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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1935

Page

19

Haney Offers tnvestment Hints

By Lewis Haney professor of economics at New York University the stock market recovered late in the week ending Saturday with industrials near April highs while rails and gold mining names showed weakness. investment logic favors shifting from bonds to well managed industrials and select gold miners as potential hedges against dollar depreciation.

Lewis Haney New York University New York Silver King Park Utah Perkin Cerra de Pasco Chrysler

Market nerves tremble as pension, bonus bills spook investors

Spectator describes a wary New York market with traders shifting from hulls to elderinas as rail pension and bonus bill uncertainty dampen enthusiasm. Auto shares falter until labor outlook improves, and car stocks struggle despite signs of strength in other sectors.

New York Senate

San Antonio clubs host evening events at hotels and venues

Numerous groups meet across San Antonio including Hadassah Zionist and Hebrew Institute gatherings on the Crockett and Menger hotels roof spaces, with parties at Rio Vista and Elks venues. The week features Mother’s Day teas, PTAs, circles, and social clubs at St Marys, Westway, North Side Baptist, and other locales, plus planning for Cleveland trip and a municipal auditorium meeting.

Wedntway The Alamo Review W. B. Ay BP Crockett Hotel San Antonio Hadrassah Zionist Organization Segaion Hebrew Institute Nekodah Temple Daughters of the Nile Rio Vista Casino Building Allusa Club P. Tm Menger Hotel Medieval Players St. Mary's Hall the Agudas | Achim Ladies’ Gualiiry L. Radusin Evergreen Avenue Texas Historical and Landmarks Elks Club Alamo Daughters of the American Revolution Reymith Burleson Road Undies’ Aid St. John’s Lutheran Church Nalhatte Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association Sehool Woman's End San Fedra Avenue Riverside Park Parent-Teacher Association American War Mothers Wolff and Marx National Federation of Postoffice Clerks Willam Dunn Indians Street North Side Baptist Church National Council of Jewish Woman Council House West Poplar Street Clara Satir Margaret Marcus Adele Nasgaver Sylvia Lippman Xenia Lifstiuts Ida Belle Serif Misa Reva Berman Wader Wa

Local clubs hold meetings across city with dances and plans

A flurry of community events fills the week from the Torrence family moving to Beattle Washington for summer to Pi Mu Chi’s regular session and Latin American Recreation Club hosting lunch. Local PTAs elect officers, plan Mother’s Day events, and arrange park gatherings at Lockwood and Breckenridge with family suppers and club activities.

Ramiro Richard Cardenas Laniger School Camel Will Dba Lockwood Park Collins Garden Recreation Club Council San Pet Augwik Breckenridge Park

Outsmarting the smarties at the capital NRA debate

Washington observers discuss moving to extend the NRA to April 1, 1935. Senate and House maneuvering aims to delay presidential plans as conferees weigh amendments and shifts in leadership, amid illness and social security talk. Local capital life and gender dynamics surface in tense political chatter.

Universal Serp Mne Washington, D. G Capitol NRA Senate House Teathers Perkiins

Amnibus banking bill advances on deposit insurance plan

In Washington May 8 the house approved provisions to make permanent the existing temporary deposit insurance up to 5000. An amendment to increase federal deposit insurance board members and make one the reconstruction corporation chairman was rejected 79 to 8. Also, a Progressive party rally is planned in Lindbergh Park Wednesday at 8 pm with speakers H O Miller J A Maury and J A Cummings. Contributions invited for Rene B. 7 Ochs. A Friday gathering to hear Miss Eileen Walsh at 301 North San Saba Street is noted.

Berla M. Renfro Nell Moody Welle Roberts Westway Club Patline Neuner Mariel Meadows Melisa Rabinsar Satlier Dallas Cleveland Municipal Auditorium Olga Klar Dairyland Auditorium Kasidan Review and Carioz Girls’ Club Mesdames Pauline Neuner Nelle Bull Anna Goodman Helen Howard Eleanor Hamilton Stella Godfrey Gilbert Della Bowles North Center Street James Janet Roberson Eleanor Redig Ro Hesterses Senate Senaté House Waittan Wold Reial Washington, D. C Amnibus Hr Houge Ith Cork Democrat North Plinal Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Board Onch The Reconstruction Corporation

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