Progress Not Punishment The British Lockstep Fearful of Economic Change
An excerpted, chaotic discussion features American and British business voices urging action to restore confidence and revive industry. The piece cites threats of prison for profit, demands to hire more workers, raise wages, and cut burdens, while warning of excessive government spending and urging a shift toward market-led recovery. It reflects tensions between state control and capitalist measures during a period of economic stress, with Roosevelt and Washington debates echoed through letters and observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Forbes
Purselles
Alliers
Dample
Unis
Lt Belones
Hyun
London
Berch
Effilency Inzeazine
Fragments Reflect Chaotic Scribbles Across Poultry Page
Disjointed text snippets mention Poultry and Produce, Yan Tan, and various disjointed phrases. The readable fragments include scattered names and terms, but no coherent event, person, or place to frame a clear news item. The piece appears as a damaged OCR segment with stray words and non sequiturs.
Deposit Turnover Poor in A oe
In 1934 the chart shows weak turnover for bank deposits across many centers. The report notes a lower rate in early months and hints at broader decline in money velocity and deposit activity during the period.
Grain Market Grain Prices and News Report
Grain market notes from CHICAGO describe weak foreign demand and selling pressure in wheat and corn, with corn down sharply from November levels and follow through selling. The report lists prices and bids, including San Antonio tonnage and various wheat futures, reflecting volatility and uncertain demand amid mixed market signals.
Chinese Marksman Robbed of Bullets on Street
A brief report notes a Chinese marksman was robbed of bullets on a street, with few details available. No injuries or suspects identified in the scant text. Authorities urged caution as investigators catalog fragments of the incident.
Woman Tossed Femm and Vague Names Surface
A fragmentary report mentions a woman and several unclear names, with stray letters and phrases surrounding an incident. The readable pieces suggest a disorderly event and potential names of people or places, but the text remains largely unintelligible.
Texas cabbage leads Saturday market report
Shipping point information shows Texas cabbage and produce dominating Saturday sales with heavy cabbage loads from Texas and numerous shipments from other states. Market notes highlight crate prices, track arrivals, and varying quality levels across Savoy and other varieties while listing volumes for lettuce peppers and onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
State Departments of Agriculture
Corneraime
South Texas Chamber In Commerce
Texas
Eninack
Sminarh
Texas Pointe
Vowrr Valley
Rt Hostess
Lgudy
Toro
Cate
Savoy
Speyden
Seth
Chicago
Marmet Grn
Savoy Jia
Zerg
Texas Baches
Spearlut Arti
Virginia
Lew Tizher
Sammy
S. Bo
Foreign Markets Report Aims To Weigh Event Impacts
Disrupted market notes describe a foreign market scenario with unclear timing and readings. Analysts note potential effects on trade, prices, and shipments amid tentative reports of events and delays. The article mentions traders and institutions monitoring developments, but specifics remain murky.
Unclear OCR Summary of Carloadings Data
The readable text shows garbled numbers and names about carloadings. It mentions a comparison to a corresponding week and references a date around February 26. No clear person or organization is identifiable.
Industrial activity shows steel and auto shifts in New York
ASE reports industrial activity rebounded after a brief pause with steel production at over half capacity and motor output more than double a year ago. While lumber and cotton textiles fell, railcar shipments rose. auto production drives demand but inflation is unclear, and banking policy moves loom as credit expands amid high prices and tightened supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Warney Protessay
Erenaviles
New York
Hhrough
Lin Steel
Marsh
Prese
Brother of . A. Man Dies in Bay State Rd
A fragmentary obituary note reports the death of Gece Sasa on Bay State Road. It mentions brothers and sisters with unclear names and relationships, giving few legible details about family connections or the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
Gece Sasa
Mars Hag Peri
Eerie
Aloe
Bevard
Wyrra Grane
Maneniy
Anil
Mir
Peavy
Fragmentary OCR Item About Paris Market Rates
Partial readable lines touch on Paris, markets, and rates, mentioning dates and percentages. Heavily garbled OCR yields few concrete facts but suggests a discussion of prices or quotations and tenant matters in a French context.
