New Tax Plans Confusing in Congress Fight
Washington reports a wave of new tax proposals from President Roosevelt aimed at funding bonuses and farm programs. Three levy types target corporations, farmers and consumer prices, with debates over legality and political motive fueling congressional clashes.
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Washington, D.C
Marcin
Roevelt
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Congress
Co Emaig
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Axa
Dusty winds lift grain market as prices rise in Chicago
Grain market reports show wheat led gains amid dust storms in the Southwest and rising temperatures. July wheat advanced while May and other grains followed, with outlooks dampened by war scare talk and variable government export hopes. Kansas and Nebraska reported dry conditions and pest concerns as markets reflected firm, cautious sentiment. Hay prices in San Antonio and Kansas City area markets also noted, with receipts and bids listed.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
London
Llosa
French Gold and French Rentes Reflect Fiscal Sentiment
The article argues national debt notes reveal public mood about France. It notes 3 percent rentes fall as France sells gold, with church influence and political shifts, especially after May 11 when the Flandin ministry fell and Laval formed a new cabinet. It highlights temporary franc relief followed by renewed gold loss and further rente declines signaling fiscal concern.
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Flandin
Fremier Laval
Lytle School Takes Over Federal Canning Plant
County Commissioner Harry Whillet announces the large canning plant has been turned over to the school and will be operated by the school board. The plant was installed by the federal government at a federal project six years ago. A 1934 Studebaker six sedan is for sale at $545 in light classifieds.
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Lytle Schoal
LYTLE
Harry Whillet
Studebaker
Tourists Return From Mexico City With Pan American Highway News
A four person delegation including Frank Switalski general manager of the Cincinnati Automobile Club Frances At Rate automobile editor of the Cincinnati Times Star Burt S Thompson travel service director and Todd Stoops secretary manager of the Hackier Motor Club passed through San Antonio en route to the Midwest. They brought first hand information about the new Pan American highway to Mexico City and their travel plans extend to Indianapolis.
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Clvi
San Antonio
Frank Switalski
Gets Eral
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Frances At. Rate
Cinrin- Meu ‘Limes-Star
Burt Ts. Thompay
Todd Stoops
Hackier Motor Eltb
Indianapolis
Ind
Home Town to Honor Dr Cove in Monument Plans
In HANDY France March 74, Emile Cove renowned for auto-suggestion theories will be honored with a monument. A ceremony is planned with a panel on his famed formula Nay by day in every way to getting better and better.
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Handy
France
Emile Cove
América
Tome
Iittit
Eclfi-Improverent
Cotton Market Opens Steady in New Orleans and Liverpool
AP reports a steady to slightly higher opening across markets. May prices near 10.796 cents, July around 10.45, October 10.26, December 10.16 as early trading shows irregularity and gains fade. Liverpool quotations show American middling at 5.58 pence with futures steady.
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Elma
Pricea
Liverrook
New York
York
Jarcin
Catton Natures
Forches
Rch
Canes Danuires
Alend Y. Marci
Prey
Cine
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets in Kansas City and Chicago
March 10 reports show varied poultry and produce quotes across Kansas City and Chicago markets. Details include prices for hens, ducks, and various produce items, with notes on supply, demand, and quality standards in the AP dispatches.
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Leshhreen
Larhep
Buller
Fuore
Cmicago
Prient Idaho Yisset Burbanis
U. S
Volorade
Mechyres
B.S
Nebraska
Foreign exchange notes DOLLAR MARKET LONDON AND PARIS
London and Paris exchange markets closed with the dollar on the move against major currencies. In London the franc and pound showed mixed shifts with the franc buying at about 2.74 francs per dollar and the pound weakening versus the dollar from yesterday’s close. Paris fixed the dollar at 15.94 francs, aligning with the New York overnight rate.
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Fism
Taris
United States
New York
Students Strike for Superintendent at St Helens High
About 400 students walked out as St Helens High School students picketed grounds today to protest the school board not renewing Jay R. Austins contract as superintendent. Austin has led the district three years after ten years as principal.
Woman linked as accomplice in Lindbergh case storm proceeds
A Flemington trial letter from a juror claims a New Jersey woman was an accomplice to Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping and asks for her arrest. The Evening Journal cites 10,000 similar communications urging action while noting insufficient evidence. Andrew Dutch denies a meeting with Dr Condon en route to Paris.
