Local Sportsmen Seek Dove Hunting Law Change
Local sportsmen urge a change in the dove hunting law to start the season by mid September instead of December 15. They argue nesting ends by August and seek a ruling from the attorney general to allow a universal open season across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Vexas
Thie
Kelly Field Man’s Catching Record Still Unbroken
New York reports Corproal Hessolles of the S V I Aero Squadron set a world record by releasing a baseball from 750 feet at Kelly Field France observers staged a test at 160 foot circle with fifty contestants as a plane dropped a white baseball toward the circle the ball glistened in the sun and the crowd watched as the drop concluded with the ball landing among the riders near the field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
iKelly Field
Exar
Bessolu
SIV Aero Squadron
Hierer
Hessole
France
Dexus Syeward
Suleman
Coleaman
Aviator Drops Balls From Plane Over Circle
Aerial experiment at Kelly Field drops white balls from increasing altitudes. Initial attempts fail to catch the falling objects while a rising wind and high altitude cause the pellets to miss the circle. Ground inspection confirms damage to the balls and launch devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessolo
Kelly_Field
Colonel Hagadorn Ends Life at Camp Grant in Quarters
Colonel Charles B. Hagadorn acting commander at Camp Grant died by self inflicted pistol wound in his quarters. He had led Camp Grant for a month and faced strain from a pneumonic epidemic with over 500 deaths. A West Point graduate and former instructor, Hagadorn served in Petrograd and the Canal Zone and remained unmarried at Elmira New York.
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Grant
Charles B. Hagadorn
Hagadorn
West Point
Petrograd
Canal Zone
Seguin
I Elmire
Nuy
Big Ten Heads Revise Schedules After War Department Rule
Chicago October meeting of football coaches and athletic directors adjusts Western Conference plans due to War Department ban on October out‑of‑town games for Army training institutions. Each university may make five road trips in November with four Saturdays and Thanksgiving open, allowing five games per school, just one less than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
War Department
Army Training Corps
Aaa
Texas Men Called to Entrain for Camp Travis
A Texas selective service notice calls for 0200 entry of white men from Dallas Galveston Travis and Houston areas to entrain for Camp Travis on October 21 1962. The dispatch also notes changes in Texas Pacific rail leadership with Osborn and Lancaster elections and in Marine Corps leadership with Barnett and McCausley appointments announced in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Austin
Wex
Atpervigor of
Selective Service
Texas
Dallas
Korant
Galveston
Travis
Houston
Barnet
France
Washington, D.C
Barnett
United States, Marine Corps
McCasvley
Daninls
Cotton fluctuates but material net decline is made
The cotton market opened higher on better cables from Liverpool and improved tone, then swung, and closed 18 points below the previous day. Early gains gave way to selling as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Exchange
Oct. S
Liverpool
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Firmer Liverpool Trends
Higher Liverpool prices and firmer technicals sparked early buying in New York cotton with December up to 31.46 and January near 31. Dull selling from the South and Liverpool pressuring spot markets sent December to 31.24 and January to 30.28 before stabilizing. By midday prices edged higher on covering then eased with renewed selling. December around 41.59 is reported as the day’s midlevel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O9 & Drely
San ‘Antonio
Sir Wollston
Galveston
New, York
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Silverpool
Cellicz
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher As Prices Rise Early Market
