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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1934

Page

10

Dull Stock Market Trading Amid Minor Declines

New York March 1 stock commentary notes dull selling with few advances. Major industrials like General Motors United Aircraft U S Steel and U S Steel show minor declines while essential issues including Consolidated Gas and others register limited activity. International currency and treasury movements reflect cautious economic tone with modest gains in some sectors and shifts in exchange rates and government finance indicators.

New York Tex S. Bay Line Geners Motors Anerica Seeling United Aircraft American Teleplane U.S. Steel Mearomere Ward Senta Fe Consolidated “Gas Schenley DietMed Fox Fim Clooney Stelisticians Weil Af Agriculture Economier Indicarle Derer Auen Gt Rommerce Virtuale Pretecae Bern France

San Antonio Market Opens With Fresh Arrivals and Prices

Varieties of gamlex and other vegetables first appeared this season at the San Antonio fruit and vegetable market. Whitt Winter Pearmaine fetched 2500.8475 per box, Black Ben at 2.23 per pound, while lettuce prices fluctuated. Florida green peppers and mixed California crates entered, with Mexican tomatoes and beans selling at established rates. Prices listed for lettuce, beets, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, apples, pears, and other produce, along with dairy, poultry, and egg items. Market reports note ample wholesale demand and price shifts across multiple items.

San Antonio California Arizona Anid Amy Polatnes Eiraius Jose Ases Sfations Issi TV Arkansas Texas Steven Calif Brussels Oranzis Californias Ashes Box

Two in Race for Gonzales Office

Gonzales March 11 reports show two candidates entering the race for mayor. George Ewing seeks re election while Seuale Avnntced HL announces candidacy, as local interest grows.

Gonzales Pellijes SN. Alnsveren'é Blayar George Ewing

Grain Market Trends and Wheat Prices Decline

Grain notes from CHICAGO show early wheat prices slipping amid Washington policy uncertainties and weaker May futures. Corn and oats largely follow, with Argentine sales affecting contracts. San Antonio prices list regional grain values and hay costs for Thursday trading.

Chicago Washlenton Washington Tresey Marsenthan Swan Ory Rexard Ttn Araun Suppan Art Ag Duehos Ieee Janan

House Takes Up Cotton Bill Again

Washington report notes the House resumed debate on the Beakhead compulsory cotton control bill as sponsors press for action. The discussion centers on potential wage and trade consequences and the bill’s broader impact on industry and labor.

House Washington Macat W Gete Ithreatens Arbon Walt Smoge Lamarree

Veterans Benefits Bill Moves Toward Compromise Amid Veto Threats

Washington March 13 A Congress working toward a compromise on veterans and federal workers pay faced Senate and House negotiations. Amendments cut costs to about 261 million while preserving key veterans benefits, disability allowances, and restoration of pension indices. The administration and lawmakers debated lines of funding as a presidential veto threat loomed, with conferees expected to finalize terms today.

Washington, D. T Senate House Roosevelt Independent ‘Offices Nouse Alleg Tiber New York Sevale Une Revie Eoraw Tlan Adinistration Rouse Boran Reputan Edaho

Auto Makers Defy Labor Unions Over Labor Disputes

Washington reports that auto makers refuse to recognize labor unions as the nation faces potential major strikes. AFL chief William Green warned of a historic strike while the Wagner act debate continues. rail labor also seeks a wage conflict decision. Knudsen and Smith state GM will resist coercion and affirm workers’ rights to choose representation.

Washington D.C Maren I. Wr Ulons Isebor Autonome Aborthy Wiltnin Green American Federation of Labor Tre Nation Wagner Fabon Railway Labor Tie Management Automobile Indus Waleo de- Lo Qadnut Até General Motors William Tanor Union

Wright Seeks Federal Hearing on Police Radio System

Wright requests a federal hearing on the police radio system and related procedures. The article notes ongoing questions about frequency management and interoperability between agencies, with potential impacts on operations and public safety.

