Texas state recovery bill passes Senate 117 to 35
Governor Allred backs a Texas recovery plan with federal funds aimed at public works. The measure, approved 117 to 35, creates a state agency to coordinate relief. Debate covered financing for counties and districts, with concerns over navigation development and political subdivisions.
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Stock Market Report Wraps Turbulent New York Trading
New York markets opened amid volatile prices with several industrials edging higher while others sagged. American Smelting and U S Steel showed modest gains as General Motors and union-linked names traded unevenly. dollar volumes reached about 24 million with mixed broker activity and cautious investor sentiment prevailing after close of yesterday's session.
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New Jersey
N.S
New York City
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Mowtata Sold Sar Marcos Week to Collins Aid
Jan 25 report from Mowtata notes Archer Rofling and Gea camp discussing a 1984 selection. Rhode Island and LoMMe appear in brief notes with mixed references to prund, skes, and prawns, all indicating a local sports or campus update with unclear details.
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Fai
Stock Market Turmoil Hints at Tightened Rules
A garbled report notes that during the late Roosevelt era the stock market faced tighter security laws. Brokers reduced activity last year as the era’s reform measures impacted the brokerage fraternity across Belize.
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Belize
Roosevelt
Livestock Prices Odyssee Across Texas and Illinois Markets
Receipts rise as ranchers and buyers report mixed results at San Antonio and East St. Louis markets. Bulls and fat cattle show moderate steady demand. hogs and sheep fluctuate with Thursday averages. Chicago sees steady to higher tendencies for steers and heifers, with cutters and cows offering varied value.
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Raansas
Siner
Aescling Weiners Fedium
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dalves
Bila Vestern
Poultry and Produce Trade Reflects Regional Market
Fragmented OCR text references poultry and produce trade in New York and Chicago markets, with scattered figures and addresses. Mentions receipts, standards, prices, and possible vendor notes. The passage is garbled but centers on market activity, mechanics, and pricing elements.
Deny Girls Plan Pledge In Citrus Eradication Drive
In McAllen Texas on January 25 M H Ford a federal agriculture official announced that no pledge exists to extend the citrus eradication program in the Rio Grande Valley. He said the valley wide clean up and constant fallen fruit removal are urged to eradicate pests after a deadly January storm and quarantines affect over 60 groves. Stugard headed the growers group claiming an extension of the shipping season might be granted if fallen fruit is promptly removed and disposed of under quarantine rules. Ford disputed any such pledge, noting the shipping season runs about 18 months from October.
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Texas
M. H. Ford
Darhhgen
Federal Department, of Agriculture
Valley
Ford
Harlingen
Agriculture Executive
Vailey
Washington
Elmosé
Stugard
Department
Seacom
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Moves on Oversight Selling
New York and Liverpool markets opened uneven with prices fluctuating within a narrow range. Cotton futures for March, May, and July showed small losses early while physical shipments noted 3000 bales at LIVERPOOL with American grades steady to higher. futures quotes inches from late-previous levels amid modest trading.
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Cottin
Stea Ory
Merch Aed Law
Murch
New York
Magnolia to drill on Seeligson Ranch near Premort
In Alice on January 25 magnolia abandons Magnolia Neo at about 4009 feet, plans to test another well on the Seeligson ranch in Wells county. The abandoned well lies 450 feet north and 660 feet east of a reference point. Magnolia No 2 previously produced as an all- par cel producer with shallow casing and classed as light.
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Seeligson
Alice
Seelerer
Premort
Dim Wells
Magnolia No. 2
MOWAIR STARTS MOVING EAST
Movement of Morele on consign ment began this week with 4400,000 pounds sold outright mostly to Tom Richey of A. W Ril lind and Ban Boston at 18 and 26 cents. Sales included cuts from Joe B. Blakeley and others. some clips moved on consignment.
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Texas
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Ren
Phair Enough In Paris And Baseball Season Start
George E. Phain reports from New York on baseball preps and public interest. Giants open season at Boston while Hoarwell presides over opening rituals and stars like Hamiley and Dean are noted. The piece blends game talk with quirky names and a sense of bustling spring training amid chaotic spelling.
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George E. Phain
New York
Jim
Ruth
Paris
GEDWEBS' ABET MARKETS FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LISTS PRICES
A dense list of produce with local and commission quotations. Asparagus at 4.50 per dozen, beans seen around 3.40 to 3.75 per bushel, cabbage 4.00 per bushel, celery 5.00 per crate, and varieties like peppers, cucumbers, and melons priced across multiple units. Includes Idaho, Mexican, and local sources, with apples and oranges also noted. References to poultry, eggs, dairy and other commodities intersperse the market sheet.
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Star Skaters Practice Indefinitely In Idle Cold
Star skaters train off skates as the United States national and grand championships approach with Fowler Iske set for tomorrow. The event gathers notable skaters including Lamar Owen Truman Cone Kit Rim and Dorothy Franey with Jimmy Webster in attendance as defending champions amid cold weather and indoor amusements.
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Valley plants second crop in wake of cold snap
Farmers in the Lower Rio Grande valley await replanting after a week of subfreezing temperatures dropping to 23 degrees. The freeze damaged cabbage, tomatoes, and tender crops, with some fruit trees hurt. Growers fear losses in the vegetable movement and seek relief from low prices as they brace for a longer recovery period.
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Rio Grande Valley
Lilian Harvey Fell for Films
Petite actress Lilian Harvey, noted for her role opposite Tullis Canningt in Colorobia's Once a Gentleman, fell into aviation pictures in Vienna while dining. Director Robert Land, seeing her talent, engaged her for The Curse. later a Spanish dance mishap and a contract with Richard Elchberg propelled her to international fame.
