Experts Discuss Cotton's Future Amid Market Shift
Washington experts warn the 127 crop follows record production and floods cloud outlook. US consumption may top 6 million bales with exports over 10 million, risking lower prices around 10 to 16 cents per pound if output stays high. Sea Island revival and long-staple strains eyed amid seed need and disease controls.
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Ownership of Roentgenograms and Hospital Records
A JAMA department discusses who owns X ray pictures and hospital records when no express agreement exists. It notes that roentgenograms may belong to the roentgenologist or hospital, with courts weighing parties’ understanding and professional resolutions from 1920. It also covers patients’ rights to inspect or copy records and hospital regulations binding on patients and physicians.
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High Schooler Kowerda Faces Polish Trial for Minister Killing
In Warsaw a nineteen year old Vilna student, Borys Kowerdas, testifies about Russia 1917 1920 unrest affecting his father. He is tried for fatally shooting Pierre Volkoff, the Soviet minister to Poland. The jury recommends commuting his life sentence to eighteen years.
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Woman Justice Fines Reckless Auto Driver
Andover July 4. Driver of a bed automobile which overturned here this morning without injury Joe King and four youths in the car were fined 10 and costs by Mrs. Alice M Yeenan, justice of the peace. The fine was remitted on payment of costs. The youths, all from Providence, rented the car for the holiday weekend and were on their way from Hartford when it happened.
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Farmer dies of apoplexy in field in Curshire
Jon M. Hotchkiss, 74 year old farmer and fruit grower, died of apoplexy while working hay in Curshire. He leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter. His father was dead when Paul reached the ground. He had served on the local school board for years.
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