Wright

Gonzales Forms Fishermen’s 8 Crew at Charter Hue

In a local filing Gonzales formed an eight member fishermen crew tied to Sxqak Avenue and 22 Charter Hue. The action involved Fed, Greedint, Weldon, Sarvlary Keanyyer with recent regulatory steps noted.

Gonzales Cialis Sxqak Fed Greedint Weldon Keanyyer

Texas fruit and produce prices and market notes

Department of Agriculture and South Texas Chamber of Commerce report detailed mixed prices for Texas fruits and vegetables, listing strawberries peppers lettuce celery and other produce with varying bids. Market notes indicate slight weakness in spinach and softer tones at several Texas markets with shipments and arrivals reported May through Tuesday.

Dept. of Seri Texas Agri and South Texas Chamber of Commerce U.S Carolina Treunal Joebise

San Antonio Livestock Market Report Mixed Trade

Readable cattle market notes from San Antonio and Chicago listings describe price ranges for calves yearlings and fed cattle with activity varying by weight class. Reports mention buyers from city markets and fluctuating wholesale values across classes including heifers cows bulls and lambs with receipts around two to three thousand head.

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Demand Senate Probe of Phone Company

In Washington March 15 a member of the commerce committee urged a Senate inquiry into the American Telephone and Telegraph company. The proposal aims to place control of telephone, telegraph and radio facilities under the Federal Communications Commission. The advocate called it a good thing for the country to have some fields for regulation.

Senate Bington Irman NMAC Telephone and Telegraph Company Star Dail Federal Communications Commission Agerogn Telephone and Teestayih Organization

St Marys U Club to Hear Address at Gracious Event

St Marys University club plans a Thursday address by Leland, with officials from the university and arts department introducing the speaker. The gathering will be at Trauchans Bemoss collage on North AMA street Rascher, featuring remarks on finance and education.

St. Mary's U. Club Leland Te Cesimeren St. Mary's Universing Arts Trauchans Bemoss North Ama Street Rascher Feeat Erommiland Wil Introdine

Jury Tells Of Beat Scene In Weslaco Home

In Hidalgo County courtroom at San Marcos on March 13, state witnesses described the morning discovery at Ed C. Couch’s Weslaco home where Kelley lay fatally wounded. Edinburg banker W. G. Baker testified Kelley’s body was found center living room with a bloodstained pillow and a head wound, suggesting a murder linked to a political feud involving Couch’s faction.

San Marcos Texas Ed C. Couch Weslaco Clady &. Kelley Mateo Cuellar John Ybayra Hidalgo County Welley W. G. Baker Edinbury Kelley Ailyn Akey Lmik Bee Couch Felley

Cotton Market Opens Mixed as Prices Waver in New Orleans

In New Orleans cotton trading opened irregularly with early prices fluctuating up to four points and down as Liverpool steadied and sterling eased. May and July futures showed modest gains then retreats, while late morning quotes suggested a tentative firming before quiet tempo returned. Liverpool market notes from Glasgow reflecting similar volatility and slight recoveries near noon.

New Orleans Liverpool

Unclear text fragment on sales and metals report

Fragmentary OCR entry references money and metals with garbled names, sales data, and shipments. Key facts are unreadable. no clear persons, places, or organizations stand out.

Service Vets to Install 100 at Sorpus Ceremony

A public ceremony in Sorpus Christi features over 100 Service Vets set to install, with commander Fred Warlard announcing the event. Mayor William Shatter and Chamber of Commerce president Jatin Wright attend, along with other officials including Maxwell Munne and Robert Merther.

United Service Vets Mib Fred Eh Warlard Sabon Kofi Reng Promiient Stytykers William Shatter Jatin T. Wright Camrber of Commerce W. Hilliard Taft

Three Victims of Attacks Treated at L A Hospitals

Three men injured in overnight fights were being treated at Los Angeles area hospitals on Thursday. G Reynolds, 39, received head wounds and a broken arm after an attack at an Avenue E cafe. Richard Kelly, 22, a Fort Sam Houston soldier, suffered head lacerations and a facial cut when found unconscious near Travis and Nacogdoches Streets. Frank Marzsch, 44, was picked up in distress at Bueng Visti and Concho Streets with scalp injuries. A transient, who admitted arguing over money, was arrested.

