AERIAL BATTLE NOW RING NNS
Aviation editor notes a fierce race for dominance in commercial aviation between Boeing 247s and rivals from Douglas and TWA. Highlights include speed, range, all metal design, and the impact on coast‑to‑coast schedules and passenger service as orders surge and industry standards rise.
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Br Elliott Roosevelt
The
Light
Lael
Angeles
Thert
United States
Rejhoen
Zidabeist
Atlantic
Pacific
Western Air Express
United Airlines
Tae
Gen'eece Aviation
General Motors
American Silvers
Cord
Aviation Bormeration
Northsop
Ong
Amer- Tcas
Aeronautica Srvingers
Dellas
Winslox
Ariz
Pnt
Continental Divide
Albuquerque
Douglas
TWA
Tat Line
Boeing
Peare
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santa Monica
Bel W A
Relbins
Minking
Dynamic
Auretican Alr- Wars. Co
Jerry Vultee
Dorkane
Manning
Rimi
Olot
Fey
Lockheed
Morty Wariber
Philip @ Johnson
Lator
Yong
Government grapples with rising costs and wages policy
The article outlines how government efforts to boost credit and currency to raise prices may backfire by reducing purchasing power. It notes attempts to maintain living standards through wage levels while inflation erodes real wages, predicting more strikes and labor tension as costs rise. It cites rising living costs, with prices up since last year and the dollar’s buying power falling from a 1923 base.
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Uncle Sam
Local Market Prices Rise for Vegetables and Fruits
The article records a broad price uptrend across the local produce market with bushel quotes for okra squash cucumbers beans and more. It notes New Mexico oranges priced at 2.50 per bushel and Rio Grande valley oranges at 1 15 per bushel along with shipments from Colorado and other regions.
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New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Colorado
Setmoor
Texas
Tc Ib
Rene
Vents Poun
Tess Bermida
Pyang
Cela
Nana
Aga Ania
Fe Ly &O
Tireainis Ivi
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
San Antonio market notes show a mixed cattle run with best calves around 3.50 and fed calves at 5.00 per head. Hogs sold up to 4.50, lambs 2.00 to 3.25, and butcher steers mostly 2.00 to 3.25. Kansas City and St. Louis reports note steady to higher demand, with hogs and cattle varying by weight and class.
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San Antonio
Myer
Wendal
Wiotce
Zenersl
Valiers
Shute
Beuni Estate
Bruni
Calven
Saathotl
Yancey
Scott Looney
Crabham
ST. Louis
East ST. Louis
Hutchers
Kansas TY Livestock
Kansas City
Shay Fariday
Dorn
Yoo
Sdsewsso
Ink Wow
Sleerm
Sao Antara
BNO
Shiren
Receynte
Lanie Alrong
Doer Tau
Gearing Wethers
Medina
Hole
Sugar and Coffee Market Report Distorted By OCR Errors
The article discusses sugar and coffee prices with references to raw sugar, refinery activities, and market movements. It mentions Heenan, MPL Inc, and Travers, noting price trends near 1.40 percent and tentative shifts in the refining sector, with references to Traders and opening movements anticipated.
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Todey
Heenan
Ais
Aide Mpl Inc
Tina Alec
Avie Tron
Wipwork
Eve Dereinden
Pel
Marels
Middine
Texas Legislature Advances Bonds and Anti Trust Reforms
Special session of the Texas Legislature convened by Governor Miriam A Ferguson aims to issue 6 million dollars of bonds from an authorized 22 million to aid state relief funds and align with federal recovery efforts. Senate and House consider changes, with conference committee to draft final text. Anti trust liberalization includes NRA industries exemption. betting certificate system for horse racing re enacted as a Senate special order.
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Austin
Qui
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Senate
House
Neveral Days
Forecast for cotton yields in Washington October crop report
The Department of Agriculture issued an October cotton forecast totaling 12,885,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, down from last year’s 13,002,000. The report notes crop condition at 66.7 percent of normal, with state by state yields and acreage figures, including Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, and California.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Wales
Gaie
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mispori
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkanss Jns
New Mexico
Arizona
Galifornia
States
California
Mexico
United States
Poultry and Produce Market Notes From New York and Chicago
Chicago and New York poultry and dairy markets report varied prices for buttercreamery, U.S. grading and packing stock. Fresh hens, leghorns, and chicks move at steady to lower bids. cheese, eggs, and butter per pound show fluctuating rates across regional exchanges.