Cotton prices jumped 20 to 28 points in the first hour amid active demand and cautious buying. By noon the range widened, futures quoted October and January contracts around 29 cents, with features closing mixed and the market showing initial strength before a late retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlohns
New Orleans
Tau
Jon Deu
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Summary
The Liverpool cotton market shows quiet activity with steady prices across grades. Spot middling stands around 24.84, good ordinary about 21.20, ordinary near 20.74, with roughly 2,000 bales traded including 1,500 American. futures around 99,000 bales, including 28,700 American, with notable October and November reference months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
God Riddle
America
Wegumber
Cotton Statistics Receipts at U. S. Ports Listed
In a brief report from major ports including Galveston Houston New Orleans Mobile Havana Charleston Wilmington Boston and Norfolk cotton receipts are compiled by U S ports authorities. The note lists the ports and regional totals for the period, reflecting trade activity across Atlantic and Gulf locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Houston
New Orienns
Mobile
Ala
Havannaly
Charleston
S.C
Wilmington
Norfolk
Boston
Mage
Crop yields in 1926 forecasts from International Institute
The August bulletin from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome presents forecasts for major crops in Canada, the United States, Britain India and Tunisia. It notes wheat, rye, barley and oats yields with percentages from 1917 and the five-year average, plus details on rice, potatoes, tobacco and cotton. It also mentions maize, flax, cocoon production in Italy and cocoon yields in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Canada
United States
Nadia
United Alster
India
Tunis
United Stats
United State
Fnstitute
Matge
Institute
Donmar
Scotland
Ireland
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Algo
Japan
Upturn in Prices of Corn and Oats Prospects in Chicago Market
Chicago reports a rise in corn prices with November at 1.23 and December at 1.22 to 1.19 after initial gains. Oats also rise. provisions weaken as market sentiment shifts on the German peace note. Cash grain prices in Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis reflect mixed bids and nominal values across cereals and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pain
Ontat
Local Market Prices and Provisions Listing
Market notes show dry salt extras priced at 2 cents, bacon at 30 cents, dry malt bellies 14 to 16 pounds, fancy breakfast bacon at 62 cents, sliced breakfast bacon 6 cents, fancy hams 37 cents, bacon bellies 14 to 16 pounds. Oleomargarine 27 to 33 cents, low grade 27 cents, ratlbum 30 cents. Pork prices fluctuated with quotes around 30.85 to 24.35.
Market notes show varied produce and poultry prices
Tuesday market items list steady eggs and butter with slight shifts in poultry and potatoes across regions. Prices include turkeys at 2.66 per pound, ducks at 9, goose at 9, potatoes lower in some areas, and regional quotes from Chicago UK Kansas City and Minnesota Wisconsin markets.
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Texas
Itkas Creamery
Abe
Paul
Chicago
Tate
Minnesota
Pokoto UK
Wisconsin
Metals Market Snapshot From New York Exchange
The New York metals market reports lead unchanged with a spot price of 8.01 dollars. Apelter dull and delivery from East BL Souls shows a spot offer at 38.76 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metals
New York
Metals Exchange
Decline in hog prices across general markets continues
Market reports show hog prices slipping 10 to 25 cents in Kansas City and St Louis areas with local Fort Worth steady. Cattle and calf prices varied by market, with mixed results and some weakness noted. Chicago and Kansas City summaries reflect overall softer hogs, firmer cattle in places, while St Louis notes quieter gains amid heavy receipts and mixed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalon
Gel
Hors
Uhiengs
Kanssa City
St. Jouis
Cate
Fort Worth
Tex
Cottle
Kansas City
St. Louis
aAtecra
Storkers
