Fletcher attacks New Deal as constitutional danger in radio speech
Washington, D. C. Chairman Henry F. Fletcher of the Republican national committee assailed the New Deal as an economic failure and said President Roosevelt seeks to subvert the Constitution to build a centralized state. He attacked New Deal policies as unconstitutional and urged support for anti-Roosevelt measures in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henry F. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Fietcher
Trey
NRA
Teller
Representative HI
Guffey Coat Hill
Fletcher
Congress
Pietcher
Truch Laxyer
Teady
Amportany
Publden Party
Byery
Uristic Msn
Money and Metals in London Markets July 76 Disclosures
London financial notes show money percent discount rates at month bills eight point one six seven six per cent. London epapers report futures pendings and various commodities including gold. The text lists rates and items with terse market references and scattered figures.
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Lonnon Money
London
Grain Market Report in Early Chicago Trading
Grain prices moved in the wheat pit with limited price action as traders weighed Argentine supply signals, private previsions, and liquidation. Corn and wheat showed small shifts while uncertainty lingered ahead of government and private reports. prices in San Antonio and nearby markets were noted with marginal gains and steady provisions.
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Chicago
Liversoal
Oventaka
Chiesa
United States
Wen Kent
Foreign Markets Amid Global Tensions and Shifts
The report outlines unsettled foreign market conditions with varied fortunes across Europe and Asia. It notes cautious trading in Berlin and Paris while referencing mixed signals in currency and equities, amid policy moves and speculative activity.
Local Dollar Markets Show Mixed Signals Across Trading Day
Markets jagged as investors weigh early gains against caution amid mixed data. Analysts note currency swings and sector rotations with tech led declines and commodities holding steady.
Woot Market Report on Prices and Stocks
Market notes show fluctuating prices and product availability at Woot Market. Reads list of items, price ranges, and moving stock with unclear vendor names and scattered figures from the day’s sale.
New Port for Valley Opens at Port Isabel
Port Isabel celebrates the opening of a new port with Gov James Allred in attendance. The Fairport of the Waterman line carries a corn cargo, the first waterborne commerce in over two decades, and will be chartered for four months. The project, financed by federal funds, includes jetties at the outer pass to protect the channel and marks Port Isabel as Texas oldest and newest port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Isabel
James Y. Allred
Texas
Ethex
Fairport
Waterman Line
Banks L. Miller
Federal
Goth Port Leber
Tulare
Tower Valley
New Look Poultry and Produce Prices Announced
Readable fragments show New Look Poultry advertising wholesale and retail prices. Items include turkey, chickens, hams, eggs, and produce with weights and unit prices. Regional markets and distributors referenced include Chicago, New York, and Kanai.
Death claims local insurance executive
A native of Osage Iowa, John St. Jem died after a long career in life insurance. He served as vice president of Alamo Life Insurance, branch manager for Canada Life, and special representative for Connecticut Mutual. He was past president of the State Underwriters Association. Surviving: widow Alice, sons Refwae and Harry, brother Earl, and parents Colonel and Mrs. KR St. Jem. Funeral arrangements pending at a local chapel with Rev. D F Sessone.
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POSE
Ikawem
Tursnay
Mwamo
Callum
F. Sessone Aflelaune
Osage_Towa
John
Alamo Life Insurance Company
Canada Life Insurance Company
Connecticut Mutoajile Trainance Company
Tle
Pst
State Underwinters’ Association
St. John
Alice Bt
Johny Littee Sons
Yd Refwae
Ted Harry Dick Bt
Tok
Alb
San Antoy
Cotton Market Trends Show Sluggish Trading in New Orleans
In New Orleans the cotton market opened with limited activity and prices fluctuated around yesterday's levels. October and December contracts drifted, while January and May remained near prior ranges. weather and government loan expectations influenced cautious trading. Liverpool quotations edged lower, with spot demand fair but subdued as markets await clearer guidance on processing tax impacts.
