Stocks level after mite bring rally in New York
Volatile session as metals and chemicals edged higher while some firms like American Can and Chrysler rallied. The Reconstruction Finance Corp saw a brief 0.66 rise and dollar losses moderated as foreign exchange softened. Industry outlook improved with steel demand hinted to rise before year end.
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WEW
York
Lee Shures
Airoola
Wiles
Etzndy
Wien
Chemical
Epeenis
Ars
Weaalle Treen
Poboees B
Chrysler
Gass
Anerican Can
Aitarivan
Elephane
MUO Chemient Wort Aiahl Yeinhurgitanville
Cenaral Moveag
Chiveler
Rantamery Wriaril
Ihe
Honeh
Richini
la Maliz
Missing Boy Believed Murdered in Baltimore
Nov 20 two hotels were ransacked. Carroll Anders, 13, missing since Friday, his parents were informed he had been murdered and his body hidden in four nearby woods. Police searched the area for hours but found no trace of the boy.
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Baltimore
Caroll Anders
Wage and Dividend Trends Across War Periods 1914 1973
The article compares wage payments and dividend and interest receipts in the 1914 1973 post war era and the 1928 1933 depression. It notes wage swings were larger, with a severe drop by 1933, while dividend payments remained steadier though still affected. It contrasts payroll declines with dividend and bond coupon payments and highlights a sharper wartime response in wage figures than in dividends.
Women club gathering in San Antonio highlights
Mrs Valney Taylor spoke at the City Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in the Plaza Hotel, with Amy Preston Dial presiding. The event showcased club members from Business and Professional Women, American Legion Auxiliary, and other groups, plus a musical program by Pierides club and children from the International Institute dressed in native costumes.
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Browns
Wille
Elic Pressent
Texas Federation of Watmen's Clubs
Ibe
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Plaza Intel
Amy
Preston Dial
Miss Pearl Johnson
Nestess Club
Businer and
Professional Women's Club
Alice Truax
America
Virginia Bartholomew
Spein
Benny Evlené Luthy
Merice
Louise Moore
Italy
Janie Giannuta
Russia
Juanita Valdes
China
Catherine Eng
Syris
Angelo Marie Curry
Argentina
Carmen Moore
France
Gizelle Periola
Miss Bartholomew
Taylor
al Hein
J. R. King
Gen. Beaumont
Buck
San Antonio
Volney Taylor
Dial
Taine
Ben Antocho
Appolntinip
Dales
State Federation
John Cochran
Laredo
Alex Adams
Frank Haggard
Browiswalle
Johnson
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Segitn
Hy H. Weinert
Mis Wood Lovet
A. I. Bernard
A.B. Bauehman Pnt
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Randle
Busiess
Penmitte Chulren
Mia A. O. Evans
Renairer
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Chadeian
Board of Public Works
M. Gratehouse
M. M. Barris
Hibrary
Beaumont B. Buck
Www
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George Craze
G. M. Chambers
Dan Esser
City Federation
Taber Re elected as Grange Chief
Taber of Gahumbis was nominated for the two year term as master of the Grange. A spokesman called his election overwhelming. Other names mentioned include Bolse Wing and Noy in the context of the organization.
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Grange
Bolse
Wallorw
Grid Game Fatal to Cavalry Corporal in Junction City
A cavalry corporal was killed in Junction City during a grid game disrupted by a stormy weekend. The incident occurred while Corporal Len Ak at the Aeron Gaschry facility attended a rally for Mrs. Thoress 3, Boar, of Marielto, Tira.
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Junction City
Kain
Len Ak
Mra. Thoress
Boar
Marielto
Tira
Electric Shadow Aims to Help Police Combat Crime
Chicago scientists report progress on an electric shadow to aid law enforcement. Frank Rafferty of the police department describes a system using fingerprints and a hidden audio recording via light wires to police amplifiers. He envisions an electric echo bulb to detect sounds and, with television, enhance detection capabilities.
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Chicago
Frank Rafferty
Enginery
Skulls Found in Baggage Probe in Kansas City
In San Francisco on November 20 1972 police probed the discovery of three human skulls believed taken from an abandoned cemetery. The skulls were found in baggage owned by BE Mellon a packer who said he obtained them from a man named Jack Love and planned to use them as ornaments. A friend Milton Pratt claimed Love took them from the cemetery where he visited a taletaker. The report includes extensive market listings and cattle prices following the skulls story.
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San Rancieco
Nick Lloyd
Tradinng
BE. L. Mellon
Melton
Jack Love
Milton Pratt
Live's
Tove
Bie
Bev
Nautt
Master Building Code Hearings Open in Capital
Public hearings resumed on the nations master building and engineering code with witnesses from the building industry present. A Z Groensfelter of St. Lauray chaired the session as officials sought evidence and debated proposals.
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Capital
Mita
A. Z. Groensfelter
St. Laury
Lee Chatrmay
League
Willy
Willy A Alter Sol Bis Erkanination —Larin Earn Aneik Ful
Aostfsedt
Suicide reported in Mierday morning death
Harry M Holtz aged 60 was found dead in a garage at his home on Perelda Street with a gunshot wound to the head. His sister Georgine Holtz heard a shot and found him. a 30-30 rifle lay near the body. Police noted the deadly wound and Justice John R Shook conducted the inquest.
