Industrial output declines ease in October report
Washington November 3 The department of commerce said October showed a slower fall in industrial production than August and September. Available distribution indices fell to near seasonal norms despite higher purchasing power with prices rising. Real income remained well above early year levels and a year ago. Output declines hit most major industries except food products. Retail sales did not rise with August gains and freight car loadings lagged seasonal trends. Over 400,000 workers returned to work in September with employment up 4.4 percent and payrolls by 3.4 percent. Financial markets remained irregular with loans rising while secured credit fell.
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Denman Enters Congress Race in Texas Seventh District
NACOGDOCHES Texas Nov 3 Judge Culberson C Derman 47 of Nacogdoches district committeeman of the American Legion and head of the legal department which defended the Texas highway commission against claims announced today he would be a candidate for the United States congress from the newly created seventh district Value of Smile Omaha Nov 3 The Smile is the ting In fact said Lewis J Potlock of Chicago a smile may be good for aching gums He spoke before 800 physicians Dr Pollocks professor of neurology at Northwestern University.
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Texas
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United States Congress
Omaha
Lewis J. Potlock
Chicago
Pollock
Northwestern University
Oil stocks fall in weekly US report
Domestic and foreign crude oil stocks fell 725000 barrels for the week ending October 28 as shown by the Department of Interior. Total stocks stood at 344626000 barrels, down from 345351000. Domestic stocks declined 684000 barrels to 342915000, foreign stocks fell 41000 to 2426000, while refinery output eased with daily average refined product at 200000 barrels.
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Washington, D. C
Now
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Department of Interior
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Two Houston Deputy Constables Quit After Probe
Two Houston deputy constables resigned amid Harris county grand jury investigations into Constable Ben Kennerly's office. The resignations followed claims involving alleged prisoner mistreatment and fear of political retribution. No further details were publicly released as the probe continued.
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Harvick
Ben P Kennerly
Harris
Mapahies
I. Struthers
Charlie Milienn
Tivestanon
Magnolia Park
City Quenches Garbage Fire Under County Requests
Park commissioner Jacob Rabin announced the city extinguished a smouldering garbage fire after county commissioners claimed fumes harmed residents. The three year blaze in a damp area near Baa Jase mission was addressed to remove the danger.
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Jacob Rabin
Tublola
Accords Seen In Strike Zone
The national labor board issued decisions ending several East strikes. A 50,000 silk workers strike will be called off with reinte- gration of workers. Weavers gain about 23 a week, with other workers’ pay adjusted to match. Ford Motor workers in Edgewater North Dakota may accept terms under Senate Wagner’s remarks that Ford recognizes collective bargaining. Shoe workers in Brockton and a New York strike face votes on existing deals. Detroit tool and die makers reach agreement, signaling broader settlement. Coal miners in Pennsylvania discuss return to work after Roosevelt talks. A clash near Wilkes-Barre injured two youths, five women, and two children.
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Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
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Labor Bureau
Wal Henry Ford
Ford
Labor Board
Brockton
Mass
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
New York
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Washington
Wilkes-Barre
Labor finds proof shore pin futile in Swope plan clash
Washington November 2 Labor claimed to have found proof that the Swope plan to create a national semi governmental organization to administer codes cannot solve industry questions. National Association of Manufacturers president Robert K Lind warned such a body could not logically handle the issues. Swope released a resolution backed by the commerce department business advisory council praising recent industrial activity while urging continued support to reduce unemployment and raise purchasing power. The council warned against governmental interference and Control. Union labor opposed the plan, with little appetite for change beyond enlarging current recovery efforts. Recovery chief Hugh S Johnson had said Ford violation matters would be referred to the attorney general.
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Robert K. Lind
National Association of Manufacturers
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Rouneil
Henry Ford
Hugh
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Hemind Ford
Taxi Driver Freed After Assault Trial in County Court
Wilbur Ells of the Teix Cent Taxi firm was acquitted by a county jury in a dispute over parking at the depot. The charge of aggravated assault against A B Stevens of Minn Cab was reduced to simple assault. Judge Charles Z Matthews directed the jury.
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Teix Cent Taxi Company
Wes
A. B. Stevens
Minn Cab Company
Courl-ay
County Gas Bill Cut by Hausser Sheriff Alber Hausser
During the last 12 months, Alber Hausser helped reduce Bexar county gas, fight and power costs at the courthouse by 41.50. For the period ending October 31, the total bill stood at 0.20 7. The savings compare unfavorably to the prior year’s 7738.57 total. Hausser urges officials and employees to limit electric usage to necessary times and to consult listed firms in the Light Classified ads for money management.
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Sherif Alber Hausser
Bexar County
Entike
Speed Is Ordered in Completion of NRA Job Survey
Washington dispatch reports the NRA urging prompt employer replies to finish the census of re employment. About three and a half million postcard surveys were sent to reachable employers, under NRA and non NRA, with two thirds of replies in and many large employers still outstanding.
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Nova
NRA
Post Office Department
Woman Customs Judge Visits San Antonio
Federal Customs Judge Grat love Chine of Washington, D. C. visited San Antonio Friday to hear a customs case in the United States commissioner s office in the federal building. She was accompanied by Thomas J. Canty, a Washington attorney.
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Washington
Liquor Tax Data in Pre Prohibition Era Fixed at 20 Dollars
In Washington on November 3 the federal tax on retail liquor outlets will remain at 20 dollars annually as written into pre prohibition law. The tax is a stamp acting as a permit to sell and becomes effective automatically with repeal unless Congress changes it. The internal revenue bureau notes stamps will not be sold to non merchant liquor establishments while the Eighteenth Amendment stays in effect. A separate ad notes a one and a half ton international truck for sale at 400 dollars under classifieds.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Corn and Hog Reduction Program Sought in Indiana
Agricultural leaders from five Midwestern states pressed for the federal Agricultural Adjustment Act program. Officials described a plan cutting hogs by 20 percent and corn by 26 percent with payments: 3 cents per bushel on three years average corn in surplus and head tax on hogs. About $340 million in bales and exports are referenced as part of the broader plan.
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Yaitim Agricultwal
Teri Lee
Washington
Tax receipts rise as 1932 collections boost October totals
A. J. Stephens, city tax collector, reported October 1932 tax collections rose, with $60.63 per month and total receipts reaching $2,601,505.54 for the last 12 months through November 1. He noted differences from September and October trends, including back tax figures and comparisons to prior year totals.
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Wepuly City
Wiewily Tas
Stephens
Minn
Omney
Slovhens
Recovery Lan Grallenged 2 in Washington
Recovery era litigation centers on NRA rules and gold coin payments. George Bviseou Construction seeks to block a bid on a New York ferry annex while tests of constitutional validity of the recovery provisions unfold in Uhp District in Columbia. Davis of New York seeks payment in gold coins under a writ. Judge Letts orders Woodinard to show cause by November 15 why a writ of mandamus should not issue.
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