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New Orleans
Pries
Jane Aliecapl
Jega
Foods
Tanecenacaty
Merchetlige
de Eiegon
Alabama
Texas
Liverpool
Prican
Quuil
Orden
Marsch
Stock Market Rally Amid Turbulent July Trading
The stock market rallied, then eased, with declines in leaders like American Can and Westinghouse. Fractions moved, and big names including General Motors and Coloradix Carbon showed activity. The week noted 1 percent shifts, with totals near 224,839,009 in gains for six months, while foreign exchange opened lower and the dollar fluctuated against several currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
U, Steel
Case
Western Inion
General Mutura
Stethiva Pacilie
Prana Vanio
Cnion Garline
Celsnesé
Ygdus
Hak Roxon Ant Sindehaker
Cail
Wall Street
Livestock market activity steady across divisions
Livestock sales remained reasonably steady across all divisions. Cattle prices softened slightly for butchers and steers while calves and better grades showed some gains. hogs moved up amid steady to higher mixed weights. Kansas City and Chicago markets reported uneven demand with receipts around two thousand plus.
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San
Gan Antona
Celvea Amd
Kansas
Carvey
Luis Dig
Uly Ar
Enna
Billy & Top
Sheen
Seltinse
Fot Lambs
Lightweieiys
Earnings roundup highlights June quarter profits across firms
New York financials show diversified results from Avetiran Belline, Colorada Fuel and Iron, and other firms. Reports detail net income, per share figures, and dividends for the June quarter, with comparisons to prior periods and annualized checks. Key names include M. Hanna, Penobscot Power and AltaCorp, reflecting mixed performance and per share gains.
Wall Street Briefs Slump Frames Week in U S Markets
Wall Street brief notes a weak week in U S markets with rates and dividends edging lower. The report cites reports from Tlun and Wraitstreet and mentions a 11 percent annual rate and an overall decline versus the prior week and year.
Inventory Drop Signals Industry Outlook in 1999 Context
The article notes a fall in inventories as industrial activity shows cautious gains after price fixing provisions and the recovery act debate. It references an unadjusted 1999 inventory index with 100 as base, split into manufactured goods and raw materials, and highlights a gradual fall to the lowest April total for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashren
NRA
Lifti Ig
Strich
Witt
Department of Pommerce
Supreme Court
Contempt Hearings Set for Houston News Editors
Managing editors and reporters from Houston newspapers face District Judge in July for contempt over coverage of Clyde Thompson murder trial. Judge barred news of trial to prevent juror bias, citing statements about companion Raymond Wall and co-defendant Everett Melvin. Newsmen cited include George Astringham of the Houston Chronicle and EM Pooley of the Houston Press.
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Angleton
Tinly
Houston
Jedge
Munson
Clyde Thompson
Judse ‘Thompseny
Raymond Wall
Thompson
Fd Evers
Everett Melvin
Heulevads
George Astringham
The
Houston Chronicle
Ride
EM. Pooley
Houston Press
Harry Mel Cormack
Max Jacobs
Maomeing
Houston Post
Frank White
Halt
Texas Oil Output for Week Declines
Oil production in the United States fell by 19,085 barrels for the week ending June 27, with an average of 2,484,803 barrels. Texas output was estimated at 1,087,524 barrels, down from the prior week’s total.
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Texas
Tulsa
Jay
United States
Ges Journal
Public Health Service to Survey Chronic Diseases
President Roosevelt allotted 3,450,000 of work relief funds to the Public Health Service for a survey of chronic diseases in Washington. Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummins estimates the threefold study will provide yearlong employment for about 3,500 white collar workers on relief rolls.
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Washington,d. C
Roosevelt
Public Health Service
Hugh $. Cumailng
Cotulla Faces Rising Nueces River Levels
The Murcos river at Cotulla rises to about 12 feet and could reach 20 feet by nightfall, with no anticipated damage or traffic disruption. Authorities note potential for further rise but expect stable conditions for now.
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Nueces
Cotulla
Murcos
Trafic
Valley collision leaves one dead and two injured
A fatal crash occurred at an intersection near Log Psisnas when a tracks loaded in laborers vehicle collided with another. One person died and two others were seriously injured. Authorities investigated the wreck and identified those involved.
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Ban Renito
Antntro Rivera
Log Psisnas
Hiere
Fruits and Vegetables Market Listings and Prices
A fragmented market report lists fruits and vegetables with varied prices and quantities from Texas markets. Items include watermelons, peaches, potatoes, beans, cabbage, lettuce, plums, spinach, and mixed vegetables, alongside notes on market conditions and per car pricing.
