Lawyers Attack New Problems At US Convention
Log Angeles hosts the annual convention of the American Bar Association where leaders debate the justice system. Judge Loftin defends the courts while opposing voices press for public defenders, criticizing the rise of lawyer crime and calling for reforms to preserve constitutional power.
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Log Angels
Scott
Apariias
Dional Goveramens
Loftin
Waler C. Goltman
New York
Rudge Chatlea
Leftin
Judge Warns On Ambiguous State Amendment Proposals
County Judge Frost urges voters to study a constitutional amendment changing officer pay from fees to salaries. He notes sections about how commission courts in counties with populations over 20,000 would set salaries and audit records before approving budgets. Woodhull and Weothuis discuss implications for county officers and the fee system, stressing careful consideration before March 24.
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Dearing
Frost
Woodhull
Bexar
Hine
Weothui
Uber
Steffler Endorses Bond Issue Despite Caution
Local official Steffler backs a bond proposal while warning against overestimating funds. The council will decide Tuesday on centennial park project plans and potential private support, with community opinions split on the city timing and priorities.
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Steffler
Street
Fear Missing: Texan Met With Violence
Police say a Texan named Hart-Mail was involved in a violent incident in El Pardo. The report mentions Tom Douglas, Avs in Rates, and Rater, with unclear details about a person named Hed and repeated references to violence. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
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Elfen
Wim
Nalewen
Tom Douglas
Douglas
Heriaga
Maturing Industry AIR CONDITIONING New Orders Rise
The accompanying chart shows progress in the air conditioning industry with new orders for equipment totaling 3,208 in the first quarter. Growth stems from demand by splitters, mining and commercial firms, efficiency gains, and federal building refurbishments in Washington. Installations in theaters were widespread, and experts foresee home and office air conditioning reaching heating level popularity.
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America
Jong J
Lee
Splitands
Grain Market Weakness and Wheat Gains Dominate Currents
Market notes show wheat up in Kansas City and Chicago trading, with September contracts posting gains while corn and oats followed a steadier pattern. Weather favorability and rust pressures along the Canada US border influenced sentiment, with traders citing slight strength in Minneapolis and Kansas City markets and mixed crop outlooks across the Plains.
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Liverpool Mar
Kansas City
Chicago
Revortel
Canada
Munabe
Sloszti
Saskatchewan
Ship Channel Funding Request Details
Fragmentary OCR outlines a request involving Ship Channel funding of 32 400 000 units and mentions authorities, channels, and a financial claim. It references a body of enclosures and a specific sum of 126 08 for Hinpite Thur BLS, but the text is garbled and many names and dates are unclear.
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Mbar Melis
Abiies
Dredey
Corps of
Anny Beakers
Hinpite
School Board Approves Supply Purchases
The School Board approved several supply purchases at a Friday meeting. The discussion referenced district needs and included members Shia and DY, with legal counsel Babeneer present. A note cited the district criminal board’s handling of related items and a Tuesday session in Wey McCraty.
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Pranraiz
Shia
Babeneer
Simon Ioe Birvey
Opposition to Maxwell Appointment Sparks County Meeting
Commissioner Uhr opposed the hiring of WK Maxwell county landscape architect at 470 per month. Fresh Woodhull said the court would not rescind its action while Abe’s constituents urged Maxwell be given the job, and Uhr announced plans to protest at the next meeting.
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Robert F. Uhr
Commissioners’ Court
WK. Maxwell
Bey
Une Gerst
Maxwell
Hinton
Fresh Woodhull
le Thas
Abe
Maxsell
Cotton Market Outlook and Trading Activity in New Orleans
The report notes light buying near the opening of the market with prices around late level. July opened at 11.99 with Oliver of WHE and December near. trading settled into oil and harrow ranges with small price moves. Weather and a court decision influence sentiment, but overall activity declined with losses and little rally, as October and December figures show slight drops and June/July volumes shrink.
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Orleans
Atlee
Harrow
United States Court of Appeals
Horron Werlarty
Uononstituigeal Brilleht
Lang
Water District to Select Officers
Water district officials debated officer roles at a recent board meeting led by W. F. Buse. Directors Angob and D. Yandel discussed district expansion to 200 homes and the need for permanent oversight, while a veer of administrative posts faced vote.
