Advertising rates and gold bids stir opinion in US Britain
The piece surveys advertising rate dynamics led by Lord Beaverbrook's London Daily Express and The American Weekly, noting circulation and color-page value. It contrasts American and British practices, discusses gold prices and dollar value, and ends with reflections on hope and political ideologies amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Plummer
Lord Beaverbrook
Tte London Xpress
New York
Joseph ¥. Connolly
W. BR. Hearst
Syndicelen
Mr. Phimmer
London Daily Express
Agate One
London
America
W. R. Hearst
Albert C. Lasker
Lord and Thames
Arthur Kander
Erwin Wassy and Company
Six More Eggs Set Record for White Leghorn Hen
AGOASIZ Oct 26. Six additional eggs push a White Leghorn owned by ITH. Rutt ledge of Aardis J. C. She'd Iaid her Mandeee to a 388 day record. The bird needed only six more days to reach the 28b day mark, with BAT egg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agoasiz
B. C
ITH. Ruttledge
Aardis
J. C
Blackmail accusation shocks Murder Trial in Floresville
In Ninety fourth district court, Joe J. Nix testified that Alma Woolfolk wife of the accused man试 threatened to blackmail him for her husband’s lawyers briefed by his stand. Prosecutors and witnesses challenged Woolfolk’s testimony about Mrs Culble’s visit to the MagNolin Terrace apartment last November. Several witnesses supported Woolfolk’s good character, while one neighbor placed her near the scene at 6 p m. on the day of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Nix
Mag- Nolin Terrace
Alo Deligable
June Woolfolk
Nesta Yardman
Mix
Alma Woolfolk
Culble
T. L. Moody
San Antonio
Cabble
Linda Rollrath
Floresville
Corlier
Aara Frank
West Magnolia Avenue
Dave Gottlieb
Gertrude Heath
West Hulsache Vee
Gilmore
Grayson Street
Sie Collins
Woolfolk
Willie Smith
25 Cts Daily Not Enough For Her
In Aurora Ith October 26 Mrs Celia Shully told Judge Shepherd at Geneva she believes the country off the gold standard makes her husband leave more than 25 cents daily allegiance. She seeks a divorce from Frea C Schulz of Aurora arguing 37 years of quarterly support at a drug store and asks that his estate valued at about 75000 be divided.
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Aurora
Celia Shully
Shepherd
Geneva
Reform Move Aims to Quiet Noisy Town Gears Up
City commissioners launched another reform push after Finance Commissioner Frank H. Bushick urged quieting the town amid loud street noises. He cited bells shoutings and motorists and urged action with Dr. W A King backing him. The city attorney will draft ordinances to curb the din in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Frank H. Bushick
Bushick
Commission
Geneval
C. K. Quin
Cigie
San Antonio
Temperature bounce expected as Texas cools then warms
The state saw a drop to the mid sixties with San Antonio morning lows around 64 while the forecast calls for a warmer Thursday afternoon near 86 and a high of about 88 Friday. Partly cloudy skies and light to moderate winds were predicted across East Texas and much of West Texas with no statewide cooling.
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Mercury
San Antonia
Government Weather Bureau
Texas
Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity
Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with warmer temperatures. Lows near 60s and highs around mid 80s. Light to moderate southerly winds. North portions cooler Thursday night. West Texas shows generally fair weather with colder east portions. Additional Weather on Page 2.
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San Antonio
Tortheast
Aouth
West Texas
Weal
Novih
Cold Keeps FDR From His Desk Yet Again
Washington October 28 Roosevelt, struck by a cold, stayed away from his desk and withdrew from formal government briefings while meeting leaders in the Oval Office. The ailing president conducted talks on policy and national issues, aided by a healing regimen as rest and treatment continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Oval
Gold price increased IOCENTO gold price increased
The Roosevelt administration raised the price it will pay for newly mined gold by 18 cents an ounce to 31.54, with daily purchases continuing. The move aims to keep the U S price ahead of foreign levels, while London quotes eased slightly. The RFC offered notes in exchange for gold, and traders could discount debentures to receive the full price. Regulations are being drafted by Treasury and RFC officials.
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Washington, DL
White House
London
Jesse Jones
RFC
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Dean Acheson
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Cor~ Pavilion
United States
Treasury Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Oxpcies
Texas Oil Production Cut Ordered by Railroad Commission
Telegram from Texas Railroad Commission says crude oil output in Texas fields to be reduced to about 89,000 barrels daily starting next Monday. Commissioners Thompson and Terrell directed R. D. Parker to prepare data and allocate the cut by field output.
