Brookings Book Pushes War Debt Cancellation
Washington report on a Brookings Institution publication advocating cancellation of German and allied war debts. The study argues debt cancellation would aid global prosperity and links to Hoover administration figures and international financiers. References include Dulles, Norman, and Davis with talks on reparations and a Geneva conference context.
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Allen W. Dulles
State Department
New York
House of Morgen
Morgan Banking House
Bank of England
Montagu Norman
United States
Clarence Skinner
Whitefoord A. Cole
Sth Louis Federal Recerve Bank
Jerome D. Greene
International Banker
Italy
France
Great Britain
Lausanne
Washington
Bue Tope
Lauranhe
Im Progresa
Poultry and Produce Listings Across New York Markets
A fragmented OCR shows diverse poultry and produce items from New York markets including eggs, creamery products, fresh vegetables like leeks and onions, and various meats. Entries reference New York firms, packing stock, and market conditions with scattered prices and product notes.
Apples and Produce Prices From Texas Market Report
Market notes show new apple shipments on the Texas scene with Jonathan and Delicious varieties priced around 1.93 and 2.66 dollars per bushel. The report lists a wide range of fruits and vegetables with specific prices by item, including lemons at 2 to 2.50 and cucumbers at 66 to 75 cents per bushel, alongside poultry, dairy, and other staples in steady or varied markets.
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An Antonio
Jonathan
Acton
Texas
California
Tee Poultry
Goa
Everlant
Dell
Angar
Denec
Taubel Artic
Malaga
Crete
Peatula
Peng
Feneben
Calif
Bell
Idaho
Ernie Aurea
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Livestock Price Report From Mongar and Chicago Markets
Prices from Mongar Ran Apictia livestock market and Chicago reports show cattle calves bulls and sheep with wide ranges. Cattle steady to lower. calves and feeders mixed. hogs and stockers active. sheep sold steady with lighter demand and various price bands across districts Kansas City and Oklahoma listings indicate largely similar trends.
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TOMIO
Mongar
Apictia
Posters Boost Air Mail Advantages
Posters promoting air mail feature bold red and blue visuals and are being placed in the federal building lobby. The new rates are shown, with 8 cents for the first ounce and 13 cents thereafter, and receipts indicate continued advertising and public interest in faster mail service.
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Federal Building
All Mall
Derrepar
P O Cut Applied to Messengers
A downtown post office message from Washington Mayday informs local postal heads of a policy that cuts federal officials salaries by eight and a half percent. The same plan will apply to special earners making over a thousand dollars yearly in fees. The document notes a shift toward substituting ordinary carriers with subject to new rules.
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Washington
Consul General Faces Duty in Ban Antonio Assignment
A new consul general is due to assume duties Wednesday in Ban Antonio as F G Pesqueira arrives from a brief trip. Iameel Mue pana continues in charge as consul general at large Monday, while Mayana assumed control after Fernando Chazaro resigned weeks ago.
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Iameel Muepana
Moniday
F. G. Pesqueira
Mayana
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Conaviate
Fanardo Chazaro
Valley Moves Citrus Fruit Valley Moves Citrus Fruit
Rio Grande valley shipments of citrus leave daily for Texas markets as harvest gains momentum. Early volumes are light with several trucks departing. in five to six weeks freight carrots should roll daily. State and federal inspectors will check every shipment. First fruit left McAllen and Weslaco together, shipped by truck mostly to San Antonio. Wade and Newton of McAllen and American Fruit Growers, Inc. of Weslaco were among the first shippers.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Federal Departments of Agriculture
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Tlee
San Antonio
Wade
Newton
American Fruit Growers, Incorporated
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Long-Termers Escape Missouri Prison via Car Heist
Two long-term convicts from Missouri State Penitentiary fled in a prison motor car near Kansas City on September 26. Dr George Kovwerty a former Kansas City physician and known counterfeiter and bank robber and Alvin Heisler a 20 year highway robbery convict deserted the vehicle in Kansas City after a circuitous route from Jefferson City. They released guard Homer Vencer and chauffeur Sewabo whom they had kidnapped.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
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Katine City
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Kanass City
Alvin Heisler
Jeffereon City
Homer Vencer
Sewabo
Dates Set for T C A I Classes and Dairy Show at Kingsville
Dates for the Farmers and Homemakers short course at Texas College of Arts and Industries Kingsville are announced for November 1968. The Sixth Annual Dairy and Standard Livestock Show of Elebere county will be held on college grounds with no admission. Congressman R M Kleberg of Corpus Christi, president of the livestock association, will be principal speaker on opening day.
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Texas College ‘of Arts and Industries
Elebere County
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Corpus Christi
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Texas College of Arts and Industries
Bid Opening Set for Harlingen Federal Building
Washington will open bids October 23 for a new Harlingen federal building funded with 170000 from Congress and a 36000 site purchase. The structure will house the post office and several federal agencies including Agriculture Narcotics and Immigration.
