Congress races to pass relief and economic bills
Congress hurried relief measures through the last days of the session to aid emergencies and stabilize banks and debtors. Amid tense talks, negotiators pushed through proposals for navy and treasury post office bills and debated war department funding for training programs.
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Washington, TD
Congress
Owarvet
Bate
Contessinuk
Navy
Treasury-Post Office
House
Senate
Hoover
Roosevelt
War Department
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Norris
Senate Military Committee
Gamer
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report From February
A garbled market dispatch lists shipments and prices for fruits and vegetables, noting Valentines and Texan produce among received items. The fragment references channels such as Canalat, Texee, and Texas origins, with scattered figures and dates, and mentions a terminal in Minneapolis.
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Tessa
Ailes Hk Theong Ee Hiren
Daytgins
Leite Finiont
Petre
City census takers begin rounds to count 52000 students
School census workers aided by the assistant superintendent started visits to count about 52000 children before the census closes in March. Ed M. Rivas leads the effort noting 50 canvassers are employed to speed the work and ensure name accuracy. The state pays a per child rate higher than last year, with funds earmarked for each child’s education.
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Intlers al
Pallee
Rivas
Rives Saul
Collector 5 Found Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Grover G. Collins, a former deputy county clerk and former secretary of the San Antonio Iis' club, was found not guilty of embezzling $11 in rent proceeds on one house last July. The jury at County Court at Law No. 2 will hear March 15 on a motion for a new trial led by his defense.
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Grover G. Collins
Fast Budd Avenue
Culligs
Collins
Sale of Securities Enjoined by Court in New Orleans
In Civil District Court Judge issued a temporary restraining order halting the proposed sale of four large blocks of securities pledged as collateral on Reconstruction Finance Corp loans totaling 3 615 455 41 by Union Indemnity Company and Union Title Gustave Company receivers S Sanford Levy and Clay W Reckner stated the hearing involved the security sale tied to the R F C loan obligations.
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New Orleans
F— S. Sanford Levy
Clay W. Reckner
Union Indemnity Company
Union Title Gustave Company, Incorporated
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Price List From Fruit and Produce Market
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted produce and dairy items with prices. It mentions strawberries, onions, apples, peaches, beans, melons, lettuce, cabbage, cabbage and other vegetables, fruits, dairy, poultry and eggs. Several lines imply wholesale quotations and market offerings with varied prices per bushel, per pound, or per dozen, from multiple vendors.
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Thaysale
Florida
Monde
Leeraid
Askanea
Bellinaker
California
Colorado
Length of Trains up Before Solons AURTIN
March 2 report from Texas notes trains length concerns as lawmakers weigh rail safety. An official estimate indicates passenger and freight train lengths approaching seventy cars, with a focus on average heights and potential safety measures amid a cautious response from authorities.
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Solons Aurtin
NSI
Yepe Teomassh
Presta Alderson
Maxim Fengle
Mansie
Texas
Anderson
Hill Fotke
Fenetir
Ieights
Inaugural Pote for Columbus Tex
Unclear OCR fragment references Columbus Texas inaugural event with garbled phrases about celebrations. Mentions Washington, president, and local figures Amy Depron and Res Remake amid festive bells and activities.
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Columbus
Tex
Mail Bandits Net 871,000 Cash In Raid
A Dallas area heist ends with a gang netting 871,000 in cash. Investigators say the raid targeted a payroll or cash storage, with authorities pursuing leads to identify suspects and recover stolen funds. Minor details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Plan to cut federal costs targets large savings
Washington March 2 A government saving program proposed to save up to 800 million dollars next year was outlined by Speaker Garber and adviser to President Roosevelt. Treasury deficits for eight months total 7.36 billion dollars and debt stands near 71 billion.
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Washington, D. C
Spenser Gavner
Harthean
Thornas J Walsh
Dougas
Arizona
Swagar Sherley
House
Cemmitter
Daniel C. Raper
Treasury
Heights Sued Over Old Street Deed
In Alamo Heights, Annie M. Gallivan sues in Beverly third District Court Thursday to compel George Wurzbach and Walter P. Shaler to remove obstructions on an unnamed street deeded in 1891. Gallivan seeks access to her property on Jolson Street extending from Westover Road to Patterson Avenue and to force compliance with the deed terms and open the street.
