Stock market analysis predicts further gains into August
A New York University professor writes that stock averages rose last week, closing at a new high for the current swing. He notes broad gains across sectors, with motor stocks leading, and expects no large downturn soon though cautions about possible climactic volume and continued upside into August.
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Lewis Haney Profensor
Eangmilen
New York University
New York
Ecanu
Saoke
Wolves menace Gonzales County turkey raisers
Farmers report wolves growing bolder in Gonzales County, killing over 800 turkeys in the past year and raiding daytime turkey pens. Chels Wan, six miles south of Gonzales, notes multiple packs of seven to eight wolves observed in the area as losses mount.
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Gonzales
Chels | Wan
Oliriatinn
Nuimber
Karnes County Cotton Crop Damaged by Pests
Karnes City July 20 The cotton crop in Karnes county has suffered greatly from the ab worm. Daily showers over the past two weeks prevent farmers from applying poison to the pests. Cotton production this year is expected to fall short of the usual amount.
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Karnes
Peats Karnes City
Karnes County
Club Calendar Rows Of Gatherings And Meetings
Tuesday evening dance at the Menger hotel and Eagle hall party. Wednesday afternoon meetings include the Benjamin Franklin Parent Teacher association and the Spanish War Veterans at Odd Fellows hall. Lectures announced for November. Multiple sorority and club meetups listed with host addresses and attendees.
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Menger Hotel
Tadiesr
Junior Birdmen Institute Guide For Model Plane Buyers
The San Antonio Light reports a booklet by the Junior Birdmen Institute listing model airplane products tested and approved. It urges buyers to check for the Institutes approval on packaging and invites letters if a product fails to meet standards, with correspondence to 1834 Broadway New York City.
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Birdmen of America Institute
San Antonio Light Wing
Steure & Covy
Mayden
Wailor Birdmen’ of America
San Antonio Light
Tanner Birdmen
Junior Birdmen Institute
Broadway
New York City
Wool Clips Sold in San Angelo Market Trade
In San Angelo on July 20 the West Texas wool market remained strong with good grades at 24 to 28 cents. Cheaper junk clips dominated trading as buyers previously ignored them. Prices began at 10 cents per pound, rising to 46 and 18 cents for downgrade lines, and up to 20 to 22 cents for others. Lamb and mutton values nudged futures, and a record day saw 450,000 pounds of wool bought at 9.5 to 26 cents per pound loaded for Boston in 10 railway cars. Eldorado Wood Co sold clips to Jeff Solls for William Weight Co of Boston. An estimated 15,000,000 pounds of wool remain in the state.
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San Angelo
West Texas
Boston
Forder
Hiderady
Boeton
Eldorada Wood Company
Jeff Solls
William Weight Company
State Education Board Wins Tilt
In Austin on July 30, the state superintendent of public instruction lost a dispute with the State Board of Education over firing authority. The attorney general ruled the board has exclusive control over the department, except for one stenographer, clarifying who may dismiss personnel and approve textbook matters.
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Austin
INS
Board of Education Oy
Board of Education
Washington Side Show Showdown Over Charity Tax Exemption
George Rotawell Brown reports from Washington on President Roosevelt’s push to remove tax exemptions for corporate donations to charity, seen as a step toward greater state control of relief. The piece argues this aligns with Soviet-style policy and criticizes Congress for supporting the president while fearing the erosion of private and community charity.
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Tnherent Service, Inc
Washington, D.C
Reamevelt Han
New Deal
Moscow
Congress
Ruadla Lo
Gibson and Mikellar shift on Philippine independence view
Senator Ernest Gibson follows Senator Mikellar in a changed stance on Philippine independence after winter visits to the islands. They agree the Philippines should not be left at the mercy of foreign powers. Gibson says he regrets voting for independence. He cites potential Pacific trade gains and a far eastern commerce figure of about one billion dollars yearly.
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Ernest Gibson
Mikellar
Philippines
Gibson
Baseball game summary with errors and multiple players
An error filled inning dominates a rough matchup with numerous players named in the chaotic text. Pitchers Crowder Hudlin Cain Cottman Thomas and others are referenced, along with multiple hits and defensive plays, but the fragmentary OCR leaves many names and outcomes unclear.
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Vosinlk
Trosky
Thirttes
Hochin
Een
Cochrane
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Fox
Eanes
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Er Er
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Homerun
Gaatins
Gaatins Meactitlees Hintz, Gebringer; ‘Double Plays, Gebsringer
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Phillipaty
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Soldier Dead Pilot Hurt in Crackup Near Dallas
A July crash near Laredo left one soldier dead and a pilot injured. The aircraft went into a spin about 800 feet up three miles north of Laredo as test work on a ship continued at Hensley Field in Dallas. Lieutenant Blewart, previously at Brooks Field, suffered a head wound and received treatment at Fort McIntosh. Witnesses said the plane went into a nat spin while an effort to purchase it was underway.
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San Amamio
Hensley Field
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