Fragments Signal Shifts in Markets and Policy Talks
Fragmented reports show shares fluctuating as markets reflect cautious sentiment. Industry names like American Telephone, Du Pont, General Electric, and New York Central move amid debt talks and a possible policy shift indicated by President Hoover and Roosevelt discussions. Commodity prices show weak early recovery with limited gains in steel, oil, and cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
du Pont, Harvestr, Weallurtowst
Stech
General Elscirie
New York Central
General Electric
Ioney
Hoqver
Roosevelt
O. Automotive
Brita Sterling
Grain Market Trends Pressured by New York Decline
Chicago grain prices eased after a bearish New York trade and weak British exchange rates. Wheat drifted, corn fell then steadied, oats and barley showed softer or mixed moves. Farmers received prices: corn 8c a bushel for ear, wheat around 60 cents per bushel in Antonio market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Ovenian
Erinia
Debie
Sfty
Bern
Bic Saattrn
Antonio Orary
Antonio Gran
Milo Molke
CHICAGO POULTRY AND PRODUCE MARKETS REPORT
Fragmented OCR text lists Chicago poultry and produce items with prices and vendors. Mentions chicken hens ducks and other fowl, plus traders and regional market notes across November dates. The legible fragments imply a bustling market page with department listings and pricing details.
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Lifts and Declines in Liverpool Trade
Liverpool market summary shows bids steady then easing amid fluctuating demand for American cotton. Notable prices include 39,600 bales with imports around 13,960, futures quotes for March and June at mid range, and a general shift lower by a few points from Saturday’s close as buyers react to July demand and regional production signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Hofots
Ita Tov
Teritie
Cutuber
Althauen
Iverpoolectton
Liverpool
Tate
Oricer
Sued Muddling
York Stan
York
New
del Slic
Goanuilly
Wino
Imertar
Cube
Machado
Faanmuer
Banda
Sugar and coffee market notes and Fort Worth items
The report covers sugar and coffee price moves with wide swings and market sentiment. It also notes Fort Worth and Dallas area trade activity, refined sugar prices unchanged, and a cafe burglary at 1819 Male Avenue with $40 stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McDautfel
Male Avenue
New York Future Open Work Event Described for December
An early notice outlines New York events with references to December and March dates. The fragmented copy mentions open venues and potential futured events, indicating upcoming schedules and public timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Money and Metals Money Headline Nonsense
A garbled OCR style blurt cites unclear figures and names, resembling a clipped money market note. The fragment mentions a “Ber cent” and references to tea, sister, nurse, and Homer in a disjointed sequence with no coherent event or location.
Driver Sentenced After Drunk Driving Indictment
Miguel Rovele of 219 Vera Cruz street faced charges of driving while intoxicated and crashing a motor vehicle. Judge W. S. Audenon sentenced him to 30 days in jail after a guilty plea. a second indictment was dismissed in Thirty-reworthy district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Rovele
Vera Cruz Street
Ohcharkus
Fallin
Florenting Guidarada
San Fernando Street
Pailly
Audenon
Anderson
Recruiting Open in All Branches With Restrictions
Recruiting opens across the Elghth Corn Area on Monday December 64 as a result of Washington initiated policy. The program covers all branches with eligibility screening and restrictions on noncompliant remits for the nearest district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohiday
Washington
Yacatelia
Une Aarydeo
Niearding
Cal
Chirlen
Clark
Cappraoa
Tee
Cory
Neerest
Lone Star Gas Case Resumes in Texas Hearing
Fort Worth Texas November 14 The third week of the Lone Star Gas gate rate hearing before the Texas railroad commission opened with detailed testimony on the cost of reproducing current price items in the transmission line equipment. Horemon Smith New York engineer testified as the seventh witness since November 1. The company expects to finish its testimony later this week. The hearing seeks to determine the fairness of the existing 40 cent per 1000 cubic feet rate charged at the gates of about 250 Texas cities and towns for domestic gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Railroad
Horemon Smith
New York
The
Lone Star
Texas
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Kansas City Markets
Kansas City market report dated Nov 14 shows hogs dropping below Friday's average with top at 9.55 for 180-299 lbs, cattle receipts around 20,000 head with varied prices for steers and cows, lambs and sheep noted with uneven demand. Chicago and Des Moines style notes reference broader livestock activity, with packing demands steady to lower and overall weakness in some classes.
