Texan Pledges Aid Plan For Cotton Recovery
Representative Mansfield of Texas urged Secretary Wallace and the agriculture committee to craft a general recovery plan for cotton. He argued quotas should be based on cultivable acreage, protect small farmers, and shift agriculture toward survival without relying on farm sales. He cited a federal subsidy idea and warned against removal of foreign markets and high rail rates harming Texas and Oklahoma cotton.
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Washington
Mansfield
Texas
Wallace
Agriculture Committee
House
J. E B. McDonald
Oklahoma
Atlantic Coast
Quiet Opening in New Orleans Cotton Market and Mixed Livestock Results
New Orleans cotton opened quietly as May and July led activity with slight declines from the prior close. Prices eased. May 12.46, July 12.50, and October 12.42 near mid-morning. later steadying around the lows. Kansas City livestock reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep with varied price moves. calves and yearlings strong, hogs lower. Chicago grain table and commodity list follow with mixed quotes across grains and metals.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Sealy
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ewee
Wethers
Wealth of Companies Listed in Early Market Wrap
A dense tally of corporations appears in the clipping, naming firms like Kennecott Copper, Packard, Remington, North American Aviation, and Southern Railway among many others. The fragment hints at a market note detailing percentages, holdings, and cross-listed interests across industries from steel and chemicals to consumer goods and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love's
Coneersrane Loriti
N& An
Ward ‘Nat Distillers
National Steel
Gentral
North Amer Aviation
North African
Northern Pacific
Lily Chin Ojho
Packard
Aly Penney Co
Tanti Lee
Ponnsvywania
Scereeess
We Prim
Cena
Sceconnrcce
Pure
Rien Radia
Patte
Remington Read Reyny Tobacen Stanweph
Sehulte United
Sear Reeick
Socony-Vacium Vice
Steel
Western Union
Westinghouse Elec
O.s
Woolworth
Os Aieac
Probe on Red Creeds Ends as Arkansas Legislature Acts
A joint legislative committee in Little Rock announced completion of its Communist investigation with a forthcoming report and recommendations to the general assembly. The Senate debated a draconian anti sedition bill, aimed at making possession and distribution of seditious literature a felony, amid nationwide protests and a recent Eastern Kansas sharecropper upheaval linked to tenant organizing.
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Little Rock
Ark
General Assembly
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Kansas
Foley Pills Offer Quick Kidney Relief Claims
Bold ad touts Foley Pills as fast acting for kidney and bladder discomfort. It promises rapid relief from burning irritation, back pain, and weak bladder with a money back guarantee. Substitutes warned against, urging customers to choose Foley Pills for soothing comfort.
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Ruggiats
Commonwealth faculty and students at Mena event rise in inquiry
Members of Commonwealth faculty and students at Mena Arkansas played a prominent role in a difficulty. The inquiry also examined Western Arkansas relief strike where a Commonwealth graduate was convicted of anarchy.
Elry Welch Freed In Assault Charge
Elry Welch, 20, was acquitted by a jury in Longview on the assault with intent to kill charge tied to the shooting of Bob Moire. The verdict came last night after the trial.
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Elry Welch
Longview
Bob Moire
Cafe owner Welch admits firing at Moore last September
Welch testified he went to the cafe to settle a quarrel between his father R. O. Welsh and Moore. He said Moore drew a pistol from his shirt, and he fired, the bullet striking a fountain pen over Moore’s heart and deflecting.
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Welch
Moore
R. O. Welsh
Texan asks resignation of William MacCracken
Washington February 28 Rep McFarlane Democrat of Texas today asked the House to support a resignation demand for William MacCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maccracken
Washington
Rep. McFarlane
Texas
House
Resolution calls for MacCracken resignation and impeachment
A national advisory committee for aeronautics should remove William P. MacCracken Jr after a contempt sentence. He served a 10 day jail term for Senate contempt linked to the air mail probe. A defense official urged clean leadership in critical posts. In Charlotte, drunken arrests in 1934 nearly doubled 1933 totals.
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William P. MacCracken
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
MacCracken
Senate
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Southwest
Chicago
Jno. F. Clark & Co
Fay
Alaska
Juneau
Gold Allis Chelmers
Amer
Alechomer Smelt
Sugar
Tel & Tel
Amer Tob
Armour & Co
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Top & & Auburn Auto
Rnsdall
Ordix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Borden
Briggs Manulac
Canada
Rock Island & I'sc
Chryeler
Columbia
Elec
Ywith
South OW
Del
du Pont
Kodak Auto-Lite
Er Weeder Oer
Exaa
Gen Flee
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette Rayer
Goodrich
Great Northern
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Fable
New York
Jno. F. Clark and Co
Internat Harvester
Internat Nickel
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
SS. Ithe
Kroger Groc & Rakaay
Children’s Oxfords
Tandom Goodyear
Sears
Goodyear
Oxfords
Betsy Ross
Gua
Strongheart
Evarlin
Tideal
New Spring
ITIES
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Polk Street
Amarillo
RED Creeds
General Arkansas Assembly
Solitiare
E. E. Finkler, Inc
the Jewelry Store of the Panhandle
National Defense Program
McFarlane
Charlotte
N. C
Air
Monty
City Aro
OLDA
Hyer
Navy
J.C. Penney Company, Inc
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