Stocks Open As Markets Rise On News Of New Deal Efforts
Stocks opened higher in New York amid hints of federal action to craft a blanket industry code and stabilize markets. Industrial leaders like National Distillers and American Commercial Alcohol gained while others trimmed advances. government deposits and lending activity also showed shifts as investors priced in recovery prospects and repeal sentiment in Arkansas, Alabama, and Tennessee developments.
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New York
API
Ferner
Quiet
Ad Wererns
Aitheen Juware & Hudeau
Viion Dacitlo Jeelalered
Syesble Eivances
Fateaholiguites
US Trivertio Alcohol
Armerinan
Cammerein
Aleohol
Pier Mitiol Anyanies
Libbey Owens-Food
Alia Chemical
Calaeiner
Sno Cary Ho
Alcuic
Wistee Textile Craic
Federal Reserve
Stemme
Arkansas
Alabama
Sunes
Tennessee
U.S
Vyrinds Allied
Wool Markets Report Across Cities with Mixed Demand
A compilation from London, Boston, Kansas City, St Louis and Oklahoma City notes varied wool and livestock activity. Prices show firmness in some grades while overall volume remains limited. The reports cite sales totals, price ranges, and receipts across multiple markets, reflecting cautious trading and steady to modest demand.
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Boston
Ston
Brady Firemen Elect Officers Amid Local Elections
Brady fire department officers elected with Arch Wilson as president and Hermie as secretary. Committee includes McMurray Bruesk and Curry as sponsors, Andrea Await and Joe Stichard among key volunteers. Campaign notes mention training, parade, and community safety efforts by the new leadership.
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Brady Firemen
Bimy
Tity
Foster
Offleers
Brady Fie
Vehunteer Erranteniion
Tts
Eysuitiy
Avert Inyes
Gicatdent
Elfen
Alti Rees Nies Bruesk McMurray
Aastel
Arch Wilson
Rev Hermie
Secretare
Hrerata
Jobs and Business Trends Amid New Deal Efforts
The chart of the Lie composite index shows business decline aligns with rising unemployment. Government public works and direct jobs are expected to cut jobless totals, with estimates of millions of positions created through construction spending. Cotton mill cuts and minors’ bans are noted as releasing workers, while administration aims to reduce unemployment through reduced hours and broader hiring.
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American Federation of Labor
Nemedy
Tincle Sam
Cot|ion
Ndal
July 14 Fort Worth and San Antonio Livestock Market Roundup
The ran Anitnic Moeaiuck market opened Tuesday with heavy traction across cattle and calves. Prices held steady to firmer across categories, with hogs active and quality, while few weak entries failed to attract buyers. Trade featured mixed car lots and receipts from Fort Worth and nearby towns, including several calves, steers, heifers, and bulls, with bids ranging from about 1.00 to 5.00 per hundredweight and notable attention to fat cattle and slaughter calves.
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San Antonio
Whitey
Dryden
Korly
kenerBlous
Soc
Union
Fred Horton
Tilden
Palle City
Charter Feria
Kinkier
Sisfdmars
Ent Ag
CWO Lowe
Fort Worth
Slauchter
Ronk
Lowe
Erlle Marly
Grain Market Prices Report From San Antonio
Grain traders in San Antonio reported mixed results with wheat and corn prices showing small changes. Barley and oats posted modest shifts while futures and futures-spot spreads reflected light activity in the market.
Culbertson 3 Team Losing Bid Sparks Bridge Row
London notes report Britain leading American contract bridge contest with a 1950 to 24310 margin after 64 boards. Theodore Lightor, partner of Ely Culbertson, faced a one to three tramp bid by Sir Guy Demville and Col. Beasley as England built a 78 point swing.
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London
Inegland
England
Theodore A. Lightoer
Ely Culbrrnson
Sir Guy Demville
Col
2. A. Beasley
P. W. Tabbush
George Morris
Davis Improves From Injury On King's Highway
A report from Santa Rosa notes Davis shows improvement after an injury on a public road event last Saturday. The incident involved local residents and a named participant, with organizers later confirming safe conditions for resumed activities.