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Kansas TV
Tunic
Kansag City
Hop Revolutu
Priday
Mack
Wand
Vholce
Bam
Bond
Fedeer Lems
Jhwoaqo
Obigamo
Ntaers
Biddlig St
Bast
Louie
Erwipta
Slenra
Ilistal
Vewlere
Mlaughter Belfers
Buteberry
Monalen Parkara
Demonstrations On Soremouth Treatment In West Texas
Demonstrations on treating soremouth in animals are underway across West Texas this week led by Dr B Boughton the ranch experiment station near Sonora. J A Whitten of San Angelo chairs the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission with county agents assisting at the station Tuesday and Robert Lee Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Angelo
West Texas
B. Boughton
Sonora
J.A. Whitten
San Angelo
Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Ranch Experiment
Robert Lee
Coke County Road Nears Completion
Ban Angelo reports state highway No 70 over its entire length through Coke County is under way with grading drainage structures between Bronte and Blackwell. A $60,000 bridge spanning the Colorado River south of Bronte is 4 per cent finished. A paving contract for a portion of No 70 in Tom Green county may be awarded before year end between the Coke Tom Green line and state highway 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Angelo
Payliy
Leneth
Coke County
Bronte
Blackwell
Colorado Tver
Tom Green County
Coke-Tom Green County
Kidnapped Boy Reunited With Father in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia kidnap scare ended when Edwin Havers, 71, telephoned detectives to report his son Wii-Wam Bavers in his custody. The boy had been abducted earlier as authorities investigated a custody dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pailadelfaia
Failadelpia
Wii- Wam Bavers
Edwin Havers
Bavers
Couria
Bauers
Yoakum Urged to Cut Fire Losses
Yoakum inauresrate an educational campaign to cut fire losses urged in a letter from the Texas fire insurance department to Fire Chief C. G. Kniger. Losses this year exceed 1931 by 433,090 with a month and a half remaining in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas Fire Insurance Department
C. 4. Kniger
Oklahoma hunter wounded in accident while recounting tale
Mervin McClellin of Oklahoma City, 45, while telling a hunting story to hospital attendants, fell into a creek. He crawled out and fired his shotgun to test the dive, the shell bursting near the muzzle severing several tendons in his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mervin McClellin
McClellin
Willmot M Odell Dies in Fort Worth
Wil mot M Odell general attorney for the St Louis San Francisco Railway of Texas and former United States district attorney died in Fort Worth after an eight month illness. The funeral will be held there tomorrow afternoon and burial will be at Cleburne, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Wilmot M. Odell
Bt- Louis
San Fran
Cisco Railway
Texas
United States
Cleburne
Ruth Elder Files Third Divorce Suit in Reno Roadblock
Ruth Elder, noted woman, files a third divorce suit in Reno from Walter Camp, motion picture producer and son of the late famous football coach. She charges him with misconduct and asks for a private trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elder
Reno
Walter Camp
Football Caach
Stuarty
Marihuana Smoker Fined by Anderson
A man named Rul Paz of 602 Morales Street pleaded guilty to possession of a marihuana cigarette in Thirty-seventh district court. Judge W. Anderson ordered a $10 fine plus costs after two months in jail, with the felony indictment previously facing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rul Paz
Morales Street
W. 8. Anderson
Anderson
Haskell AK Retrial Sought After Insurance Case
A motion for a new trial will be filed within days in federal court in Oklahoma City. Dorothy Haskell, widow and sister-in-law of former Oklahoma Governor Haskell, sues Missouri State Life Insurance Co and Martin Arnold, her attorney says. The trial ended with a verdict against Haskell, who died from a pistol shot in his hotel room in August 1981, disputed as self-inflicted or accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Federal District Courte Jn
Dorothy Haske
Haskell
Oklahoma
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Martin Arnold
Arnold
Howkell
CG. J. Haskell
Young Haskell
Doctor to Probe Illness Report
Federal authorities sought the county health officer Dr. T N Goodson Monday to report on H F P News who was fined 250 dollars and given ten days to pay. News sent word his illness prevents jail and he has no money to pay the fine due in federal court October 20. Russell Wide, assistant US attorney, said Neal was to surrender Monday for a 60 day alternate jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Goodson
H. FP. News
Snd
Russell Wide
United States
Storney
Neal
Goodson
Boy Injured by Golf Club Accident at Home