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LNS
Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Evening Journal
Trenton
Hauptmatin
Bruno
Damages Sought After Bleacher Collapse at Techfeld
Mrs Gladys Mary Bidwell sues Alamo City Baseball Club in Thirty-seventh District Court seeking 7000 damages for bleacher collapse injuries in July 1904 plus 241.50 for medical expenses. She alleges ongoing excruciating pain in her left foot and ankle and ongoing medical care and reduced ability to perform household duties.
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Techfeld
Alamo City Beseball Glub
Gladys Mary Bidwell
Birdwell
WPA Chief Defines Relief Case Status
WPA chief Jacopo Baker, speaking with state officials, defines relief cases as workers expected to perform a day's labor for flag pay when accepted on WPA projects. He says most workers are qualified to produce permanent, worthwhile results and that men and women on projects must be capable of productive work, reflecting Southwestern states.
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Works Progress Administration
Jacopo Baker
Baker
WEA
Lone
Baker 5
Southwestern
House Moves to Impeach Ritter Trial Steps Planned
Washington March 10. The House planned preliminary steps toward the impeachment trial of Federal Judge Halstead L. Hitter of Florida. A three man prosecuting committee prepared to carry to the Senate articles of impeachment recently voted by the House accusing Ritter of high crimes and misdemeanors. The jurist will be given time to file an answer around March 3. The actual trial is expected to be in April.
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Ritter
Washington, D.C
Halstead L. Hitter
Florida
Committee of Representatives
Senate
Witness testifies in slaying case of special deputy Cisneros
Testimony recounts Tony Cisneros a special deputy sheriff shot to death while trying to settle an argument offered by Rudolph Berreta of 1422 West Savings Street in the Raymond Sanchez taxi line owner case in Criminal District court Tuesday. Exnodez is charged by indictment with the pistol slaying at Ly Especial bar 100 block Buena Vista Street on December 25.
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Tony Cisneros
Rudolph Bprreta
West Savings Street
Raymond Sanchez
Exnodez
Cisneros
Ly Especial Bar
Buena Vista Street
Rose Plans Texas Super Jumbo Circus Exposition
New York reports Rose outlines a Texas Trantler Centennial exposition at Fort Worth. The plan includes a three ring circus, a live stock show, a frontier city, and a 100 yard square swimming pool. Rose aims to recruit stars and 2000 Indians with 1000 cowboys and girls for a Texas pageant.
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Bilby Hose Ingkod
Fort Worth
Ose
Rose
Bhirley Temple
Guy] Tambardo
Jack Benny
Texas
The
Alamo
San Jacinto
Oil man's wife granted divorce and 15000 settlement
Verlion George Schimmel, oil man, and Mrs Evelyn Rawley Schimmel see their divorce resolved. Mrs Schimmel was granted the divorce and awarded a 15000 settlement in the Winetyshila District court, with related civil suits and community property claims also disposed of. Quintanilla, San Antonio attorney, announced the settlements.
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Verlion George Schimmel
Evelyn Rawley Schimmel
N. A. Quintallla
San Antonio
Livestock markets report from St Louis and Chicago
Livestock market update reports steady to firm cattle and hog trade across major prelim markets. Receipts in St Louis, Chicago, and Kansas City show active demand with calves and yearlings moving, hogs selling 9.75 to 10.60 per cwt in places, while cattle and sheep show varied but generally steady to higher prices for select lots and weights.
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Daly
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USDA
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Hicago
Ontckee
Tae
Baer
Ted
Alberta Social Credit Plan Falters Amid Tax Hikes
Ottawa reports that after 64 percent elected Premier Aberhart, Albertans pulled savings from banks, while business nervousness grew. Aberhart pushed to balance finances with taxes and a 2 percent provincial sales tax, raising income taxes and car levies, and warned of lower bond interest. Critics say the plan lacks funds and may harm national credit as calls for dividends fade.
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Social Credit Party
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British Columbia
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Newfoundland
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Atetharte
Social Credit
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England
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London
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United Parrout
Dongina Es & Reconstruction
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Claus
Alerca
Mir
Aloarta
National Credit
Livermore Jr Undergoes Minor Operation in Santa Barbara
Jesse Livermore Jr., son of the Wall Street figure, underwent a minor plastic operation in Santa Barbara on the eve of his mother’s preliminary hearing. Dr. Tying Wills performed the procedure, and doctors said he could return to his mother’s home in a few days after discharge from the hospital.
