Roosevelt Speech Critique Warns of Ideals Over Realities
New York January 26. Lewis Maney argues Roosevelt's address exposes three core ideas: the dominating mind set over matter, science subordinated to ideals, and centralized government. He warns the president may blur practical limits with ideal aims, risking a trustee governed state and a drift toward dictatorship if democracy is subsumed by a strong central authority.
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Lewis Maney
Sciense
Teacrewell
Tor
United States
Ibs
Hitler
Svey Blind Woononie Torers
Grain Market Updates and San Antonio Prices
Grain market notes from Chicago show higher prices on some days with domestic mill supplies at 105,180,009 bushels, down from 189,774,000 a year ago, while European factors and Liverpool trade influence kept prices mixed. San Antonio market reports list hay and grain prices including prairie hay at 20, corn around 9 to 10 cents per bushel, and oats and other grains with varied per bushel quotes reflecting farm activity and regional demand.
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Chicago
M Ang Regial
United States
Kurinun
Vada
San Antonio
Derege pBentley
Cally
Lao Vidaney
Abe
Speen
Parkera
Rail Operating Revenue Gains
ST. Louis report shows December 1996 rail operating revenue of 4412312 dollars, up 824141 from the prior year. Railway operating income reaches 555201 dollars, up 332299, with balance for interest and other charges at 50655 dollars, up 268034.
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ST. Louis
Ian
Friges
Cotton Market Sees Small Gains In Futures and Open Prices
Traders note firmer demand and steadying offers as first prices advance at New Orleans and Liverpool. March opens up 3 points to 12.476, May around 12.34, July near 12.20, with early buying interest helping steady sentiment amid floodwater concerns and cooler weather influencing markets.
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Eller
Flert Af
Emi
Foretge
New Orleans
March
Uwtoc
Oeorer
Stockdale FFA Plans Twelfth Annual Fete Event
Stockdale chapter of Future Farmers of America will hold its twelfth annual fete Tuesday in the High School building. Speakers include Gordon Worley special supervisor of the department of education P G Faines director of agricultural education and J T Rutland supervisor of agricultural education.
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Stockdale Future Farmers Plan
Stockdale Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Tbe
Gordon Worley
Department of
Condition of Bishop Remains Unchanged in Denver
The Most Rev. Francis Jahantes, bishop of Leanvenwarth Kansas, remains critically ill with a heart ailment at St. Joseph's hospital. Early reports from the Catholic church said there was no marked change in his condition.
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Denver
SL. Joseph's Hospital
Francis Jahantes
Leanvenwarth
Kan
Patent infringement suit seeks injunction and damages
The Tretolite company of St Louis sues United North and South Development and trustees Z J Hoyle and J E Movrickle in federal court over a process for removing water from petroleum and emulsions. William Barnicke is named as the inventor with a September 1823 patent now owned by Tretolite. Defendants T C Smith and Garland Clymore are also named. Plaintiffs seek injunctive relief and damages or profits from infringement.
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We Tretolite Company
of &J. Louis
Titslay
United North and South Development Company
Declaree! Tigé
Z. J. Hoyle
J. E. Movrickle
William &, Barnicke
Tretolite Company
T. C. Smrth
Dallas
Garland Clymore
Ile~ Qeidants
Pelibian States
Testimony on 1939 West Air crash fate debated
Coroner's Jury today heard testimony about a 1939 Western Air Express crash that claimed five lives near Saugus. The hearing questioned whether federal weather observers and transport company actions could have prevented the accident, with meteorologist Eugene Bolluy and aviation personnel cited in the discussion.
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Toe Angeles
Mente
Vy Transport
Wicely
Western Air Express
Frank Nance
Sugene Bolluy
California
Instilite of Technology
Saugus
Texas Law on Nepotism Sparks House Debate
Representative Ben F. Cathey of Quitman attacked job swapping by state officials as an outrage to Texans and urged printing a three year old committee report on nepotism violations. Action on the resolution was blocked and Cathey withdrew it to revise.
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Solon Austin
Ben F. Cathey
Quitmas
Texas
Hose of Representatives
Cathey
Quitman
Pen Terms Given on Theft Charges
Kensle Davis was sentenced on his guilty plea to Lee Years in the penitentiary in two burglary cases. Indictments in the same cases against Perkins are pending. The burglary occurred at Grant Pitty's home near 202 East Huiticuete Avenue, rear of Online Hardeman at 192 West Hollywood Avenue.