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Austin
Texas Fields
Lon A .Smith
Texas Railroad Commission
Ernest ©. Thompson
C. V. Terrell
Lo Smith
Chicago
Terrell
Austen
R. D. Parker
Oil and Gas Division
Mae West Emerges As Freshman Favorite At Columbia
New York Oct 26 Mae West topped Columbia University freshmen polls as the ideal woman among the class of 1930. The Chamber of Commerce survey shows a clear majority of 320 freshmen favor West, noting she is the only woman considered suitable to make a freshman happy according to the survey.
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New York
Mae West
Columbia University
Cahanbit
Mine West
Hanpy
Entire Lung Removal Report Delivers Patient Recovery
A St Louis report details the first deliberate removal of an entire lung in a single operation. Dr Ryatta A Graham performed the surgery with Dr Morelia Findbein and editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association citing the patient from Pittsburgh as fully recovered. The team included surgeons from Illinois and Indiana universities.
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ST. Louis
Ryatta A. Grahan
Mindel
Morelia Findbein
Journal of the American Medical
Learrant
Graham Ana
d'Sloger
Ingtan University
Senoo
F& Pittsburgh
Ainger
Cotton Pickers Resume Work After Compromise
Cotton pickers in the Southern San Joaquin valley resume harvesting today after growers approve a compromise wage increase. State patrols watch over the field campaign as 16 weeks of strikes hindered a $10 million crop. The new rate is 75 cents per 100 pounds, up from prior demands.
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Hantord
California
Cotlon
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
October Factory Earnings Hold Up
Federal Reserve Board figures show October factory earnings holding September levels. Employment and total wages rose mid-August to mid-September, but overall employment declined in recent weeks, reflecting a fall from the prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Judge T H Conner Dead at Temale
The body of Truman H. Conner chief justice of the Second Court of Civil Appeals will be brought here for interment he died in hospital at Temale at 10 45 o clock. He had been a member of the court for 46 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Truman H. Conner
Second Court of Civil Appeals
Hening
Arms Meet Is Set for Dec. 4 in Geneva
Disarmament conference planning notes set for December 4 in Geneva. Report mentions Allied banking activity and clearing figures in New York, with metrics showing an overall rise in weekly international settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Conteerer
Winter strikes across North America leave many dead
A wintry blast across the North American continent leaves a trail of death from New Brunswick to New York. Eleven people perish in a river accident in New Brunswick while widespread snow and cold cripple transport from Vermont to Duluth. Heatless conditions grip the south as temperatures fall, and seven people drown in a river disaster near St Martin's, New Brunswick.
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Associated Press
North American
North Atlantic
St. Martin's
St. John County
New Brunswick
W Banaway
Tumber Torch Piper Company
Dixie
Canada
United States
New York State
Adirondacks
Wen
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
de Vermont
Chicopa
Cleveland
Duluth
Minn
Tanta
Hye Hven
End of Show Duel Brings Marathon Pact to Hold
After days of strife between Douglas Lawley and city officials led by Mayor O K Quin, a two week plan was trimmed to a mere one week. Promoter Mal J Ross announced a settlement ending the walkathon dispute with costs of 46 dollars paid by Ross and dismissal of several cases against him and aides. The compromise halted further conflict and allowed the derby to proceed. Continuous coverage to follow on Page 7.
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Lfth
Douglas Lawley
Alamo Post No. A
American Legion
O. K. Quin
Walkathon
Biller
Mal J. Ross
Dapper
Lawley
Ile
Ross
Marathon
Legionnaires
G. Tayloe
Portyfrth District Court
Taylor
City Legal Department
Unfurnished Apartments and Rentals Listed
Rental ad listing multiple unfurnished and furnished units with monthly rates in several streets and cities. Mentions 311 West Courtland, 118 Buford, 222 Atontreise, 148 West Rings, 207 Donaldana, and 1444 WY. Includes weekly and monthly pricing options, plus additional information on terms and availability.
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W .Courtland
Buford
Mayur
Sana Tronth
Rings Marwy
Kayton
En ‘S
Fatah
Donaldana Amonth
Mantin
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Arthur Brisbane
E-Toga
King Fous
Sync. Lee
Cabhita
British Empire
United States of America
Uncle Sam
Britain
South Africa
Australia
Sam
Herry Brown
Freeport
L. 1
Hilmself
Caroline Lockwood
Alwys
Berlin
Muasajini
Shinka
Ailly International
Nix
Blueform
8.A
F.D.R
Edward
Spike
O'Donnel
Royal
Copeland
Right
Senate Crime Committee
Chigaga
Jay ¢. McCarthy
Int'l
Columbia Fresh
T. H. Conner
Temale
WANK
Varano, Dunn & Bradatrest, Inc
Ientar Commis
Ted
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