Gas price orders set minimums for crude and gasoline
U S petroleum admin order fixes minimum wholesale and retail prices for crude and gasoline across regions. Mid Continent crude priced at Oklahoma City level with 11 cents above prior, retail margins set to ensure 4 cents minimum gain for retailers, and regional differentials based on refinery prices.
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Washington, D.C
Anterior Herald
L. Tokes
Pétroleum Sdminterrative Board
Brsle
Petroleum — Administrative Board
Wovern Filme
Oklahoma City
Tekes
Seaboard
Paige
Pacific
Tataller
Cinmeridm Erade
Mlailer
Bredford
Mid-Continent Announces 11 Cent Gasoline Price Rise
The notice outlines an 11 cent increase for Mid-Continent refinery gasoline under new secretary rules. It details price bands by gravity, expects 60 octane pricing near five to six cents above the current, and notes statewide posting practices in Oklahoma and Kansas with Texas crude price references and schedule shifts.
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Wreahoms City
Ickes
Oklawame
Kansas
Texas
North Texas
Aitnouen Svtral
Haice Wins First U. 8. Gowrt Case
Haice wins first U8 court case amid confusion as details of the trial emerge. The article notes resignations and a narcotic element tied to the incident, with references to key figures and locations including a residence and street addresses.
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Haice
Gowrt
Case
Four Nazis to Be Arson Witnesses
Berlin notes indicate four Nazi suspects will testify as arson witnesses in a trial overseen by Prosecutor Kar Wenn. The proceedings reference a publication called RYawn Book and allege connections to incendiary acts, with details described in wartime press materials.
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Berlin
Fawe Merl Waders
Latay ii
Finsal
Kar
Ward Marey
Nuva
Insurance Sales Rally Visualizes Monthly Growth Trends
An article describes a chart comparing new fire insurance sales by month with the five year 1928 1932 average and the actual six month performance. It notes August sales vs the monthly average, the Depression impact on the industry, and a current recovery beginning in March 1932 with expectations for the next six months to close the gap between actual and expected volume.
Light's F000 Show Opens at St Anthony Hotel
The Light's F000 food show opens promptly at 2 o'clock Wednesday in the St Anthony hotel Cacoanul Grove hall with doors at 1 p.m. Mildred X Gleben directs a program featuring a kitchen demonstration of diverse dishes by Mrs. W. H. Snellen, with AB gas-range Norge fridge and Wear-Ever utensils. Purple Jackets from Bracken- Tinge High School host sampling for participating manufacturers.
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Light
Cacoanul Grove
St. Anthony Hotel
Boeing
Mildred X Gleben
San Antonio
W. H. Snellen
Norge
Purple Jackets
Fom
Victor Rade Boas
SOB
Gsotte Caunivers
Kring
Walkera
Rinsa
Joske Sr Rere
Meeting Fatal to Lizard and Snake BANS MARES Ort 17
A garbled report describes a fatal meeting involving lizards and a snake, banning mares and mentioning a university biology department. It references various names and places in a disjointed way, making the exact events unclear. The text suggests institutional involvement and possible incidents affecting animals.
Wall Street Spectator Sees Markets in Tense Turn
New York stock outlook described as precarious with declines dragging the overall market. Inflation worries may ease commodity prices while strong capital inflows to the United States help hold the dollar down, amid buying in Celanese, Commercial Solvents, and several mining shares.
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Jnb
Dentists Elect Officers At Local Elero Meeting
Forty seven dentists from the county gathered in Elero to organize the new society. Fred Dether of Guero was named president with Dan OC Peavy of Cinyn as secretary and treasurer. Installation occurred under Dr Shunt Fasek of San Anians, the former president, in a formal ceremony.
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Gonzales
Elero
Giarkilipe
Fred Dether
Guero
Dan OC
Peavy
Cinyn
Shunt Fasek
San Anians
Gan Agvaig Bratel Savely
Read Painted As Playboy Read Painted As Playboy
In Los Angeles on October 14 affidavits in a California case describe Al Tred GC Head Jr once Oakland utoker as a married man who posed as single. Claire Windsor seeks retrial in alienation of affections suit. a verdict of 73,000 was awarded against Windsor amid testimony Head misrepresented his status during a San Jose trip. Other affidavits say he claimed to be unmarried to pursue relationships.
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Los Angeles
Head Jr
Oakland
Superior Court
Claire Windsor
Manan Head
Miss Wind
Julie Carter
Head
San Jose
Calll
Reed
Wiles
Aljean Hemming
Dorothy Granger
Miss Windsor
Einzle Olen
Nev Argard
Byars Testifies In Slaying Trial In Austin
W S Byars, former state ranger, testified in his murder trial over J R Munro's death. He described a confrontation over an alley used by both families, recounting a struggle during which a gun fired. Byars claimed he did not know who fired the fatal shot and stated only one round was discharged.
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Austin
W. S. Byars
J. R. Munro
Byars
Atlale Ranger
Munro
Scotty Munro
Testifind
Byare
Livestock Auction Prices Across Markets
Kansas and nearby markets report varied bids with top steers at 559 and fed calves around 4 to 9 dollars. Prices ranged from 1 to 3.50 for yearlings and 2 to 4.50 for heifers as buyers moved cautiously and overall demand remained uneven.