Forders
Fatro Prime Southern
Hiestare
Carve's End
New York Sugar Prices and Refinery Rates Listed
Sugar market figures show centrifugal steady at 7.28 with refined steady and various grades noted. Listed cubes and powdered sugars range from 9.20 to 10.86 per unit, with granulated and other refined products included in the pricing roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Car & Fry
Alchisor Creser
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ansrapente & Ohio Teas
China
Oeses Eveveny
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Evia
General Motora
Il Byi
Great Northern Pta
Great Northern Ore
Ulladis Centra Na Beneenas
Hat Bon Inspiration Co
Dittabure Caal
Ray
Coppur’ da Baeesta & A Hep
Ron” Eel
le Southern Jac Sinelair Ol
REY Southern Railway
They Deere
Studebaker Corporation
ITM
Tonnteres Copper Reseeee
Fexng Oo
Vobatco Products
Union Pacific
Tin United Clam
Stotea Kubler
Stotea Steel
Utah
Wertinghouse
Atlantic Coast Line
Gulf States
Bererre Seaboard
Alos
Shef
Steelton
Migsina Ware
Money Market Notes From New York Currency Markets
New York reports mixed activity in money markets with Sterling 1 day bills near 4.745, commercial paper rates around 4.72 to 4.75, and demand for Mexican dollars at 4.79. Government and railroad bonds hold firm while bankers acceptances in the high fours and time loans show strength across 30 to 90 day terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Te Mercantile Paper
Commercial ‘Co
Banka
Fey Ae
Enbley
Sterting
Commerciil
Eee
Ty Niin
Obituary notices for Lovenskiold and Hudspeth in San Antonio
Arlington Lee von Lovenskjold died at a local sanitarium age 50 native of Corpus Christi graduate of Annapolis Naval Academy funeral by Z Aizik Undertaking Company with nephews and family. Lilly Hudspeth 48 died at a local sanitarium sent to Norley by Hagg McCullum Undertaking Company with funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Lee von Lovenskiold
Lee von Lovenskjold
Llocal Sanitarium
Corpus Christi
Annapolis Naval Academy
Corpus. Christi
Zaizik Undertaking Company
Charles Taylor
Adellan Flores Elizondo
Adelide
Escovar Flores Elizondo
Sanitarius
Mexico
San Antonio
J. F. Eligon
Armand Escovar
Monterey
A. E. Davie
Houston
B. Escovar
R. Garcia
Denver
Colo
EK. Ramano
Mexico City
Rt. de Wacovar
Shelley-Toring
San Fernando Cemetery
Lilly Hudspeth
Lily Hudspeth
Porter Lobreng Funeral Director Ad
Funeral director Porter Lobreng operates at 206 Jefferson Street with Hagg and McCollum Undertakers and Lang Motor Service. Corner Avenue Pocam Cr 104 lists ambulance services and related offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Lobreng
Jefferson St
Adv
Hagg &. McCollum
Undertakers
Ambulance and
Lang Motor Service
Corner Avenue
Pocam
Lin le
Shippings and Oils Lead Active Stocks Higher at Open
New York October 8 Shippings and Oils pushed the market higher at the open as war news boosted short covering in weak issues. United States Steel gained, Marine preferred rose, Texas Company and Mexican Petroleum advanced, while rails stayed dull. Afternoon gains appeared in steel and war issues with some securities up 1 to 3 points, but the day closed irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nctive Nat
U. S. Steel
Marine Preferred
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Liberty
Government estimates grain production for year
Washington October reports total wheat at 918,090,000 bushels with winter and spring yields broken out. Corn forecast at 2,717,778,000 bushels and oats at 1,935,027,000. Potatoes, beans, tobacco, rice and other crops given by October 1 condition and state forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
Department of Agriculture
New York Metal and Sugar Market Notes
New York metal exchange reports Lond unchanged and spot prices at 4.05. Snepker thimer and Waat St. Louis delivery cited. Sugar in New York shows steady mills with cent sugar at 7.28 and refined granulated priced at 9.. The bulletin notes weather observations for October in Texas and New York.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
