Midnight Farewell as Washington Sees Queen and King
A large crowd at Union Station bids Queen Elizabeth and King George a fond farewell with eight deep lines of onlookers. The queen wore a rose tulle gown, diamond jewelry, and was praised for her gracious smile as police maintained order. The royal visit included ceremonies at landmarks and a formal White House style dinner for 36 guests before the president and Mrs. Roosevelt leave for Hyde Park.
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Jénight
King George
Elizabeth
New York
Secre
Cordell Hall
Union Station
Roosevelt
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Washington
George Washington
America
Hyde Park
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Lou Bloom
State Department
Garner
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Markets Mixed On King and Queen Visit In New York
The market paused on June 10 as King and Queen visited New York, brokers pausing on the floor. Stocks showed mixed closes amid profit taking from yesterday's gains, with notable gains for U S Rubber and General Electric while several major names advanced or slipped. New Orleans cotton futures declined slightly on thin liquidation, closing steady to lower though the overall tone remained cautious.
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Victor Fabank
New York
U. S. Rubber
Montgom- American
Telephone
General Electric
Standard Oil
New Orleans
Cotton futures close lower on mixed.New York market
Nineteenth century cotton futures in New York finished 1 to 5 points down as July, October, December, January, March and May contracts posted varied open, high and low figures. Spot Middling was quoted at 9.08 with a nominal note.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 10 Cottonseed oil closed steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 6.50 nominal and prime crude at 5.25 to 5.62. Futures quoted: July 6.18B, September 6.358, October 6.418, December 6.49B, January 6.53B. B bid.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton prices drift in New Orleans trading
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed dull and unchanged. Sales totaled 42 with low middling at 8.36, middling 9.50, and good middling 10.05. Receipts reached 1,499 and stock stood at 417,872.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed meal futures steady in Memphis trade
Prime cottonseed meal futures in Memphis closed fairly steady on June 10. Near-term prices for June through November ranged with slight shifts, including June at 22.90 and November at 22.85, with sales totaling 2,800 tons.
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Memphis
Tenn
Markets at a Glance New York Trade Notes June 10
Market brief reports irregular stocks with profit taking dampening rally while bonds ease as U S Governments slip. Curb market shows uneven specialty shares sold. Foreign exchange quiet with the guider retreat. Cotton steady with price fixing. sugar and coffee closed. Chicago wheat and corn about steady. cattle and hogs steady.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Nashville Livestock Report Sees Declines in Cattle and Calves
U S Dept of Agriculture notes June 10 sale in Nashville Tennessee with salable cattle and calves around 50 head including western stockers. Killing classes weak to 25 points lower. stockers also weak. Medium and good fed steers and yearlings 8.50 to 8.50 dollars. plain and medium 6.75 to 8.25 dollars. beef cows and others mentioned.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
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Five Sailors Win Brides in France
Five U S sailors from the cruiser Omaha married French brides after a week dating on French shores. The brides and groom list includes R Malcolm Collier Poulan Ga Carroll A Walsh San Francisco Stanley L Brothers Wenatchee Wash George W Wiggs Princeton N C and James Garfield Helwig Columbia Pa. All sailors faced standard legal hurdles to wed in France.
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France
United States
R. Malcolm Collier
Poulan
Carroll A. Walsh
San Francisco
Stanley L
Brothers
Wenatchee
Two Birmingham Doctors Held on Narcotics Charges
Two Birmingham physicians Dr Burr Ferguson and Dr Joseph B Heacock were released on $1000 bond after arraignment on indictments for violating the Harrison anti narcotic law. The charges stem from narcotics division investigations and allege morphine suppliers obtained prescriptions from the doctors.
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Birmingham
Ala
Burr Ferguson
Joseph B. Heacock
Alabama Medical Association
U. S
Louise Charlton
U. S District
Jack McGuire
Narcotics Division
U. S. Treasury Department
McGuire
Market Report Shows Mixed Rural Prices and Slab Demand
Bulls at 6.50 down Cutter grades cows 3.75 to 5.00. Top vealers 8.50. Salable hogs 100 steady. Weights 120 lbs up mainly. 5.05 to 6.05 top for good and choice 170 to 225 lbs. Salable sheep 100 nominal market. Spring lambs 6.50 to 9.50 by kind and made. Clipped farewel to 2.75. Week’s spring lamb market about a dollar off.
