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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
6
Early trading in New York showed only small moves across stocks with few industrials advancing. Meager gains appeared in rail, steel, and some chemical shares while autos and public utilities fluctuated and mixed volumes persisted amid cautious betting on future demand and policy signals.
Trading at San Antonio and Kansas City markets shows activity for cattle and hogs, with steady to slower movement. Receipts include calves, steers, and heifers, with prices ranging in the mid to upper dollars per hundredweight, while sheep and lambs remain active but selective.
Brady Brook of Hereford received a trophy from the Houston Junior Chamber for outstanding Hereford breeder efforts. His calf, fed by Mut Reby Laidwick, won the Bredd championship at the Houston stock show. Range farmers signal continued nationwide drive with federal reduction plans.
Cotton prices and market chatter introduce a notes filled report from New Orleans with references to firmer tones and modest gains on certain contracts. The piece mentions actions in New York markets and potential shifts in July positions and pricing, while noting the broader context of trading during a period of unsettled demand.
Grain market reports from GHICAGD indicate persistent speculation in wheat and corn as talks of supply, weather, and stock levels influence prices. Prices show declines from earlier highs with limited rally potential amid uncertain demand and overseas market softness.
A planned subsistence farm west of Antonie, endorsed by the chamber of commerce agriculture committee at a Monday noon meeting at Plaza Hojsi, aims to secure funds from LAS PVA. G H Byrnes of Gan Antopin led the farm plan, with requests to Connally and Representative Biehtig to obtain adequate government funding and expansion for mediaine needs south of the city along the abd pus Christi road. FL Ory presided.
A garbled Chicago court item describes a postal law charge against an unidentified individual. The fragment mentions March, national authority, and a reference to a prosecutor or minister, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
A clash at the Ward Linn docks in Havana left one killer dead and nine wounded among workers and soldiers. Reports say fighting broke out during a confrontation between specific workers and dock crews as authorities attempted to restore order. The incident occurred March 1 in Havana, with ongoing investigations by local forces.
The body of Lieutenant Arthur Kerwin Jr. 23, killed in a plane crash at Fort Sam Houston will lie in state Tuesday afternoon at the post chapel, with services at 3 p.m. in Fort Sam Houston’s national cemetery. Chaplain O J Cobre and Rev W A Portia will officiate. honorary pallbearers include six classmates. Surviving are his widow Mrs Sabra Kerwin, father AA Kerwin Sr, and two sisters Miss Alf Frances Kerwin and Mrs Nad nt of Los Angeles.
Wall Street notes mixed commentary on world affairs and speculative interest as markets show fluctuating futures. Dividend details, index figures, and periodic estimates anchor a tense financial landscape with foreign operations and domestic corporate data shaping investor tone.
London markets edged higher as miners gained while metals like nickel and tin fluctuated. Continental stocks weakened on unsettled European rates. Paris Bordeaux and Madrid shares moved with eurozone volatility. Berlin and Milan shares declined amid cautious trading and mixed signals from global commodity prices.
Debates cover temporary army mail service and permanent air mail legislation as committees hear testimony. France consideration of a general lax bill and stock market regulation hearings loom. Independent offices bill with amendments faces veterans benefits issues. Tariff hearing recaps follow.
An event titled as operatic excerpts by the San Antony Clue Opera company and Allied Music association featured performers Henry Kroeger Pleas McNeil Frances Clark Hepter Florence Brush Dorothy Lodovic Dooley. The program included a ballet piece and was part of a series of concerts hosted by the municipal angitorism.
Three men face burglary and larceny counts in Justice of the Peace court over plumbing fixtures of about $50 in value. Accused are William Zachutias and Wiryer Pan of 3749 West Contitiernr Street and Jocores, linked to the theft of fixtures valued at around $160 from a home on West Salinas Street.
Republican Kansas member objects to a provision allowing the president to set reciprocal trade fees. He argues the clause would hurt domestic millers and dairy producers by granting preference to certain foreign interests in the city hall context.
A transient, identified as Gage Frank Stanley Di, faces assault charges after a stabbing at Camp Berny. The incident occurred at night when the accused allegedly attacked William Reanaw, 35, and another transient. Authorities filed charges Monday in County Court Lam Wo.
Police report details an early Sunday burglary at 200 West Gramesen Place. Thieves entered while residents were dining, stealing jewelry valued around 1800 dollars and cash totaling 44 dollars. Further notes mention suspects and locations on Myrtle Street and Evaryday.
Tom Hunter of Wicnita Falls, a candidate for the Texel governor, will speak before the Federation of Veterans at the Tabor Temple at 8 p.m. Monday. BROKER EO AID WIFE. LOS ANGELES, March 12. Alfred Read, former Qakiatid wo serving a ab-day fail sen vice on my ex on ten Mira, Miriam shiner hoot all the caren actress envnes, up toy petri.