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Water District
Roger Coahty
Econ Cokie
Ma A
Federal Cavernient
Shin
Eater Control
Pronahi
Mré
W.F
Buse
Vteq Cee
Livestock market report shows active cattle and hog demand
The San Antonio Livestock market opened the week with strong receipts and steady demand for calves, yearlings, and slaughter cattle. Prices ranged with calves to 50s, feeder pigs 6 to 7, hogs near record highs, and canners and cows active, while light weights and sheep saw varied bidding and limited slaughters.
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Ban Antonio
San Antonio
Menettle
Shippara
Uogs
Gosle
Feseipis
Eypire
Vhnice
Market and Livestock Report from London to Kansas City
A fragmented OCR price and receipts summary covers livestock and commodity markets. Listings include cattle, veal, steer, heifer, and sheep quotes, with receipts noted at 6,000 to 8,000 head in several markets. Kansas City and London figures show prices rising and falling across grades, with notable mentions of heavy butchers, yearlings, and lambs alongside exchange rates and disk-like commodity figures.
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Bargol
Hulk
London
Kansas City
Kronstay
Ealers
Chuice
Texan
Stock Market Mixed Activity After Early Gains in New York
New York July 1 A tentative stock market showing uneven gains and many shares trading narrowly. Pathard rose after a favorable earnings report while Union Pacific and National Biscuit advanced modestly. Major names such as U S Steel Chrysler General Electric and Montgomery Ward were up small amounts. Call money steadied at 1 percent as observers noted a cloudy market horizon with some sectors showing improved retail trade and central goods. The automobile sector received fresh data from dealers while federal reserve balances rose slightly in 91 cities. The foreign market opened with the franc dipping slightly against the dollar.
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New York
Pathard
Union Pacific
Seary
National Bigeult
Firwrces
Ile
Foreign Exchange and Metal Prices Liquid Amid Market Drift
New York July 16 reports irregular bar and metal prices with London metals quoting spot and future levels in pounds and fil, while foreign exchange rates show varied demand and cables. notable currency quotes include France, Germany, Switzerland, and Brazil with mixed day tills and nominal values across regions.
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London Metals
London
Future
Dulura
Foreign Exchange
New York
Olhera
France
Janles
Bede
Cabres
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Vani
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hans Temania
Brazil
Babs
Ghanghai
Honglian
Fe Bile Adele
Montreal
SUGAR AND COFFEE SW YORK SIGAN
The report notes unsettled conditions in Sugar and Coffee markets in New York amid unclear federal course signals. No sales were reported in New York, with drives non confirmed and prices near 2 and 9,000 in implied values.
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York Sigan
New York
Poston
Bow Heer
Mor
Fitures
Heenan
Tracina
Unclear Foreign Market Notes Highlight Varden Trade
Fragmented OCR text outlines foreign market activity with references to Asadon Tewiling Inseninien Duying and Winellie Varden. Mentions Gile pew iavites pinged on the mar Fee, TR KEL clozed aed Ports, Boutin, Digenealie snares, and Jepped effects. Overall appears to discuss market movements, invites, and regional exchanges, but readability is poor.
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Boutin
Floresville Man Dies at Hospital
Floresville native Pauls A. Paulus 49 died at a Floresville hospital after an operation last Thursday. Funeral rites planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday with Masonic brethren assisting. Survived by widow Mrs Josephine Houston Paulus, granddaughter of Gen Sam Houston, two sons and a daughter, two brothers Henry Paulus of Yoakum and Claude Paulus of Houston, sister Mrs Ula Male of Corpus Christi, and mother Mrs J A Paulus of Tehuacana. Paulus was a member of the Alzafar Shrine chapter in San Antonio and Temple No 7.
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Yauihkent
Urugeint
Floresville
Furerz
Masonic Ordery
Mallettsville
Hart
Paulis
Sens
A. Paulus
Haltettsville
Josephine Houston
Paulus
Sam Houston
Henry
Yoakum
Claude
Houston
Mrz
Ula Male
Compus Christi
A. Battus
Teanettsyily
Tin Alsafar Shrine
Ban Antonia
Bant Anipnle Commandyz
Kolshig Templa No 7
Obituary notices from scattered regional papers
Obituary fragment recounts multiple local figures: William B. Trower a 72 year old from East Ashby area dies. services in Dallas and burial planned. Mary W. McDaniel 69 of Howard Street with service at Axers appears. survivors listed. Miss Joinita Ratliff 12 a native of Elano County resident of San Antonio. private services and interment at Mission Burial Park. Several other names appear with survivors and service details across Fort Worth, Ban Astonie, and Mont womens areas.