Age Frees Man on Drunken Charges
José Maria Vallesquet faced two drunkenness charges in corporation court Monday morning. Testimony described him as drinking denatured alcohol in Mugm square with a witness noting his age as about 100 years. The court ruled a light sentence was sufficient. Vallesquet was released.
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José Maria Vallesquet
Wea
Nis Ege
Mugm Square
Joe Bara
Vallesquen
Enantsy
Vale Jesquer
Telrad
Cats Imported to Clean Out Jail Mystery Item
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cats imported to clear a jail area. Names such as Charles Stevens and Qwen W Kilnay appear, but details are unclear. The text references unrest and effort to purge the space, with mentions of ruts and planed items, suggesting an attempted improvised cleaning or evasion.
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Charles Stevens
Arerekary
W. Kilnay
Six Licenses for Sale Issued Reportedly
Six licenses for sale were issued amid a murky city week, with officials noting a sale that includes beer and tavern permits. The chaotic Monday morning session drew attention as county plans and land ownership were discussed by local officials.
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Rously
Onver
S. Emus
Morriis
Renial
Dornses Land
Cotton ginned total rises to 5 851 451 running bales
Census Bureau reports this year's cotton ginned before October 1 totaled 5 851 451 running bales with 195 128 round bales. American Egyptian at 616 bales. Ginnings by state listed, led by Texas 2 291 057, Georgia 711 071, Oklahoma 918 695, Mississippi 507 128, Alabama 5 3.
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Washington
D. C
Breau
Gloninge
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bieraft
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Stock Market Quiet Rally In Early Trading
New York October 2 IAP Slumps staged a quiet rally in early trading today led by Alco labels and other groups. Industrials and utilities showed signs of activity while steel orders awaited U S Steel figures for September. Optimism from investors noted by analysts despite labor treaty uncertainties and political shifts.
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Slonks
Alcohals Armey
Industriels
Cally
Slisree
Amelian
Allies Chemical
America Gon
American Telephone
Ang
Wall Nlred
U. 6
Steel
Pitta
Mau S Tebneon
Ional
Jordan Exchange
Dhwlinka
Appat
Anon
ADT Vents
Scouts to Honor Theodore Roosevelt Anniversary
The Roosevelt birth anniversary will be observed on October 27 at the old sale grounds where Tippy organized the Rough Riders. Mayor C K Quin announced the event with memorial services led by the Alum Area Roy Bruly and speakers including W Mr McIntosh. Col W B Tutule will direct the series.
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Sale Grajinds
C.K. Quin
Roy Bruly
America
Quin
Mr. McIntoxh
Col
W. B. Tut- Ue
Fire Prevention Week Observed With City Parade
National Fire Prevention Week began across the country Monday and will be observed here with a parade of fire department tracks and band. Fire Chief Mt. Bubler urges participation as the celebration continues through Wednesday.
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Bubler
Diplomats and Giants Top Roosevelt Talks as Geneva Looms
Washington observers sort diplomatic demands from military ones while Geneva tensions rise after Japan and Germany proposals. Roosevelt focusing on football, Harvard, Yale, and Princeton as he plans eliminations. Byrd faces pressure on prohibition repeal. politics mix with treasury security and memoirs emerging from Washington circle.
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Feny
Giants
Prealdert Roosevelt
Gus Geuhecks
Harvard
Gus
Yale
Princeton
Grain Market Signals and Price Decline Amid Weak Demand
The Chicago grain market shows early price firmness giving way to selling pressure amid weak demand and heavy selling. reports note price drops in corn and wheat with international demand expectations. a government forecast highlights higher cotton bales, while traders overlook limited grain offers for export.
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Chicago
Ort
Governant
Henry Morranthan
Europa
Morgan
Market Watch San Antonio Prices Listed For Monday
San Antonio market report shows barley at 50 cents per bushel oats at 8 cents, wheat 85 cents, corn 40 cents, milo 85 cents per cwt. Barley and oats price quotes appear with market notes and date references for Monday trading activity.
