Republicans Oppose Plan in Congress Split Debate Persists
July 15 report shows Republicans largely oppose the administration plan amid revised provisions. Senator McNary and Rep. Martin forecast solid GOP opposition, while some Democrats expect debate before eventual approval. Contested points include toll road loans, export import bank lending, and RFC railroad equipment leasing.
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Patan
House
Adams
Colo
McNary
Oregon
Blican
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
Wotcott
Mich
Taft
Ohio
Executive
Congress
Export-Import Bank
RFC
United States Housing Authority
Kentucky mine blast leaves many trapped underground
Rescue teams work in western Kentucky as an explosion traps 27 miners, with nine escaping. Gas is blamed on carbon monoxide from the blast as officials in Frankfort coordinate with Gov. Chandler. Dennis Walker and others recount the chaos and the hope for the missing eighteen while two companions are pulled to safety.
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Ruckman
Tle
Kentucky
John Daniel
Chandler
Frankport
Dennis Walker
Walker
Douglas Cates
Ernest Johnson
Cates
Johnson
Roy’ Baker
Willim Reynolds
Roscoe Higdon
Ose Joe Thomas
Henry de
Prelett- Hibbs
TVA Negotiations On TEPCO Tennessee Valley Plant Purchase
Participating municipalities will arrange to finance their share of the purchase price. TVA estimates acquiring TEPCO's Tennessee plants would save about 4.1 million dollars annually for consumers and raise TVA customers to 324 thousand. The plan includes a 40 million dollar TVA share plus 7 million for rehabilitating and interconnecting the facilities with the current power network.
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TVA
TEPCO
Tennessee Os
Market Steady on Wall Street as Week End Lures Curb Trading
timid profit taking limited gains in a slack session as traders lengthened weekend holiday. American Telephone, BetaK Cigar General Baking and others posted strong second quarter results supporting select issues. Blocks of activity centered on U S Pipe & Foundry, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Sears Roebuck, Eastern Airlines, and Pennsylvania. margins narrowed on General Motors and other names.
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Bathday
Wall Street
American Telephone
Bayak Cigar General Baking
Alpha Porland Cement
MacAndrews & Forbes
U.S. Pipe & Foundry
U. &. Steel
Bethlehem
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Eastern Airlines
Western Union
J. C. Penney
Pennsylvania
Pipe and Foundry
Bayak Cigar
General Motors
Santa Fe
Anaconda
Air Reduction
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Market Summary Highlights July 15 With Mixed Stocks
New York reports slight gains in some issues while bonds and most groups slip. Curb market sees narrow activity as some specialties buy. Cotton soft with light selling. wheat near steady and corn firm. Cattle and hogs steady. Importantly favorable weather spurs some cotton selling though traders await export subsidy news. prices end 7 to 8 points lower amid active liquidation by Bombay.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Bombay
Spot cotton closes quiet with 10 point drop in New Orleans
New Orleans on July 15 reports spot cotton market quiet with a 10 point decline. Sales total 272 bales, prices quoted low middling 9.20, middling 9.35, good middling 9.90. Receipts 2,286 bales, stocks 403,330.
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New Orleans
Cotton prices dip across ten southern markets
In New Orleans on July 15 the average middling cotton price at ten southern spot markets fell nine points to 9.32 cents per pound. The thirty market day average stood at 9.48 cents.
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New Orleans
Grain Prices Rally Amid Late Decline Rebound
Chicago grain prices surged as a late rally reversed earlier declines of one to two points. Traders cited improved buying interest and headlines easing near term supply concerns.
Commodity Prices Mixed as Wheat Holds Steady in Early Session
Early in the session Centra bushel moves uncertain with quotes in most pits. Wheat closes unchanged to 3-8 lower from yesterday with July at 66 and September around 66 3-4 to 7-8. Corn ends flat to 1-4 higher with July 44 and September 45 1-8 to 1-4. Oats trade 1-4 to 1-8 higher.
Chicago Market Report Notes Butter and Egg Prices
July 15 Chicago market bulletin records butter at 1 510 726 units and eggs at 18 142 units with no prices available as market remains closed.
