Stogks Wake Moderate Koinge in New York Now
AP report notes moderate advances in early brisk trading with mixed gains in several key stocks. Sears Roebuck, Western Union, General Motors, U S Steel, Case, International Distillers rise. Dollar depreciation slows. Bank and currency movements show modest shifts as markets open.
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AP Storks
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Sears Roebuck
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General Motors
da’ Pont
International Nickel
United Air Coalé Cane
Aubden
National DielMers
Amohul
Union Pacific
American Gan
Sterling
Hesk
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London
Tron Age
Ayr
Livestock prices steady at San Antonio market report
San Antonio livestock market shows steady demand across calves hogs and cattle. Prices range with calves to 125 dollars, hogs around 4 dollars per hundredweight, and beef steers trading in the mid threes to fives, with regional and national quotes from Kansas City and Chicago noted.
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Deente
Tredine Cas
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Kansas City
Manbas City
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Sheen
Lsedine Lambs France
Seathers
Ravou Tax Questioned by Manufacturers
A distorted OCR snippet references manufacturers challenging a Ravou tax tied to 4.2 percent processing charges and a compensatory Act. The garbled text implies protests or inquiries by manufacturers about tax assessment and compliance requirements amid regulatory actions.
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Hentia Lode
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Farm industrial wages compared in new deal era chart
The chart contrasts farmer and urban worker wages since the new deal. Frances Perkins and William Green note wage gains and rising employment for both groups, with urban wages and jobs up in six months and Roosevelt citing about 4 million new jobs since March. Farm wages lag behind prewar peaks but show similar improvement patterns, though more severe.
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Jaor
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American Federation of la~ Ibor
Hoosevelt
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Lettuce Up On S.A Mart Amid Market Shifts
Market notes show Caldorma lettuce rising for the second time in several days amid supply concerns. Prices ranged 2.25 to 3.50 for rural markets while locally grown greens sold around 1.75 a bushel. New Mexico Keifer pears priced at 2.25 and Colorado apples 1.40 per bushel with other fruits and vegetables listed in a long Growers Market catalog.
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Ewl Carrols
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Avarados
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Ifrance
Wall Street Gains on Simulated News and Russia Move
New York traders cheered as markets rose in a buoyant session amid talk of improved relations with Russia and new business prospects. Investors eyed Ingersoll Rand, Nickel, and steel in the 40s, while American Telephone showed leadership as the market advanced on hopeful earnings and dividend hints.
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Wall Street
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Poultry and Produce Prices Amid Bargains in Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows live poultry and produce prices with mixed demand. Listings include hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and potatoes with varied weights and per pound rates.
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Money and Metals Market Notes from London and Beyond
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered references to metals trading and finance in London and related centers. Mentions of percentages, prices, and individuals suggest a chaotic financial brief with market alerts and currency notes amid unclear context.
Grain market climbs on gold news and wheat gain
Wheat futures rose as grain prices climbed on gold value rises and Washington monetary shifts. Trade in wheat corn and oats expanded with higher bids, domestic receipts up around 246,000 bushels, and provisions advancing with the grain market amid general upturns.
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Washington
Rose Turner
Jon Grein
Commission House
Twinois
Texas WCTU convention urges prohibition and dry Texas
At Travis Park Methodist church the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted resolutions defending prohibition as best against traffic in alcohol. They denounced repeal, urged continued dryness, and urged schools to teach alcohol's harms. Area President Roosevelt was criticized for beer legislation and repeal. Appreciation was given to Senators Sheppard and Connally. Mrs Claude De Van Walls was elected president with officers and plans for Thursday activities.
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Financial markets show mixed moves as futures steady and dollar rises
New Orleans reports a firmer tone with sterling above 9 and prices edging higher. December futures climb to 0.350 and March to 2.006 amid speculative buying and stock growth, while notes on U.S. futures, gold, and regional market activity appear mixed.
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City News Drincng tanite Whiter Garden Pinyyeound
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Washington News Reflects NRA Backlash and New Deal Hype
In Washington, D C, the press frets over publicity for the New Deal and the NRA AAA and PWA. Officials urge careful, factual defense messaging, while reporters chase cafeteria codes and seats for the Army Navy game.
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Alcohol Content Changes Foreseen After Prohibition Ends
Washington officials forecast an upward revision in the alcohol content of beer wines and ales as the 3.2 percent restriction ends December 5. Some producers already raise strength to pre prohibition standards and store products while other beverages like wines ales stouts and porters may vary.
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National Preparedness Urges Expanded Army Training
General C B Howland argues at a Livings club talk that expanding the army to include vocational training for the unemployed would absorb workers on federal peace projects, reduce governmental expenses, and boost national defense. He says the military could absorb other federal activities, cutting costs, and that preparedness means preventing wars rather than fighting them. Broadway at Fifth Street notes call for a three month calendar desk blinker.
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United States
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