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Old East Ashby
Miasis- Appi
Dallas
Anna "M
Trevette
Milfred M
Mary W. McDaniel
Howard Street
Axers Parece
Anne Mintzer
Mars
Haiél Aavech
H., Howard
Ed McDaniel
J. B. Spiers
A .W
O. J. Fort
Tve
Atockdale
Joinita Ratliff
Elano County
San Antonio
Hagg and McCollum
de. O. Rey Angell
Mission Burial Park
Pacents
Thomes J. Burton
North Alamo Street
Montwomens
Ala
Mayzie Enitz
W. A. Dult
Frances Bugiefield
Fort, Worth
EY Dorie
Kan
Ban Antonin
Raky
BeColfi
A. G. Schwarts
Tatersnent
Mission Burta
Duaband
W. A. Fiber
Catherine Lauler
Willa Avery
William Christy Mradeasie
Nf San Antasia
Ot C Trainees Picked For Commanders Of The Military Camps
o m t c trainees selected for the Eighth Corps area to join the team representing the corps at Camp Perry Ohio for the national matches September 1 to 19. Fort Ellis Fort Logan Fort Sill and Fort Huachuca supply competitors while Camp Bulls provides the largest squad. The team comprises captain principal alternates and a coach with officials noting a strong showing for the camp’s program.
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Citzens
Carpg
Ares CO
Camp Perry
Ohio
Camp Bulls
Fort Ellis
Fort Logan
Colo
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Huachuca
Arizna
Thorps
Princi- Pals
Ewe Altemates
New Shooting Range Revealed by Kilday Tastelistion
A shooting range is announced for the basement of the detective headquarters. It will be exclusively for peaceful and pointing with small caliber guns, according to Elet of Poller Own W. Kilday.
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Kilday
Qttective
Wis Annouces
Elet
Poller
W. Kilday
Man Executed Murder Case Reopened in Newkirk
Newkirk Oklahoma July 18 County Attorney B Martin announced that discovery in the Earl Quinn case, once condemned for the deaths of Jessie and Zexta Griffith, has reopened the murder inquiry. Quinn, executed November 24 1939 for the sisters deaths after claiming innocence, was suspected amid a manhunt that focused on him as the gunman seen near Highway 77.
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Oktay
B. Martin
Jessie Wit Zexta Griffith
Earl Quinn
Kansas City
Trkans
Quinn
Hilghway 77
Tonkawa
Short
Charis
Qunn
Missouri
Bruce Porter
Kay County
Qui
Guinn
Gritfith
Slater
Jessie Gritfith
Ruling slows slum bureau in housing program
Washington reports the federal housing division faces new limits after the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati affirmed that the government may acquire land for low rent housing via direct purchase or condemnation. Administrator Ly Takes said the program will slow but continue with restrictions, and an appeal to the Supreme Court is possible.
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Washington, D.C
BWA
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Ab Cincinnati
Bouisville
Federal District Court
PWA
Atnither
Louisville
Inkes
Dollar Quotations Drift Amid Mixed London Rates
The AP reports July 18 London trading shows the U S dollar weakly bid at 4.95 in forward markets while the pound climbs to 164. The foreign exchange market is reported meager with the French franc easing to about 74.87 overnight. Paris notes the New York quotation shifts to 8.68 with the franc and related rates adjusting accordingly.
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London
United States
France
Paris
Adilat Elesed
Rachel
Tanes
Frarshan
New York
Rane
Wall Street Briefs Amid Market Turbulence In 1945 Era
A fragmentary Wall Street brief notes upheaval in U S markets for a week ending July 11 1945 touching price declines and reorganizations. It mentions stockholder committees and a hearing led by T I Merrill as chair with consolidation moves and a planned restructuring.
