Grain Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed Global Estimates
Grain market reporting July 3 shows fluctuating prices as Canadian spring wheat and domestic winter wheat yield forecasts vary widely. Unofficial estimates place Canadian production around 343 million bushels with losses noted from prior months, while U.S. wheat and corn projections differ from yesterday’s figures. Prices in San Antonio and Liverpool markets weaken versus earlier expectations, with futures and spot quotes reflecting cautious trading amid drought concerns in prairie provinces and differing regional forecasts.
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Cuivago
Cme
Liverpool
Prairie
Tarlay
Georgetown Legion Plans July 8 Rally
An American Legion rally is set for July 8 in Georgetown. Emmett Cooke of Georgetown is director general, with D B Wood district attorney officiating as master of ceremonies. Attorney General Wile Nam McGraw will open the speeches.
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Emmett Cooke
Georgetown
D. B. Wood
Wile
Nam McGraw
Stock Market Signals and Drought Pressure Itnotes
New York July trade report shows rising prices in utilities and industrials with public service shares hitting yearly highs. Electric Power and Glen are among leaders. farm implements Parrish Deere gain modestly while observers link wary market action to drought fears and Federal Reserve policy expectations.
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New York
Uutity
Lesves
Guthover
Erreliona
Jon Font
Manville Chrysler
General ‘Motors
Briggs
Western Union
Chesaveane & Quio
Pennsylvanis
Nortel
Wealero
U.S Steel
Helnichem
Electrc Power and Glen
Public Service
New Jersey
Standard Gas
Deere
Bol
Ure
Cine Brain Men
Gumase Tran
Gloudier
Stock Exchange
Waddrossi
Aic
Reserve Board
Cotton Market Hits Mixed Opening Across Major Exchanges
Openings show futures and spot activity in New Orleans and New York with quotes around 71.64 and 32.98 for late markets. Liverpool reports 13,000 bales, including 700 American, with varying grades and futures for October, December, March and May.
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Tiverpool
Hunron
Liverpool
Colston
Hecespte
Foreign exchange and money markets report from New York
July 5 market bulletin covers foreign exchange and metals in New York with rates for Great Britain Italy Germany and others. It notes bank discounts, cash prices, and government securities while citing Bank of England action and London silver and copper figures.
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New York
Inva
Lang
Bouie
Portugal
Gresce
Tsb
Ay Brasil
Mexico City
Moorenl
New
Jane Money
London
Bank of England
Banebt
Poultry and Produce Markets Reported In Subdued Trading
Chicago and New York wholesale markets show poultry and produce prices soft or steady with mixed changes. Chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese weighed by grade move slowly. receipts and shipments vary, with reports of firm conditions in several lines and minor price adjustments across standard and special packs.
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
Good grade calves active and steady despite mixed bids. Hogs seen firm with open auction gains, while cattle receipts around 2000 to 3000 head, including steers yearlings and cows, sold to steady to lower bids. bulls scarce, demand varied by weight class. overall market mixed across regions including Kansas and Texas, with several price points noted for calves fat cattle and slaughter stock.
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San Antonio
Feadily
Pgiltaas
Heal
Ap Pat
Naahi Packers
Wien
Wetllera
Saal
Calle Acins
Cully Atesdy Og Adnael
Springer
Naden
Dollar Market Report From July First Trading Session
July 3 Paris AP reports currency activity with the English pound at about 35.03 to the pound and the French franc at 35.81. The New York rate stands near 3,024,000 in value and the foreign exchange market notes a 63 to 1 rate for certain dealings as of the latest cabinets setting.
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TAF
Ra Totten Exchange
Gain and Govermants Reg Yarjaver
United
Tle
Paris
Miosta
Meeraao
Texas Fete Sparks Mixed Economic Outlook
New York July 3 Business activity shows continued expansion amid higher wages and government spending. Factors include Philadelphia fair, Dallas exposition, saldlers bonus payments, and steel buying, with a gradual lift in purchasing power. Outlook notes possible seasonal decline through August, especially in autos and steel, while bonus spending supports motor sales and cotton demand remains steady.
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Lewis Haney
New York
Philadelphia
Saldlers
Song
Wotton
Wotton Pool To Continue the Liquidation of the Surplus. Faiilway
Pearsall Sewer Project Accelerates Under PWA Funds
Pearsall reports rapid progress on a 73000 dollar sewer and disposal project under the PWA program. About 100 men are employed as trenches for large pipes reach near completion. the work is financed by a grant and loan agreement.
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Pearsall
O. 1 Swan
Ube
PWA
Dni
Slimming Shirtwaist Dress Pattern Advert
An ad promotes a slimming shirtwaist pattern with a faux slim silhouette, featuring a bodice, pleated sleeves, back action, and rounded revers. It targets plus sizes and offers Marian pattern numbers, yardage details, and ordering prices, urging readers to request pattern books and patterns by mail from San Antonio Pattern Depart ment in New York.
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Marian Dart
Marian Marthin
Fattern Order
San Antonio
New York
N. Y
National Education association wraps up with education reform plan
PORTLAND Ore July 4 The seventy fourth NEA convention ended as thousands of teachers backed federal aid for schools and a proposed federal division for youth education while opposing compulsory military training and loyalty oaths. Delegates chose Orville Pratt of Spokane Wash as president amid a debate between McNutt Burton French and Norman Thomas over school policy and democracy.
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Portland
Ore
National Education Association
Orville Co. Pratt
Spokane
Wash
Paul V. McNult
Indiana
Burton
Brami University
Norman Thomas
New York City
District OF Columbia
Congressional
District Courts to Take Holiday Six Weeks In Bexar County
Bexar County district courts Thirty-seventh Forty-fifth Fifty-seventh and Twenty-third adjourn for six weeks starting Saturday. They will reopen August 27 for the fall term. Special summer sessions were dropped as civil courts shortened vacations, with Criminal District Court remaining in regular July term and Judge W W McCrory presiding for a week before an appointed extra judge takes over.