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Burmers
San Antonio
Milo Walxe
Blevins Seeks Help in Hunt for Missing Youth
County Probation Officer Charles Blevins asked police Monday to aid in locating Whitfield High School student 13 who ran away from Baxar Cavity School for Foyk two weeks ago. Mrs. Lucille Wagner, the boy's mother, is assisting in the search from a porch.
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Charles Blevink
Wsalst
Whitfield High
Baxar Cavity School
Foyk
Lucille Wagner
Une Poarch
Blevins «Aid
City to Ballot Land Transfer Plan this Week
City commission will vote this week on a land transfer to exchange land for a new post office building. Mayor G. K. Quin announced Monday that the plan would front federal construction at North Alamo.
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Abrinaloe
Alamo Airert
G. K. Quin
Cotton Market Fluctuates as Crop Report Shapes Prices
New Orleans reports volatile cotton trading as hedge selling and short covering drive prices for December and March. A government crop forecast of 12,888,000 bales boosts activity, with December near 8.48 and March around 9.72 cents, while futures settle near highs after lunch.
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Lomsex
Jio & Paints
Privea
Weliie Ane Pre-Buresi
Havidadson
Uectmner
Ariges
al Enty
Lakar Jn
Fleuzes
Renlea
Man Charged in Concealing Case
A. B. Sheeran, 27 of 910 Ont Street, charged with receiving and concealing stolen property in a complaint before Zumee of the Peace, John F. Onion. The complaint alleges Shearon received a stolen car with a value of $500 from Pat O’Brid on October 3, bail set at $2,000.
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A.B. Sheeran
ZuWee
Bandits Hold Up Oklahoma Bank For 550 Dollars
Two men robbed the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Tryon Oklahoma, taking about 550 dollars and escaping in a motor car. A woman wearing a light dress was reported as part of the getaway, though details remain unclear. Investigators pursued possible suspects and searched for the vehicle.
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Alta
Grocers Seek Approval of Proposed Food Code at Hearing
Washington D C trade groups push for a master code for food and grocery wholesalers and retailers. Executives from the National American Wholesale Grocers Association and General Foods back cost plus minimum markups, while others challenge authority to speak for all segments. The hearing reveals clashes over coverage of farm products and fisheries.
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Washington, D. C
Trade Association
Zoe Veaders
Gonpuniers
M. L. Toulme
New York
National American Wholesale Grocers’ Associaion
Farm Administration
Hia
Tavors Cour
Cintente France
Pree- Went
General Foods Corporation
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Retell
Baoping
Los Leader
Mesawhille
C. J. Janssen
Manuer
Asep
George Peek
Peck
Mays A. Shattuck
Boslan
United States Plaheries ‘Association
Frauels
Fisheries Industriea
Submarine L238 Disaster at Campbeltown Harbor Triggers Tragedy
An explosion and fire aboard submarine L238 near Campbeltown Harbor Scotland today caused two deaths and many injuries. The incident follows prior accidents, with officials unsure of the exact cause as salvage efforts continue amid heavy water and battery hazards.
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Campbeltown Harbor
Scotland
Fortlold
Hull
Currenta
Depti
Portland
Xintore Peninsula
Atlm
Thousands Visit Fair at Lockhart Fairgrounds
Thousands toured the fifteenth annual Coldwell County Fair in Lockhart Oklahoma on Saturday night drawing large crowds. Exhibits featured livestock, sewing and baking entries, with excitement noted over the improved displays by 4-H groups and county agents T. J. Roydoc and Miss Leta Bengstl.
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Lockhart Lockhart
Leta Bengsetl
Police Seek Nixon Man in Missing Person Case
Police spread word Monday to locate Hubert A. Nance of Nixon who vanished after leaving for Canzoe tea. Neighbors recall him at Wheatland Boulevard address in Lynn Illinois near his brothers and UM Wheat 1944 Waahland. authorities request any sightings or information leading to his whereabouts.
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Hubert A. Nance
Lynn
Waahland Boulevard
Bunny
Tbs
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