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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

6

Sugar quotas debated amid Cuba United States trade talks

Washington discusses sugar quotas with Cuba aiming to ease a tense exchange. Officials weigh options from duty rebates to free imports while considering territorial quotas for Puerto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and other regions. Cuba seeks a larger shipment quota to the United States and economic relief amid shifting policy.

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Dollar Gold Content Debate Shapes 1930s Markets

An analysis outlines a debated link between the U S dollar’s gold content and stock and commodity prices. It notes inverse moves between gold value and stock prices from 1930s data, cites historical periods of constant gold content, and observes a recent shift as students argue for gold reduction to bolster the dollar.

Econostat Index Lumber Institute

Grain Market Trends Amid War Era Supply Shifts

Grain prices in Chicago and Bem 88 show a cautious rise as sellers hold back amid wartime disruptions. Reports note improved demand for corn and wheat, with grain receipts expanding and production forecasts influenced by currency and farm income, while concerns linger over distribution and government policy.

Chicago Washington Administration Hull Siminis Kent

Wall Street Spectator Notes Cautious Market Tone

Wall Street spectators report a subdued market with more sellers than buyers and a lack of catalysts to spark optimism. Commodities fare better, but the mood remains cautious as traders await concrete developments and potential signals from Warner Brothers' upcoming quarterly report.

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Missionaries Ordered Home by Board of Commissioners

Two American women, Miss Nora Wilson of Rovwalk Connecticut and Miss Picken of Eureka Kansas, are recalled for foreign service. Wilson becomes ROHNR AuoLALe secretary in the foreign department. Picken joins the United States Foreign Missions team for a 20 American tour and service. A Vermont constitutional convention ratified a new proposal, repealing an eighteenth amendment, by a unanimous vote of twenty-one members.

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Cotton Market Dips Amid First October Notices

The New Orleans cotton market shows modest declines with October deliveries the focus. Liverpool cables ease and New York notices tally strong volumes, while futures wander and October, December, and January pricing drift in narrow ranges amid cautious trading and reports that negatives are being halted.

New Orleans Liverpool New York Oeluber

Old Globe Narrows Down To Small Traffic Court

Monessen note cites a local traffic court narrowing under discussion. A nurse named Eleanor Schoothart of Matessia-ans allegedly handed a parking ticket in Brownsville. A man named William Mirits sat nearby and was recognized by an acquaintance, triggering surprise in the scene.

France Eleanor Schoothart Matessia Hrownsville Tedal William Mirits

President Roosevelt Plans New Recovery Push at Hyde Park

Washington D C Sept 26 President Roosevelt returns to the White House after Labor Day for intensified efforts to expand credit and lift farm prices. He will review a broad recovery program with steel rail bids, farming relief, and public works financing while pursuing currency and wage measures and coordinating agencies including the NRA and Farm Credit system.

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San Antonio Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices

Receipts large for cattle calves and hogs at San Antonio market with many calves mostly 40 to 93.75 and better yearlings around 4.00. Hog prices 4.25 to 5.25, some top around 5.18 with heavier cattle steady to higher, quotes for cuttle and vealers varied across lots and nearby yards. Market coverage includes St Louis and Chicago averages, with mixed demand and regional price shifts noted.

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Miners Pay Huge Sum to Get Auto in Odd Report

An erratic dispatch from New York notes a miner named Almskany piloting a commercial aircraft near the Arctic Circle. He claims a plan to dismantle a small car, load it aboard the plane, and fly to a distant mining town, with vague references to gold sustenance and a rescue during October 1931.

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Police Officer Injured as Car Hits Entrusted Raffle Event

A policeman was struck by a car during a raffle event. He, identified as M. B. C'tiny, is recovering and will stay in hospital through next week. He planned to stop in New York on October 4 to address a group in Centralville.

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Fruits and vegetables market notes from New Jersey listing prices

Readable crops and fruit prices appear with extensive lists. Cranberries apples avocados grapes and peppers are priced by box crate or bushel. Market notes warn of rain and emerging abundance in vegetables while noting steady demand for Jemada and Orangeswan.

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Poultry and Produce Trade Notes From Kansas City and New York

A garbled shipment report covers poultry and produce movements in Kansas City and New York with references to cheese, hens, creamers, and mixed lots. The text lists prices, stock statuses, and various commodity notes, mentioning Chicago and Minnesota origins and multiple brands and items in transit.

Boy Hangs Self in Farm Mishap

A tragedy from Cratmont Italy reports a farm accident in which a man died after becoming entangled in a rope. The victim, aged and unnamed, was found in a hay rack, pulled from the ground by a slipping line. Authorities indicated a self-inflicted hanging as the suspected cause amid unclear circumstances.

Tool Makers Vote Strike in Detroit

Detroit on September 28 report that spokesmen for the Mechanics Education Society an organization of skilled automotive workers announced a strike of tool and die makers in Detroit would take effect immediately in solidarity with Flint Michigan auto plants walkouts. Chairperson J Griffin said the action supports demanding recognition by shop owners and aligns with NRA provisions. The group formed last April and claims about 10 000 members. it is not affiliated with the AFL or any other organization.

Detroit Mechanics Education Mometers J. Griffin Flint Mich General Motore Corporation NRA Lestefice Wold God American Federation of Labor

Lost Blue Eagles Can't Be Replaced

A garbled item describes the blue eagles linked to the federal government, noting a shortage or loss. Postmaster G. Loess issues a stern edict to several merchants about duplicate copies as part of enforcing quotas. The fragment hints at a strict quota system and government ownership of the blue eagles.

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Citrus Valley Ships Out 100 Cars Under Wind Regulations

Valley reports shipment of about 100 cars of citrus fruit under emergency wind regulations. The Grande Valley proceeds to load and ship the fruit under Texas citrus standards, with citrus cargo moving out of the area despite the wind-bleed constraints.

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Cotton Receipts Higher at Yoakum Date

Cotton receipts at Yoakum on September 26 totaled 251 bales, higher than the 777 bales sold that season. Buyers are paying 1 cent for middling.

Compliance Board Named at Yoakum

At a meeting of NRA members a compliance board was elected in Yoakum Sept 26 with members including Mrs PL Mergential as chairman Louis Reinehach Ely Baska CC Weihausen WE Bral AB Scruges Wil Henry Paula.

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