Markets Army prices continue to advance at local fruit and vegetable market
Prices at the local wholesale fruit and vegetable market rose this Tuesday morning amid old weather delays. Quoted items include English peas at 65 cents per pound farm products, avocados $1.75 to $2.00 each, and diverse produce with many items listed by farm and market names. The market reflected a stocked market with varied prices across multiple fruits and vegetables and eggs and dairy products also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mleters
Arken
Walley
Winson
Gabbage
Cabrave
Mike Eecolass
Valley
Calif
Texas
Ureem
Cotton Market Sees Early Decline Amid Market Vague Notes
In a scrambled report the cotton market shows early decline with May and July prices mixed after an initial drop. Trading hints point to hedging and selective selling while price levels wobble near end of the first session, with unclear reference to October outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximua Deelin
Unclear OCR fragmentary article with mixed names and places
A garbled OCR passage references individuals, places, and companies including New York Central, American Telephone, and several personal names. The text is distorted, with many misspellings, unclear dates, and incomplete phrases, making coherent reporting difficult.
Money and Metals Item With Ambiguous Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text references money, metals, an item and a house, with unclear names and numbers. It mentions eight dollars and a dental or class-related term while listing scattered place-like tokens and organizations. The readable facts are highly fragmentary and non-specific.
Senate kills child labor amendment in Texas Senate
In Austin on January 28 the Texas Senate defeated the proposed federal child labor amendment by a 19 to 10 vote. The controlled report urged ratification was rejected, while a minority report urged direct vote. Debate touched on education funding and state investigations of receipts from education funds. A bill restricting profits on federal loans tied to the Buchanan dam faced attention, and pari mutuel betting advocates pressed for changes to horse racing law. The administration’s utilities reform bill, creating a broad three member board, was tabled pending signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
Pg. Holayeok
Galveston
Olan B. van Zandt
Tioga
Ernstars Fholtveck
John W. Hownsky
Tmie
Nous
DEW
Board of Education
Sarah Hughes
Dallas
Buchanan
Colevann
Howe Today Foy Signatue
Boy Adds Dime to Dance Fund
A bright new dime is sent to Porter Laring by Jack in connection with a dance fund. The event, planned for Wednesday night at the Mus Ulska auditorium, will feature a grand march with civic and labor groups and Maj. Gen. Edwin Ron Hagnod as director. Receipts from the sale are expected to exceed last year, with proceeds aiding Warm Shrines and related charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Jacksey Hall
Wyoming Street
Gack
Wiegill
Tito
Musulska Auditorium
Dwinron Hagnod
Eighth Corp
Paocording
Loring
Thy Pal
Associated Charities
Lhasa
Kane
Bond Set in Swindling Case Involving W F Rusk
A $1500 bond was set for W F Rusk in a swindling case connected to Jack Carter, arrested weeks ago. The court kept the indictment under which he was held pending appeal, while defense argued dismissal. The matter involves alleged theft of funds from Charis Thummet totaling 2850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisteel
Cork
W. F. Rusk
Jack Carter
Rusk
Andee McCrory
Jimilaton
Charis
Dermenhes
Farmers Eligible to Sign 1935 Cotton Contracts
County Farm Agents report that farmers who grew cotton in 1934 may sign 1935 price support contracts with the government, regardless of prior participation. The USDA production office advised of updated details, citing unit information and shipment demand through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laga
Gov
County Farm Aga. Malls
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Values
Cattle and hog prices vary across groups with hogs at 87.25 in one market while other grades trend lower. Cattle totals show calves and feeders at several dollars, with best beef and choice bulls rising and many grades drifting. Illinois and St Louis markets list receipts and mixed demand, noting steady to lower prices for various weight classes and ongoing shifts in slaughter cattle and veal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Antonio Livestock Supplies
San Antonio Uvertod
Mat Healy
Atonday
Leavis Way
Cdi
Demamis
Ted
ST. Lows
ST. Louis
Tib
Teddy
Chicago
Sakene
Commerciai
Calvea
Generalis
Marine Corps to Hold Examinations for Commissions
Applicants from recognized medical services with a year’s service in an approved hospital before May 1, 1935, may be eligible for examination. Must meet physical requirements and be under 42. Applications due March 25. Forms available from the adjutant general of the Army, Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina
Ae York
Anokmeenen
Eighth Corps Area
Healysurgern
Jan Tie
I Ik
Marth 25
Attormalloy
Menemy, Waghington
Laredo Consular Post Intake Delayed by Marooned Matings
A garbled item notes a consular post matter at Laredo with historical reference to a man named Izaginere connected to a 12 year span. The text hints at a March timeline and a late Marpitee formers Mexis, but details are unclear and entities are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgaguirre
Laredo
Cala
Izaginere
Whaley Tit From Ptomaine Poison Porter Whaley
Whaley, San Antonio chamber chief, was confined to his home on Tuesday amid a bout of ptomaine poisoning. A reply from officials indicated he would recover, with support from the chamber and local health staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Porter Whaley
San Antonio
Tom Miacca
Weather damage to Texas crops after severe freeze
Austin reports a U S Department of Agriculture analysis on a harsh cold wave that hit Texas. Cabbage in Corpus Christi suffered near total loss, Rio Grande valley onion fields and tomato crops were heavily damaged, with substantial yield reductions and replanting expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Statisti
United States Department of Agriculture
Tekas Jasb
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Jin
Hime
Obituary notices span several Cuero area residents
Obituary notices for multiple Cuero area residents include Sam Kolonke a native of Bexar county with services at St Hedwig and TeQuiam Tnass, and widowhood notices for Mrs Mammit Leeds Sonic and Mrs Mary Franes Healy. Other deaths include Hugo Leck and John Patterson Healy with services set in Cuero and nearby churches. Survivors listed include spouses children and siblings across San Antonio Houston and New York.
