Wheat brings ABD millions in 1934 cash income
Washington AAA administrator Davis estimates the 1934 cash income from wheat at about 380 million dollars including adjustments, the highest in four years. It compares with 265 million in 1933 and 195 million in 1932, with planted acreage around 6 million under the 1924-33 average and a yield near 82 bushels per acre. Projected 1935 US carryover tops 145 million bushels, versus prior July 1 figures of 1832, 1983, and 1934 dates.
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Washington
D.C
Chesler
Davis
AAA
United States
New Fingerprint Method Developed in New York
New fingerprint technique added to the New York Police Department toolkit promises indirect development of prints on cloth similar to snapshots. The method uses chemical baths to bring out and fix prints, following prints found in cases. In Canton Ohio the Wilson Rubber Company plans to open today as four hundred workers prepare for the United Rubber Workers union strike that began late last night.
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New York
Canton
Ohto
Wilson Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers” Union
Fim
NRA Plans Educational Drive as NRA Becomes Stopgap
The new NRA leadership under James J. ONeill will mount a campaign described as educational rather than high pressure to justify principles to public, business, and labor. The effort aims to preserve essential members while reducing the 5000-person roster. A two division setup and an advisory council including Edison and Green will oversee code review and voluntary fair competition standards.
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Washington, D. C
James J. Onrii
Guaranty Trust, Company of New York
Roosevelt
Congress Ii
O'Neill
IWO
Leon
Marshall
Supreme Court
Prentiss G. Ceonley
Uye
NRA
Oneill
Marshall and Coonley
Charles Edison
Howell Cheney
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Emily Newell Blair
Walton H. Hamilton
George L. Berry
International Pressmen’s Union
Wids
Hunger Rules Trip to Interior of Russia Reveals Want Wife of Andrew Smith
A 1934 rail journey from Moscow to the Black Sea sanatorium uncovers famine and terror in the Ukraine. Passengers describe bread hoarding, collectives and G P U punishments, and peasant women bartering vegetables for bread. Kharkov shows a starving, crowded station scene as famine tears through the countryside.
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Interior of
Russia
Andrew Smith
Communist Party
Moscow
Grimez
Kalutin
Fesdasie
Black Sea
Ukraine
Dunashi Dantirte
Kharav
Tos
Taskeg Dmitrieva
Kharkov
Eharkey
Kidnapping Charges in Liquor Heist Near Fort Worth
Fort Worth four men report being abducted and held in an abandoned shed after alleged theft of nine cases of whisky. Captors demanded the hiding place of the liquor or $63 ransom. Higgins escaped. Miller and Samuels released when Miller’s sister intervened. Powell returned home.
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Fort Worth
Sime
Luck Terry
Here
Alden Higgins
Lyndon Samuels
Russell Powell
D. Afilter
Higgins
Miller
Samuels
Powell
Barber Kills Wife and Father in Field Near Waxahachie
E W Red Latham hid in a corn field yesterday and shot his estranged wife and her father Cleve Simonton of Temple as they walked about ten miles south of Waxahachie. He fired two fatal shots into both heads then fled. Officers say the couple had separated. he paid support and shared a furnished apartment at 271 Lotus.
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Waxahachte
E.W
Red
Latham
Enois
Cleve Simonton
Temple
Here
Girl's Trial for Shooting Opens in Tahlequah
Tahlequah Oklahoma June 17 Jury selection began to try Laie Thompson a student at Northeastern Teachers College aged fourteen on a charge of assault with intent to kill Daniel Shaw a Charake student. Trial focuses on self defense claims and alleged extortion notes said to be written by Thompson's sister Lelia Thompson.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Laie Thompson
Northeastern Teachers College Co-2d
Danie Shaw
Charke
Shaw
Miss Thompson
Lelia ‘Thompann
Bar Association to Hear Associate Justice Critz
Associate Justice Richard Critz of the Texas Supreme Court will speak at a San Antonio Bar Association meeting at the Plaza Hotel. The event is scheduled for 12 10 p.m. Maursday.
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Richard Critz
Texas Supreme Court
San Antonio Bar Association
Plaza Hotel
Maursday
Weather Summary Across Cities for Monday and Tuesday
Weather data lists temperatures and conditions for many cities including Texas Abilene, Brownsville, and Houston with cloudy and clear readings. Forecast shows varying highs around mid seventies and multiple locations reporting clear or cloudy skies through the week.
Water Works Rogets Gain Despite Profit Dip in 1934
An audit by Rodgers and Company shows city water system assets rising to 10.857 million in 1934 from 10.551 million in 1933. Profits dropped to 75,054. with depreciation rising by 2.375 million, and bonded debt reduced by 49,724. The system holds 386,000 in bonds and 58,468 in accrued interest.
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City Water Company
C. K. Quin
FSG. Rodgers and Company
Bullet Nearly Misses Wright's Secretary in Fire Range Incident
Frank Garriga, secretary to Fire and Police Commissioner Wright, reported a stray rifle bullet fractured his upstairs sleeping quarters at 138 Ware Wick Boulevard. Deputies Joe Passat and J. J. Klévenhagen arrested one man who claimed to have fired five shots at 5 am Sunday during a family argument.
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Frank Garriga
M.S. Garriga
Phil ‘Wright
Garrige
Ware Wick Boulevard
Joe Passat
J. J. Klévenhagen
Four Women Die in Car Crash Near Take View
A collision on the Dallas Highway yesterday near Take View left four women dead and three others injured. The deceased are Mr. and Mrs. E Tyson of Dallas, Mrs. A O Tammer of Waco, Mrs. W Mf Myers of Peoria, and Mrs. J G Wiley of Austin. injured include E W Hammer, A G Hammer, and Mrs. E W Hammer of Waco.
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Waco
Pive Per Sons
Take
Dallas
E. ‘Tyson
A. 0. Tammer
W. Mf, Myers
Peoria
J. G. Wiley
Austin
E.W. Hammer
A. G. Hammer
E. W. Hammer
Car Wrecker's Accident Near San Pedro and Myrtle
A car wrecker, Meepers, 22 year old, rushed to a motor collision at San Pedro Avenue and Myrtle Street Sunday night. His vehicle wrecked against a rock wall on San Feliz Avenue and overturned. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Howard Meepers
Fall Avenue
Meepers
San Pedro Avenue
Myrtle Street
San Fadio Avenue
Mecpais
Robert B. Green Hospital
Fatal stabbing at Van Daele stadium baseball game
Duap Gopeales, 34, of 199 Frio City road, died from stab wounds inflicted during an argument in the grandstand at Van Daele stadium after a Sunday baseball game at 5 p.m. Two suspects were held Monday as police investigated the incident. Antonio Cisneros, a special officer, said a fight earlier in the day led to the confrontation and that one suspect was ejected from the park. He reported hearing reports of a knife and later found another man dead in a different part of the grandstand.
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Duap Gopeales
Frio City Road
van Daele Stadium
Antonio Cisneyos
Haji Park
Cisneros
Gangales
Red Blood Tonic Claims 108 Years of Success
An old time medical ad touts a tonic for fatigue and weakness linked to low red blood cells. It promises appetite improvement, steadier weight, better digestion, and oxygen delivery, claiming over a century of success and scientific grounding.
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