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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
8
Fragmented notes discuss currency supply and inflation fears. References to Mr Coughlin, banks, reserves, and possible gold and silver balances illustrate speculative figures and concerns about excessive money creation. The text weighs practical limits on legally allowable totals and the impact on prices.
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and lacks identifiable names, dates, or events. No verifiable entities or concrete market details can be extracted to form a factual news card.
Fragmentary notice from New York regarding a matter at Corte House, with references to occupancy, employees, and an eight month period. Mentions a metallurgical investigation dated December 1924 and names inconclusive individuals or entities.
New Orleans and Liverpool cotton reports show a cautious start with New Orleans market opening slightly easier on lower Liverpool futures. Prices eased and then fluctuated, while futures in London remained steady with mild gains later, as traders awaited legal developments in the gold case and U S Supreme Court action.
Fragmented OCR text from a London publication mentions dates and place names but is largely unreadable. The readable bits reference London and generic event phrases without clear entities, actions, or outcomes to form a coherent news item.
French headline notes currency movements and market quotations on Le Deux May, with references to Wakey Weer and related financial shifts.
A lieutenant is assigned to the Philippine post as a review for a group of 28 personnel checks the assignment and duties. The move reflects standard military reassignments and command oversight in the region.
Readable fragments describe the Antonio Livestock Market with steamer day auctions on Wednesday. Activity shows long fodder, active trade, and prices like choice welldone cattle at 7.29, calves purchased and sent to packers, and varied hog, goat, and sheep quotations. A Chicago Livestock section notes hogs weak, cattle slow, and feeder cattle mixed with range shifts. cattle top around 4.00 and lighter weights near 1.00.
Jatt 23. The Texas Senate opens debate on a series of bills urged by Governor James V Allred to extend benefits of the national home loan act and to regulate mutual insurance companies. Senator Holbrook objects to the first bill, while the state plans to ease crowded courts in East Texas and reestablish special district courts in Smith, Gregg and other counties. A measure to suspend penalties on delinquent property taxes is approved to take effect immediately. Colorado River river project finances spark renewed debate over federal lending and PWA terms as the new legislature weighs the issue.
For the first time in years, reserve officers will be eligible to take U S aviation exams. The process includes a preliminary test held February 20 and a final examination on April 2 at eight headquarters.
Tennesseean report outlines EG Phillips of Chattannage, Tennessee, summoned on a preliminary auto theft warrant connected to a Rafole G Undersood vehicle from December 17. Phillips posted a $1000 bond as the case proceeds in York County Court.
Crain Market Chicago reports extreme cold weather and Liverpool wheat quotations affecting prices. Canadian export bounty denial and government exportable surplus estimates influenced oats corn and wheat trading. Farmers in San Antonio area listed prices for various feeds and grains, with local cash bids and tonnages noted.
The market opened with a narrow, dull tone and scattered fractional declines. Major names like Santa Fe Chrysler General Electric and General Motors showed slight movements while several others held steady or edged up. Iron and steel output boosted sentiment despite some caution from scrap steel, with capacity utilization cited as a key factor.
Chicago reports varied poultry and produce trading with butter steady at 10.352.5 creamers and turkeys showing strength while potatoes and onions move lightly. Shipments and market notes reflect weather impacts and fluctuating prices across dairy and meat lines.
A community event titled Program to Benefit Negro Orphanage is planned at the Municipal Auditorium on Sunday February 9. A 1M offering will be devoted to benefit the Ella Austin Negro Orphanage, with proceeds supporting the children.
Senator Borah urged an open debate on the Townsend plan for old age pensions as Congress advances hearings on social security. Secretary Perkins called the Roosevelt plan sound but not a cure-all, while rival senators prepared to challenge the proposal and its funding.
Red Cross first aid certificates were awarded to Texas enrollees who graduated from special courses at all Army camps. Texas led with 2 632 graduates, ranking second nationwide with 26 684 qualifiers. Courses were supervised by War Department medical officers in cooperation with the Red Cross to train soldiers to render aid to wounded comrades.
The report outlines ongoing hearings and actions by key committees. Interstate commerce weighs communications policy while nomination activity continues. Finance considers social security funding. Ways and Means limits hearings on economy. Senate debates tax and appropriations. Perkins endorsement cited in social security legislation.
Severe freezing across southern state areas halts truck shipments from San Antonio markets to Dallas, North Texas, and Missouri routes. Prices soar with new Wyn price around 1.25 to 1.80 per unit as local crops like strawberries spinach endives and tomatoes are wiped out. farmers report nominal sales while storage and market quotes adjust amid disrupted fruit and vegetable flows.
Wool market notes from Exeter indicate steadier inquiries and slight price improvements in Western markets for average to short combing wools. Prices range from 58 to 75 cents for various grades with scoured and combing lines showing majority around 65 cents. finer and finer lots fetch higher prices.
Field officers will meet at the four officers school for a staff conference. Major HB. TC will head the instruction and preside over the session scheduled Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
Former pressman for New York Shipbuilding pleads for immunity to testify before the center committee about naval shipbuilding profits and war-time costs. The committee grants 26 hours for questioning, while debate continues on profits and postwar actions.
In a heated Senate exchange on January a discussion of judicial promotions surfaced. Michigan Senator Cour t Republican and Kentucky Democrat Riley clashed over the federal bench and the Missouri circuit situation. Barkley and Couzens interjected as talk shifted to the court's elevation and possible promotions by the president.
Edmund Bacon, well known South Texas rancher, died Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Funeral services were held at Charles Hanavan chapel with Rev. P. B. Wilt officiating. Born on the Bacon ranch, he raised cattle and became a respected figure. Surviving him are three sons Edmund, Joe, and Henry. two daughters Myra and Ella. brothers Fleet White and George Bacon. and sisters Mapa Fal Plathouse and Ella Cyan. Burial followed at the Bacon ranch graveyard.
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