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Arinan
Bulk Perent
Tom Watrona
Bert AO
Miwa
Chirsens
Biwi
Arkativas SA Geanla
Gonrata
Tom Watsons
Occupy Fort Adain M Fort Adain M
Fort Adain M to be reoccupied by Seventy seventh Field Artillery. A four officer detachment and BG enlisted men were sent from Tort Bliss to prepare the post. Construction is complete and the detachment now en route includes Capt James G Watkins and Lieutenants Kanaga and Coph. Major Patterson of the Medical Corps accompanies. About 22 officers and 672 enlisted men expected.
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For
D. A. Rose
Marfa
Texas
Unite
Seventy-seventh Field Artillery
Eighth Cargaarta
Regimar Army
Tort Bliss
James G. Watkins
Leroute Kanaga
Arthur 1
Coph
Eighty-second Veld Antlerseek
Lucius K. Patterson
Medical Corps
Fort D. A. Russell
Market optimism tempers by unsettled bulls and trading
New York July 30 Investors sight cautious gains as railroad stock activity hints at continued bull expansion. Analysts note persistent volatility and a late surge in steel shares while optimism about yearly output targets remains, despite lingering market unease and reports of manipulation.
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New York
Suivént Businest
Uanraster
Tackics
Ieading Steel
U, & Btrel
Optinista
Ahd
Jaret
Aztec Cotton stalk shown in Valley experiment
In EDINBUR0 July 60 a peculiar stalk of cotton believed to be the Aztec variety was observed here. Tyson Tyler noted the plant reached six feet in height with many blooms and predicted mature stalks could reach ten feet with 800 to 3000 bolls. The unusually long staple length of about 12 inches was highlighted, attracting attention from local growers watching this season.
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Edinburo
Tyler
Olainraram
Market quotations and prices for fresh produce in Texas and Arkansas
The listing documents varied wholesale prices and quotations for fruits, vegetables, and dairy across Texas Arkansas and nearby markets. It notes shipments arrivals and increases with specific figures such as California fruit arrivals and per bushel prices for apples bananas oranges melons and potatoes with Arkansas markets offering prices from 1 75 to 4 00 per box and crates for assorted items. It also lists poultry eggs and dairy product prices with notes on freight and packaging terms.
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Ital Susiard
Okla
Breen
Orion
Texas
Pena
Ernati
Bree
Appin
Arkansas
Bioceoll
Colo
Thahitlgwer
S&t
Tivarhes
Ark
Percher
Hiornel
Tew
Bartlett
Calif
Hera
Pyyam
Butler
Deputy Charged in Slaying of Child Two
Mack Shipley Reagan County deputy sheriff is charged with murder in the shooting of 2 year old Willingham in a San Angelo area road house after an altercation with J W Willingham. The child died from his stomach wound after being shot as the family drove home. Shipley surrendered to officers following questioning at the scene.
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San Angelo
Mack Shipley
Reagan County
Wroadtow Willngham
J.W. Willingham
Shipley
Palley
Wilingham
Soe
Biiping
Wad Ik
Seguin Chamber Plans Joint Meeting Tuesday Noon
A. J. McKenzie president of Seguin chamber of commerce attends a joint meeting with A. Latister William Archer and C. K. R. Thomas of the Seguin chamber staff. The Seguin meeting aims to discuss regional commerce issues and cooperative efforts.
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A. J. McKenzie
Chamber of Commerce
Lattister
St. William Archer
C. KR. Thomas
Seguin
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Tora
Tate
Giltearey
Rence Seok
Berhares
Paris
Siercia Ly
NMA
Jeruse Clim
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Berlin
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Jaiciem Steel
Altar
Tivat
Colorada, Fuel and Iron Company
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Auarler
M.A. Hanna Company
Ameht Jaries
Barage Arms Corporation
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Ater
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Nuartec
Arintel
Gaya
Tie Capital Mork Wail Bees
Ge RS
Superior Slesd_ corporation
Bureka Varin
Renee
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Gentery AB
Wall Street Briefs
Tlun and Wraitstreet
Lee
Loo
Aert Ewltare
Fort Adain M
Spectator
Sas
Antonio
Calisfornia
Tycedai
S.A
Lory T. Gardner & Co
Ferth
Memheey
Cotton Farlange
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F.H.A. Plan
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