Securities Act Worth Partially Aids Investor Protections
New York July 12 reform aims to regulate prospectuses and standardize disclosures to curb fraudulent offerings. Federal Trade Commission official Baldwin Bene notes registration burdens but advocates safeguards for legitimate firms while criminal cases rest with the Justice Department. Cuba’s economic reform also features in Roosevelts policy since sugar prices rise. debate centers on impact on island producers and banks.
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Iver Krueger
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Notory
Breuger
Income of Rails Reflects Upturn in Net Earnings
Report shows rail traffic volume about 20 percent above last year and May 1933 net operating income at 36.029 million dollars versus 13.484 million in May 1932, a 292 percent rise. Carriers expect continued gains as economies and higher traffic lift earnings through the coming months.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Local Market Prices Climb Amid Fresh California Shipments
Readable fragments show upward trends in local home grown and wholesale markets. California cantaloupes and lettuce headlines with higher prices, while oranges, apples, and other produce display mixed gains and shortages as demand shifts.
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Ted Bell
Lenant
Cotton Market Shows Mixed Opening in New Orleans
New Orleans July 12 reports a choppy start as cot ton prices moved irregularly with small gains and losses. Officials cite weather forecasts and acreage reports for later movement as October and December futures fluctuated amid cautious trading.
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Grain Market Imitates Turbulent Price Shifts
Chicago July 12 Grain market shows setbacks across wheat corn and oats despite a Canadian crop report noting spring wheat deterioration. Early selling gave way to mixed price moves with volume from public buying and weather influenced trades. Rye prices rose while wheat and corn fluctuated, delivering uneven gains amid broad volatility.
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Fort Knox to Fort Blake: Mixed Markets and Public Notices
A garbled OCR fragment reports prices per ton for flax and cane, a Kansas City division dispatch, and scattered figures, likely a market and public notice page. It mentions Aught lines, cattle, meat prices, and multiple place names with uncertain figures and dates.
Stock Market Mixed as Traders Weigh Prospects and Rumors
New York traders faced a cautious session with some gains in wheat, cotton, and silver while major stocks moved in a narrow range. Western Union and American Alcohol firms led advances, while Union Pacific fell nearly four points amid broader hints of industrial expansion and ongoing economic uncertainty.
Recovery in business hits sixty percent of prewar level
New York reports a record pace in restoring business activity with a sixty percent recovery from 1929 levels. The piece notes a sharp rise since the banking holiday, compares past downturns, and highlights that current gains exceed any prior recession in speed, though not without significant declines in 1849 and 1870s.
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San Antonio Livestock Market Prices Edge Higher
San Antonio weekly cattle and calf market reports show mixed gains with calves and yearlings active. Quotations list calves from 3.50 to 4.50, yearlings around 4.00 to 5.00, and fat cattle generally firm to slightly higher, with buyers bidding up certain lots and regional buyers from Runge Nordheim and Boekport handling stock for California buyers.
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Wall Street Spectator Notes Market Sparks And Speculation
KEW YORK July 12 CNB The stock market faltered yesterday after drifting along most of the afternoon amid widespread talk of over speculation. Selling rose as alcohol stocks advanced too far, while activity in leaders fell short of a robust market. Turnover dominated by Radio Minors and select "puppies" with little volume elsewhere. Neville Chambers Ivin speech cited as a prompt for caution. Some expect sterling may move up, and buyers foresee higher bread prices boosting crackers. Packing stocks may gain on Armour reorganization plan to be announced tomorrow.
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Rare portrait of hummingbird captured by Portland photographer
Portland photographer Ralph Vincens took a rare closeup portrait of a hummingbird perched on a nest. The shot was made possible when the bird built its nest in a dogwood tree outside Dr. Eugene W. Ruckey’s second story window. The photographer notes the difficulty of capturing such images due to the bird’s quick movements.
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Lions Club Luncheon Features Law and Business Talk
W. W. McAllister, a dissident from the San Antonio Building and Loan association, led the talk on present day legislation and business during the Lions club weekly luncheon. Miss Ruay Roy Save provided a group of humorous numbers.
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San Antonio Bulling and Loan Association
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Rotary at Kenedy Installs Officers
At a Kenedy Rotary meeting on July 12 the new officers were installed by retiring president B. L. Part. Dr. W. F. Hickle became president with W. Be. Briggs as vice president and B. nit as secretary.
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Assurance by Farley Ferguson Discusses Texas Politics
Texas Governor Ferguson outlines harmony with national leaders in a 35 minute capital visit with Postmaster General Farley. Ferguson says Farley supports repeal efforts, vows cooperation, and anticipates Garner involvement. Discussion covers prohibition factions, tax appeals, and statewide political alignment.
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Cottonseed output and byproducts report from Washington DC
Cottonseed crushed between August 1 and 20 totaled 4,457,748 tons with Ada 6 Luce for Une saan period. Crude oil produced 1,393,417,808 pounds, refined oil 1,216,390,284 pounds, can hover 737,848,974 pounds. Cake and meat produced 2,019,446 fans, on hand 17,902 tons. bleached goods and other byproducts listed with multiple tonnages and bales. Financial ad advised to buy a business.
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