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Kensle Davis
Cuesuay
Lee
Cau
Perkins
Grant Pitty
Huiticuete Avenue
Online Hardeman
Hollywood Avenue
F D R Calls Confab With Labor Chiefs
President Roosevelt convened three discussions at Ishor with labor leaders and industry executives in Washington. Officials said the talks are preliminary to legislation and not aimed at settling the automobile strike.
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Washington
Roveeyell
Ishor
Social Hygiene Day Named by Chamber with Lectures
February 3 is designated Social Hygiene Day with three lectures planned across city venues. Dr. O. F. Ger, Dr. W. A. King, and Bascom Johnson will speak, with cinema showings by the state health board. The Presidents' Club will sponsor, urging cooperation to curb rising communicable diseases in the area.
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Eif
Hueay
International Institute
Heli Gt Union Hall
Matamoras Pol Pecos
San Padco
F. Ger- Odetsi
W. A. King
the Rite
Bascom Johnson
Health Department
Hexac County Medical Association
State Board of Health
Couch
Ite
Stock Market Climb Amid Mixed Early Trading Gains
New York traders faced a rallying mood amid broader price movements on a volatile session. Heavy volume faded late as nerves over labor talks and foreign policy kept investors cautious, with gains in General Motors and several industrials offset by declines in American Smelting and automotive groups.
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Grownne
Lodey
Ted Belling
Citaeaee
Fonda and Commodities
Dn the
General Botors
Ghregler
The
Steal
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Montgomery Ward
J. J. Usere
Tuterathoal Harveater
1Vile Gas and Electric
Kenecott
American Buiedting
U.S. Smelting
Weatinghouse
Continental Can
DuPont
Bente Fe Bennaytania
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Loew's
Senn
Hudson Motors
Nash
Melvinator
Western Union
Arayhan Water Works
Texas Corporation
Taldwin
American Encaustle
Perm-Diaie
Long Blar Cement
Buserior 681
Bridgeport Brass
Goldysar
American Telephase
Standard Oil
Tar Iis
Ita
Treasury
America
Neoliaisons
Amalgsts
Washington
Parle
London
Dla
Renee
London Money and Metals Summary
London money and metals market report from January 26 and 28 notes slight declines and varied futures. Spot prices show pounds sterling values for copper, lead, tin, and zinc with futures indicated and ranges given for different contracts.
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London
New York Money Market and Foreign Exchange Report
A Chicago AP style money market note shows steady prime commercial paper demand at 13% with unchanged bank rates and a stable reserve balance. Foreign exchange quotes list tensions in Britain and France with varied dollar values, plus mixed European currencies and a Hong Kong trade note, indicating a cautious global financial outlook.
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New York
Dollar Markets Calm as French Pound Holds Steady
The market notes the pound at 105.19 against the franc with no change in the French rate. Stir in dollar values shows restrained activity after prior volatility as exchanges in London and New York echo a cautious stance.
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New York
Wall Street Briefs reveal Mutual Life assets rise in 1936
New York reports Penvident Mutual Life Insurance assets close at 40 F915,534,000, up 17,027,000, the largest annual gain in the field. Insurance in force grows to 045,000, 5 across 1936, with in doubt at 670,090 care tran and 790,396 in, week.
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New York
Penvident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Nf Thukdelphia
Raf
Arcend
Care
Ula
Preliminary 1936 repacts show taxes and profits per share
A 1936 preliminary report cites Gosno and other firms with income tax provisions and undistributed profits of 27.74 per common share, versus 1935 at 907.37 per share for Allen Railroad in Baltimore. Atlantic Refining reports 1995 net income of 1,347,800 after preferred dividends for three quarters, while Austin debate triggers on lame duck sessions with a constitutional amendment introduced by J. Geof Baker of Rosenberg.
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Allen Railroad Company
Baltimore
Qhla
Allnow
Atlantic Refining
Faual
Pat
Austin
J. Geoif Baker
Rosenberg
Militant Republican push shapes plan for Democratic opposition
The 88 Republicans gear for a militant minority strategy to thwart Democratic processes. Rep Shell of New York leads a conference to name a policy committee and craft a party program. House moves a major bill funding Teller fund through June 20 amid flood relief urgency as Senate probes railroad finance. Commitees press Chrysler over wartime labor contracts while La Follette Civil Liberties panel questions Whitney about exchange documents.
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Washington
Shell
New York
Snell
HOUSE
Moe
John Hamilton
Richard Whitney
New Yorkk A
Toek Exchange
Exchange
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee
Chrysler Corporation
Aunitary Company of
Cleveland
Republicans elect Martin as national committee chairman
The national Republican congressional committee announced the election of Representative Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts as chairman. regional vice chairmen were named including William Ditter of Pennsylvania, John M. Robason of Kentucky, Everett Dirksen of Illinois, Albert Carter of California, and L. Hope of Kansas, with a secretary also elected.