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Davis
Firm Increases Wages Ten Percent in Mobile Report
In Mobile Alabama on July 18 major wage adjustments were announced by Southern Krall Corp. increasing pay by 10 percent for all employees. The decision follows previous wage cuts and was presented by John Friend who was present for the discussion. A separate note mentions a large meteorite event observed in Parke, with shipping and sale details linked to a local exchange.
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Mobile
Ala
John Friend
Southern Kral Corpora
Woodhull Calls for Budget Cut to $400000 This Year
County officer Woodhull urged a $100000 reduction in the 1833 county budget of $448030, seeking cooperation from all county officers to trim operating costs. The county judge and commissioners have begun drafting the budget for the next year, with final figures to be set after the court completes its review.
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Budert
Prost Woodhull
Commissioners’ Court
Agiuillantion Board
Inage Woodhull
Commissioners' Court
Woodtit
T Hat
Gandhi Suspends Civil Campaign Amid Protests
Gandhi announces suspension of mass civil disobedience in India as British rule presses protests over untouchables and caste injustices. The move halts organized noncooperation while warning that individual defiance may resume in response to repressive measures.
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Gandhi
Bombay
INS
Mahetma Gandhi
Sged
Ugsiney. Lu
Yaividool
Ranch Poisoning Jury Completes Testimony
In Lexas near Port Queen on July 18 a murder trial reached the testimony stage. Bessie Sharp, accused in the poisoning of her husband, faced the jury as the case neared completion with key witnesses and evidence presented late yesterday.
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Lexas
Mira
Bessie Sharp
Teletie Sharp
Sanderson
Big Gain In Texas Charters Reported By UT Bureau
In Texas in June 187 charters were granted and 174 charters issued last year. The University of Texas business research bureau said the June 18 charter total was the largest since 1828. Charters authorized aggregated 32,792,009 dollars, with a rise of 39 percent over May.
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Austin
Duis
Texas
Juel
University of Texas Burieu of ‘Business Research
Unis
Capitol Stork
Theft of Razor Blades Charged by Local Officer
A man was arrested Thursday for the theft of two dollars worth of razor blades from Lee S. Kress and Company on Fast Houston Street. Reports indicate the suspect was identified by store records and placed in custody.
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Lee
Kress and Company
Houston Street
Intann Tire Company
Fourth Street
Cotton Market sees volatile moves in New Orleans and Liverpool
In New Orleans the cotton market opened unsettled with October and December futures posting gains before gradual liquidation as stems tightened and fears of contagion rose. October reached 11.98c, December 12.14c, with broad gains earlier in the session before prices eased due to liquidity concerns and regional selling. In Liverpool, cotton prices rose modestly with American middling and strict variants showing firmer levels while futures closed quiet for the night.
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New Orleans
Elton Todas
Vance
Wilsia
Posala
Merolne
Germina
Soporla
Rusna Ta Texan
Te Wikhe
Nvath
Lowe Ang
Polly Rhoye
Alame
Liverpool Cobrox
Colton
Poultry and Produce Prices From New York and Chicago Notes
Poultry and produce market items show live poultry price movements and irregularities. Reports from New York and Chicago detail turkeys ducks and hens, with notes on price changes and quality, alongside related dairy and produce lines and market conditions.
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New York
Cuicogo
Chicago
Beene
Mier
Mac
Colder
Neuntarns
Banks oppose Ral finance plan for rail line reorg
Washington July 1 The Reconstruction Corp and a group of banks and insurance firms oppose the St Louis San Francisco Railway reorganization proposal filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. A A Herle, advisor to the banks, testified at opening hearings. The court under the new bankruptcy act has overseen changes to reduce interest and rent as the line seeks a leaner capital structure amid receivership.