L. A Gannee G. Reynolds Neald A Quan Reynolds Warren Short Suliee Richard Kelly Fort Sami Houston Travis Nacogdoches Frank Marzsch

Dog revived after death in Berkeley experiment

In Berkeley on March 15 a three year old fox terrier believed dead was revived by Dr. Robert Corsissi and colleagues using resuscitation with artificial respiration and oxygen. After two minutes of resuscitation a faint heartbeat appeared and within hours the dog was breathing and barking again.

Berkeley Calif Ing University of Calinthia Rober EB. Corsissi

Kiwanis Club Luncheon Features Indian Bagket Craft

George C G Mastin and Mrs. Efien Scholz Quillin will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Gunter hotel Friday noon. They will discuss the Hagical-maker Indians of the Tig Bend country and display slides from an expedition and examples of the handicraft of the tribe.

Tig Bend George CG Mastin Kiwanis Glub Gunter Hotel Efien Scholz Quillin Witheemitindiit Stra

Lindy Go-Between to Get Sentence

Reported in New York on March 19 the Lindy Go-Between case centers on a scheduled sentence. The text mentions a Manville defendant and a $45,900 figure related to a legal matter, with a judge's decision on a bond or bail issue.

Lindy New York Wignlut Will Reavai Marvell Isis General Vessiot

Wall Street Briefs Mix Crowded Salvo of March Markets

A jumble of urban finance notes references mayoral actions and global market fluctuations with scattered figures. The item mentions indices, bonds, and earnings in a crowded montage, noting varied prices and broad economic activity across cities.

Scout GCFMICLAT Named Mercedes Executive Scout Leader

In a regional employment update, Scout GCFMICLAT, also known as Mercedes, has been named executive at a Valley region firm. The assignment places the scout under supervision of Bob Lyon, with ties to Mercedes Valley and HL Paneling.

Gcfmiclat Mercedes Starch 15 Afohy Mefield Arex Roy Beet Rovnel Ley Bob Lyon Vailey HL

Tribute to British tars after Hong Kong rescue

Confused report describes a fire aboard USS Fulton near Hong Kong. The crew was saved by British destroyer Wishart and a merchant vessel. Eight crew members injured as heavy seas hampered towing toward Hong Kong. officials quote Captain and engineer accounts of the engine room blaze.

Henry Hongkong Leluuce Leon Flory Fulton Fulto Harry MoKenry U.S. N. Tt Uen Homs Wishart Singh Island Wishart de Fenty Toric Trey

Dollar Quotations Loom: FX Markets See Mixed Moves

Currency notes report U S dollar firming modestly amid trade demand while the pound retreats from early highs and the French franc weakens. Sterling trades around 4 pence for a notable value against the U S dollar as francs hover near 18.97 cents and other pairs show limited shifts in a cautious session.

Loxpon United States Vlad France

Foreign Markets Report Amid Turbulent Trading Session

The foreign markets showed a cautious close as several shares resisted gains. Industrials, German firms, and West African issues drifted lower with few buyers, while Parig-The market ended narrowly, signaling weakness across sectors and a generally flat close at prevailing levels.

Rsuard Medurale Reallaing Ane Priom Saree Pengralls Garman Homs West Africah Ninihe Bersin Hothe Prires Herve Turner

Damage Suit Filed Against Oil Company in Local Court

W. W. Bei, former agent for Humble Oil and Refining, files a damage suit in the thirty-third judicial district court here against Humble Oil and Refining Co seeking 10000 to 15000 pounds as exemplary damages. The filing alleges injury from actions by the defendant.

BRADK Ina l Hininble Oil and Refining Company Hei Fon W. W. Bei

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