Antonio Building Trades council at the TaD p.m. meeting discussing non union workers on the Joly project and potential walkouts. Fred Fishback, president, accused Superintendent F Schretner of blocking talks and said non union labor weakens the work.
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Health Department to Open Midwives School in San Antonio
Health Department announced a midwives school will open February 3 at the city hall in San Antonio. Miss Delia Mowre, a state health department worker, will cooperate with local health authorities and chair the meeting with the child welfare division.
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Hnaleh Department
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