Wagner measure again belabored amid Senate wrangle
Washington April 9 AP The Senate Labor committee delays testing Hugh Johnson on the Wagner bill to strengthen the NRA labor code. Johnson misses scheduled testimony for a second time fueling doubt its passage will be swift. Critics call the measure unfair and unAmerican while House tax debates occupy attention and reelection concerns shape positions.
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Cottonseed oil prices hover steady across contracts
New Orleans on April 7 reports steady cottonseed oil close with futures for prime Summer yellow at 4.75 to 4.90, prime crude 4.12 to 4.37 for April to December contracts. Notable quotes include April 4.80 May 4.87 July 5.10 September 5.30 October 5.36 December 5.55.
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New Orleans
Chicago butter and eggs market report from Chicago
Butter prices show unsettled trading with creamery specials at 93 score and various grades listed from 21 1 4 to 22 and 20s for firsts and seconds. Egg prices total 44 694 unsettled, with extra firsts around 15 3 4 to 16 and fresh graded firsts near 15 1 4 to 15 3 4.
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Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Firms Reported in Savannah Trade
Savannah naval stores firm shows sales of 523 1-4, receipts 148, shipments 1, stock 5,461 with price quotes for B D and E grades. Rosin firm has no sales, receipts 614, no shipments, stock 73,695. Quotes include prices for GHIK MN WG and other grade codes.
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Savannah Naval
Savannah
Chicago hog market report shows lower prices across weights
U S Dept Agri report from Chicago dated April 9 indicates hogs trading mostly 15 to 20 points lower than Friday. Prices listed for 170 to 260 pounds at 4.00 to 4.15, 270 to 340 pounds around 4.37, with light weights and medium sows showing similar softness. buyers bundled 3.50 for lighter pigs and 210 to 338 pounds around 4.00 to 4.15.
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Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agri
Hoover keeps busy ex-president after White House exit
Herbert Hoover, leaner yet sturdier, travels 20 000 miles by car and makes brief trips east and west while denying political aims. He mentors Stanford boards, aids Mills college, expands investments, and stays in touch with leaders and his former secretary via frequent calls.
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Oakland
Mills
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TAX FIXING BOARD DELAYS AS ELECTION LOOMS
Houston County Board of Review members, many seeking public office, vote to postpone tax assessment fixes until after the election. Sid Wilson moves to adjourn until after the vote. May 7 is set as the meeting date, despite a push to extend to May 12 for a second primary.
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Snell
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Dixon Speakers Turn Tomorrow in Governor Program
Three speeches on the daily Dixon for Governor program will air tomorrow on the local radio station. Pat Smith of Slocamble speaks at 12 45 p m, another speaker at 12 15, and Robert J Stembridge of Newton at 3 30 p m. Hershel Bobo Auburn baseball coach once played all positions except pitcher for the Memphis team in the Southern Association. Ben Marty, Walter’s brother, cleared six feet at a Fresno high school workout. Five Missouri co ed rifle team members posted perfect 509 scores in postal matches with Missouri and Drexel University.
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Slocamble
Robert J. Stembridge
Newton
Hershel Bobo
Auburn
Memphis, Tenn
Southern Association
Ben Marty
Walter
Fresno
Cal
University of Missouri
University of Minois
Drexel University
England to Probe Teuton Armament
London reports Sir John Simon announced in the House of Commons that Britain is giving serious consideration to Germanys planned increases in Army Navy and air force expenditures. He said he has asked the Berlin government for inquiries and the Commons resumed after Easter. Germanys 1934 budget shows large military rises including a 100 million mark grant to the Nazi stormtroopers. The Army Navy and aviation allocations rise to 357.6 million 83.6 million and the total budget is 2.5283 billion. Dr Fr Gibbs of Mexico Mo celebrated his fiftieth anniversary in medicine by moving to a new office.
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London
John Simon
House of Commons
Germany
John
Reich
German Republic
Fr. T. Gibbs
Mexico
Schedule for Houston county adjusted cotton contracts hearings
C E Stapp announces this week’s dates for Houston county farmers to sign adjusted cotton acreage reduction contracts. Beat meetings include Beat One at Vicksburg tomorrow and Beat Two at the courthouse, with Beat Three through Beat Four and beyond listed at several courthouses and schools.
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Stapp
Vicksburg
Court House
Courthouse
Big Creek Church
Cottonwood
Cameron School
Webber i F Convenient
Stapp’s
Kinsey
Ashford
Crosby
Gordon
Columbia
Dupree School
College of the Pacific ends basketball captains during season
The College of the Pacific in Stockton California has decided to do away with basketball captains for the playing season removing the role from team leadership and game decisions.
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College of the Pacific
Stockton
Cal
Tire Dealers and Truck Operators to Attend Special Talkie
Goodrich tire dealers and about 100 truck operators from this section will attend a showing of That's Salesmanship a ten cent talking picture at the city auditorium tonight. The show starts at 8 o'clock as guests of Rez Wise local Goodrich dealer.
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Goodrich Tire
City Auditorium
Rez Wise
Goodrich
Two Held In Alleged Attacks In County
County officers arrested two men on assault and battery charges after alleged attacks. Walter Powell was charged with striking Maxie Phillips with a stick. Willie Bee was charged with assault to murder in an alleged attack on his brother Willie Bee. Henry Anderson faced a driving while intoxicated warrant tied to a collision. Comer Guilford was arrested on an indictment for a statutory offense.
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Walter Powell
Maxie Phillips
Willie Bee
Henry Anderson
Sealey
Anderson
Columbia
Comer Guilford
Sale of old Chinese calendar outlawed in China
Law in the republic forbids selling the old calendar based on lunar changes. Police recently confiscated thousands of calendars as part of enforcement action.
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Republic of China
Fragmentary OCR: vague crime note and names
Fragmented text mentions shooting and death. references a Dr John Mohardt and Notre Dame. No clear dates or whole events emerge. could describe a nighttime incident with escapes and spring practice notes.
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John Mohardt
Notre Dame
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