Six year old George Braun of 39221 Morsles Street was injured when a golf club struck him in the neck during a Sunday incident. He was taken to Feist EB Green Hospital for first aid and is recovering Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Braun
Morsles Street
Beck
Sunday
Feist EB. Green Hospital
Theft by 13 year old halted by deputy arrest
A 13 year old boy was charged with stealing three bicycles from the Roach Barn area. Deputy Sheriff O. Fe, Enborn, stopped the theft and handed the youth over to juvenile authorities for handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. FE
Doventle
San Antonio Junior Chamber Plans Crystal Ballroom Dance
The San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a dance in the Crystal Ballroom at the Gunter Hotel at 9 30 o clock Thursday night. Bailey Peyton president announced the event. Gordon Smith is the dance chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menmbera
San Antonio
Effects of Meteors Sought
A New York dispatch notes scientists seek to verify if meteors trigger magnetic storms during the Leonid shower peaking November 2 percent. A.M. Skellett of Dell laboratories proposes installing magnetometers to record magnetic disturbances as meteors strike Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCompaeny
Earth
A.M. Skellett
Dell Laboratories
Bastrop church group elects new pew officers
Bastrop Texas November 14 The Men's Brotherhood of the Bastrop Methodist church elected P. C. Maynard as president Dr H B Gumbs as vice president and J H Pearcy as secretary and treasurer The Brotherhood was organized by pastor Rev Milton F All
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Texas
Men's Brotherhood of the Bastrop
Methodiat Church
P. C. Maynard
H. B. Gumbs
J. H. Pearcy
Milton F. All
New Library at McAllen Opens Amid City Program
McAllen opens the new library project on November 14 as the McAllen Study Club and its women’s organization launch a fresh program of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllen
M’allen
Yoakum Turkey Receipts Heavy This Fall
In Yoakum the advance price of 12 cents per pound spurred heavy turkey receipts with 100000 pounds arriving at a single plant. About 200 workers were employed to slaughter and dress the birds, reflecting brisk demand for the season.
Bullet Victim in Critical Condition After Gun Discharge
In Yoakum Texas William Neu l Meyer of Sheridan is in critical condition at Hullettsville hospital after a bullet wound to the head from a 22 caliber rifle. The bullet entered under the jaw and lodged in the brain as he leaped from his porch. Local bureau report notes cotton ginned in 1932 crop at 59,442 bales versus 22,804 in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
William Neul Meyer
Sheridan
Hullettsville Hospital
Critfess
Yoakum Ginningr
Texas
J. R. Huvar
Bureau of Cot
Torr Cenbus
Salvation Costs Liberty As Man Confesses Holdup
In Lansing on November 14 an INS report says Floyd Smith confessed a holdup at a Four Square Gospel tabernacle branch led by Aimee Bemple McPherson. The church debated penance and forgiveness as Smith read his Bible during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Afich
Floyd Smith
Four Square Gospel Taberenacle
Aimee Bemple McPherson
Congregation
Istenea Wees. Ny
Smith
Poultry Prices and Market Report Mixed Across Produce Crate
The market page shows mixed prices across poultry and produce with fryers at 29 to 11 cents per pound and turkeys at 7 to 12 cents. Beans, cukes, and tomatoes fluctuate while apples and grapes rise or hold. The page also notes a Washington meeting of Federal Reserve governors discussing banking and economic conditions.
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Mandar
Tuckerr
Bningoh
Ncd
Browara
Hiack-syed
Buttes Uart
Cabra
Escaley
Oka
Bell
Florida
Brocolli
Binek Ferrera
California
Texas
So Pound
jGolorado
Cexas
Joanel
Uta
Roosters
Washington, D.C
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Classifieds for Used Goods and Services Listing
An old style ad sheet offers self used cars at current prices and recovery of lost articles. It also seeks job positions for men and women, and promotes various businesses across retailing, manufacturing and services. The notice invites buyers for appliances, radios, furniture, musical instruments, floor coverings, and more, plus disposal of vehicles and equipment.
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ATF
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Twain
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John DB. Rockefeller Sr
Standard Oil Millions
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Greetwich Society
Riverside Church
New York City
Turkey
Marth
Ion Tuvares
Wales
Treaty
Homer
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Bully
Lama
Rpp Mattoon
Lam
Soremouth
Willmot M. Odell
Ft. Worth
Haskell AK
Jane Noble
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