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Mass Sullivan Front
Wurte Hach
Shaler
Gily
Alain Heinhtz
Trading Suspended in Cotton Market in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton traders face a three day bank holiday declared by the governor. Governor OK Allen and the board of directors of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange ordered suspension to the market, limiting cotton activity during the period.
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Cotton Mart
New Orleans
Louisiana
OK. Allen
New Orleans Catter Exchange
Cotton Market Report From Regional Trade Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions market terms and several garbled phrases. It hints at cotton market discussions, prices, and regional activity but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to anchor a clear item. The readable bits suggest a weekly remote note rather than a full report.
Body Found in San Antonio River Sparks Murder Theory
The body of 74 year old Ws W Bristol was found floating in the San Antonio river near Riverside park on Thursday morning. Police suspect foul play as abrasions and blood were observed. An inquest was ordered with autopsy to follow at Robert B. Green hospital. A mysterious auto seen near the riverbank and Bristol’s son in law Snyder may relate to the death.
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Avenir
San Antonio
Riverside Park
Main
Bristol
Boston
Mass
Kane
Helaliers
Dristol
F. T
Beelon
Stappelbeck
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mystery Automobile Police
Spob
Owen W. Kilday
R. A. Quinsenberry
Riverside Drive
A. Chittenden
Laclede Avenue
Harlan@all
Cel
Snyder
Snydey
Turbulent New York Markets Opened After Morning Trade Fluctuations
The stock scene in New York and abroad showed wide swings at the opening with notable activity in steel and textile stocks. Traders watched the Dulewuee and Nudron lines while investors tracked Wykmerkean and Telvshong movements, with several large names like American Podacco Band and Southern Su ite 1.8 contributing to early gains and losses as the market attempted clarity. News from Turku and other centers stitched a global backdrop to the volatility, with mixed results across banks, commodities, and currency indicators as traders adjusted positions amid ongoing uncertainty.
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York
Nater Peltine Thurry
Lasspa
Wykmerkean
Telvshong
Dulewuee
Henney
Bee Yeefarred
Awone Janva Loeng
Tlimse Minvilte
Suit
Pu Pant
Aled Chemin
Steel
New York
Guaurnl Ayres
Vim
Rene
Buck Siven
Natongl Wisin
Lye
Vinith Seevinn
Newderacy
Ymmaayipeira
Kellie
Ward Tamia and Related Notices
Fragmented OCR text references loans and notices with names and dates, including March 2 and various garbled terms. Reading shows scattered mentions of individuals, locations, and numbers, lacking a coherent narrative or verifiable details. The readable fragments indicate a generic public notice or legal-administrative snippet without a clear event or outcome.
Mayor Nito At Gas Stations Sparks Court Debate
In San Antonio, Mayor C M Chambers testifies in the seventy third District Court about the abundance of filling stations. He says some blocks contain stations near churches and schools and cites past mistakes as officials work to avoid discrimination in issuing building permits. The case of Alexander Zog vs the city centers on a permit denial for a station at East Ashby place and North St. Marys street. The Greek Orthodox society and Church of Bethlehem intervened, supporting the city’s stance. Trial expected to take about a week.
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C. M. Chambers
San Antonio
Seventy-Third District Court
Alexander Zogheld
East Ashby Place
North St. Mary's Street
Zogtwich
Ueciky
Agathet Zoghelh
Sehony
Stiches
Robvals
Anc
Greek Orthodox Society
Church of
Chambers
Wigulied
Cincinnati Avenue
Frederickvburesl
Hatte
Beacon Hill
Grain Market Update Muddled By Weather And Prices
Grain market watchers report mixed gains and losses as wheat and corn react to weather and supply signals. Prices move unevenly across bids in Minneapolis and Philadelphia with traders noting widened spreads and cautious sentiment ahead of USDA data.
Call Money Rate Boosted to 2 Percent in New Renewal
New York March 2 The New York attack exchange official renewal rate for call money rose to 2 percent, the first increase since December 11 1951. The renewal also marked the first rise to 2 percent since July 6 1992, as bankers acceptances moved with a 1 percent rise alongside the 2 percent call money rate.
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New York
Usala
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