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Tullis Canningt
Colorobia
Victor Scherteinger
Tation Pictures
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Lyc Oposiestra
Vienna Theater
Clately Jara Yele
Richard Elchberg
Be at Ease in Your Clothes Mae West Says
Mae West urges women to dress boldly yet suitably avoiding flashy or provocative attire. She argues clothes should project confidence without inviting undue attention, noting sleeves, buttons, and silhouettes influence how men perceive poise and propriety.
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Gertride Michael
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English Actress Wendy Barrie Signs Long Parmount Contract
English actress Wendy Barrie signs a long term contract with Paramount for a series of leading roles. Her first screen assignment is not announced. Previously noted for her performance as Anne Boleyn in Henry VIII, Barrie now advances to major studio projects as she joins Paramount's roster.
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Paramount
Parsmount Studies Nver
Anne Dateyn
Grain Prices Slide on Uncertainty and World Market Pressure
Grain markets in Chicago and San Antonio show declines amid uncertain Canadian marketing plans and hopes for a Canadian official board to liquidate surplus wheat. Prices fell across wheat, corn, and oats as shipments from Australia underperformed, while forecasts and broader demand signals offered little stimulus. Local market quotes in San Antonio list hay and corn prices, with various grains and feeds traded in the open market.
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Money and Metals Report From London and New York
In London and New York market notes the text reports on currency and precious metals with scattered figures. References include silver and copper prices, with unclear rates and dates such as January and June entries. The wording is garbled but indicates ongoing market commentary on bullion prices and exchange rates.
Obituary notices for Mesander Tudyky and Glennie Williams
Obituary notices report Mesander Tudyky of 82 Tiedwig and native of Bexar with sister Constantina Plosek of St. Hedwig and nephews. Services at family residence followed by a Mass at Church of the Annunciation St Hedwig with Father Vincent Klosek officiating. Also, obituary for Mrs. Glennie Williams 42 of 27 Roslyn Avenue, Palestine native, long-time resident. Services at Porter Laring Chapel with Rev A Wolff officiating. Survivors include husband John Villas and brothers Lions Allengother San An non and Paul Ddüllver Nashville. Interment in Mission Suctat Park.
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J. Allengother
San Anannie
Paul Ddulner
Nashville
Tenn
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College Engineers Plan Summer Camp
Kingsville January 24. Feurnoy of the department announced a summer instruction camp for engineering students at Texas College of Arts and Industries. The camp, to start about June 1, will be held for six weeks near Vieloris. Also noted is the installation of machinery at a nearby carona plant opening within two weeks. The plant will process about 2000 cans a day and employ 20 workers, as stated by county superintendent George H. Adams.
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Break-in Foiled as Brownsville Deputies Seize Home Made Blackjacks
January 36 county jailers here seized three home made blackjacks fashioned from pipe pieces wrapped in blankets, thwarting a planned break. Authorities say inmates planned to use improvised weapons to escape.
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County
Buchanan Dam Barbecue To Honor Texas Legislature
The Llano chamber of commerce and Luncheon club host a Saturday barbecue in Buchanan Dam on the Colorado River between Llano and Burnet. The event aims to acquaint new legislators with the Buchanan Dam project and the Colorado Valley Authority. About 500 guests from Burnet Marble Falls and other river towns are invited as Will Collins Roy B. Jaks Damon F. Smith and a general committee organize the celebration.
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Marble Falls
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Texas
Drag racing opening opposed in Texas telegrams
In TIARLINGEN Texas January 2 the opening of coaster writers to drag racing was opposed and the legislative committee report urging opening was called prejudiced in telegrams to Representative Homer Leonard Hidalgo County and Senator Jin Weal Twenty seventh district by the Valley Game and Fish Prospective association representing about 2400 members. The legislative committees faced blame for bias and for ridiculing local efforts seeking drag scenes' closure.
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Tiarlingen
Texas
Coaster Witers
Edinburg Chamber Names Directors for 1935 Term
Edinburg chamber announces re elections of five board members for the 1935 term. Re elected are J. T. Schtdler E. A. Brown C. A Liljestrand Dr C J Hamme and C S Callier. Officers for 1934 included OC A Liljestrand president M rs Danial secretary and C S Colfer treasurer.
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Commercial Fish Men Organized in Texas Gulf Coast
BINEOM Texas val tu-risa Amautlans dealers of the Tetoe Gull coast formed the United Fishermen and Dealers of the Texas Gulf coast. Officers named: BH B Burhell of Port Isabel president G E Farley of Aransas Cass vice president Byrd L Mine ter of Aransas Pass secretary treasurer. Directors include Ly i Wulgt Port Isabel G B Minter B A Curry Aransas Pass Joe Massie Ingleside Col J B Wine free Houston attorney.
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B A Curry
Aransas Pass
Joe Massie
Ingleside
Col. J. &. Winefree
Houston
Randolph Field Quint Up Against Army League Champs Friday
Randolph Field's Post Quint clashes with defending Army league champions in a Friday 7 PM game at the Hangar. The Ramblers also host Elty on Randolph court next Wednesday, facing the Alamo developers and Magnolia Ollera in separate City Major Teague affairs.
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County hires auditor for 1985 in Uverde County
The commissioners court of Uverde county announces the employment of Nelson Gungan formerly of San Antonio as county auditor for 1985.
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Texas
Commissioners Court
Uverde County
Nel
Gungan
San Antonio
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