Slump Shown In Business Activity Across Industry
The report notes a broad economic slump with steel capacity down about 47 percent and weakened demand reflected in lower steel prices. Cotton textiles and second‑tier industries show recession while auto production remains strong but faces questions about continued high output. Prices and currency depreciation weigh on world markets amid deflationary pressure and dry western moisture. Legislative uncertainty reduced by a work relief bill, with spending plans to borrow 4.38 billion dollars, potential NRA extension, social security debates, and looming public works scrutiny.
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Lewis Haney
Pentexie Oheens
New York
Marca
Arfivitg
Inney
Belgium
Senaate
Inter
CWA
NRA
Eccles Banking Bil
Ital
Iteif
Earnings Camacao Report Shows 1896 Losses
The Air Lines Transport Corporation disclosed a 32 253 523 loss on 1896 operations. The deficiency is tied to 1 278 transit fees and mail carriage rates, with reductions in wages and service levels noted as contributing factors. The summary notes refunds and adjustments in mail delivery costs during the period.
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Camcaco
Unip
Air Lines Transport Corporacinn
Dey
Maree
Sugar use dips in United States in 1934 data
Figures from Wiblett and Gray's Sugar Trade Journal show per capita sugar consumption averaged 9.27 pounds in 1934, down from 10.813 pounds in 1929. Total domestic sugar use last year reached 5,972,748 tons, versus 5,270,356 tons in 1933 and a 1929 peak of 15,810,800 tons. The average price per pound for granulated sugar was 4.12 cents in 1934, down from 4.31 cents in 1933 and a peak of 5.83 cents in 1927.
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United States
Cthart
Wiblett and Gray
Sugar ‘Trade Journal
Hugatt
Grain Market Fluctuations On March Opening Watchful Dealers
In a volatile session led by new crop data Wheat futures rose early amid cautious demand. Buyers held back after price gains as weather and crop conditions weighed, while provisions moved higher and traders awaited clearer signals on spring price supports. Local San Antonio grain quotes show mixed values in corn and soy, reflecting broader market uncertainty.
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Lavergao
Avil
AAA
House Lings Tore PGT Hearing On Break With Soviet Russia
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 12 to 4 to conduct hearings and adopt a resolution demanding termination of diplomatic relations between the United States and Soviet Russia. Sponsored by Rep. Tinkham, Republican Massachusetts, the measure accuses subversive activity linked to the Third Internationale and calls for ending propaganda. The decision came after Tinkham threatened to reveal testimony previously given in secret.
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Washington
B.C
Brarch
House Foreign Affairs
United Gates
Soviet Russia
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Ets
Communist Third Internationale
San Antonio Livestock Market Prices Drift Lower
At the San Antonio market Tuesday cattle futures showed uneven steady to slightly lower prices with best grass calves and yearlings easing from last week’s highs. Hogs and sheep goats were mixed to steady. buyers favored light to medium weight calves and feeder stock while overall receipts remained sizable and trade was cautious.
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Ban Antonio
San Autonio
Spola
Comeor
Raintea
Treceiptz
Lemua
Stock Market Opens Mixed Amid Industrial Gains And Losses
The market opened with a mixed tone as non ferrous stocks led early gains while blue chips like U S Steel and Santa Fe slipped. Major movers included American Radiator profits rising relief, Kodak earnings recovery, and Phelps Dodge strong with a 69 cent per share gain, amid currency and policy uncertainty weighing on sentiment.
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Wong
Union Pacific
New York Central
Reynolds Tobacco
Chrysler
Hudson Motor
DuPont
Aver Can
Hethlehent
Wre
Renelart
Cerro de Basco
VS. Smelting
Anaconda
Bantuan Kodak
Phelps Dodge
Department of Commerce
Ita
American Telephone and Telezreph Company
Unies
Postal Telegraph
Fae al Hosta
Railroads Load Varied Car Traffic In Week
Pacific lines reported 25 147 revenue cars loaded in the week ending March 23, down from 21 437 a year earlier. Great Northern and other carriers showed lighter activity with 1 402 and 884 cars respectively, reflecting year over year declines in freight movements.