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Harry M. Holtz
Perelda
Georgine Holla
Howe
Grain Market News Reflects Mixed Wheat and Corn By Markets
Grain report from CHICAGO indicates quick early options trading with wheat slipping slightly after a firmer opening. Corn rose briefly then settled under Saturdays finish as selling pressures emerged. moisture and regional drought affecting demand, while limited buying kept volume low. San Antonio market hours show corn and wheat bids, with prices listed for shelled corn and other grains, reflecting a subdued regional demand.
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Washington
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texad
Texas relief projects slowed by tool lag and trials
The first check-up of work under the Texas relief commission shows $421 intensityed in Bexar county pro lo work. Lack of trials and equipment limits progress. 400 men can work, but tool shortages and mobilization delay full staffing. Workers may be required to furnish their own tools to speed up projects and relive unemployment. Restorations include the San Juan mission and plaza work around the church with architect plans to deploy 500 workers per project.
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Texas Relief Commission
Bexar
H. E. Kincaid
Kincaid
Wil
Missi
San Antonio livestock market signals mixed week
San Antonio stock market reports slow trading with cattle bids around 3 dollars per head and hogs advancing to a 4 dollar top. Heavyweights and select calves show strength while light stock, sheep, and grain offerings dwindle. quotes list varied prices for calves, yearlings, cows, and hogs across multiple ranch outfits and buyers.
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San Antonio
Depositions Read at Kidnan Trial in California Case
Preliminary deposition readings in the Kidnan trial involve Mrs Taulse Ganger of Culver City testifying she saw Schafer, one of four men connected to the kidnapping. The proceedings place Schafer in Los Angeles in January while Hamm Jr. was seized in June during a federal court action.
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Nature Club
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Uig Vectibulary Club
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Hobby McGain
Art Clin
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Libra Club
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Welfare and Civics
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Itl
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Texas
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Kidnan
Paul
Neadite
Quanny Gehafer
California
William Hamm Jr
Gogay
Taulse Ganger
Culver City
Schafer
Iinster
Kignepling
Los Angeles
Jane
Homm
Michigan financier targets RFC probe in Washington
In Washington, Jim Couzens, a Michigan financier, presses his committee on questions about federal financing of shaky banks and the RFC. He ties his long career in finance and government service to ongoing fiscal oversight, while noting past political entanglements and assertions about Treasury and Justice departments.
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Ford
Temple Pone Courens
Berpass
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Wage pact ties presses pay to business volume
Plainfield New Jersey November 20 two large paper machinery firms and the machinists union announced a wage agreement affecting 4560 workers. The plan links future wages to overall business, ends strikes, and uses meetings to settle disputes. Initial rates grant 10 cents per hour through 1914 rising to 85 cents by 1935 with tentative steps to 90 cents.
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N. J
Machinists‘ Union
Walter Scott and Company
Wu Wood Newspaper Machinery Corporation
Richard J. Scott
Jocal Machinists’ Union
Aiter
Cone
Unti
Poultry Produce Market Report From Chicago Across Nation
Chicago dispatch shows live poultry and produce prices with scattered figures for hens, turkeys, toms, and chicklets. Interstate notes include freight expressions, coast shipments, and regional price hints with multiple city mentions and varied quotes.
Maverick Leads Group to Austin for Pay Hike Demand
Maury Maverick joined a San Antonio committee in Austin Monday to urge higher wages for skilled and unskilled labor. The group seeks a minimum of $1 per hour for skilled work and 40 cents for unskilled labor, citing public works scales and state policy. Members include Fred Fishback, John McElroy, Wallis Burke, and Hugo Haliner among builders and union leaders.
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Austin
San Antonio
Maury Maverick
State Stairway Commission
Public Works
Civil Works
Fred Fishiack
Builders Trade Councl
John L. McElycy
Motion Picaression
Wallis H. Burke
One Texas State Builders Emuncil
Hugo Haliner
Pluinders’ Union
Texas Works Loan Applications Pass 100 Million Mark
Fort Worth Nov 20 Engineers at Dallas Fort Worth WPA headquarters reported public works loan applications in Texas had surpassed 100 million dollars as more projects are docketed. About 2000 project requests total, with 12.7 million sought for one item and 28.3 million for another. 20 million of the applications have been approved and forwarded for final review in Washington.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Wie F. W. A
Washington
Fruit and Produce Prices at Local Market Placeholder
Grapefruit and other produce dominate the day’s market notes with seedless pink grapefruit priced at five dollars per box and various fruits and vegetables listed with per crate or per bushel rates. Apples, pears, peaches, and berries appear alongside leafy greens and root vegetables, reflecting a broad, bustling wholesale and retail scene in a seasonal push.
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California
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Gas Station Workers Face Mediation After Strike
SIL LOUS, Mar 20. McDonald, chairman of the Sc. Lowis regional labor board, urged striking gas station attendants to return to work pending mediation. The strike began after oil companies refused to recognize the union and offer a salary scale ranging from 652 to 195 per month for various positions.
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Vese McDonald
Sc. Lowis
Ipayers
Jane
Sheni
Tosie Rang
Altion
Barrister Issues Rum Law Warning in New York
A May meeting opened by the bar association warned about rum law enforcement and beverage control. Henry Ward Bees, president, announced the creation of a committee to study alcohol regulation amid calls for stronger enforcement of dry laws.
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Henry Ward Bees
Wie
Federal
Bai
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