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Jesse Livermore
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jesse Livermore Jr
Lane
Whalebone Paving Removed From Church Front
MONTEREY Calif March 2 Paving of whalebone laid in front of San Carlos church has been taken up due to decayed condition making walking unsafe.
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Monterey
Calif
San Carlos Church
Money and Metals Roundup of Global Rates and Prices
In London and New York markets, money rates show stability with banker acceptances unchanged and rediscount rate at 1 percent in New York. London metal prices span tin copper zinc and lead with spot and futures quoted, while gold and silver valuations hold steady. Foreign exchange displays varied rates for pound, franc, mark, and other currencies, with multiple national demands and cables noted.
Four Year Old Dies From Burns In Kitchen Fire
Evengeline Rangel aged four died at Robert Green Hospital after injuries from a fire in her home at 162 Montezuma Street. Her clothing reportedly caught fire while she played in the kitchen. The incident occurred February 16.
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Fort Sam Soldier Robbed by Bandit
Fort Sam Houston soldier told police Tuesday he was robbed by an armed man in the 300 block of South Concho Street. The victim reported the assailant took cash amounting to 139.
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Joan Hall
Fort Sam Houston
South Concho
Stock Market Slumps Then Rebounds Amid Mixed Gains
New York traders started with a strong rush but markets eased, yielding fractional gains around noon as profit taking resurfaced. Shares rose notably for Chrysler, Bethlehem, Westinghouse, American Can, Goodyear, and others while American Telephone lost ground. Westinghouse's 1955 results boosted sentiment despite tax concerns. Retail outlook foresees about 30 percent ahead of last year, though 1930s comparisons linger.
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Chrysler
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Amerada
Seaboard Oil
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Anaconda
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Adda
Wool Market Quiet in Boston as London Reports Await
Wool trading in Boston showed no decisive activity with nominal prices and no established market quotes. Boston traders awaited early London reports as a new auction series was set to begin, influencing next moves in domestic and foreign wool markets.
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USDA
London
Rain Cheering Ranch Mohair Market in Texas
Rain across Southwest Texas brings hopeful news for Mohair and wool markets. Meher offers for wool and mohair hold at 69 and 19 cents per pound amid steady demand. Ranchers report growing wool activity, with many contracts and shipments toward wool and mohair centers. Cowboys note strong goat and sheep conditions, especially in Hill Country and Lampasas County where stock numbers rise and inventories exceed prior years.
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National
Marfa
Alpine
Eden
Brady
Coleman
Winters
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Sterting City
Texas
del Rio
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Truscoe Rich
Idaho
Growers' Association
Texas Sheep
Gort
Scout Trainers Discuss National Training Conference At Camp
Gotke, president of the scouts university, addressed Alamo Area council on the national Boy Scout leadership training conference at French Lick Springs Indiana. District commissioner G Ferrell Moore chaired. Tom Portwood and others attended. Gail Bryan and Jeff Sunday were announced to attend the conference and receive honorary degrees.
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GW. Gotke
Scoutors’ University
Boy Scout Teadera
French Alex Springs
Ind
Hic Monilay
Alamo
Young People of Agudas Achim Meet at Hebrew Institute
The Young Peoples league of the Agudas Achim synagogue will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Hebrew Institute with Jake Ratner presiding. A program follows featuring a synagogue school play and a talk by Rabbi David Tamarkin. Mrs. M. Orvnansky leads the program. Miss Erol Vertex directs. social hour to follow.
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Young Peoples League of the
Hebrew Institute
Jake Ratner
David Tamarkin
M. Orvnansky
Erol Vertex
Social Our
U S Steel reports February steel shipments drop
United States Steel Corporation announced a 45 008 ton decline in finished steel product shipments for February. The February total reached 676 318 tons, down from 721 414 tons in January, but February remains the best month for 1031 or earlier.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Victory at Kelly Road to Get Safer Sidewalks
Pedestrians at Kelly field who have dodged carn up and down the main street since 1917 will soon have a safe path to travel. Work to construct paved sidewalks along the road near the quarters and barracks is now under way.
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Kelly Field
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