Chicago dairy prices steady as market shows mixed shifts
Chicago market report items list unsettled butter at 1 400 742 pounds. creamery scores 91 with scores 23 1 2 and 90 in centralization. Carrots 28 1 2 cents. eggs 29 083 steady. Storage packed firsts 16 1 4. extras 16 1 2. other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Owen Moore Found Dead in Beverly Hills Home
Beverly Hills California June 10 The former silent film star Owen Moore 52 once married to Mary Pickford was found dead fully clothed in his upstairs room by his wife Katheryn Perry. An autopsy was ordered as she described years of heavy drinking and a failed bid to help him.
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Wallace Reid
Rudolph Valentino
Mabel Normand
Roscoe Arbuckle
Moore
Mary Pickford
Kathryn Perry
Mary Pexford
America
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Misserry
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Tom Moore
FDR Plans July Trip and Neutrality Debates.
President Roosevelt tentatively plans a World’s Fair visit in late July as Senate opponents press a Round Robin against neutrality revisions. Debates loom on repealing arms embargo and designating danger zones while Social Security amendments advance, raising federal and state funding for pensions.
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Last rites for Lois Robbins a ill child death
Lois Robbins three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins died Friday night at home near Mt Hope. Funeral held at Old Bethel Mt Hope with Rev John Rickman officiating Burial directed by Drinkard Howell. Survived by parents two brothers Lack and E B Robbins and four sisters Ovella Thelma Mary Lou and Aline.
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Florida Governor Vetoes School Funding Boost
In Tallahassee on June 10 Governor Cone vetoed a $1.5 million appropriation for public schools, saying no revenue was provided to finance the grant.
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Tallahassee
Fla
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Cone
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Decatur's Diary Highlights Local Deaths and Events
Funeral services will be held in Birmingham for Mrs. Rhoda Lynn with Rev. R. D. Cook officiating before returning home tonight. Local residents update on health, travel, church events, boxing excitement, and school activities including Vacation Bible School closing and a 140 enrollment.
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Birmingham
Rhoda Lynn
Bivin’s Chapel
Rev. Cook
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Southside
Daring Riders Prepare for Decatur Thrill Show
Mickey Martin and 14 member Hell Riders exhibition team finalize plans for a Sunday act at Benson Field starting 3 PM. The troupe promises death defying stunts including car jumps over two trucks and a motorcycle ring of fire. Proceeds from gate receipts benefit Morgan County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Elks Lodge sponsors. safety demonstration planned at 4 PM on First Avenue.
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Colescott Named Imperial Wizard Of Ku Klux Klan
James Arnold Colescott, 42, a former veterinarian from Terre Haute Indiana, was elected imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan succeeding Dr. Hiram W. Evans. Colescott pledged a four year administration of action and outlined a policy favoring native born white Protestant Gentiles while noting counter pressures from organized minority groups. Evans, head since 1922, denied internal dissension amid speculation over policy after attending a Catholic church dedication in Atlanta.
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James Arnold Colescott
Hiram W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Terre Haute
Ind
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Evans
Klan
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Gerald P. O'Hara
Dr. Evans
Moran Assemblyman Convicted of Bribe Accepting
New York June 10 1938 Edward S Moran a Brooklyn assemblyman for 11 years was found guilty of accepting bribes. He faces sentencing on June 26 with a maximum term of 20 years in prison and a $10000 fine. The verdict came after jury deliberations in general sessions court.
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Edward
Moran
Brooklyn
General Sessions
Local visitors travel and family updates
Murphy, N. C., visits relatives with parents Mr and Mrs J W Lockwell and others in Birmingham for a few days. Miss Magaret Faulkner leaves tonight for Detroit to spend time with her sister and brothers. Mr and Mrs Jordan Smith and Doris Marie return to Charlottesville after a brief stay with Mrs R E Cooper and relatives.
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Baby
Birmingham
Magaret
Faulkner
Detroit
Mich
Congress in recess and floor actions today
Senate in recess. House ends debate on social security amendments. Senate commerce committee opens hearings on house approved river and harbor authorizations for 120 million. Senate-house committee discusses cotton subsidy in 1 218 billion farm bill. Yesterday Congress met British royal couple. House defeated efforts to broaden social security amendments.
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Royal visit delays clock as king and queen tour fair
The king and queen arrived amid a 21 gun salute and signed the guestbook at Grover A. Whalen's reception in Perylon Hall. Crowds gathered outside in long lines awaiting credentials while the program ran about 40 minutes late.
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