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Bexar
Reratofnite Fhe
Criminal District Court
Mii Fe
W. W. McCrory
Tod
Cpestal
Fort Worth Livestock Report and Chamber Office Busy
In Fort Worth on July 5 AP USDA notes trade mixed with weedy stock, cattle and calves steady to firm, top buyers paying up to 10.35 for select calves. Chamber of Commerce operators handled high call volumes all week with hundreds of inquiries and 850 calls on Thursday. Listings show market activity, prices for various cattle grades, lambs, and sheep with figures scattered across the day’s sales.
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Chamber Hello Girls
Fay Cépario
Fort Worth
USDA
Emall Ballera
Packer
Watermelon Market Report With Texas Freight and Quotes
The South Texas watermelon market shows activity with limited salem reported for Friday wholesale quotes. Texas arrivals on track include one car, with Tom Watsons at 25 pounds averaging 40 cents and 26 to 30 pound lots around 4.00 dollars per 25 pounds, while other states like Georgia, Florida and Illinois report steady or lower prices.
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U.S
Texas
South Texas
Salem
Hart Worth
Tom Watsons
Cincinnati
Elavdy
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgina
Kanaas City
Watsons
Seguin
G O P Banners Are Furled by Police Action
Chicago dispatch reports Republicans at party headquarters moving to curb campaign displays for November. Flags bearing the emblem of the party’s Kansas background, tied to Governor Al M Lade, were hung outside campaign offices but were ordered removed by police under park district rules forbidding non national flags in park territory without permission.
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G.O.P
Chicago
Republican Party
Sational
Kansas
al M. Lade
Bough Park
Michigan Boulevard
Pollee
William Miller
Nolife F. H. Pearson
National Committee
United States
Grace Lutheran Circle Plans Benefit Supper and Carnival
Circle No 2 of Grace Lutheran church at 300 Alameda Circle Omos Park will host a 6 p m Thursday benefit supper and buffet with carnival attractions. Committee chair Mrs Torrey and members Mrs George Potchernick and Mrs J D Hartman oversee arrangements. Open to the public.
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Jamaica
Grace Lutheran Church
Alameda Circle
Omos Park
Torrey
George Potchernick
J. D. Hartman
Fine and jail for $21 theft in County Court
Pleading guilty, Kim Saenz of 10 Monterey Street was fined 10 and costs and sentenced to five days in jail by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court at Law No 2 after admitting taking 21 dollars from Carla Baths on Monterey Street.
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Kim Saenz
Monterery Street
Charles J. Matthews
Saenz
Carla Baths
Monterey Street
Dune x
Strunk Elected by 20 30 Clubbers
A.B. Strunk, insurance man, was elected president of the San Antony Twenty Thirty club for men between 26 and 30 years old. George Sayer became vice president, Arthur Hopkins secretary, Merbert Halpps treasurer, and Joe Wigrella sergeant at arms.
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A.B. Stronk
San Antony
Neh
George Sayer
Arthur Hipkins
Merbert Halpps
Joe Wigrella
Japanese Waitress Goes On Witness Stand In Spy Trial
Janet Ono, a Los Angeles waitress linked to the Harry Thompson espionage case, testified that she regarded Thompson as a foe and denied knowing co defendant Toshio Miyazaki. The government showed payment for information on the U.S. navy with a check endorsed by the defendant. Thompson, alleged to work for Japan, met witnesses in Long Beach and Stanton University observers are involved.
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Los Angeles
Navy
Harry ‘Thompson
Janet’ Ono
Thompson
Yeow Mah
Opyy
Toshio Miya
Reki
Vytehant Tommiatder
Tipantse Navy
Ono
Clyde Thomas
Hirano
Yokohama Specie Bani
San Francisco
Hin
U.S. Navy
Miyazak
Miyarak
Tewnie Thompson
Harry
Long Beach
Calif
Igu4
Japan
Miyazaki
Stanton University
Atte Oriel
Wool Market Rumors Hint Steady Prices Despite Mixed Demand
Wool market bulletin notes activity generally well maintained with some disarray in certain specialty grades. Domestic demand varies by region with close prices to former rates, foreign markets steadier and moderately active. bulletin lists prices and terms for multiple fibers and regions including New York Texas and Oregon, with a focus on combing and staple qualities.
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Bart
Norna
Cnet
Ohta
Pennsylvania
New_York
Delaine
Texas
Bertory
Rae Laveraco
Sgu
Oregon
Hosen
Staneas Evrst
Bygasc
Cape Summer
Bulger
Turkey
Kerrville to Open Fourth of July Bridge Dedication
Kerrville plans a full day Fourth celebration led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A downtown parade precedes the dedication of the Guadalupe river bridge costing 100000 with speakers Coke Stevenson and Mark Wikinton. The event includes sodium lights, a harbor at state park, a rodeo, and a street dance after the dedication.
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Kerrville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Guadalupe River
Coke R. Stevenson
Mark Wikinton
State Highway Commission
State Park
City
Postoffice
Charles South
Fulding Wiil
Manhunt Expands for George Mortensen in Utah Slayings
A manhunt for George Mortensen 99 is under way as Grace Mortensen accuses him of killing her parents and stepmother with a alike hande in Ogden Utah. Roving clues point to Los Angeles where police and investigators pursue hitchhiking leads amid ongoing search.
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Angeles
George Mortensen
Grace
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
Mortenson
Police
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