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ST. Laues
Brereh
Aissauti Pacific Railroad
Guilt Coast Lines
Ant
Station Bans Gland Talks at Abilene License Hearing
Government seeks to limit Dr. John R. Brinkley broadcasts if permanent renewal given to KFBL Abilene Kansas. Officials testified Brinkley used transmitters at American stations and on air from Mexican outlets. Hearing heard by Communications Commissioner Thad Brown with findings to be announced later in Washington D C.
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KFBL
Abilene
Kaw
John R. Brinkley
Goal Gland
Thad B. Brown
Kay Pyte
EIFBI
Frank M. Kratokbis
Communications , Commission
Dallas
Abilene Sea
W. T. Abbott
Brinkley
KEW
HEM
George B. Poster
America
Lareda
Jeter
Washington, D. G
Produce Markets report in Texas with early green bean pricing
A fragment from a Texas market page describes the first picked green beans at the raw wholesale fruit and vegetable market. It notes Florida oranges and cabbages alongside onions, spinach, strawberries, peppers, and various local produce with prices per dozen, per crate, or per pound. mentions asparagus and other greens, with price ranges for multiple items and references to poultry and eggs values.
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Bad Antonio
Ly Ag
Florida
Brunez
Brussels
Texas
Enoiaragua
Calif
Paul ID
Zodiac Girl of Birmingham Faces Seasonal Curse
Announced March 26 a Birmingham girl Mary Kate Ware aged 18 endures a mysterious seasonal illness dubbed a zodiac malady. Each spring and fall her body withers, loses weight up to 20 pounds, and her young face becomes gaunt as doctors try to diagnose the condition that returns with the changing of the seasons.
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Birmingham
Ann
Mary Kate Ware
Mary
Fay
Felé Pala
Rand
Wool and Mohair Market Shifts Noted in Texas
In Ban Angelo March 36, reports indicate the Farm Credit administration backs wool and mohair sales under mortgage to financial units. Some argue 1925 rules favor Texas sales over consignments to eastern houses, potentially softening the market. Most wool and mohair move outright at primary points, few sales reported recently, prices steady with the prior month. Sheep and goat trading resumes. ewe buyers, slow to arrive, face state price bands of $5.00 to $7 per head for ewes, with young ewes at $6.50 to $7.
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Ban Angelo
Ranshmet
Farm Credit Adiiliteration
Texas
Boston
West Texas
Cotton Market Drifts in New Orleans Opening
The cotton market opened listlessly in New Orleans with May at 31.04a to 31.33, December at 10.776 bid, activity showing slight gains of four points before fading. Liverpool quiet with liquidation by Far Eastern interests and overall dull trading activity persists as bids remain cautious.
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New Orleans
Delober AL TebMeanil
Siuilioza
Liverpool
Markets Tumble and Rise Amid Foreign Stock Activity
Foreign markets show mixed movement with improved international securities and gains in some Atlantic stocks while European and American shares show weakness in parts. The London and Wall Street closes reveal volatility as cattle futures and livestock prices vary, with quotes indicating fluctuating demand and unsettled trading conditions across commodities and markets.
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Lonmiut
Mareet
Ted Alinlizr Ardom
Eetelan
Obituary notices mix names and places in Texas area
Tha Rey Jett 78 of 308 Cincinnati Ave a San Antonio native of Bexar County survivors include widow Barah Elizabeth Jett and several children. services at Porter Loring chapel Tuesday. Mrs Maury Kasiacth 34 a native of Marion Texas lived 20 years here. funeral at Aiebe chapel Wednesday with Rev A L Wolff. Survivors daughter Varnalee Mossacth son Marvin father Carl Priedeck sisters Emma Trapee Annie Bohssenhegen and Martha Berthold brothers Herbert Milton Benno Peindeck and Carl Friedeck. Ralph Ave 29 survivor group includes widow Aiis Ela Abel daughter Helen Louise and siblings Raymond Houston Rey Dallas sister Mrs Thelia Mat Sutton mother Mrs Addie L Abe. Rev Edgar Hubbard to officiate Akers Funeral wine at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Aevil Prat 27 died at loos? nose wife survivors listed. officiating by Tom Anthony at home 342 Taft Blvd 2 p.m. Wednesday. Richard Wunderlich 80 Lavernia native of Germany survivor son Richard Wunderlich Jr. services Tuesday afternoon at home with Rev Nic Frueh.