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Chicago
Nashville Livestock Prices and Supplies Report
Salable cattle 50 calves 50 fresh stocker calves in yards. Cattle mostly steady from week prior with good fed cattle and yearlings 8.50 to 9.10. grassers 6.50 and down. cows mostly 5.25 to 5.50 with canners 4.00 to 5.00. top dealers 9.50. Hogs 100 steady top 6.75 170 to 225 lbs. sows 5.25. Sheep 500 stock ewes and yearlings from Native Texas Montana 98 to 110 per head. late lambs 8.50 down. fat ewes 2.75 and less.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Agr
Texas
Montana
Indictments Detail Fraud and Multiple Appointments
The report outlines accusations against Caldwell and Smith involving record tampering and irregular financial gains. It notes Caldwell borrowing from banks for 500 000 and a 3000 yearly bonus, plus a 2 percent commission on WPA work at the university. Lorio holds three state positions with a total 10 800 yearly salary. The doctors faced bonds of 12500 10000 and 20000 while Smith’s 23 new charges raised his bond to 79500. Smith remained jailed as his case proceeds. Think What do you have to sell Use the Want Ads Phone 46.
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Lorio
State Penitentiary
Jackson
Smith
Castle Offer Accepted in Newport by Father Divine and Angela Kaufman
A July statement from Harlem signed and sealed by Angela C Kaufman says Father Major J Divine and his followers will take over the Newport mansion and keep it in escrow until disturbances are resolved and Mrs Kaufman can settle affairs peacefully. The plan follows a supreme court challenge by Countess Dorothy Child Filipponi over profits from converting the house into a hotel.
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Angela C. Kaufman
Harlem
Major J. Divine
Newport
Father Divine
Angelia Ca
Kaufman
Divine
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Supreme Court
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Richard Washburn Child
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Riots at sewing project amid WPA clashes leave two dead
RiotingDrivers, policemen and workers clash as 115 women start a shift at the sewing project under federal WPA supervision. Tear gas, bricks and gunfire injure several while one policeman dies and a second fatality is reported this week. Federal investigation continues.
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Sewing Project
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Federall Bureau of Investigation
George E. Leach
Linus Glotzbach
WPA
AFL proposes restoring prevailing WPA wage rates
Washington reports that the American Federation of Labor urged the Roosevelt administration to revert to prevailing rates on started WPA projects and halt new construction until the relief act is amended. William Green and AFL leaders met with President Roosevelt and John Carmody but gave no firm commitment. Green cited discretionary power for Col Harrington to suspend security wage rules under the new relief law.
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William Green
Federation
APL
Roosevelt
John M. Carmody
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AFL
WPA
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Col
F C. Harrington
House of Representatives
Decatur News Briefs Include Relocation and Local Events
Decatur notes Raymond Thornhill will move Sunday to Jackson Alabama to join Clark Hosiery Mill with Mrs Thornhill joining in three weeks. WPA strike protests over 130 hour monthly security wage continue amid national wage-cut battles. Local clergy schedules and civic visits are listed among community updates with hospital transfers and upcoming meetings.
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Jackson
Ala
Clark Hosiery Mill
Mrs. Thornhill
Funeral planned for three drowning victims in Tallapoosa
Lineville Alabama reports a triple funeral for Andrew Elliott 29 Ernest Elliott 22 and Clarence Clark 19 victims who died after drowning in the Tallapoosa river. Their bodies were recovered three hours later at Pleasant Hill Methodist church to hold joint services at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Lineville
Ala
Tallapoosa
Andrew Elliott
Ernest
Clarence Clark
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
Ben Elliott
Clark
Andrew
Ernest Elliott
Elliott
Lawrence Tarver
Sermon Subjects Announced by Southside Pastor
Rev J A Chambers pastor of Southside Baptist church announced Sunday morning subject Chroat Witnesses and evening topic Getting Acquainted With God Mrs Tom Edgil to give a special musical program at the morning service
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J. A. Chambers
Southside Baptist Church
Tom Edgil
Birmingham Margaret bus line gets state approval
Montgomery Alabama July 15 state public service commission authorizes James Mize to inaugurate a new Birmingham Margaret bus service via Odenville Branchville Leeds and Overton. He also may take over the certificate from Bert Glidewell for Birmingham Margaret service via Argo and Trussville.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Public Service
Commission
James Mize
Birmingham-Margaret
Odenville
Branchville
Leeds
Overton
Mize
Bert Glidewell
Argo
Trussville
Death of Woodrow Wilson is ruled accidental in Alabama
Anniston Alabama July 15 The death of Woodrow Wilson twenty six was ruled accidental today by Coroner T Filont Gray After being run over by a switch engine last night Wilson sat beside the track and slept with his head on the rail His body was found at midnight by four young Negroes
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Workers Alliance
WPA
Alliance
Brehon Somervell
David Lasser
Lasser
Anniston
Ala
Woodrow Wilson
T. Filont Gray
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