St. Louis
Casualty List Reports Large War Losses and Names
The report lists total casualties 593 with actions cited as Wounded, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Died of Accident and Other Causes, and Missing in Action. It names soldiers from Texas, Oklahoma, New York, Illinois, and many other states, including John Currie and Roger Christian, among others, with ranks from Private to Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan
Kilitea
Tony F. Autrey
Fredericks
Okla
Frank Strous
Ferny
Hob Merrill
Mount Yarnon
Tex
Leute M Kelly
Welling
Okina
Roger 3
Christian
Elgin
Joan L. Skeater Eagle Laka
Sharlex ¥. Mckinney
Vernon
Ophir Johnson
Wolfe City
Anton Regenbdach
Fredericksburg
Fox John 1
Odle
MckKinney
Charles G. Iomke
Fi Paso
Granville Avers
Chicota
Tes
Jake Rorsman
Now
San Antonio
Jas David O. Shalar
Boxton
Alvin Stattan
Lincoln
Fiorentino Morales
Hondo
Preston Thompson
Leigh, Ok
J'Tivallere
Herbory Wiktam
Dubuque
Owa
Jonas A. Heliond
Binford
Thualauser
Chiang
Arthur Vaillancourt
Ninhir H. Tavmo
J. Warner
Riinelandes
Wis
Alfred Adamm
Albany
N.Y
William Newton
Fone
Log Angelen
Cal
George Ceil Corbit
Caseopatia
Atieh
Tirsaell
Enaten
Merrill
Nace
Harrisburg
Arthur Vi Patti
Amihorat
Maas
George J. Rhadwell
Point Jefferson
Herbert Waahlonka
Ittpon
Daniel Willard
Rochester
Ind
Grover CG. Yarbrough
Ashburn
Sarporata
Jerome BM
Fintmer
Carlisle
John Bennett
Inekaanville
Charing
Wihert FP
Girgscack
Artel
Jon Th. Herriaon
Flamingbure
Harry F
Tollls
Bintravile
Harry T. Hargon
Congress Junction
Artz
Dentia Dominick Kelly
Porteracinc
McCormeck
New York
Thomas Joseph Mrtona
Milwaukee
Ernest J. Olander
Rhootedyn
Meyer Parker
Rov J
Poninel
Chiease
Grant William Roccora
Walrst Bend
Chyften
Shaw
Plymouth
Masa
Guy R. Smith
Londatt
Ohio
Bugler
Charisa RF. Sellers
Des Moines
Towa
Choriea
Marion Farris
Plattehore
Meehonto
Owen W. Rare
Menrar
Obie
Raymond Ragland
Nanticoke
Robert
Everett
Brooklyn
Frank T. Holden
Wansna City
Tom Marcus
St. Louis
Horton M. Baker
Fort Deage
Tawa Guatave
Bangert
Wood River
Adam Barbieri
Lowoellville
Ors
Toy Victor Barrington
Akron
Town
Stanley Tartczak
Wallen Vartara
Busca
Thenning J. Bates
Yrooklyn J
Milton Allen
Almond
Samuel Anuizge
Lunhurst
Engene Baptiste
Harmond
Brown
Ganeaster
Oho
More A. Brown
Heulka
Miss
Albert T. Bruce
Ames W. Truce
Oakley
Kan
Raymond
Bucktey
East Grand Forks
Annesdto
Pitua
Butler
Camas
Wash
Michael J. Cavanabeh
Rockwell City
Eben Dean
Bellingham
Waen
Robert J. Darman
Ostrataoga
Robert HW Erickson
Mhicngo
Dewey
Ftheridge
Hendrickson
Caleb AW. Feeback
Milerkaure
Wy. Herman
J. Flint
Williamsport
Tod
Thomas Westvedt
Red Todge
Mont
Junina B. Fowles
Los Angeles
Gnethene Frankley
Detroit
John H. Frishett
Crystal Valley
Cart T
Hensley
Hamehire
Tenn
Hungard
Itacah
Tacobson
East Tawas Mich
Herbert Jarrell
Whitesville
W.va
Willan
Joseph Malone
Atttwaukes
Nicholas Manes
Adan
Ehaletion
Waukeran
U. Ernoat R. Mittng
Luverne
Wiliam &. Moore
Equality
George A. Murray
Pitteoure
Manuel Paya
San Francisco
Guse Peary
Taznwell
Vasco
Rite
Martin T. Peterson
Rae Cri
Andraw Polkkl
Mumbold
Harold Francia Quinn
Palladelphia
Willam
Albert Reagon
Berkeley
Muaxa
Robert Rudnick
Manning
Walker H. Bamucis
Warrensville
George A. Schumaker
Pittsburg
Robert Anderson Searcy
Carrollton
Frank Edward Siggins
Cody
Wyo
John J. Skeeter
Engle Laks
sean P._Siinner
Conway
Ark
Arthur B. Staedtler
Steele
N. B
David G. Stegman
Horton
Albert Archibald Storms
Jonesville
Mich
Eugena V. Suacci
Karl M. Thomas
Flint
Frank J. SompBhack
Fern
Traub
Wilington
William H. Troyer
Whitehall
Edward J. Turner
Lake Mills
Iowa
Harry 4. Vanseoter
Canaseraigas
Ramer
Teon
John Te Windger
Notimeham
Aid
Edd Wade
Hartsburg
Robert Lee Young
Spartanburg
Joby E. Carney
Plainfield
N. Ae
Lawrence Emery Cramipton
Algh Bridg New Jersey
Alvin McPeak
Sparta
Beaugnan Mamtoniski
Shenandoah
Tony Marchese
Gibellina
Italy
Nicotle Michael
Eric
Alessandro Reval
Corre Péllice
Domfiana Sassi
Vingiard
N. J
Walter Christopher
Sigion
Romeo
J. Simons
Chicago
Max Stein
Jersey City
X. J
Frank R. Wait
Arroyo Grand
Alhambra
Eugene Wiliam Cartwright
War
