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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1934
Page
12
Professor of Kennemier at New York University argues against more currency as a cure for economic ills. He states money alone cannot fix income distribution, demand, or debt, and warns inflation harms prosperity. the fair path is helping debtors pay what they owe.
New York March 31 officials report mixed dividend changes and market activity. United States steel and lumber sectors show varied issues including favorable shifts in contracts and loan impacts. Industry groups note fluctuating prices and production plans amid broader economic signals.
Salt Lake City March 31 traffic officers have started drive against citizens purchasing automobile licenses elsewhere. Records show many licenses have been bought by locals in states such as Georgia New York and California where fees and taxes are higher than in Utah.
Spectator views rising inflation and proposed reforms as foreshadowing broader economic shifts. The piece notes friction in Congress over silver and veterans bonuses, hints at possible regulatory changes, and questions the fate of the Tiefchey-Rayburn pill amid Wall Street uncertainty and shifting margins.
In San Juan Puerto Rico Marelj S1 Professor Cimente Peredie who opposed independence ended a seven day fast today at 6 7 with grapefruit juice and sweetened tea. A crowd stretched more than a half mile behind him as he was taken to a hospital. That night he prayed beneath the clock tower and expressed thanks for the fast’s end. A physician and purse admitsored Simtourishy nent provided storage for sale.
Market notes from San Antonio show mixed grain trading with corn rising slightly and crops like barley and oats listed. Prices for cane hay and bran are given, while overall activity centers on price signals and regional demand in the area.
In Youngstown Ohio, Fran is P Weizmann, 84, and his wife aged 80s died on the same day, mirroring their 86 year marriage. Both deaths attributed to intemperance and related causes. the couple leaves children and a long covenant of family ties.
Chicago market numbers show cattle and hog receipts for the week ending Friday. Slaughter classes, weights, and varied grades move with steady to higher prices, some heftier cattle, and mixed hog offerings amid new demand signals and shorn consignments.
In Longview Texas a hotel fire killed three people and injured eighteen others as many leaped from second and third floor windows. Victims included Sam Craig of Dallas and Dol FP, Safford of Dallas, with investigators seeking to identify a charred corpse possibly Neely the charred body. A car remained stalled in a garage near the hotel as search efforts continued.
A New York company declares a 25 cent per share dividend for the six months ending February 16. The dividend is payable May 15 to stockholders of record April 11. The record shows earnings and distributions across multiple lines with several named figures and dates.
A terse update notes minimal change in the Fito event standings. The favored shipsweather and participants remain largely unchanged as estimates and conditions resist notable movement.
Fragments describe a Chicago poultry and produce listing with various items and sellers. The readable parts mention a market scene with items, prices, and vendor names, aligned in a brief wholesale/retail context.
Columbus, March 31. An INS dispatch reports Warden Preston Thomas proposing an “Amer tis Rail Yard” policing system to centralize state law enforcement. He argues state courts appoint officials to oversee all enforcement agencies, potentially diminishing local independence.
Cleveland court suit reveals miner Frank W. Kiley lost his lifelong savings after Standard Trust Bank failed on December 19, 1931. He seeks priority rights in liquidation as the bank remains closed.
Market reports show steady to mixed action as major names like Sperry Bethlehem Loews and Union Carbide moved with the broader trend. Industrial analysis notes a rising number of workers promised, fuel shipments down and general weather conditions weighing on rail loadings.
Fragmented OCR text reports a business indicator with monthly figures and variances. It cites declines and changes in power reduction, licenses, and industrial data, but the passage is garbled with misread words and inconsistent names, preventing a clear, factual summary.
In a busy listing, prices for fruits, vegetables, and dairy are recorded with numerous items and varied quotes. Notable figures include crates of apples at multiple bands, turnips, peppers, and pumpkins, while eggs and poultry show steady per-pound ranges. The column preserves a snapshot of wholesale market quotes and local produce values.
The London market report shows the dollar improving from earlier losses while the pound sterling rises near 7s 63d. The French franc and other currencies shift modestly, with traders noting a firmer tone in early trading and a slow recovery from recent declines.
NEW YORK March 31 Despite some resumption of business in the country’s security and grain markets, most commodity exchanges stayed closed. The New York Produce Exchange and a range of markets including dairy, silver, foreign exchange, Chicago cotton, Boston Wool, Bavarian naval stores, and livestock futures were affected as European markets closed for Fast holidays.
Plans are underway to commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of the founding of the old Teutian church at Werapanengs. The event will include a pow wow and election of leaders, with community members from Gav Mead and Waratenenrihe listed among participants.
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