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G.O.P. Committee
Martin Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Joseph W
Martin Dry
Massachusetts
Namert
Willam Ditter
Pennsylvania
John M. Robason
Kentucky
South
Bother
Everett Dirksen
Ulincis
Mid-West
Albert Carter
California
L. Hope
Kans
Escaped Convicts Captured Near Kansas City
Two convicts who escaped the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing on January 14 were captured with a woman companion near a tourist lamp east of Kansas City early today. Sheriff James A. Williams said the men had several pistols and three shotguns. The convicts are Lloyd Faire and George P. Bradley.
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Kansas City
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Here
James A. Willams
Lloyd Faire
George PB Bradley
Three Cleared in Slaying Here on April 26, 1938
A jury Tuesday no-billed three persons charged in the murder of Frivale Xelig Haddieston found dead in Airnort city. Isa Huddleston widow of the slain Air corps private, alias Peggy W Hurdiestan, Lester McDonald, and George L Aughenbaugh were absolved of charges.
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Frivale Xelig Haddieston
Airnort City
Isa
Peggy W. Hurdiestan
Lester Mc Donald
George L. Aughenbaugh
Isa Huddleston
Air Corps Po
Murder charge dismissed against Autonie Co Mathews
A murder count against Autonie Co Mathews Br was dropped by Criminal District court after Assistant District Attorney M J Gitlinger stated the motion. The indictment had accused Mathews of killing his wife Mire Bisude Mathews on January 3, 1932, with the death dated January 22. An auto killed an unidentified man near Seguin, reported by local police.
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Autonie Co
Mathews Br
Criminal District Court
Opp & Tation
M. J Gitlinger
Mathews
Mire
Bisude Mathews
Seguin
Rherttr A. W. Seagert
Red Cross Raises Bexar Flood Quota to 11200
Bexar County Red Cross quota increased to 11200 due to rising disaster in flood swept Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Jack R. Locke says letters will go to about ten San Antonio contributors who had previously given, and offers for benefit shows may be used if the goal isn’t met.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
TeMleg
Jack R. Locke
Bexar County
Bexar
Locke
San Antonio
Total Office
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Trading Activity Weak to Steady
Livestock market report from San Antonio shows Tuesday trading mixed with general steadiness in cattle and calf sales and a quieter horstock trade. Receipts: 500 cattle and 600 calves. prices varied by grade with medium and good calves totaling 6.50 to 9.50 per hundredweight, cows around 3 to 4.50, and stocker activity subdued amid overall market softness.
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SAN Antoni Livestoon
I Feneral
Sapaties
San Autonio
Plonday
Bledium
Acalvis
Inga
Ana Bownds
Hacking
Kansas Cepy Livestock
Kansas City
URDA
Renetota
Uiewers
Atockvika
Wales
Ehire
Yeslers
Vere Pitti
Lamba
Cumagn
Chicago
Howe
Ally Sato
Nere
Ted
Juud Orap
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago and New York
Chicago market notes show live poultry and eggs with varied prices for hens, roosters, turkeys, and ducklings, including young chickens and white rock breeds. New York provisions quote butter at firmer tones with mixed cooler meat and egg receipts reflecting steady demand across grades.
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Sun
Paulley
Plymouth
Toosterr
Tuirkeya
Hans
Sky
Ducky
Gimail
Reese
Mt Epedgla
Tydor
Fifa
Gulf Oil declares quarterly dividend to record March fifteenth
Gulf Oil announces a 24 cent per share dividend on capital stock with the record date set for March 15. It notes previous payouts including a 40 percent stock dividend, a 23 cent cash dividend and a 50 cent special dividend in December, and references associated refinery and shipment data.
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York
Colrecetora
Gulf Oil Company
Washington
Treasury
Pilots Ferry Plane to Rockwell Depot in California
Duncan field pilots Tuesday aided a transport flight destined for Rockwell air depot Coronado California Maj Eber D Perris pilot and Sgt Paul Blair co pilot flew the vane to be left at Rockwell with Sgt Tracy K Dorsett pilot and Pvt Edward T Hausatuin co pilot and accompanying ship
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Rockwell Depot
Duncan Field
Rock Well Air Depot
Coronado
Calif
Eber D. Perris
Paul §. Blair
Rockwell
Tracy K. Dorsett
Edward T. Hausatuin
Flood Devastates Paducah Killing At Least 20
Refugees flee Paducah Kentucky after a massive flood along the Ohio River. At least twenty people dead and a fire risk from gasoline flooding the water. Red Cross reports fourteen rescued from a capsized barge as victims remain unaccounted for. Hospitals overwhelmed.