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Washington, D. C
Une
Nesire
Commission
Placent
Stockhulder
Murder charge filed against second suspect in Wong Pop case
John B. Wudarski alias J B Brayn faced murder charges in the death of Wong Pop whose body was found on a delivery buggy June 18. He confessed to being present during the beating and named Jack Dunlap as the actual killer, with Dunlap already charged and in custody.
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John B. Wudarski
J. B. Brayn
Wong Pop
A & Couplaink
Court of Justice of the Peace
John Onion Tursday
Wudarski
Albert Hauser
F D R Plans Talk One Week Hence
President Roosevelt plans to address the governors at a San Francisco conference in one week, outlining recovery hopes and policies in a full exposition. The talk aims to set the tone for national strategy and coordination with state leaders.
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F.D.R
Washington, D. C
Rosevelt
San Francisco
Chinese General Visit to San Antonio Register Events
Chinese General H. W. Chan and Cant. J. L. Wong of the Chinese army were registered at the Palace hotel Tuesday. Both are from Nanktug, China.
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San Antonio
H. W. Chan
Cant. J. L. Wong
Chinese Anny
Nanktug
Hina
Houston Man Banking Attorney Appointed
Austin July 1 The state commissioner of banks announced the appointment of Dulin O. Douglas of Houston to be attorney for the department.
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Houston
Austin
Brand
Bankng
Dulin O. Douglas
Mexican Officer Reports Five-Way Visit at Randolph Field
Augustin Gonzalez Gastrejon of the Mexican army conducts a five-site visit to Randolph Field to observe training at the Air Corps Training Center. The mission underscores international military cooperation and continued U S Air Force training programs.
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Randolph Co
Augustin Gonzalez Gastrejon
Randolph Field
Air Corps Training Center
Texas High School Coaches' Association meeting listed
Coach Dana X. Civie of the University of Nebraska directs a gathering of Texas coaches with 28 names on an 38 entries list for the Texas High School Coaches' Association meeting at Wett Moorland college from August 14 to 19. San Antonio Sports Association secretary Harold Winturs said enrollments are at the Playa hotel with Claude Kellam, vice president, reporting progress. Additional entries include Wylie Summers, Cap Harding of San Jacinto, Houston. Frank Arnold, Cleveland. George Worth, Donna. Klepto Holmes and Howes Irvin, successors at Texas A. and M. college, all enrolled.
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Texas
Elrestly
Texas High School Coaches’ Association
Dana X
Civie
University of Nebraska
Wettm Moorland College
Harold Winturs
San Antonio Sports Assotiation
Igoffre
Playa
Claude Kellam
Sum
Sno Meror
Wylie Summers
Cap Harding
San Jacinto
Houston
Frank Arnold
Cleveland
George Worth
iDonna
Klepto Holmes Fet Cuéta
Howes Irvin
Holes
Teas A. de M. College
Fragmented Philadelphia item on spy names and July events
An unclear Philadelphia notice dated July 18 mentions Alexander Von Bervariner and Dhilamyronlal as spies. The readable fragment hints at a contemporary scene in Philadelphia with a reference to A2 and Pozh panes Ry I.
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Punanthrofiytner
Philadelphia
Alexander von Bervariner
Dhilamyronlal
Jong Winer
Hn Pag
Ale Hate Wen
Wall Street Spectator Notes Market Boom and Bets
New York July 16 Wall Street observers report stocks rising with strong bullish sentiment and lively trading. Optimism surrounds Pullman and Delaware Hudson as dividend safety and potential rail equipment orders boost investor morale ahead of June earnings. Glenhaven and Western Savings show activity as markets brace for dividends and earnings data.
Texas Yams and Vegetables Price List from Texas Market
An OCR list from a Texas market shows daylight prices for fruits and vegetables with numerous items. It ranks products like yams, apples, cabbages, cantaloupes, tomatoes, and watermelons, plus dairy and poultry, detailing per crate or per pound costs and including California imports and local Texas items.
