Printer Code Gets Praise at Texas Graphic Arts Zone Meet
John J. Deving of the United Typothetae of America told delegates at the two day Texas Graphic Arts Zone federation convention in San Antonio that printing firms followed NRA codes in the past but aim to maintain standards without strict code enforcement. He urged continuing pre code practices while noting benefits and features to remain. Local officials welcomed attendees as regional NRA leaders provided talks on competition, cooperation, selling practices, and social security impacts.
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John J. Deving
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United Typothetac of America
Texas Graphic Arts Zone Federation
Gutter
Thursdep
Deving
Washington, D.C
Typamatec
B. Lege
San Antonio
Cone Group
Sam Capers
G Pee Quin
Ernest J. Tull
Meetor
Dallas
Id Rein
Hrunton
Clyde Rainey
Henry St Bilis
Figusob
W. J. Huie
el Paso
W. W. Reters
Houston
Herbert H. Oren
Mouston
Nueces Valley Authority Backers Push Two Bills
Backers of a Nueces valley authority plan two bills to slow flood control and develop the area. One bill would regulate river works. the second would create a single political district. Submissions depend on governor action and potential county or district approval. Ray Leeman of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce cites seeking state and federal aid amid funding deadlines. Walch sponsors the project as discussions hinge on WEA and Roosevelt administration timelines.
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Nueces Tiver Yellop
James Wy
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Ray Leeman
South Texas
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Walch
Rreutin
Roosevelt
Enrollment figures for San Antonio area schools release
About 37 990 students were enrolled across 5S A classrooms in San Antonio area districts on Thursday. WS Knox, assistant superintendent, notes enrollment nears last year totals with 37 999 students. The distribution covers senior high schools, junior schools, elementary schools, and a number of Negro schools with varying attendance figures as the district reports ongoing experiments in teaching during the week.
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Thureday
WS. Knox
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Senoels
Negro Sehials Jsteq
Knot Vetimet
Hondo Farmer Accidentally Shot in Field
KONDO Sept 12 George Bote farmer was tending a field near his home when a hunting companion Bolin Salk attempted to crawl through a fence wire. A misfire struck the farmer causing an accidental shooting incident.
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George Botefle
Sith
Howiniste
Bolin Salk
Meng
Dollar Quotations Fall As Markets Signal Hesitation
Sept 12 price reports show speculators staying away and commercial buying firming the dollar while foreign currencies shift. The dollar closed near 5.8 and the franc eased to about 4.40, with the pound steadier in Paris trading as markets react to New York rate shifts.
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United States
New York
Paris
Rail freight car supply shrinks amid aging equipment crisis
A Kite Publishing survey shows dwindling, repair-heavy rail gear with 15.1 percent of freight cars needing repair in five months and 22.6 percent of locomotives in bad order. Only 431 locomotives built in four years, far below past years, while thousands await costly repairs.
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Conmy
Vallveans
Cotton Market News Shows Mixed Futures Activity
New Orleans trading shows price advances in some contracts while others weaken. Active options shift as December and October positions move, with May opening higher amidst absorbent demand. New York futures open easy as traders react to varied reports on delivery and certificates.
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Osay
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Foreign Exchange Markets in New York and London
Money and metals report fluctuating foreign exchange in New York and London with currency demands from Britain and Germany. Rates show varied demand, with silver and copper values noted and central bank discount rates discussed. limited clear figures due to garbled OCR.
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Grain Market Reports Mixed Canadian Influence on Wheat Prices
Chicago bids firm on wheat amid bullish Canada report with gains at session start, corn steady and local drought pressure. Prices fluctuated as funds moved to profit on wheat while September futures wavered and hog values lagged. San Antonio grain market notes show hay and feed prices steady amid mixed demand. Liverpool spot wheat quotations in decline with regional price shifts.
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Profittakine
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Sehecks
Turbulent European Markets Close Mixed Across Exchanges
London Paris and Berlin markets showed uneven close as trading slowed. Shares drifted early firm then eased with several indices fluctuating while U.S. markets signaled cautious sentiment amid thin activity.
Seed Crushing Showdown in Washington DC Trade Totals
Washington DC September reports show August totals for seed crushing and related products. Crude oil output reached 45,899,977 pounds on hand 84,461,270 last year, refined oil 38,035,443 pounds produced with on hand 68, etc. Supplies of linters and hulls are listed with August figures, including crude and refined oil exports and storage.