The report covers dollar quotations, bullion prices, and exchange activity as markets open and close on a March day. It notes shifts in silver and franc values, references the U S dollar’s rate against foreign currencies, and mentions the impact on related commodities. The piece preserves historical pricing terms and market tone with unnamed figures and dates.
Delegates and alternates elected Saturday to attend the Bexar county home rule convention on March 24 plan informal gathering May Bay 8 PM in the east room of the auditorium The public invited per chairman Moris Stern The group expects questions at the county convention and a probable Monday night decision on the convention chairman The meeting may discuss provisions for the home rule charter and the secret meeting of hosting delegates from Hallardale and South San Antonio precincts was noted The bolters aim to shape the balance of power in the convention and the secrecy of their plans was acknowledged while the city machine’s influence remains a factor The official results from the home sale precincts are not reported and no action will be official until after Monday night’s meeting The gathering is considered a step toward organizing precinct delegates into a county council body.
Trevino, an employee, was attacked after failing to deliver three tires. Police report four suspects, two Mexicans and two white men, assaulted him at Leona Vista and Ruiz streets, stole $2, and fled with the victim later dumped near West Grayson Street. Trevino sustained head wounds and facial injuries requiring county hospital treatment.
An escaped Oklahoma state penitentiary convict was sentenced to 40 days in Bexar County jail after pleading guilty to unlawfully carrying a pistol. The case was heard in Cranty Court at Lew No Monday. The defendant, identified as an escapee, was involved in a gun incident at a local shop.
Washington March 22 The federal trade commission enlargement was proposed after White House signals to enact strong new fees this session The bill would add more commission members as experts on exchanges and tighten regulatory powers on Capitol Hill
In Harland California on March 22 Williamy Smith, 44, appeared before Police Judge HB Tyrrell Jenay on a catty complaint filed by his wife Haven. The judge admonished Smith and urged him to improve his behavior, noting the rapid marriage as he was told to leave.
Atlanta March 12 South relief efforts would wipe out most rural hardship if rehabilitation plans succeed says Lawrence Westbrook national relief administrator addressing 12 southern state directors. He cites about 16 percent of the population in areas with under 6000 people living on farms and urges relief tied to self sustenance and wage growth to improve rural economies and social conditions.
In Birmingham Alabama plans are underway to restart business after a $3,000,000 fire that damaged much of the downtown district. The principal sufferer says reconstruction is planned with many stores and firms affected and several injuries among bystanders. Firefighters responded with thirty three men on the scene. Damaged properties include the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph downtown exchange, Melancon department store, Calder Furniture, and J J Newbery Company.
Five speakers will address students during the week at One Central County Night. Speakers include Detective Bureau member Seret.P Ts, Rev. Allert Mitchell, history professor at St. Mary’s University, Chief S. G. Sarray, Lieut. P. Lannigan, Kelly Pleid, Major W. B. Gltn ey, and poet Sam Boustor.
Abilene man 4. B. Bloss of M4. address listed as Abilent was taken to Jourdant on Monday on a burglary charge. Incal officers assisted Sheriff M. SM. A poster of Almgcosa County in arresting the Taam Inn room at the Plaza hotel Sunday. Foster showed a warrant. Binsk with burglary 1 Plaasanton star recently.
Dr. Ton Antonio was elected president of the Southwest Chiropractic association at a Plana hotel meeting held Sunday. Other officers named include Dr. Fal Estes of Uvalde as vice president and Dr. Elis Drain of San Antonio as secretary-treasurer. Dr Bruno Dreyer of Marion presided.
A read of the Spring Free Rental Directory shows a fiscal year loss of 472,995 dollars for a listed real estate and rental business. The document references NAW YORK and includes a note about repairs and services at SOF amid annual figures.
San Antonio racketeers including E. Berry Ben Ruby and Joe Hobrecht face postponed pistol carrying charges after morning delays. Park Neal, a slot operator, was convicted and fined $100 plus costs. four cases were reset to Monday as attorneys seek federal court action. Hobrecht known as Bkeeter faces potential prison if appeal fails.
Market listings show tamaleas arrival and notable price points at the growers market on Monday. Various vegetables and fruits including peppers cauliflower spinach asparagus green beans potatoes and apples appear with prices and quantities, reflecting a bustling market scene with multiple vendors and commodity items.
60 CWA workers will loge jobs as the recently revived recreation system ends next Thursday. Robert Bass, supervisor, and his assistant Mrs. Mary Watson Young will be among those cut off. A month ago 965 employees were on the recreation program.
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