Utilities Plan Aims Cut Prices and Expand Public Ownership
Los Angeles reports on a proposed shift in public utilities policy. The plan, championed by Universe Service, Inc, urges voluntary rate reductions through technological progress. It envisions strong consumer representation on boards, limits corporate meddling, and aims to lower rates by 15 percent through efficiency and increased volume. The company highlights Southern California Edison as a model, with new president Harry J Bauer advocating lower, more stable rates while maintaining service quality.
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Zealot Panel Near Filled in Crawford County Trial
In Sulphur Springs Texas a murder case against Coy Oakley, a religious senior, heads toward trial with potential insanity defense. The 11 year old victim is described as a crippled child who died at her father’s cabin amid alleged devil worship practices during a ritual. Jurors were seated after state attorneys questioned biases before testimony.
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Banks Hold Adequate Means for Loans in 1933
Banks outside and inside New York City show no expansion of lending despite higher business activity. NRA support remains tepid. banks cite caution and deposit stability as priorities. In fall and winter, New York banks redirected deposits into securities while limiting new lending and managing withdrawals amid policy constraints.
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New York
California Market Reports Mixed Shipments and Prices Rise
California shipments dominated the San Anemo fruit market with variety notes on Thorpenn’n Medians grapes and Jonathan apples selling at 42 per box while Washington Jonathans quoted at 2.25. Fresh New Mexico greens and lemons remain in demand as lettuce pulls at 375 per crate and cauliflower falls. The Growers Market lists plentiful asparagus and apples, with multiple vegetables and fruits priced per pound, per box, or per dozen, including strawberries, peppers, beans, and melons, across regional suppliers and commissions.
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Cotton Market Struggles with Mixed U S Prices
New Orleans reports show cotton futures opening steady to firm with December trading around 10.07 and October near 9.4 as short coverings support prices. Liverpool and New York markets show varied quotes and months with modest activity amid general price uncertainty.
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Poultry and Produce Prices From Chicago Markets
AP dispatch reports varied poultry and produce pricing in Chicago and surrounding states. shipments, byproducts, and trade activity are noted with prices and condition terms across multiple farm markets.
Grain Market Fluctuations and Livestock Reports
Irregular wheat and corn prices mark early trading as buyers react to a looming world market conference in London about wheat exports. Simultaneous returns show pressure on corn with slight gains and later declines. Livestock receipts in St Louis and San Antonio market notes follow, listing prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep, while Treasury receipts and expenditures for September are summarized.
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Market Erratic Amid Trader Turmoil Pushes Nervous Trading
The market showed erratic moves as traders faced uncertainty in securities, bonds, and mining shares. A brief selloff followed by a recovery left prices choppy while foreign exchange, gold standard bonds, and American buyers influenced sentiment amid inflationary concerns and general economic consolidation.
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San Antonio Livestock Market Sees Steady to Slow Trade
Livestock buyers and sellers met in San Antonio as market activity showed slow calf and steer sales with limited high grade lots. Prices varied by breed and weight with government purchases cited as steady. receipts around five thousand dollars reflected steady demand for beef cattle and hogs amid cautious buying.
Political Campaign Echoes and NRA Notes From Early CNN Era
Fragmentary Washington dispatch recalls Bob Reynolds and Carl Harris contesting a North Carolina Democratic primary with broad promises and radio buzz. NRA deputy administrator Sol Rasenblatt and TVA library plans surface amid a patchy account of political theater and policy debates.
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Sears Expenditure Rise Ties to Texas Market
A CG Weil survey of Sears, Roebuck & Co. shows Texas expenditures climbed 30 percent from 1931 to 1933 amid low mood conditions. Total Texas spending reached 7,876,054 over 1980 31 and 32, with 4,029,802 for merchandise from 21 Texas suppliers and 831,072 for rents and taxes.
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Fragmented sports market report signals unstable trading
A jumble of names, teams, and places appears in a garbled Boston market sketch. Despite the noise, hints of a wool market discussion surface with references to teams, dates, and prices, though many terms are unclear and misordered.
Wall Street Spectator Reports Mixed Market Tone
New York reports a choppy session with confusion across stocks, metals, and utilities. Investors anticipate intra week shifts as holdings move, steels show odd weakness while other industrials rise, and bond selling plus bank disposals color the outlook amid a French cotton purchase rumor.
Sugar and Coffee Market Rumors Hit Trading Notes
Disjointed OCR text reports price movements and market rumors in sugar and coffee trades. Mentions Cuban connections, demand fluctuations, and shifts in quotes and offers across a unsettled session. References to buyers, refiners, and distant markets indicate a volatile commodity scene with varying positions and tentative price signals.
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Dividend Raised by Copper Firm
Copper company announces a higher dividend with a 25 term per share disbursement to shareholders. Directors approved the payout date set for October 13, with the record date September 30, reflecting a move to reward investors.
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Cotton parley may wait on president
Delegates from the American Cotton Association press the administration for immediate action on inflation and higher cotton prices. William Linden and Thomas Linden press Secretary Wallace for a direct audience with President Roosevelt, while Governor Talmadge and others urge Washington stay until the president can be seen. Secretary Wallace denies abandoning the group, saying they should address their concerns to Wallace through Peek and that a sustained trip to Washington is needed to secure a hearing.
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Charts shown in Davis case spark courtroom clash
In New York on September 19 the defense objected to large charts depicting charity money from a Moose lodge lottery scheme. Judge Bayes ruled the charts admissible while prosecutor Mead Treadmwell pressed the point Davis and Theodore G. Miller allegedly diverted 950,000 dollars of total profits and related sums to Mooseheart and promoter B. C. McGuire as the trial unfolds.
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