Brewster silent on measure as Corcoran testifies in Maine
In a capitol hearing Brewster faced questioning over his stance on an abolition clause and voting on a Passamaquoddy project linked to holding-company actions. Corcoran and Gruening discussed Brewster’s rumored political moves, with Brewster reportedly planning to duck the vote and backing a house bill substituting changes without a death sentence.
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Cotton Market Slips on Weather and Cables
United States cotton prices fell by 10 to 18 points amid light activity and a narrow eight point range. Sellers appeared active for October while buyers favored May, with Liver pool showing limited interest. Weather details indicated little rain outside Georgia and the Carolinas where moisture was needed, temperatures near 100.
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House Yields Continued From Page One
The House let stand its abolition stance and sent the problem to conference after assurances from Senator Dieterich that if deadlock occurred the conferees would seek Senate instructions. Dieterich opposes the dissolution clause. Talks of limiting the Senate clause to third-degree or higher holding companies surfaced. The Senate conference panel includes Wheeler, Barkley, Brown, White, and Shipfiead, with Gadsden alleging bias in conferee selection. TVA amendments favored Roosevelt supporters included removing mandatory sell power under cost after 1987 and permitting TVA to run without comptroller control, extending to private power lines, and allowing private works on the Tennessee river. A final vote loomed on repealing measures and forcing TVA toward self-sufficiency by July 1, 1958.
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Advertisement Brand Recognition Among Printers Study
A historical ad study reports printer familiarity with paper brands and resulting customer shares. When most printers knew a brand, regular customers rose significantly, with top brand recognition reaching 96 percent among printers and notable jumps in steady customers across paper types.
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Life Saving Course to Be Offered at Porter's Fairland
A Red Cross certified life saving course will be available at Porter's Fairland starting May 16. Frances Hall and two instructors will lead daily sessions from 10 to 12 with a brief evening class. Howard Morris assists the qualified instructors as the course runs weekly.
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Youth accosts deaf man in alley in moment of confusion
In Minville Oregon an attempted robbery ends when a deaf man Richard Waldo 70 offers the assailant paper and pencil instead of reacting with fear. The youth persists briefly then retreats as observers note Waldo’s calm response.
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Tesla Proclaims Astonishing Advance In Edison Field
A Tesla interview claims relativity is false and outlines new energy transmission methods with potential use in navigation geology and Earth interior study. He mentions a commutatorless direct current motor and warns about destructive war apps but offers no proofs. Dr. Barton of the American Institute of Physics calls the claims amazing but unverified.
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Italy plots broader war aims in Africa as Ethiopia dispute deepens
Premier Mussolini told 120 generals the solution to the Ethiopian conflict requires a complete settlement and Italy’s stance hardens amid reports of new Ethiopian incidents. An envoy to London seeks League backing, while Addis Ababa protests and Haile Selassie seeks a League session to pressure for mediation.
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Chicago hog market shows year high in futures
Chicago hog market on July 11 reports 10 000 head with 5 000 direct sales, price levels 200 to 250 pounds at 980 to 1025, top year high for 250 to 300 pound hogs. Early top 1025, most loads steady with packing firms bidding 965 to 1015 for 160 to 200 pound hogs, with overall index up to 3 65.
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2909 Reported Dead in Flood Swept Town Haneow
In Haneow Chips July 12 AP reports 2909 people confirmed dead after a devastating flood that swept through the town. Rescue efforts continue as authorities assess the damage and search for survivors.
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