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BAN Antonio Livestock
Liberal
Gand Willuse
Cnt
Thesday
Reneral
Udo Henke
Frederickehure
Sleers
Panhole
Henry Rie
Lacontel
Red Eolves
Pountin
Louis Heven
AV Provicia
J Sehmial
Hondal
Calven
W. L. Barnett
Karnes City
Griffin
Leceriite
Mother and son accused in Marinette murder case
Milwaukee reporter says a mother and her son accuse each other of killing the son’s father Joseph Novak. Joseph and his mother faced charges in separate states, with conflicting confessions about a body found burned and hidden near a farm, while another son disputed the story.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nanve
Henry
van Dyke
Mich
Michigan
Joseph
Dunbar
Wic
Marinette
Fitzgerald
Moab
Clemens
Henry Seidabe
Cotton Market Faces Turbulence Amid Mixed Global Signals
New Orleans reports show cotton futures opening active with gains across the curve as traders weigh Hurongan political shifts and market sentiment. Prices advance into December and March contracts, with December near 8.8 and March around 12.4, while profit taking tempers the rise later in the session.
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New Orleans
Cotton Hat
Iniis
Livernon
Atre Whiel
Gterlins
Jon
Talhow
Abork
Gsina
Vogtarday
Priser
Telephone Firm Reports on Income
New York Ont 17 Im New Lugland Telegraph and Telephone company today reported net income of 8,501,808 mil to 4 PHARD for nine months ended September 3, compared with 146, 85,20 Aharé in the first nine months of 1952. For the quarter ended September net income was 2,001,521 equal to 821,923 or 641 w Atipo Inay year.
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New York
New Lugland
Tnilay
Fredericksburg Prepares for Big Singing Festival
Fredericksburg readies for a large Saengerfest with over 500 singers and thousands of guests. Club Arion led by W Hopl will host October 2 and 22 events featuring a Texanisches Gebirgs Fest, a gala concert in Gillespie county fairgrounds exhibit hall.
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Freogmenevow
Frederickaburg 1A
Club Arion
Ad W. Hopl
Swengerbund
Gillespie
California Market Prices On Lettuce And Produce
Market notes show California lettuce price at 3.50 per crate with other rates for spinach, melons, pears, beans, and a wide range of fruits and vegetables. The sheet lists Colorado apples, bananas, cabbage, cantaloupes, peaches, and onions with varied per unit and per crate prices, reflecting regional commodity fluctuations.
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California
Commission
Mt fLand
Texas
Berita Ohiona
Scents
Aemons
King
Waren
Avovadus
Florida
Colorado
Celifornia
Conte Buller
Rovelera
Missing Letters Handicap Probe of Lobbyist Fee
Absurd misread text from a 1940s Washington memo discusses a lobbyist fee probe. Mentions American Tax Bureau, hearings with few attendees, and references to individuals such as Wilson, Pollard, and Winn. Notes a clash over birthplaces and shrine presentation in a murky federal context.
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Washington
BD. C
Mirline
Torlny
Tarn Bureau
Fereration Tram
Ameri Sleans
Whitler
Chinngs
Nx-Seegebory
Federation
Jyvermearing
Anid Winder
NRA Program Praised By San Antonio Leader King
NRA chief N. F. H. King urged business leaders to attend hearings in Washington to advance national rehabilitation. He said many go to seek a personal slice of pie, not to cooperate with NRA officials to speed code enforcement. King met officials, discussed retail trade and hotel codes, and reported a split in NRA headquarters as a key factor. He spent three days in the capital, with stops in Baltimore and New York City.
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Weabhington
NRA
N. F H. King
San Antonio
Washington
King
Get. Binh 8
John+ Son
School Board Drops Insurance on Public Buildings
The board voted to discontinue boiler insurance in public school buildings and have city firemen inspect heating plants this year. Other actions include approving a $516 purchase for second and third grade classes and a county rehab project for a storehouse at De Zavala Austin and Eighth streets. Actions on buying 20 typewriters and dining room equipment for Wheatley were deferred, with plans discussed for a press box at Techfield and a request for improved athletic facilities for West Side students.
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Board of Education
de Zavala
Austin
Eighth Streets
County Rehablistation and Relief Commission
Poylls Wheatley Weerd
Techfield
R 8
Menefee
Lly
West Side
Wall Street Mixed as Gains Hold Despite Turbulent Session
Stock market in New York opened with erratic moves as early trading showed fractional gains and scattered upticks for names like Chrysler and Alfred Chemical. Major issues lingered near parity with several equities advancing a few points while others held steady. the day reflected cautious sentiment amid unsettled conditions and lingering speculation on corporate credit and bank lending outlook.
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New York
Api—Stavka Ware
Dealinns Fotac
du Pont
Steel
American Smelting
New York Central
Union Pacitie
Pantie Service of
New Jersey
American Con
Slamlord QA
New Junapy
Casa
Western Union
Amcricen
Tobacen
Ticeali & Myris A. Dern
American
Alcohot
Aled Chrmient
Nu- Annal Disiiera
Cloviler
Sharon
Start
Teleplinn
American Smedink
di Pont
Camon
Aries
Renoning
Federal
Nanka
Ioan
Taler
Banka
Ono
New Yorke
Market and metals mixed in London auction reports
The London market shows varied moves with copper and gold prices listed and bids from several traders. A large sale at 495 pounds is noted, alongside several smaller lots and notices from brokers and dealers.
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Goring
Wall Street Spectator
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MTA
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Strich
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Ealt
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Kansas” City
Biker Senate
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York
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Reet Cary
Ina Neon
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