EINK SLIP FIGHT PREDICTED IN DENATE IN DC
Washington notes an intense clash over repeal of the income tax publicity law as the House passes a 112 to 98 vote and the Senate debates its fate. Chairman Harrison seeks expedited action while Blanton and opponents argue the move invades privacy and harms business, with bipartisan concerns voiced.
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Washington
Althouet
Senate
Pat Harrison
Senaté
Blanton
Harrison Seid
Morgenthau
Blantoned
Myapery
Ant ‘Busineas
Spinet
Sip
Gconnor
New York
Mies Committee
Snall
Ignteenth Snendaent
O'Connor
Livestock Trade Notice in San Antonio and Nearby Markets
Fragmentary notice lists livestock items including hogs and feeds, with scattered references to farms, locations such as San Antonio and Platteville, and various feed and grain terms. Details are unclear but indicate sale or trade of hogs and related commodities.
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Herse
San Antonio
Platteville
Lay
Steel stock outlook and dividends amid 1930s demand trends
The article traces steel industry activity, noting a strong 200 percent capacity indication and a rising monthly rate, with projections that companies may show profits and holders expect dividends. It compares the 1928 peak dividend of 4.50 to the December 1934 level at 16 cents, and mentions lingering overhangs on prior securities affecting common stock holders' prospects.
Brady area oil and gas wells activity report
An oil and gas update near Brady notes water wells, test depths, and casing plans. Wells such as Cardinal Ol No 4 and White Bros Nos 1 and 2 show drilling progress, saltwater casing concerns, and near-term spudding, with operations shifting to the C. C. Ledbetter ranch about 38 miles east.
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Brady
Etuck
Ellenberger
Cardinal Gil Company
White Bros
Shiver Soitheast
Cardinal Ol Company
Northwess
William Dewey
Lolu Willis
C. C. Ledbetter
H. Disson Surevey
Wilness
McCulloch
Bree
Hunger marchers demand relief in McAlester protest
About thirty more hunger marchers from McAlester joined a Capitol protest, demanding immediate relief jobs and land. Governor Marland’s administration faced friction as a committee pushed for groceries funds and unemployment aid while National Guardsmen guarded the courthouse amid tensions and a planned night meeting.
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Oklandma City
Marsh
McAlester
Capitol
Dimiand
Resverdty
Mariani
Bach
Leone
Philips
Vig
Wrocerie
Ordbys
Marland
OFRA
Aungry
Uelnig
Sherifh
Dollar Quotations 1 Windon March 1 Item
Fragmented OCR text reports quoted financial data and opinions with several garbled phrases. The readable items mention March 1 and Portipis with a numeric figure and a comparison to another value, but the rest is indecipherable. No clear names or concrete events emerge beyond the dated context.
Texas House debates $3 million centennial appropriation
March 12 session in Texas House explored a $3,000,000 bill to fund a centennial celebration honoring a one hundredth birthday. Governor Allred urged adequate provision, while opponents warned of rising warrants, stressing fiscal restraint and possible tax burdens amid heated debate led by Rep Jeli Stinson and Rep Bob Galvert.
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Vrelmine
Texas
Lagny Whey
Janes
House of Representatives
Bill Oy
Jeli Stinson
Dallas
Senate
Bob Gal- Vert
Caleverk
Whitter
Leonard Westfall
Aspernent
Westfall
Mississippi
Cal
J. W. Agatrson
Densegn
Mic Iiue
Cotton Market Reacts to Trade News and Prices Drop
In New Orleans traders report varied impact from trade actions with prices fluctuating as workers and buyers react to market conditions. Analysts note sales slowdowns and erratic activity amid tensions over futures and cash market dynamics while large buyers adjust positions and mills monitor demand.
Further aH in Industry Predicted by Leaves
New York March 12 Professor of Keonomics says industrial activity fell to year lows, with inflationary steps and a gradual recession expected through June, aided by weak goods distribution, high living costs, and tax burdens. Retail trade drags, textiles dull, and demand for electrical appliances weak. Financial moves show refinancing but no new capital. NRA liquidation looms, and money policy raises inflation risks as banks prepare for government debt handling.
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Waney
New York University
New York
Wdusky
Bub
Biskness Témpins
NRA
Shicn
Wyder
Trigbeltig
Swift and Company
Federal Reserve
Mae
Gald
Wall Street Briefs March Totals and Dividends Noted
A Wall Street brief notes March totals for the Ameris Telegraph Company and Telegraph Company MW Tianary with a combined sum around 1251 490 and 27 278.07 in the same month. It lists operating items including dividends and government-related entries with figures and mentions of earnings in rupees and other details.
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Apg
Reesya
Wherere
Amerisrah Telephitine and Telegraph Company
MW Tianary
Coniapis Wisi
Paar Uke
Anago Dairy Products Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists dairy products and items likely from a warehouse or store notice. Reads with garbled product names and quantities, referencing butter margarine and other dairy goods, plus scattered numbers and a location hint possibly in a city area.