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D. C
Aed
Linters
Fuporta
Geawa
Svarehouse
Ware
Ouge
San Antonio Livestock Market Mixed as Slower Demand Continues
San Antonio market reports show calves with light weakness but steady activity overall. Hogs held at 10.25 to 11.90 per cwt with good weights moving, while cattle receipts reached about 629 head with varied demand and prices across classes. Chicago and St Louis markets mirror uneven trade with lighter demand for steers and mixed sheep and lamb sentiment. Kansas City and Oklahoma City follow similar trends with modest declines in prices on several categories.
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Jean
Cntyes
Foge
Choite
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas
ITV Livestock
Kangars
Lous Livestock East
Lous
Mark Sive
Wilkenne
Cotlers
Sheen
Marcel
Ae Yat
Fruit and Vegetables Market Report Amid Inventory Notes
Fragmented OCR lists assorted produce items and prices with many garbled terms. It references cantaloupes, apples, potatoes, celery, cucumbers, grapes, lettuce, onions, peaches, tomatoes, and mixed deciduous vegetables, plus regional mentions and market movement notes.
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Agrculture
Carlot
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U. S
Markets Show Mixed Supplies and Price Shifts In Denver Area
Produce markets report seasonal adjustments with Bunroceau off the market and prices rising on several items. California arrivals are limited with cucumbers scarce, while celery, turnips, peppers, and berries show varied availability and pricing. Local growers market lists a wide array of fruits and vegetables with general price ranges including melons, potatoes, beans, grapes, and onions, reflecting a tight supply and fluctuating costs.
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Amys
Malaga
Sunkist
Honry
Colorado
Calif
Utah
Idaho
Russell
Poultry and Produce Market Report Summary
New York and Chicago poultry markets show steady to easy trade across various grades. Live poultry by express mixed clearly, greased and fresh items steady with occasional price movements. market receipts in Chicago noted at 13 150.
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New York
Sool
Fargbl Fosters
Chicago
Wall Street Briefs Summary of Coal and Auto Production
New York report: National Coal Association notes U.S. coal production through September 7 at 8.72 million tons, down from last year as industry shipments adjust. Manufacturers forecast 1938 shipments at 15.438 billion, vs preliminary 13.994 billion for 1934. Chrysler deliveries total 4,000 cars year to date, up 42.2 percent from the previous year’s period.
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New York
Font
Irzociation
Evitmantes ‘Bikumusniys
United Sistas
Monat Bumber Manufacturars
Chrysler
Night of Strike Riots Leaves Two Dead in Minneapolis
During a third night of disorder tied to an iron workers strike a milling crowd of about 4000 fled as tear gas and gunfire erupted riot police used tear gas to restore order. Eugene Cooper aged 18 and Melvin Bjorklund aged 91 were killed while several dozen others were wounded and hospitalized amid clashes with authorities.
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Faph
Guna
Iron Workers
Jale
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Ibarrage
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Melvin Bjorklurd
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Cary
Colp Reports on Bexar Park Plan
Colp and Woodhull discuss state park board decisions for a proposed Bexar County park. Woodhull says definite rotation and cost plans will be announced next. Kansas City dispatch notes statewide park planning context and related production data.
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Bexar Park
D. & Colp
State Park Board
Frost Woodhull
Woodhull
Bexar County
Market Trends Show Mixed Stocks and Rising Commodities
The market report notes mixed stock movements with grains and cotton showing firmness while fabrics and utilities varied. Several large firms including Chrysler, General Motors, Westinghouse, Sears Roebuck, and Continental Can appear in the trading list with others like Lasco and American Water. The Fed indicated department store sales rose about 4 percent in August, and a survey of 507 stores in 24 cities suggested continued gains into the first eight months of 1935. The seven months’ statement by Western Air parts hints at improving profitability, and farmers are projected to see a cash income around 6.7 billion dollars, the highest since 1923.
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Ares
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Cabra di Pasco
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Liggett & Hyere
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Interbors Tapla Francis
Dmanhattan
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghous
Spirus-Manville
Sears Roeboule
Continental Can
Western Union
Weatern
Seaaghal
Chrysler Motors
Iwe
Federal Reserve Board
Axrleurer
Arthur Daniels Mims and Company Earnings Report
New York earnings report shows the year ended June 20 with consolidated net profit of 2,525,745. After preferred dividends, earnings per share equal 4.20. For the year ended June 30, 2038, earnings are 2,517,498 or 3.81 per share.
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New York
Harvest Sagas Signal Strong Crop Prospects in 1940
The Agriculture Department issued its September 1 report indicating overall favorable growing conditions last month, with crop production projections surpassing last year in many categories. Cattle and sheep ranges were mostly sound, though drought stressed the Northwest, and plans to restock ranges with young stock were noted amid abundant grain forecasts and substantial prices for several crops.
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United States Department. of Agriculture
Peter Chan
Yelda
Wes
Aurtin
United States Department of
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