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Paducah
Ohio
Red Cross
Inne City
DeWitt Civil War Veteran Buried
Jame Bill Pridgen a DeWitt county resident for 64 years and Civil War veteran was buried at Thomaston. He served in Hoxie n s brigade and fought in the sieges of Wickse ung and Atlanta. Native of Alabama he moved to Texas in 1872, later settling in Thomaston. Survived by two sons Dr H Pridgen of Cuero and W Pridgen of San Antonio, a daughter Mrs G W Oakes of Thomaston, four grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Alabama
Texas
Indianola
Thomaston
Wr. Pridgen
Gan ‘Antonio
Ih. Pridgen
Cuero
G. W. Oakes
Brest
Teo
Beauty Culturies Select San Antonio as Convention City
The Texas Association of Accredited Beauty Cultoriats chose San Antonio for its October convention. Sessions will be at the Gunter hotel. New officers were elected at the El Paso state convention January 18 to 21 with XK Antone of Galveston as president and B. J. Neal of Wichita Falls as secretary-treasurer. A hairdressing and coiffures sale show will accompany the San Antonio gathering, with Marie Gerla as a legislative committee member.
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Beauty Culturies
San Antonio
Texas Association of Accredited Beatty Cultoriats ‘Tussaay
Gunter Hotel
el Paso Ffora
Whinie Niner
Dellas
Charles Odes
Houston
May D. Riggan
Corpus Christ
Exchange Willing to Amend Rules In Senate Probe
Former New York Stock Exchange governor Richard Whitney told senate investigators the exchange would likely forbid its governing core from participating in a security use vote on listing. He said he consulted Exchange President Charles R. Gay and board members and believed the rule would prevent possible misinterpretation of motives by officials.
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Exchange
Washington
Richard Whitney
New York’ Stock Exchange
Senate
Ray Ot
Whitney
Charles R. Gay
Publisher Enters Race for Mayor in San Marcos
San Marcos publisher Walter E Buckney Testley announced his bid for mayor in the April city election. The current commission government is led by Mayor Charles R Ramsay.
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San Marcos
Walter E. Buckney
San Manos
Testley
Commission
Charles R. Ramsay
GM announces $10.7 million employee savings plan distribution
General Motors announces a distribution totaling about $10.7 million to employees from the company's saving and divestment plan for 1931. Employees who contributed $100 in 1931 will receive about $256 each. Disbursement will be partly in cash and partly in Gen jet Motats rammon stock.
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New York
General Motors Corporation Today
Knights of Columbus Initiation in San Antonio
San Antonio council No 788 knights of Columbus will initiate 0 candidates Sunday with a 4 40 a m holy communion at Saint Paul church. Degrees will be held at 9 30 a m and in the afternoon the second and third degrees will be conferred. A dinner dance at the Gunter Hotel will close the day as state deputy Walsh and grand knight Hora lead the ritual in support of the crusade against communism.
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San Antonio
Knights of Columbus
Dave Walsh
Chatyman
San Francisco di Paoiy
Chail
Gunterhola
N, K. Walsh
Welsta Falls
Dani
Henry A
Uorra
San Antonin
Knights’ Crusade
United States
Taxation bill would replace may with shall for tax collectors
Austin January 29 Representative A McCracken Jr of San Antonio proposes a simple tax measure to end nonpayment by appointing county commissioners to appoint tax collectors replacing the current may. He cites a state auditor figure of 1995 showing 3143 095 805 in delinquent state taxes across cities counties and school districts.
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Austin
A. McCracken Jr
San Antonio
McCracken
Rennties
Schioi
Prisoner Escapes Hays County Jail
SAN MARCOS Jan 26 WR Goode 28 of Wichita Falls held on car theft charge escaped the Hays county jail using an iron bar from his cot to break the cell door. He did not threaten the other six inmates, including Paul Layes 33 held in the Slaying of Martin Salazar 33 of Verde.
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San Marcos
WR. Goode
Wichita Falls
Hays County
ML Wren
Central Texas
Goode
Paul Layes
Liquor by Drink Bill Proposed by Texas Senator
A Texas Senate bill from Senator Weaver Moore of Houston would legalize liquor by the drink in bowls, dining rooms, restaurants, and similar venues, defining an open saloon as any place selling liquor by the drink outside legal establishments. The measure faces constitutional hurdles and signals a push to expand alcohol sales in the state.
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Texas
Weaver Moore
Houston
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