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Tha Rey
Thomas Jefferson Jett
Cincinnati Avenue
Bexar County
Barah Elizabeth Jett
San Antonio
Ban An
Tonia. Hs
Porter Loring Chapel
Maury Kasiacth
Marion
Texas
Aiebe
A. L. Wolff
Bbdoho
Tupheran Church
Alls Varnalee Mossacth
Marvin
Carl Priedeck
Aisters
Mies
Mies' Dices Emma Trapee, Annie Bohssenhegen, and Marthe Berthold; Heothers
Herbert Milton
Benno Peindeck
San Anton
Carl Friedeck
Seguin
Ralph Ave
Aiis
Ela Abel
Elen Louise
Raymond
Houston
Rey
Dallas
Thelia Mat Sutton
Dulux
Addie L. Abe
Edgar Hubbard
Aevil Prat
Loos
Molfier
Allie Eliott
Ernest
Hubert
Jene Pool
Marie Flintosh
Tom Anthony
Taft Boulevard
Wall Street Briefs and Market Notes from New York and Chicago
Wall Street briefs report bond maturities and large block trades with buyers including Northwestern railway orders and Steel company tonnages. Vitamin coal and market activity cross paths with expectations of a national strike, while poultry and clothing items appear in Chicago listings.
Sun Up praised at Litn Theater in Lula Vollmer’s play
Jeff Davis lauds the Litn Theater production Sun-Up as a rare amateur success. The cast includes Miss Vollmer and De Laure Reville with standout direction by Frank Bi counts. The show, performed at the Edge Playhouse, opens strong and signals a peak for local theater.
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Jeff Davis
Litn
Eeeson
Lula Vollmer
Ute
Miss Vallmers
Widder Cagle
Pap
Tod Sneriff
Jin Weeks
Fratee
Askedville
de Laure Reville
Widder
Sheye
Martin Hoerberich
Janat Pulcher
Thomas
Dominguez
Narold Cheney
Russell Ponder
Pedge Playhouse
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Lang
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Bei
Jmaney
van Pey
Cates
Santas i
Sugar Picture
Orines
San Antonia
Apuol
Paicags Obain
GO. Siarch
House Ling Tore
PGT
ST. Tous Livestore
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HesAy
Carters
Busige
Gliere
Ponte Se
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York
Gres
Britain
Great Britain
AtTis
France
Italy
Germany
Leland
Switzerland
Greece
Polska
Gieborloverda
Ingotlayig
Etre
Hungary
Brevil
Shanzhel
Mexico City
Montreal
Alenan
Newrster
Gland
NEW _YORE
Liveryone
Cottoy
POOL
Arcericin
Zora Odinary
Yaniney
Chicago
Wisconsin
Bae
St Turals U
Bliss
Phyllis Marion
Phyllis
Zodiac
Samuel Ware
New
Atéady
Mareh
Arch
Cotten
Neal
May
Hiner
Aterch
Uc Bigher
Bassas Catv Livestoch
Ateady
Reentera Fay
Jara
Chater
Richard Wunderlich
Lavertus
Fon
Avernia
Servne
Nic Frueh
Lavernia Lutheran Chosth
Wall Street Briefs
Birch
Maturléias Ducing Abril
Moaistics ‘Company
Adinirer Ic
Honda Poe
Ratiroid Haa
Tiiinieds Sterl Company
Filan, Sect Company
Detere
Bien Busatz
Butler
Jeghars
Rae
Atten Ryera
Nooge
Chicaro Dairy
Chicalo
Atorch
Hetelpte
Alarch
Nonis der
Ahort
Tireementh
U Landon
Ring Books
Bret
Mayerick-Clarke
Mayerick Clarke
Mane Plaza
Soledad
Nurge
Coleman & CO
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