Prices Fall for Pork Amid Market Decline
Pork prices softened as buyers stayed scarce, with 1 to 2 pound loins offered up to 12 cents a pound, down from the day prior, while pork receipts and other meats fluctuated. New York State reports slight price gains in some wholesale produce though overall prices remain tight due to conditions. A fence dispute in Westville, Oklahoma, ended in a fatal shooting, Virgil Rap aged 60 killed and George Boake arrested.
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Malen
Dunn
Chicago
KDW
York
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Today
New York
Fragmentary Voice Notes From a Distant Page
A garbled historical OCR fragment hints at a chaotic narration with mentions of improvised remedies and names. The text references medical terms like bile and liver and includes partial phrases about a storm and restorative pills, but clarity is limited by damaged text and scattered terms.
West Griffin Given Primary Century Runoff
In the 9 candidate Democratic primary for a congressional seat to replace John Garner, Millen Wrat of Brownsville and Gordon Griffin of McAllen led with top vote counts. A runoff is set for March 15 to face Carlos Watson of Brownsville in the general election on April 22. candidates and their votes included Noble G. Cofer 423, Gordon Griffin 405, Pulliam 9995, Milton West 9174, and Hal York 22.
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Uwalde
Fifterath Distach
Millen Wrat
Brownsville
Gordon Griffin
McAllen
Peter Tuarr
John N. Garner
Thon
Carlos Watson
Moulton Cobb
Noble G. Cofer
W A. Dannelly
Jordan Lawler
W. Pulliam
BR. Tipe
Milton West
Hal York
Purim Service at Temple Beth-El Highlights Great Escape Talk
A special service at Temple Beth-El marks Purim with Rabbi Ephraim Frist speaking on The Great Escape at Friday evening prayers. Saturday at 10 30 a m the Council of Jewish Women hosts a program honoring achievements and aspirations of the nervina and logicorncrs, led by Mrs. Dave Pincus and other officers.
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Temple
Ephraim Fristh
Temple Beth-El
Persian Empire
Persia
Council of Jewish Women
Nervina
Dave Pincus
Mesdames
Ziivmere Many M
Len Dubinzki
A A Brown
Mits
Adsle Relch
Rahn Frisch
Rearmed Germany Feared by France Headlines in Paris
In Paris concern rises over a stronger Germany as France weighs security options. Reports indicate key officials including MacDonald and Daladier discuss possible military or diplomatic moves to counter a rearmed Germany amid tense international forecasts.
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Germany
France
Paris
Ftnrrh
MacDonald
John Slor
Bnelend
Snd
Premer Dalacer
Reninsk
Pain relief claims for Ren-Gay and imitations
An old advertisement touts Ren-Gay pain balm for chest pains headaches and other aches promising quick relief without drugs. It warns of imitation copies and synthetic imitations sold cheaply, urging customers to ask pharmacists for the genuine Ren-Gay product.
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Ben-Gay
Alain
Slih
Bnee
Open Forum On Inners 19 Wrestling Show Sparks Moral Debate
The letter criticizes a Friday wrestling event featuring gladiators and prize fights, arguing it degrades participants and harms impressionable boys and girls. The writer urges parents and allied groups to keep children away from such exhibitions and calls for ministerial and welfare action.
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Chester
San Antonio Market Prices Rise On Wholesale Shifts
Increases in food prices push groceries higher as wholesalers and meat packers push cash terms on retailers. Civiletta notes bacon and ham up a few cents per pound while flour and beans rise. butter and sugar show limited local moves. Cited shifts affect consumer costs and rental directory inclusion noted for Sunday Light.
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San Antonio
Joe Civilblo
Retail Grocers’ Association
Baann
Cigiletta
Civiguo
Cloulette
Lineeloee
Civilelto
BAE
Stand on Skating Maintained
A reader questions the locality and childhood skating memories, noting how children gathered and moved on a redeveloped surface. The writer reflects on behavior, civility, and tax responsibility while avoiding further conflict as they continue paying school and other taxes.
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Saar
JM. R
Childihood
Hawt
Fishermen Rescued After Ice Floe Drift Near Ashland
In Ashland Wisconsin March, two Madeline Island fishermen George Ja Recque and Quite Sandstrom were swept about forty miles across the bay on a drifting ice floe. They were rescued near Little Girl Point, Michigan, and brought to safety following the perilous ordeal.
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Ashland
Take Superior
Madeline Island
Here
George Ja Recque
Quite Sandstrom
Little Girl Point
Mich
Call Moratorium on Debtors Processes in Property Laws
The legislature yesterday ordered a moratorium through April 3 on sheriffs sales and foreclosures in certain proportional property actions. The measure pauses writs of execution and related processes, delaying enforcement until the specified date.
