Brisbane Warns of Economic Strain From War Impact
Arthur Brisbane of Today addresses about 500 business leaders on March 3, arguing war costs damaged debt and growth. He notes vast borrowing, tax burden, and unemployment, urging national resolve and bold policy to lift mood and economy as the Grand Canyon metaphor underscores deep concerns.
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Roosevelt
Mim
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China
Tassia
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Texas vegetables and fruits market report summary
A detailed March market roundup lists shipments from Texas with spinach carrots beets cabbage grapefruits and citrus. It notes arrivals and prices across cities including St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit and New York, highlighting market steadiness and weak spots with numerous Texas bushels quoted per track and crate prices.
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Arricadtutl
Zax
Texas
Texaa
Breens
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Penners
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Stise
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Denver
Baltimore
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Roneas Cig
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Cleveland
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Sanchex
Washington
Texar Buchess
Cabbage
Teena Letuce
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Califoras
Florida
Newark
Texar
New York
California
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Texas Wales
Louis
Mundy
Chiesan
Fort Worth Potatoes and Chicago Provisions Report
March shipping notes show Fort Worth handling seven-car potato loads with varied grades and destinations, while Chicago markets report steadier poultry and produce prices. Trade activity spans Idaho, Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas potato shipments in transit to Fort Worth and other eastern markets.
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U.S
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Economy and revolution echo amid dole debate
Fragmented text shows a debate on welfare, depressions, and economic reforms. References to Europe, dole, and 60,000,000 to an organization hint at a stimulus or relief plan. Mentions of California politics, modernization, and infrastructure appear as scattered context.
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Market Opens Rally as Stocks Edge Higher
Stocks opened with gains led by American Telephone and United States Steel, while Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific gained after early losses. Bank activity and Federal Reserve signals dominated attention with mixed impacts on rates and credit, as traders watched deposits and currency changes amid ongoing market volatility.
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Tha Eos
Almilat Yronortion
Auperican Telephone
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Consolidated Gas
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Air Reduction
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Chesler
Florida Produce Market Faces Quota and Steady Prices
Readable portions show fruit and vegetable quotations with a current quota. Apples, admirably priced, include Delicious at 2.xx to 1.60. Oranges navels range 1.45 to 1.76 per box, and celery at 18 cents a stalk. Trading remains steady as shipments adjust to quotas and new price points, with several items including nuts, berries, and gourds listed among commodity quotations.
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Students to Print Night School Issue
Students prepare a night school issue under direct supervision. The effort involves a small team, with faculty guidance, to publish a bulletin focused on local education topics. The project emphasizes student involvement and practical journalism experience.
Balancing the Budget in War and Economic Crisis
The piece argues that balancing the budget is wise only in ordinary times. It urges distinguishing current government costs from capital expenditures and accepting extraordinary spending to fight unemployment and social distress. It compares wartime debt to today and calls for targeted, necessary government actions to restore normalcy.
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America
Congress
Roosevelt
Guresnor
Mmerrhchle Vet
TB T. Farben
Boys Chorus Elects Officers
The Bevel Chorus selects officers led by President Ony Compton and Vice President Adolph Chaps. Burd Stewart serves as treasurer with Eddie Larwine and John Montes as secretaries in a Vocational Technical class setting under Margaret Downey's instruction.
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Mix Margaret Downey
Vocationalariel Technical Relies
Ony Compton
Adolph Chaps
Burd Stewart
Reverebirys
Eddie Larwine
John Montes
Barkcantu-nt-nenie
Mumuch
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market notes show Nationwide cattle and sheep activity with demand uneven and higher on most classes. Feeder steers and heifers rise modestly, calves steady to higher, goats and sheep offering mixed, top lambs and large lots commanding strong prices amid careful buyer interest.
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Merch
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Grain Market Flourish Amid Export Hopes And Prices
Chicago reports show wheat prices rising on export optimism and stabilizing demand, with managers citing a potential government move to reduce wheat stabilization holdings. Cattle and hogs trade mixed as direct sales and packing orders influence prices, while U S export momentum bolsters speculative interest at the Chicago market.
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Federal Farm Board
Liverpool Gratin and Minneapolis Flour Market Report
Market notes from Liverpool and Minneapolis dated March 3 one week, AP dispatches show mixed results. Wee Weles Gard No 2 Mani toba 64 £4d and Tigesse da pid appear in Liverpool trade while Minneapolis Flour shipments note unchanged prices and limited activity with prices around 9.00 68. This summary preserves OCR fragments reflecting commodity market chatter.
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Weber Named Census Trustee by Board of Education
At a March meeting, C. J. Weber was appointed census trustee by the board of education.
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Stockdale
Board of Education
C. J. Weber
Captain Mollison Returns to Randolph After Recovery
Captain James A. Mollison has returned to Randolph from New York where he recovered from pneumonia contracted on an army transport voyage. He is noted as one of the pilots who flew planes from Kelly Field to Panama last month.
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Pneumonts
Canal Zone
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Kelly Field
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Cotton Market Shifts Amid Futures Decline
Market reports show cotton futures wavering as traders weigh supply signals and demand estimates. Analysts note volatility in benchmark contracts and mixed activity across exchanges, with key buyers monitoring global cotton demand trends and currency effects.
War Department Bill Accepted on House Compromise
The House approved the $349,840,000 war department appropriation after compromising with the Senate to drop $22,000,000 for year round training camps for unemployed youths. The bill now awaits Senate action and the president’s signature. It also includes $22,500 for remount purchases, kept in after conferees resolved the prior disagreement.
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Pleasanton Dance Night at Shadow Tand Hall features Beck’s Orchestra
City notices advertise Saturday dances at Oak Grove hall and Pleasanton events. Beck’s orchestra provides music for the March 5 1932 program. The piece also mentions Buddy Hancock’s orchestra and a reference to a real life “Enoch Arden” tale. The ad cites The American Weekly and San Antonio Light for more details.
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Sex
Oak Grove Hall
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Next Funfing
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Funeral for Dr Ralph Ericson in San Antonio
Dr Ralph Ericson 35 of San Antonio died at home. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Zizkk Kearns parlor with Rev P B Hill. Burial in Mission Park. Native of Marquette, he lived in San Antonio 10 years. He was a 32nd degree Mason and held multiple health and dental posts. Survived by widow Lucile, parents August and Mrs Ericson, two brothers Dr Harvey and Dr H L Ericson. He was last seen leaving One Medont Arts building Thursday feeling ill.
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