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Sutton Boys Feed Hereford Calves at Bonora School
Turner D White vocational agriculture instructor keeps 17 Hereford calves fed in Bonora Texas. Calves from Button county herds will be shown at stock shows next spring.
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Sutton
Bonora
Sonora
Turner D. White
Button County
Newspaper Men to Convene in the Rio Grande Valley
Veteran Texan newspapermen will meet in the Rio Grande Valley for the 1982 convention to be held in Felnbirg. Fred Masengil is noted among the organizers.
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Cotton Market Falls and Steadies in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans on September 14, buyers maintained interest as October futures show gains at the close. Declines earlier in the session gave way to firmer demand with Liverpool selling interests modest and futures edging higher amid unsettled weather forecasts. Liverpool spot prices drifted with American middling around 6.70 to 6.42, while discounts for low grades narrowed and futures closed mixed with gains on later contracts.
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Sugar and Coffee Market Notes from New York
Raw sugar trading showed quiet orders but 15 000 bags of Cuban sugar sold for prompt delivery to a local buyer. Prices and levels varied with the spot market showing no aggressive buying while coffee and other commodities also displayed muted activity amid a shifting demand backdrop.
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New York
York
Oder
Sasiase
Pecan Belt Road Work Under Way in San Saba Area
BAN SABA sept i on kerapa erigineer for the state highway department held crew surveying locating and plotting the roadway for Pecan Belt highway No 81 through San Saba county. Most work has been done from the Lien county line to Buffalo creek between San Saba and Cheroker. actual construction will begin once right of way is secured from adjacent landowners.
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State Highway Department
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Lien
Buffalo Creek
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Cheroker
Cuero Schools Enrollment Tops 600 as Fall Term Advances
Cuero public schools count 605 students after the second week of the fall term per Superintendent M. Melton. Cuero High School lists 897 students, John French Primary 229, and 148 registered at the Junior High, reflecting a small rise from the previous period.
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M Melton
John French
W C T U Organizes New Valley Unit
The Women's Christian Temperance Union forms a new unit in the lower Rio Grande Valley after a convention of women organized the Hidalgo County WCTU. Mrs. I L M i Tryct of McAllen serves as president. OBSINING, N M Sept 26.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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Hidalka County
IL. M. i Tryct
McAllen
Campaign opens October 8 for House Wives Co operative
Thousands of women are expected to enter the House wives' Co operative campaign to aid local merchants and manufacturers with votes earned by labels and sales receipts. Grand prize is a model home in San Antonio area. other awards include jewelry and merchandise. Cash prizes awarded biweekly to clubs and organizations. details appear in The San Antonio Light and at the Majestic theater.
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Housewives’ Co-operative
Wes
W. B. Pyne
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Fifth District Federation" of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
Southwest Texas
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Majestic Theater
Pyne
Beig
Grain Market Seen Shaky On Wheat Outlook And Trade Echoes
Grain market notes from Chicago report early price gains followed by declines as global supply concerns swirl. US wheat futures climb on export demand and year’s high stocks, then ease amid war and credit fears, with prices near prior lows. Traders cite 1242 wheat futures as a peak while ocean cargoes to Europe rise by millions of bushels, against Pacific competition and shifting credit signals. Market observers in San Antonio report mixed prices across wheat and maize with ongoing volatility and regional demand effects.
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Hays Grand Jury to Probe Vote Irregularities
Judge M C Jeffrey directs a Hays county grand jury to investigate alleged election irregularities. The lengthy hearing urges jurors to uphold fair elections and the will of the people. Dan Money, a supporter of Governor Rose Sterling, attended the session.
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Hays County
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Has County
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Dan Money
Rose Sterling
Socialists to greet Maurer in San Antonio
A large crowd of San Antonio Socialists plans to meet James H. Mours 81, Socialist candidate for presidency, on arrival Monday at 8 o'clock at the Southern Pacific station. A reception committee will entertain Maurer during his city tour, with a speech at 8 p.m. at the Vocational and Technical School on Main Avenue. Maurer will discuss the campaign slogan Repeal Unemployment before his El Anthony stay and a Houston stop Tuesday night.
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Poling Launches Nationwide Dry Law Campaign From New Haven
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, chair of the Allied Forces For Prohibition, began a national pitch for dry law support. He departed New Haven for Topeka, Kansas, as Russell Thaw led the campaign plans named the "Reymond Robins" in honor of a prohibition lecturer missing for weeks.
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Conn
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
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Ken
Russell Thaw
Hearty KE. Thaw
Philadelphia
Reymond Robins
Swallows Die from Furnace Fumes in Arkansas Chimney
In Littlerock Arkansas a flock of swallows migrating south sought shelter in a tall chimney and were killed by furnace fumes. Eight firefighters on duty this morning removed the birds, counting 289 at the chimney base as the rest perished almost instantly from the toxic steam and lime fumes from the furnaces.
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Texan Killed by Freak Accident
Darrell Smart, 21, of Blue Ridge Texas, died in McKinney when a wagon tongue pierced his chest after a team of frightened horses bolted toward his automobile. He died shortly after the accident.
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