Anthony Damiano
New Brunswick
Henry Detsler
Olympia
Steve Duma
Corry
Stephen I Eberly
Portland
Ore
Moward
Fromhola
Tacoma
Wosso Géhick
Thompsonville
Haverhill
Maga
Martin G. Kenny
Newark
Fred W. Ing
Mount Hermon
Lal Utwis B. Pevy
Afinden
Lon Pimstein
George T. Putman
Borden Springs
Alas
Cullen Rawls
Bozalug
Allison W. Ret
Jake Rossman
Antonio
Rubly
Minneapolis
Stenhen Shraro
Tretien
Austria
Ray Sichenberg
Notas
Folthe
Anton Barney Skieveczak
Waupaca
Clyde Stainbrook
Coloma
Mich Kason
Toomay
Helenwood
Charles Wethington
Liberty
Arthur C Wyman
Boston
Masa Larenala W. Sanders
Jphe
Chester G. Scheetz
Quakertown
Cuchillo
Sar
Lawrence D
Terry
Toronto
Kan- Trenton
Thoningon
Leigh
Felis Toros
Monticello
Noa
Alfred
Year
Livermore
Edward At
Well
Jebo Wallner
Fonda Lac
Tee
Whitman
Albertan
Joe Wornoski
Toren
Ghia
Hiniant
Montgomerys
Ala
William FH. Sturphy
Bie Sandy
Mont Ren
Carter
Rad Springs
Bert J. Walker
Lawley
Nis Nilsen
Angst mm
William ©. Clark
Peon Run Va
Patrick
Cummina
George Ke. Herzeg
North Tending
Hilckm
Milton Axellas
Rite Greers
Shone Jerking
Belmont
Clare Ward
Nowcastle
Vieutenant
Alvin
Gondate
Morning List of Dead in Acts Roster
The list names numerous service members by rank and hometown including lieutenant Tom Currie of Austin Texas and corporal Truett Alahon of Munkorae Okt. It records deaths from wounds disease and accidents with entries across multiple states and cities. The compilation notes ranks and units and provides a roll of privates sergeants and officers from diverse locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom M. Currie
Austin
Tex
Nerroants
Fesalio'l
Menuhin
Atehtsan
Kan
George J. Meeon
South Boston
Sam M. Maran
Telede
Olle
Tom Richards
Vanden
Mino
Rarey T. Satins
Mesenn
Conn
Arthur J. Terner
Atptrone
Niete Vanderabiend
South Halland
Yty Bacht
Guy Weaver
Punssutn
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Devon” Yj
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Cote-Mmor Ky
Belend
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Germany
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SGA
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Atom
Ontu
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Vegas
Mirtin
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SeDea
Metal Markets
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U. S
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Fields
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Hanley
New York State
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Money Markets
NEW York Exchange
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Urals
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Birmingham
Cheriton
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Danna
del Ria
Santis
Key Wort
Kia
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Amonio
Ptchih
ObMhomia
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Poe
Len Buell
Metoordjogtet
Pigee
Evans
Raymond W. Madden
East Brady
William
Rochford
Arnaud Rubenstein
Augustine Willis
Charlotte
Harbor
Flo
Herbert. Welch
Reading
Or Rolie PF
Bedlent
Sioux Falls
S. DB
Cherries H. Dare
Alloway
Tamog Clarenes Nahi
Jamestown
Wye
Ohn FE
Queeney
Clinton
Mass
Timothy FR
Cummings
Mars
Lemuel H. Cushing
Moscow
Tianhe
Arnie (. Yuh
Breck Creek
Raymond Kfason
Crooklyn
Walter Addison Fairman
Mechanicsville
Willam A. Fowler
Ausata
Eagar M
Gungenheimer
Walter K. A. Skuehnert
Lyons
Xeb. James
McDonald
Walter Adam Noviekt
Ninos
John 8
Weir
Owen Round
Daniel 8
Garvey
Toshua
Hugg
Trecklyn
George H. Kuehn
Benton
Minn
George Quincy Rice
Quincy
Mion
Earl Rosser
Hamilton
Dolin Wf
Burn
Hugo
Coin Toule
Carlo
Ronco
Harry A. Leatie
Seyiurn
Willim D. B. Stewart
Newport
Wilbur Albere Swiedarke
Oconth
John W. Farmer
Jifard
England
Pull
Hickman
Ola F
Nosmato
Mouridge
Aaron Toff Ian
Worepstec
Magn
Mrivates
Max Albert
Joly Bracel Wimpscott
Maes
Joseph Eugearo
Petersburg
Icke
Boswell
Withe Wenster Lasan
Surry
Martin’ Meehan
Worchester
Ataer
Hyuilo Rubenstein
Syracuse
Koralfa
Hutso
Muje
Marechead Gran
Sangyre
San
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