Seed Mills Seek Reorganization in Federal Court
The National Cottonseed Products Corporation filed for corporate reorganization under the bankruptcy act in federal court. Liabilities exceed 3.8 million with assets around 5.8 million. Judge Harry B. Anderson named J. E. Robertson and A. B. Pittman Sr as temporary trustees to report by February 1 on available property and staffing needs. The petition notes encumbrance by a 1928 first refunding mortgage securing 1,216,800 in bonds. Nearby: Pueblo shows an exhibit of nearly 400 cactus varieties presented by B. F. Scribner.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Cottonseed Products Corporation
Tenessee
Arkansas
Illinois
Harry B. Anderson
J. E. Robertson
Grain Quotations and Stock listings in a 1950s financial page
The column lists tensions in commodities with prices for wheat corn oats lard and futures for May July and January. alongside a wide array of corporate quotes including General Motors Johns Manville Goodyear and Westinghouse reflecting a mid century market snapshot. A brief item notes the trawler Jerin believed lost off Iceland after a violent gale with 14 crew aboard.
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Grimsby
England
Iceland
Jerin
Lindbergh appears as trial ieri for ladder evidence
State rests (Continued From Page One) testimony continues as Judge and jury hear details about the ladder found at the crime scene. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh arrives late, others delayed by snow, Koehler concedes the ladder’s workmanship was poor and a three-quarter inch chisel could have been used.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Justice Trenchard
Koehler
Hauptmann
Fisher
Pope
Three Die as Barge Pattie Morrisette Founders Off Delaware Capes
Three men perish in a raging sea when the barge Pattie Morrisette foundered off the Delaware capes early today. The coast guard cutter Champlain stood by and attempted a rescue but one man was saved. no further details were released.
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Norfolk
Pattie Morrisette
Delaware Capes
Coast Guard
Champlain
Hifi
Captain Takahashi completes tenth Pacific crossing
Captain Shigehika Takahashi, commander of a Japanese liner, finished his tenth credited crossing of the Pacific, adding to his record of long transoceanic voyages.
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Shigehika Takahashi
Sohig
Pacific
Orean
Trading in Bonds Slow as Weather Delays Markets
Snowbound in New York trading floors as wintry weather kept customers away. Stocks edged lower with little trend, grains and cotton dull, and bonds quiet though mixed. European gold currencies slipped. Homestake and other metals drifted. several major issues fell slightly while others rose marginally.
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Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
Homestake
American Telephone
Western Union
Santa Fe
Liggett & Myers B
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Sugar Refining Preferred
Great Western Sugar
General Electric
Westinghouse
Burroughs
American
Continental
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Loew's
Nudist Camp Fines Proposed in Alabama Bill
Alabama House opens eighth day with Todd bill targeting nudist camps. Fines from 250 to 1000 dollars would be imposed on operators for naked living conditions, no penalties against camp members. Other measures include prison inspector abolition, debt refinancing, and changes to double primary laws.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Todd
House of Representatives
Graves
Welch of
Hessemer
Health Department
Prison Department
Comptroller’s Office
Arnold
Jefferson
Harrison
Marengo
Ickes
Washington
Shades of Seven and the Chicago Gang Wars
A historic overview recalls Claude Maddox of the Circus gang and Fred Goetz the University of Illinois graduate tied to Chicago crime. It cites Bolton as a Night raid suspect, linked murders, and potential state murder charges for Capone after federal cases, noting the case remains an unsolved five year mystery with suspects Burke and Madox named in early reports.
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Old Axe Bil Up
Owens of
Mungison
Senate
Simpson
House
Rogers
Bar
Albama
Claude Maddox
Circus
Fred
Herald and Examiner
Capone
Chicago
Bolton
Navy
Burke
Madox
Learning Wants Survey On Farmers Desire For Electricity
Washington officials said the FERA will study rural electrification as part of Roosevelt's 4 billion relief program. A July 1 completion is planned, with consideration given to direct federal construction of power lines rather than private contracting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Relief Administration
FERA
Public Enemies Reported Near Quad Cities
Police traced two men believed to be Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell heading toward Moline after sightings through LaSalle Peru and into Illinois towns. No further trail was found as officers continued patrols. In another item, Will Thomas, a Black man, faces assault to murder charges after a knife attack on a woman Saturday night, arrested by county officers.
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Moline
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Tri- Cities
George Nash
Henry County
LaSalle
Peru
Will Thomas
Contempt Fine in Biloxi Mayor Feud Case
The chancery court in Gulfport fined former Biloxi mayor R Hart Chinn 100 dollars plus costs after a contempt citation. Biloxi commissioner W L Parks saw similar charges dismissed. The action stems from a feud involving John A O Keefe who seized the mayor's office when Chinn's term ended on January 7.
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Gulfport
Miss
Chancery Court
R. Hart Chinn
Biloxi
D. M. Russell
Chinn
W. L. Parks
John A. O'Keefe
O'Neefe
Andorra Throne Claim Draws New Pretender in Madrid
A 40 year old Madrid poet and attorney, Fernando de los Cuadros Salcedo, Marquis of Castellejos, declares a right to Andorra’s throne, presenting a genealogical chart claiming descent from Alfonso II of Aragon. He opens set offices and seeks signatures to back his claim as joint suzerains France and the bishop of Urgell.
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Madrid
Andorre
Pyre
Horis I
Skossyreff
Spain
Fernando de Los Cuadros Salcedo
Castellejos
Alfonso II
Aragon
Urgell
France
Andorra
Civil Court Opens February 18 for Four Day Session
A four day session of the circuit court in the civil division opens February 18 with 82 cases set for jury trial under Judge D. Halstead. Most new dockets involve cases not previously on the calendar. The report notes railroad freight train averages rising to 46 cars since 1922.
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Ciul
D. Halstead
United States
Loan repayments complete for ACC regions and NC cotton value
The Federal farm credit administration reports full collection of all loans made this year in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida. The North Carolina department of agriculture places the total value of the cotton crop in that state this year at 57000000 dollars.
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Federal Farm Credit Administration
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
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Pueblo
Colo
B. F. Scribner
Bulldog Drummon
Joseph M. Schenck
Ulldog Drummond
Loretta Young
Warner Oland
Una Merkel
Charles Butterworth
United Artists
Darryl F. Zanuck
Houston
New Orleans
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Awy Anaconda Copper
Bendix
Auburn Motors
Aeoees
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Dupont
Electric L and P
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General Foods
General Frees
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Tel and
Industrial Rayon
Johns-Manville
Wees
Kennecott Corp
Torillard
New York Central
JC Penney
Rackard
United Aircraft
Woolworth
Wesc Ene
Western Union Eek Sylt
Dothan Peanut Market
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Felbert Calvert
Jack King
Alabama Theatre
Bob
Lucille Brown
William Farnum
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U.S
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Grooklyn
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Randolph Scott
Rane Yey
Warry Carey
Noah Reeary
Alan
Alcazar
Taylor
Coleman
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Jackson
Cowboy Bold
Clara Bow
Rex Larbow Bell
Rex Bell
Shades OF Seven
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Rough
Lisbond
Archy
Denger
Sanes
Strlen
Olui
ACC
Dossett
Grandmot Newton
Do. Dossett
Miss Newton
Ozark
Dent
Newton
Dale
Alaban Gener
Birmi
Saintendent
Alaban
Bott Alabamz
Littie
Ainsworth
Lea
Hay
Rey
Jusia
M Ham
Pine Chapel
Sinston
Academy
Hollywood
Dothan Drug CO
West Main Street
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Limit Alt Te Zere Persen
Fender Guides
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Ray-O-Gold
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