Short Gun Barrel Arrest Sparks Registration Charge
Chief Deity G. Wright of the Internal Revenue Department filed charges against Frank Munoz for possession of a shotgun with a barrel under 18 inches. If the barrel had been three-fourths of an inch longer the case might not have been written. Munoz is held in Bexar County Jail awaiting further action by U. S. Commissioner Paul A. Lackhart.
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Vera Cruz Street
Deity G. Wright
Internal Revenue Department
Frank Munoz
Munoz
Treaday
Bexar County
Market Volatility Reappears as Major Stocks Dips
New York traders faced renewed weakness as key blue chips Allied Chemical American Telephone and DuPont yielded to selling near the close. American Telephone posted six months earnings of 3 16 per share versus 2.31 a year ago, while steel stocks led gains. copper and other metal shares rose on reports domestic production was returning to normal levels.
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Allied Chemical
American Telephone
DuPont
Telephone
Inet
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Hom Drys
WPA Begins Texas Operations Amid Staff Meeting
The Works Progress Administration in Texas plans to open on 25n Autonia Wednesday. Howard Hot drought chief leads a state-wide staff meeting at the Plaza hotel with headquarters personnel, 20 district directors, and staff. New directors named include Bonney of Houston, Thomasson of Dallas, Winfield Scott James Abis lene, David Geny Connelly of Tyler, and Charles Lave Martin.
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Texas
Atle
Bonney
Houston
Guy W. ‘Thomasson
Werle
Whalesale Dry
Dallas
Winfield Scott. James
Abislene
David Geny Connelly
Tyler
Cotton Men Challenge AAA Policy at Southern Conference
In New Orleans the Louisiana Cotton Employes Association president CL Merritt attacked government farm aid policies as unsound and urged alternatives like domestic allotment. J B McDonald proposed a plan to extend allotment plus production incentives including 20 pound cotton and 1.4 dollar wheat for domestic use, with surplus sold abroad at above production cost.
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New Orleans
CL. Merritt
Louisiana Cotton Employes Association
Enurls
A&a
J. B. McDonald
Ageiern—Tural
Teaas
McDonatt
Three S. A. Women Sought by Police
Police seek three San Antonio women who left their homes Monday and have not returned by Tuesday. Fay Harrow, 24, of Atlanta Street. Andrey Armstrong, 17, Indian Nexus Street. and Alls tones, 4, of Frio City read are missing.
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Asesist
Shen San Antonians
Fay Harrow
Atlanta Street
Andrey Armstrong
90 Day Sentence in Car Theft Case
Lareneg Sanchez, NL Tatapies Mice, fined 90 days in County Court at Law No 2 after pleading guilty to theft under 50 dollars. He was charged with stealing an automobile owned by A Glaeser of 103 Edinberg Street on June 30. Sanchez admitted guilt following deputy constable Joe Passant testifying he belonged to a car stripping gang with a long police record.
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Lareneg Sancnez
Tatapies Mice
FM and Riven
Tueaday
A. Glaeser
Edinberg Street
San- Schea
Joe Passant
Trae Tied Sanchez
San Antonio Market Prices Drift Through Varied Produce
A long list of farm and grocery prices from the San Antonio market shows Southern and neighboring states offerings. Prices range from peaches at 250 per bushel to watermelons at 1 cent per pound, with apples Duchess at 2 bushels and staples like potatoes, onions, and grapes listed across dozens of lines. Local commissioners note diverse shipments from Texas, Arkansas, and Colorado, including apples, avocados, bananas, and berries, while dairy and poultry prices appear for cream, butter, eggs, roosters, and fryers.
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San Antonio
Bualsi
Colorado
Uruwers
Texas
Grapeteu Co
Sitapea
Musiara Green
Peppera
Greta
Calif
Lée
Mrodera
HGS
Poultry and Produce Prices Quietly Steady in New York Market
New York brokers report fresh poultry and produce values with little change across grades. Broilers, Leghorn chicks, ducks, geese, and eggs show steady to firm trends, with slight shifts in miscellaneous items and regional quotations.
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New York
Express
Crates
Mysterious blaze destroys AKO Radio studio tents
In Hollywood on July 30 a second fire within a month struck the AKO Radio studio site one mile north of Bets Inn. A storage area and multiple tents were destroyed with no injuries reported. Fire crews investigated possible causes as neighbors watched.
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Hollywood
Ako-Radio
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