Grain Market Notes Mixed Movements and Prices Dip
Market watchers report relative steadiness in cottage buying and an opening decline, while May wheat and corn show firmings. Reports from Liverpool and the Ohio Valley describe mild price declines with some recovery expectations as domestic grain belt precipitation affects supplies. Provisions and hay prices in San Antonio are listed with bid numbers and local market activity.
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Nawidattem
Erama
Liverpool
Ohio Valley
Cottonseed Report Totals For Period In Washington D C
Washington March 1. Cottonseed totals for the period August 1 to February 28 are reported with figures for crude oil, meal, and byproducts. On hand February 28 and during the period, production and stocks show year over year changes with thousands of tons and pounds of oil, meal, hulls, and byproducts listed.
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Washington
D. C
Missebruary
Hoint Porns
Moke Asd Mex
Handebeie Toms
Poultry and Eggs Market Report from New York Chicago
The SEW YORK POULTRY and CHICAGO POULTRY sections show market activities with quotes on various poultry items, eggs, and related commodities. Prices and trading terms are listed for multiple grades, including US No 4 and US No 1, with regional quotes and exchange notes indicating international currency movements and market tone.
St Marks church launches $60,000 memorial fund drive
St Marks church launches a campaign to raise $60,000 as a memorial fund for Robert E. Ler and other parish pioneers. Proceeds will repay indebtedness from 1896 for the Yerish house and educational building. Campaign runs March 19 to 38 under Albert Steves Jr. and Walter Walthall with 200 solicitors in 12 sections.
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J. H. Praxt
Carl F. Grows
R. B. Megee
W. C. Ferry
Adolph G. Seciinatin
Wallkie Carnahan
Frank M. Gillespie
Tom Gish
Douglass W. King
John BE. Mitchell
AL. Muir
Walter Walthall
San Antonio Livestock Auctions Mixed Trading Slows
Market reports show lighter to middling demand across cattle, calves, and hogs in San Antonio and Kansas City listings. Prices for choice Irish cattle rose while goats and yearlings varied, with early week sales helped by steadier to firmer values in select grades and bystands.
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San Antonio
Meriarn
Navy
Ieta
Jen Sucou
Chace
Utcaso Morel Leazo Atechnis
Strom
Suede Jghert
Slaughler Pigs
Receinti
Geoda
Fragmented OCR notes on yields and events at New York markets
Fragmentary passage references New York markets in March with dates and figures, mentions raw allies, colors, and jewelry terms. Includes stray numbers, brands, and unclear names, resembling a pasted OCR page with mixed words and garbled phrases.
Fruits and vegetables trade report with Texas market figures
United States agricultural brief lists spinach carrots apples oranges peppers and other produce with state totals and prices. Shipping market notes strength in South Texas and varied prices across hubs in Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago St Louis Philadelphia New York and other markets.
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Dorarineris
United States
Texas
Texan
Stock Market Moves and Dull Trading Amid Mixed Readings
Early trading showed a feeble market with few stocks advancing about one point. Gains appeared in Anpennine, Corn Products, National Det Fare, Ampnitan Cra, Socony Vacuum, and Santa Fe while Manville, Columbian, Carbon U.S. Industrial Alcohol lagged. Overall activity remained subdued as traders awaited signals and fresh money.
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Taday
Pricca
U.S
Union
Ecithc
Cerra de Pasa
National Disa
N Tee
Mindy
Matare
Picture company reports 1934 net profit
News copy notes a picture company and ant quiiation rennrt show 1934 net profit of $298,702 after charges and nonrecurring tosses. Earnings also reflect a tax and other deductions. In the prior year the firm posted net losses of $1,045,859.
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Stuivnrsn Picture Company
Ant Quiiation Rennrt
Chacean
Lexee
Iotinian
Paris Francs Close and Opening Figures Report
The report records Paris francs closing at 88,0425 with a prior close of 149025 francs and an opening level around 23.0. The data appears to be an exchange or commodities bulletin with terms and figures that reflect a volatile session.
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Paris
Nhe Tranc
Yestering
Market Prices and Over Supplies Reported
Markets show oversupply pressure with prices easing across fruits vegetables and dairy. Quotations drift lower on bananas apples oranges tomatoes cucumbers lettuce and spinach while dairy butter and eggs hold tentative steadiness amid cautious demand.
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Busane Wits
Dwes
Seton
Era
Geonies
Granger
Florian
Soussa
Foreign Markets Show Mixed Activity Across London and Berlin
London markets recovered from a fall as trading remained irregular and volatile amid late declines. In Berlin the stock exchange opened unsure and edged toward firmness before closing largely unchanged as investors balanced gains and cautions.
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London
Honda
Xenanke
Ee Developments
Parla -Vrives
Douwrse
Uactive
Mn Rentes
Interese
Berlin
Carloadings and freight figures from March week report
Carload statistics from St Louis showing freight revenue and loaded units for the week ending March 9. Comparison with previous year indicates total loaded units around 20 721 and declines in certain lines. International and Great Northern lines report 328 carg as against 479 a year earlier. Plus London market notes on copper, tin, coal prices and an unfurnished rental at 0112 West Houston Street.
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ST. Louie
Miescuri Peeatic Talleosd Imadea
Ulagook
Eara
Aml International- Ureat Northern Lines
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