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Tay Parton Ae
Yeaterday Orsard
Wang
British Navy Outlay for 1933 Rises Significantly
London reports British navy estimates for 1933 total 53,570,000 pounds, up 9,093,700 from last year. Of this, 2,355,480 pounds funds normal progress with new construction including four cruisers likely one Leander and three Arethusa types, plus eight destroyers and several submarines and sloops in the program.
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London
England
Submarine Attack Drill Executes Off California Coast
U S fleet poised for a simulated submarine attack near the California coast on the fourth day of a peacetime seamanship test. Some 154 ships participate under Rear Admiral J W Greenslade with IV B type and five V type submarines deployed.
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U.S
California
J. W. Greenslade
Fight Texans Made Kentucky Colonels BRANKFORT. Ey
Acting Governor A A Chandler appointed 141 Kentucky colonels including James M Drakean Dallas Archie Pare Boo Harket Joe Greathouse V G Duvall R R Stovall Maury Hughes and Charles G Lemly of Austin. Philadelphia text notes a rescue of a child from a window by a passerby in Bly arms.
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Kentucky
Brankfort
A. A Chandler
James M. Drackean
Dallas
Archie Pare
Boo Harket
Joe Greathouse
V. G. Duvall
R. R. Stovall
Maury Hugues
Charles G. Lemly
Austin
Bandits Rob Grande Courts Tourist Camp in Early Morning Heist
Two heavyset men robbed the Grande Courts tourist camp at 755 East Mulberry early Thursday, forcing night manager G. P. Regiey to hand over $60 from the cash register. A guest Grimsley was threatened as he arrived, while driver Oxford Dowlern was forced to transport them. Police found no trace of the criminals.
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Grande Courts
East Mulberry
G.P. Regiey
Grimslay
Trxi
Jefer
Oxford Dowlern
Broadway
Tenth Street
Platole
Keeley
Grimsley
Kepley
Kansas City Livestock Exchange Plans Weeklong Holiday
Kansas City March 93 TM The Kansas City Livestock Exchange plans to close at 2 p.m. today for the remainder of the week. The board of directors declared a holiday sale to cope with a week end lull in movement of livestock and the inability to move a reserve fund. Imam Chicago thanks to Kansas City for handling transactions.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Lvestock
Imam Chicago Hanks
Dictatorship in Austria Hailed by Hitler Group
Vienna report states the Hitler faction hailed Austria’s dictatorship as a step toward German union. The Socialist party warned of civil war while National Socialists mocked Dollfuss efforts to suppress demonstrations. Alfred Frauenfeld claimed dictatorship would aid Hitlerites regardless of motive.
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Austria
Hitler
Vienna
Socialist Party
Ghanvelior
Engelbert Dollfuss
Alfred Frauenfeld
Naa
Tillterites
Ohio May Permit Passbook Market
Ohio may permit licensed brokers to buy and sell passbooks of bank depositors. Edwin Judy, attorney inspector for the division of Izcorltas, said a state wide plan is being studied. It would publish passbook quotations in a banner similar to stock and bond quotes.
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Gleveland
Mare
Ohio
Edwin Judy
Izcorl
Tas
Sailors To Strike Swedish Ships Across Nation
London reports an immediate strike on all Swedish merchant ships by about 10 000 sailors after talks with owners over a new wage agreement collapsed. Central News dispatch from Stockholm says the action was decided today.
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London
Stockholm
Gas Well Fire Still Raging Near Corpus Christi
Fire fighters battled a spreading gas well blaze in the Refugle residence district near Corpus Christi. The Arlesian No. 3 well leaked gas beneath the surface, flames erupted through cracks, widening the crater as 13 homes were ruined and losses exceeded 35 000 dollars.
Black-Draught Relief Promises In Hazy Testimony
The fragment describes believers who take Black-Draught and report lightness after meals. A speaker credits the tonic with soothing feelings and a strange sense of relief, claiming it as a pleasant aid. Mentions of individuals and a cost of 1 cent are noted in ragged dialogue.
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Nella
Kiem
Hantavius
Dla
Childeen
Tnr
Contein
Jae & Odp
Purification Health Ad Promises Vital Purge
An advertisement touts a purification regimen claiming to cleanse the body and restore wealth by taking Calpizis-ahe pills twice daily for weeks. It invoices Calntabs as purifying the liver kidneys stomach and bowels, urging readers to buy the family package from druggists.
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Seth
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Ahern
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Cuba
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