Trade and economic signals from New York June week
In New York June, steady to up signals across sectors. steel and cotton show strength, auto output holds, rail freight lags. Wholesale orders rise with optimism, retail sales fair to good, commodity prices advance led by grains and hogs while tin and elk retreat. Political shifts include disbanded Congress, Robinson-Patman act effects, and growing third-party talk amid labor strife, with wage and hour rules and Walsh-Healey impacts ahead.
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Roosevelt
Conkiess
Robinsons Patman
Joss
Public execution marks first in four years in Paris
Arthur Mathieu aged 33, convicted of killing three policemen, died by guillotine at dawn in Paris. The public execution was the first in nearly four years.
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Paris
Arthur Mathieu
Gawn
Hospital Guard Buried in Fentress
San Marcos June 25 Funeral services were held Tuesday at Fentress for Hugh Franklin Lancaster son of Mr and Mrs J O Lancaster formerly of San Marcos who died from injuries suffered while on duty at the State hospital He had worked in the kitchen and was struck by a patient Lancaster survived by his parents two sisters Heth and Mrs Darrell Rae and four brothers Porter Paul James and Fred with addresses listed in the report
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Fentress
San Marcos
Hugh Franklin Lancaster
J. O. Lancaster
Fonner San. Marcos
E State Hospital
Lancaster
Agaee
Blake
Heth Lancaster
Ventress
Darrell Rae
Austin
Porter
Sas Marcos
Paul
Van
James
Corpus Christi
Fred
Rockweil
Former AAA Chief Joins Federal Reserve Board
Chester Davis, former Agriculture Adjustment administrator, was sworn in as a member of the Federal Reserve Board. Appointed by President Harrison, he joins seven on the board, completing its full slate. Weeks earlier, Ralph Morrison of Texas submitted his resignation, not yet accepted.
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Washington
Chester
Davis
Agriculture Adjustment
Federal Reserve Board
Hacseratl
Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
Comal Patrol Member Recovers Returns to Duty
New Braunfels Comal County patrol member Johnny Manon left for Pecos County to resume duties after recovering from severe head injuries near Pecos weeks ago. A June 25 report from Los Angeles notes Vine Knight of the movies applied for a federal passport, giving the name Margaret Ross Wallett and stating plans for travel with company, not alone, leaving July 22.
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NEW Braunfels
Jung
Johnny Manon
State Highway Patrol
Pecos County
Wednes Fey
Pecos
RRO
Lon Angeles
Vine Knight of the Movies
Margaret Ross
Advertised Hot Weather Health Warnings and Remedies
A fragment ad warns of biliousness in hot weather and lists remedies such as calomel and salts. It mentions headaches dizziness belching heartburn and suggests taking multiple doses of pills. The ad appeals to readers visiting drug stores and claims quick relief for sluggish digestion in heat.
Constitution discussion hints at brief Third Reich charter
German state secretary Dr. Hans-Heinrich Lammers told the Association of Friends of the German Academy that Germany may never adopt a full written constitution. He argued constitutional rule by the state and party, with four core NS ideals, could suffice for the Third Reich, already stabilized without such a document.
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INS
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German Chanellery
Association of Friends of the German Academy
Engeland
Lammers
Adolf Piller
Third
Jesse Jones Arrives in Philadelphia for Democratic Convention
Jesse Jones, chairman of Reconsteration Finance, arrives in Philadelphia for a few sessions of the Democratic national convention. He says he is feeling shaken by a recent air accident in Texas. Mrs. Jones accompanies him. they came from Wastundon.
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Jesse Jones
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Appeals to Progressive Wing for Roosevelt Reelection
President Roosevelt met at luncheon with Senator George W Norris of Nebraska leader of Western Progressive forces and Norris signaled support for Roosevelt's bid for reelection.
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Roosevelt
G.O.P
Wasrington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
These People Think International News Riff in England
A fragmented OCR note cites David Linyd George commenting on England's sanctions gift and a Chicago 22 date. Dr William nd argues for precise writing and history teaching across Europe. Wallace Benzy laments earning from his picture and jokes about trout fishing during a vacation.
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Sersion
Lawley
England
David Linyd George
Chicago
William &Nd
Germany
Euerope
Santa Ca
Calif
Wallace Benzy
Moe Waver
Parking Meters Baffle Drunk Durant Visitor
A Durant Georgia man complained loudly after paying two dollars in nickels for street meters but receiving no change or receipts. police explained the new meters were barking coin boxes, requiring guidance from Desk Sergeant Jimmy Vaughn to resolve the misunderstanding. The incident ended with the man reciting a song about his troubles.
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Dallas
Juna
Shay
Durant
Gkla
Tetore
Jimmy Vaughn
Piccard Balloon Surpasses Hopes in Flight Over Minnesota
Dr Jean Piccard of the University of Minnesota led a transparent stratosphere balloon on a campus launch. The craft landed near Huntsville Arkansas after a 613 mile flight, with Denver Smith finding the bag and collecting a $5 reward for recovering the weather data instruments.
