Markets drift as dollar strength trims gains and copper leads
Fragments describe a volatile New York financial scene with renewed interest in copper issues, heavy trading after market opens, and a broad pullback in shares. The administration's pricing proposals and Roosevelt-era policies stir talk of domestic and world economic impact. Automo biles output and foreign exchange activity hint at cautious momentum and reform-era shifts.
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Rage
Eavy
Nanh
Alexke
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Dume
Harker
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Johns
Aheneth
Delier
Ila
Sterling
Paints
Posters Wary French People and Nazi Posters in Paris
Readable text describes large crowds in Paris examining powerful antiwar and anti Nazi posters. Appeals urge France to defend security as German expansion looms. Posters show maps of France with marching troops, and blunt captions about Hitler and von Papen. A humorous poster mocks Jean Bieu.
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Jily
France
Res Amno
Enornous Bilibatrd Pasteta
Along Republican Nations Group
Andri Tardieu
Opers
Pollu
Hitler
von Papen
Reich
Germany
Ean Bium
Hiltier
Release of man with liquor possession fine in installments
A San Francisco report states E. Marvin Wiilama was released by Judge St. Sure after paying a $500 liquor possession fine in 5 monthly installments and the remaining balance over 24 months. The defendant had been without funds to cover the full amount.
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San Francisco
INS
Funda
Marvin Wiilama
Fecal
St. Sure
Airplane and Engine Production Totals Announced
The American chamber of commerce reports April production of 91 aircraft and 83 engines, totaling about 1.681 million and 1.687 million respectively. The April output surpasses any prior month in 1639, except for military engine manufacturing.
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New York
Apri
Seromanticel Chamber of Commerce
Ameren
Fragmentary Historic Note Mentions May Be Obscure Terms
A garbled OCR fragment references a future event and names Yoweri, Maren, and Mas Tone in unclear context. The text hints at a calendar or schedule item with month-like terms and a terse note about a percentage figure, but details are not recoverable from the readable portions.
San Antonio Livestock Market Ends Quiet Holiday Trading
Readable listings show cattle and hogs in a holiday mood with scarce shipments. Prices drifted with feeder and calf sales mixed, while hogs and beef cattle saw modest gains and varied by grade and weight across Union Stockyards and Chicago markets.
Widows Hold Town Record in Anita Iowa
The town of Anita in Iowa proclaims itself the "City of Widows" with 40 percent of residents widowed and nearly 2 percent widowers, based on a county survey. In New York air passenger traffic rose through April with 7,442 travelers on scheduled airlines, up from March and February figures, per the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America.
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Iowa
Tecon
New York
N.Y
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Poultry and Produce Walker NY Market Listing
Fragmented OCR text shows a poultry and produce market listing. Mentions include Raw Yor eel, deanna Aed rabies note, and references to vadis and commercial terms. Contains garbled names and locations such as ANTONIO WAY and ANTOMIG MATKEL No. 2 Johnnon.
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Way
Dave Poul- N
Ran Antonio Way
Fapmara Veesiens
Ariens
Ian Antomig Matkel No
Johnnon Me
LM Daene
Grain market mixed as rail support fades in Chicago
Chicago grain scene shows price slips as buying enthusiasm cools after rail optimism waned. Wheat softens, corn and oats slide from early strength amid cautious forecasts and expectations of new August and September crop estimates. Regional reports from San Antonio and Weyburn accompany the day’s trading, highlighting varied price moves across commodities.
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Chicago
Canaria
United States
Cotton Market News Amid Mixed Liverpool and New York Trade
In a volatile session, Liverpool cotton prices eased with US futures range bound as October contracts opened up and December traded lower, while Liverpool spot rates showed a dip in multiple grades. New York futures closed steady to slightly higher with a modest rally in some months, though overall sentiment remained cautious amid government acreage estimates and liquidation.
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Shaic
New York
Rome
Lensea
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Fruit and Veg Varieties
Saturday trading found little price movement in the fruit and vegetables market, though weekend buying remained active. Notable figures include Figes at 84 dollars per cage, cantaloupes and grapes trading around 60 to 75 cents, onions from 16 to 31.25, and oranges from 4 to 8 dollars per bag. Comprehensive quotes cover apples, berries, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, and more with frequent mentions of per crate, per bushel, and per sack prices across vendors and regions.
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Jain
Commission
California
Gronwes
Ken Bath
Henner
Tgwana Banner
Hall
Grazing Fee Rates Set for National Forests
Denver ranchers face revised grazing fees for cattle and sheep in national forests. Secretary P. Mollin of the American National Livestock Association says rates this year reflect current live stock prices and replace prior private grazing charges.
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Celarado
P.&. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
Blurred OCR Narrows Into Highway Collision Lawsuit
A damaged, fragmentary OCR item outlines a civil suit arising from a roadway incident. Plaintiffs allege a driver struck their vehicle while others attempted to block or retrieve a car on a highway, seeking damages. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Basins on Gleris Lia
Columbus Ohio July 1. The Rev Dr L D Young of Dallas Texas prepared a list of sins for evangelism to use in the United Presbyterian Church. The list labels almost every action as sinful including adultery atheism backbiting deceit gossip jealousy hypocrisy laziness quarrelsomeness racial prejudice self-will superstition worldliness and many more.
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Abbey Presbyterian Church
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Texas
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Loe Presbyterian Church of
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Pick Em Up and Lay Em Down All for No Purpose
Pittsburgh story about William Ranphenning a 32 year old man who hauled stones for a building project, moved two tons of ballast to his home, and was arrested when a police officer found him removing stone. Charges were to be dropped if he returned the stone, then he spent another day tearing down and rebuilding.
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William Ranphenning
Robert Hesley Nwhim
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Dawe
Roosevelt Delights Pacific Poetess With Note
Miss Plathton of 382 Durer Street received a note from the secretary of President Roosevelt acknowledging her poem The Song of Glory inspired by his inaugural address. The poem was dedicated to President Roosevelt and a framed copy was sent to the White House.
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Durer ‘Street
Roosevelt
Washington
Frankly D. Roosevelt
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White House
Oakland to Oust City Manager
Oakland voters council votes 6 to 3 to oust City Manager Carr as July 1 turnover approaches. Three names linger for successor: Harry G Williams city auditor John P Irish civil service commissioner and W Whalen former superintendent of buildings for Oakland schools.
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W. ©. Whalen
Bulleings
Oak- Janel Piste
Aehonls
Granata Wins Senate Vacancy Seat For Cash Award
Granata elected to fill a senatorial vacancy after death of State Representative Pintozzi and will be paid 3500 for the unexpired term with potential daily pay 4200 if adjournment occurs within three weeks. Other text notes Oldwater, Mich misprints and a separate incident about a missing wallet and a hospital official.
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Sentecnti
Peier Granta
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