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de Pte Ih
Omind. Poppers
Hell
Inenppien
Joven
Fornia
Jaume
Rile Dolamas
Texan New
Whitey
Potalors
Califarnie
Cole Rudissey
Wacen Wunenun
Rochwele
Holnuch
Bumhel
Aanbh
Ochone
Ennte
Yorn
Texas
Rena
Wivera
Gunn Ronalew
Ben
Tn Yuna
W C C U Church Meeting Asks For Citizenship Help
A garbled notice describes a W C C U meeting led by J OM Cilnss with local leaders speaking at Rannelack on a Thursday afternoon. Attendees will hear devotion led by J Van Koneey and legal adviser Rimer Ware Alohi.
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W.C.C.U
Hell
Antonin Warman'a Christian Temperance Union
Travia Pack Methodlal
Rannelack
Shirs
J. OM. Cilnss
Nn Novaret
Mra
J. ©. van Koneey
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Adizeos
Rimer Ware Alohi
Mira
Clin Mil Preside
World Wide Parcels Post Expands Service Reach
The parcels post system widens coverage to many nations including Austria Canada Denmark Great Britain Ireland and Sweden with insured and registered options. New posters in the federal building inform the public of foreign mail protections and the 0 indemnity limits reflect risk from mail theft. Finland Germany Mexico and Sweden listed at low rates while Austin and Hungary suspend service temporarily.
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Inturilion
Tay Cha Oval
GO. D
Johore
Malay States
J. Wo Oralgo
Parcels Post
Federal Building
Craiga
Austria
Brunel
Canada
Denmark
Ecuador
Pinland
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Hungeney
Indo-China
Italy
Leeward Islands
Virgin Island Group
Marso
Netherlands
Newfoundland
New Zealand
North Borneo
Norway
Portugal
Portugese West Africa
Tarewak
Slalk Settlements
Sweden
Switzerland
Free City
Canalg
Sian
Windward Islands
London Metals and Foreign Exchange Roundup
London metals prices for copper tin and lead show futures gains while London markets report a steady silver price. The foreign exchange page lists rates for major currencies including sterling, francs, marks, and dollars with various country quotes and notable demand shifts in Italy and Argentina.
Sugar and Coffee Market Report from New York and Minneapolis
Sugar and coffee markets opened with conflicting tones as New York prices hovered around 94.65 while refiners showed reluctance to pay above 20.0. Trading activity included 45,000 bags of Philippine origin and advancing prices on some offers, amid broad market uncertainty and mixed buying by commission houses.
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New York
Raw
Phil Dines
Opi
Eeina du
Bonening
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Leo
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Pogna
Shorea Wesleoa
Heseipta
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Iembs
Buck Lamibe
Fat Owen
Ortanoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
Failles Bechinte
Ulved
Mney Rand Norte
Aquare Antolfers
Gem
Dane Newbie
Mirker Tyree
Econostat Index OF General Business
Hoes
Lebo
Toa
Igo
Cmicago Livestock
Chinagg
Weiphis
Mikkel
Rapklin D. Reservel
Paria
Alny
Niaime
Loder
Antonio Ghats
Welcen
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Oates
Tiverpoot
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Woodhull
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Mil
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FENN
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Chhcaro Maury
Tal Srila
Linn
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York
RAL
IBA
Jons
Garden City
Ken
Ify
Dan Richardsan
Yecelyra
Topa
Ax Linn
Jake Fiengio
Piengit
Ai MlaRouri
Lautvlann
Pullman Company
Laulainnia
Tina Bent
Lyree-judee
Wall Street Spectator
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Pullman
Wenderatand
Fale
Swift
Nid
Glidwen
Texas Yams
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Mims
Polaioen
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Renie Parent
Yama
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AP Coal
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Fop Vlan Exchange
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Monta
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Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Montreal
TAPS
Lmedy
Pester
Nolan Hasta
Canon
Mrraenia
Tanvier
Markek Ayna
Aris Munlyzei
The
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the Econostat
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