Grain Market and Banking Roundup From New York
The report notes mixed grain prices with gains for some and declines for others as market activity abounds. Banks in New York show deposits and reserves rising while the stock market fluctuates with prices for major firms noted. New appointee Morgenthau signals farm board changes and aims to stabilize futures amid market shifts.
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York City
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Fed
Hon Mal
Federal Farm Board
Kansas City Newsboard Advances After Holiday Reopening
The board reports a slight market advance of five cents with a maximum fluctuation limit of five cents in either direction. Officials indicate the board reopened after a holiday and that the advancement follows standard regulation shaping by the board of Secor.
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ANSAS
Board of Today
Minneapolis News Snippet From March Dispatch
Near Goss Limit Minneapolis a terse March report mentions Jimil ailored with unclear details. The fragmentary item hints at a local event or notice but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
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Goss
Minneapolis
Cinneapolis
Market turmoil resumes as futures trade after holiday
Chicago and New York markets reopen with grain and cotton futures rising amid renewed activity. May wheat hits near limit, corn and oats up, cotton futures jump above March levels as shorts cover and buying pressure returns after the bank holiday, while the federal farm board avoids new purchases.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Cotion Exchange
Jong Suying
Ostebrr
Plan Formed for Reorganization of Bank at McAllen
A group formed a plan to reorganize Bratten State Bank at McAllen after its closure on February 22. The depositors committee and stockholders approve the plan awaiting State Banking Commissioner James Shae's approval. Details were not disclosed.
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McAllen
Mallen
At & Definite
Bratten State Bank
Bee Committet O Depositors
Atocenolders
James Shae
Valley Partners Seek 80 000 in Loans Across Hidalgo County
Valley Partners seeks 80000 in federal crop production loans for about 300 Hidalgo growers. Cameron Quaylly requests an additional 20000. Mr Alten, field supervisor, discloses details amid the drafting of loan applications.
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Adallen
Jamey
Alten
Cameron
Vegetable price rise reported in Valley market
March 1 report from MALLEN notes returns of handling operations lifting vegetable prices. Cabbage jumped to 6 18 per dozen, with expectations of further increases in the next few weeks as supply stabilizes.
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Valley
Mallen
San Patricio Relief Funds Delivered to County
San Patricio County receives the first installment of relief funds amounting to 1250 dollars for relief work covering March and April. County Chairman J C Tattle announces delivery to the BRFG program.
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San Patricio
San Patricio County
BRFG
J.C. Tattle
Gold Returned to Banks in Yoakum Yoakum March 16
A garbled item reports gold being returned to banks in Yoakum March 16. It mentions President Roosevelt, a broad claim about a “trailed” event, and an accident linking a person named Ernest Broan to a mishap near a weighing between cues and a tarla, with unclear details.
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Yoakum Yoakum
Roosevelt
Edie Orginal Oni
Alan Wari
Ernest Broan
Beers Legalized Trigger Jubilant Brewery Activity
A story on the anticipated legalization of beer and its impact. Brewery officials project thousands of jobs and massive equipment orders, with estimates of over 100 million dollars in immediate deliveries and multi‑million investments to revive plants. State brewers celebrate with parades as rhetoric turns to marketing campaigns and industry expansion.
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Remurver
New York
Laois
Criminal Record Destruction Urged as Reform Move
Boston March 16 Former United States Attorney Johnny Walsh Jr urged legal destruction of criminal records to allow rehabilitation. He advocated pardons after serving sentences to remove stigma, arguing current civil service barriers and witness credibility penalties harm reintegration. The plan aims to encourage lawful behavior and reduce recidivism.
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INS
First Walstank United Skates
Johnny Walsh Jr. Walsh
Civil Service J
Kaman
Hermes
Lima
Walch
Ex-President's Son Rescues Dog From Heated Trap
Pasadena dispatch March 5 reports Herbert Hoover Jr. saved a police dog trapped by a jawed mechanism. He summoned help and freed the animal from the dangerous device. A GE refrigerator ad appears in the Household Appliance section.
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Pasadena
Cells
Herbert Hoover Jr
Hoover
Lucky Strike ad touts mellow mildness and character
An advertising blurb extols Lucky Strike cigarettes for their toasted purifying process and “mellow-mildness.” It emphasizes character and mildness as the key selling points in a period style tobacco ad.
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Setike
Nebula Discovery Report Reveals Vast Iscleioid Universes
Washington March 16 Carnegie group reports 6000 new nebulae and countless balloons of islands miles from earth. The esters survey notes millions of nebulae equal to a galaxy, earth’s region remains unexplored in the vast universe.
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Washington D. C
Etruel
Carnegie
Washington, D.C
Fifty Skeletons Found in Vault May Be Ancient
In Messina Italy a peasant uncovered an underground vault containing about 69 skeletons suspected to be ancient soldiers from around 2000 B C. Local archaeologist Professor Bergsmin noted wounds on several skulls and dated the vault to a distant period. Nearby digs previously yielded tombs and a bronze sword, supporting the military origin theory.
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Messina
Italy
TNSI
Francesca Seneca
Seacca
Toratudy
Bergsmin
Mines to Open in Tri-State Area Near Miami Okla
About 1000 men will be employed to reopen lead and zinc mines in the tri state area near Miami Oklahoma within days. Mining company officials announced yesterday.
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Miami
Okla
Tri-State
Oficials
Tribute to Dictator in Madrid Marks Third Anniversary
ABC observes the third anniversary of Primo de Rivera's death as the dictatorship in Spain nears the collapse a year before the republic's establishment, noting his long rule and the fall of his regime.
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Madrid
ABC
Primo de Alvera
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