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Minusavolis
Jean Piccard
University of Minnesota
Piccard
Huntsville
Ark
Denver Smith
Smith
Minneapolis
French Soldier Pay Raise Is Proposed
Paris reports the Prenon cabinet proposes increased military pay. Ministers plan to ask Parliament to double the current rate of pay, set at 2 francs centimes one and four-fifths cents per day.
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Paris
Prenon
Bonus bond payout tops half a billion to veterans
Postal officials in Washington said more than 500 million in cash and bonds were paid to veterans as of last Saturday. O B Ellenberger and other postmasters reported 1,874,000 veterans applied for cash across 1,248 offices, with many having cash on at least part of their bonds. The total paid slightly below a quarter of the face value of the bonds.
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Washington
O. B. Eilenbiiger
Perural
Perses Am
Ellenberger
Innei
Lombard Illness Delays Snow Film
Lombard illness delays production as star Lombard cannot leave for Alaska and Verree Teasdale’s role in Wives Never Know is postponed. Spawn of the North is delayed while replacements are sought for Teasdale due to illness.
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Holly Wou
Garde Lombard
Alaska
Paramount
Verree Teasdale
Miss Teasdale
Adolphe
Oil News Wildcat Wells Near Discovery Fields
Oil news reports multiple wildcat and test wells across Calhoun Nueces Atascosa and surrounding counties. Wells include CATIIGUN WEI in Calhoun 24 black H Pedro Garcia curve, Atawosa Trust No 1 near Ataseaca, and Nueces Area wells led by J K Culton No 3 and Harmon et al. No 1. Drilling tests show varying depths, cementing, and early production notes with barrels per day and pressures cited.
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Arilum
Wanienberg
Calhoun County
Black
Pedro Garcia
Curvay
Humble Oi and Refining Company
Plymouth Oil Company
Losged
Lucalion
Jost Marialos
Discovery
Heyser
Nueces Wells
J. K. Culton
N. J. Cantwell
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Zach
Hee Joetne Oil
Gan
Harmon Etecd
Hes Bern
Westgate Oil Company
Aristine Mut
Stumm
Aorona Fort
Levet
Mueces
Conroe Drilling Company
H. Rand Morgan
Eye
Morgan
Lonnie’ Glasscock No
Stolens
Holliday Et al
Griffith
Caine
Hutchine-Stillwell
North Star Ci Eompany No
Rand Morgan
Thi Man
Parc Ol Company No
B. Weldte Meir Ivsled
Alscad
Hottman
Plymouth
W. . AteBelle, Inc
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A. B
Moreman
Humble
Snd Refining Company
Hole
Bony
Dictatorship of FDR Conceded in Campaign Rhetoric
Chicago dispatch reports Hari son E Spangler, Republican Western HQ director, condemns Senator Robison for conceding a Washington dictatorship in his convention speech. Spangler warns benevolent tyrants are still tyrants and cites unnamed figures linked to party leadership as promoting national happiness.
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Chicago
Junge
Harison E. Spangler
Joseph T. Robison
Washington
Spaingler
Thay
Robinton
Ite
Ikitsn
Thule
Partay
Democrat
Coromitteeman Farley
Meanest Hen Roost Thief Strikes Douglas County Farm
A thief stole 120 chickens from a Douglas county Poor farm, a mean act said to harm Tennessee residents who relied on the fowls for food. The incident highlights hardship at the local farm.
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Douglas County
Merchant's Abductor Thought Fugitive Carham Johnson
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 25 a merchant named Johnson, 42, reports being abducted in the Cookson Hills by a man believed to be Carl Janeway, a fugitive. He forced Johnson to take him along, then released him unharmed. Authorities said Janeway was hunted by state and county officers as car thieves were pursued in nearby areas.
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Muskogee
Okla
Walter Boatright
Carl Janeway
Arkahgas Tongicl
R. Vs. Johnson
Cookson Hills
Bourages
Boutrighé
Johnson
Cookson
Jaraway
Cherokee County
Bean Salesman Sought by Police in Houston
Houston dispatch reports John Viana of Jourdanion sought police aid to locate 11,025 pounds of beans. A stranger offered to buy the beans for $272, agreeing to bring the money by noon. The suspect vanished, leaving Viana short of payment and his beans.
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Houston
John Viana
Jourdanion
Viana
Yrana
Eleanor Powell stars in Bons to Dance at M G M
An English fan named Duns Constancy Tecorre wrote a letter to Eleanor Powell of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, praising her as the star of Bons to Dance. The note reflects long-standing devotion spanning six years as described in the readable OCR text.
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Constancy
Eleanor Powell
M-G-M
Duns
Tecoré
Mexico Bans Gambling Decrees Nationwide Prohibition
Mexico City report states a June decree by President Cardenas bans baccarat, roulette, and card playing for money across federal districts and territories, strengthening June 8 sports betting legalization while nullifying prior gambling concessions. The decree frames gambling as wasteful and socially harmful, citing exploitation of workers and the lure of vice. Also mentions film “America First” with a cast including Jed Prouty and Shirley Deane.
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Bacarat
Rauielle
Cara
Mestean Federal District
California
Dterce
Presidena Tazare Cardenas
Che
Thas
Mexico
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