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Sam Kolonke
Adams
Bexar County
Bers
TeQuiam Tnass
St. Hedwig
Vincent Klosek
Anna Kolonia
Mra
Novas
Fy Wardasht
I. McGluskey
5. Padatecki
Beatie Byker Qsmon
Natle “Nf Guero
M. D. Bennett
Cuero
Angie McCleod
J. R. Simon
Gladys
Os Man
Sue Baker
San Antonio
O. G. Baker
Acd
W. Baker
Houston
Sy Cuero
Charles
Mente
Men “Strom
Minds
Ene
Po m. Woifnustiay
Farter Loring Chapel
Sthutze
A. T. Tueyer
Toesno
Cality
James A. Brown
Republic
Ang
Tee
Hugo Leck
Delutar Street
Onane
Texan
Mammit
Leeds Sonic
Roland Liced Wuenters
Y Cheater Arnsteong
Gus Eppallot Au “Anteutn
John Patterson Healy
Reatdonk
Baheok
Mlive
Glas Row Stoll
Serginas
Imarning
Iran
Nepim
George
Hemmugg
North Elmerdort Steel
Tpilaworthy
St. Ann's Gathe
He Cherdh
Gilbert
Mary Frantes Healy
Miz
Mary Healy
Afta
Anna. Grernless
Clespow
Kate Trealy
Neliie Bromage
New York City
Wye
George Hemming
Apache Oxia
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Ami
Reo- Lorie Eng
Roorevelt
Swat
Monty Chaheess
Washington
Weshington
Rocceviit
Congress
Wits
Ueton
Nat c
Ubi
Yan Tan
Perrys
Nay
Fronters
Nti
Aeeres
Thineton Ts
Socratic League
Chicaga
SAN Amalio Hay
Iain Oele
Henscher
Fy Street
E2trol
Tine Jouel Ori Telat Palier Sa
Mbeleton
Kevin Y Adidan
Cabkace
Florida
Peers Esclvet
Texes
Texay Ah
Tekas
Tran Exagnet
Aligarly Strohiter
Texay Prates
Burton
Ora Pinas
Walrad Shvintts
Opate
Seta Gan
Aerieais
Et Mead
Etek
Iyi
Indiaced
ASE
Sds
Ememark Amoniments
RFC
Paris
Jen
Deliac Leet
Frenca Telit
Jugke Ghyiskied Ag
Dial Pwal
Orleans
NEW Ornans
Juan
API Colin
Steatle Bren
Ada
Daly Renee Sone
Dherty
Canton Fuurs van Jin
Shsteedou
Gaunite
Apaer
Yok Centra Tinian
Iret
Enatiange
Ty' Pont US and Corporation
Ty Ars
Olsuriora
Mabster
Dncanter Trailroad
Feyney
Trey
Ion
Titan
Mtg Seukly
Saverane
Vanesa Telarers
Federicl Benesie Torke
Boy
Emicago
Baesti
Kansas Pity
Kansas City
Irsbin Rachnia
Fel Sleers “Upaniiiz
Hoedar
Alesrty
Killy Any Johnston
Gi Sonors
Hebert Johnston
Jons
Alvis Johnston
Sonom
E Do Johnston
Castelon
Pexaxy
Sam Johnston
San Ankantin
Iteymother
Mra. Iidie
Evn Brandehuiren
Three Brothers
Wo. Biers
Wilhelmine Pfeil
Beberts
Bervices
Wedostay
Carl Molter
Mehard Kurveth
Cibolo Cranegileal
Filoiahrig
Sturvivara
Sis- Ie. Mfts
Wobllabrh
Marion
Treas
Cikola
Maricats Lory
T. Gardner BE & Co
Ste Gaa
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