Markets and cotton notes from New York June 17
The market was easier within a narrow trading range with scattered liquidation. Weather reports showed rain across Texas while Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Tennessee had heavy rainfall. The crop east of the Mississippi River showed improvement in early June, but west of the river remained weak. Acreage for the year was estimated around 21.42 million with a crop near 11.5 million bales and carryover about 7.5 million. TVA legal briefs and court actions dominated today’s travel and regulatory questions as federal power debates shaped potential control over energy and commerce.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Brow
Dayie
Little Rock
Asherte
Imiarinin
Todat
North
Alsham
TVA
Stoekholders
Conatt Fo
Ceta
Johnston
Legislative Novar
Mrs Anna Hopkins Dies at Ashford Home
Ashford June 17 Mrs Anna Hopkins pioneer resident of the county died at her daughter s home after a stroke of apoplexy Ill for some time she was 74 Born and reared in the Columbia community she is survived by her daughter Mrs J A Singletary of Ashford and one son Coy of Ashford Two sisters Mrs C C McEntyre and Mrs Salita Deal Also service at Ebenezer church with Rev Joe W White and burial in church cemetery Pallbearers listed Fellows and Forrester in charge
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Ashford
Anna Hopkins
Tha E County
Atroka
Hopkins
Columbla
J. A. Singletary
Ford
Coy
Ashford Rause
C. C. McEntyre
Asheford
Salita Deal
Grover Harrell
Aubrey Hopkins
Jeff
Charlie Kind
Wiley
Walter Deal
Fellows
Forrester
Fatal accidents claim several lives in Elba and Pint City
At Antioch church in Elba a funeral was held for Kye Nelson 35 killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve at Danley Cross Roads. Surviving are a wife eight children and extended Nelson family with multiple siblings. In Penins city two youths James Tucker 20 and Almond Taylor 16 sleeping on a Moody's Crossing road were struck by an eastbound car driven by Bate Balden of Atlanta. The vehicle skid overturned. Mrs Balden and other occupants were injured and the youths died at the scene or en route to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Antioch Church
Kye Nelson
Danley Cross Roads
Bibs
Smell
Mel
Ben Nelson
J W. Leonard
Burl
Ernest
Emon
Minnie Hattaway
Lena Smith
Eit
Hibs Bonneauteler
Érivan
HC. Baleden
Atlanta
James Tucker
Famond Taylor
Moody's Crossing Road
Clements
Huffman
KR. G. Lovell
Bhertie Lovell
Alesp
Barndens
Mase
C. C. Caldwell
George Mn
Strong Man Of Mexico Steps Down In Five Day Crisis
Elise Callaxt, once Mexico strong man, withdraws from politics ending a five day crisis and leaving public affairs to others. President Cardenas presses ahead drafting a new government as Calles departs to Sinaloa. Rotary delegates arrive under wary public mood as Catholic demonstrators press for religious liberty.
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Mexico
Clare Lee
Associated Prown
D. F. Juneanne
Pluterco
Elise Callax
Lazaro Cardenas
Solere
Miniatera
Callen
Calles
Miam
Cardenas
Saturaina Cedriic
Andreu Almiring
Ment
Witten Benied
Rotary
Monterrey
Caltes
National Palace
TVA sale dispute and legal battle over power lines
A congressional subcommittee named to draft a compromise on the TVA bill. Alabama Power and TVA clash over transmission lines transfer and a plan to use Muscle Shoals power to compete with private industry. Johnston questions stockholder intervention and accuses government aims of broad power expansion.
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TVA
Johnston Seid Ale
Alabama Power Party
Tennessee Valley Authority
Munic
Washington
Honse
Comunilites
Bes
Nathan P. Bryan
Jacksonville
Fia
Lemuel H Elbley
Johnston
Johnston Seld Sele
Megs
Alabema Power Company
Muscle Shoals
St. Louis
Will Rogers Son Misses Graduation At Stanford
Will Rogers Jr. failed to appear at Stanford University commencement exercises on Sunday. Photographers could not locate him and friends said he left Saturday night to “keep out of the limelight.” He will receive his A.B. in philosophy by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Nogel
Tanford University
Calif
Bill Rogers
Tmelight
Mall
Annual Memorial Sacred Harp Sing at Bethel Church Ozark
June 17 memorial service held at Bethel church ten miles east of Ozark. Beck elected president and W C Lisenby secretary. program committee named J F Patterson B G Linzley and B S Lisenby. List of participants including M T Heath L L Lisenby J D Heath and many others. Also notes a separate Boston incident about a car crash and a woman suing after a wallet theft.
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Bethel Church
Ozark
Beck
W. C .Lisenby
J. F. Patterson
B. G. Linzley
B.S. Lisenby
Joshua Lisenby
M T. Heath
L. L Lisenby
J D Heath
W.C. Deal
J. E. Z. Wright
RM Davis
W. M Faust
J W Barton
Sr B
F. Faust
W. M Lisenby
J W. Woodham
J B Lisenby
J. B. Smith
J. L. Miller
R.C. Lowery
W H Murphy
W. F. Munk
Bunle Judie
Ann Strickland
Vickers
Leo Cassidy
Otte Brannon
P A Clark
Deal
L. D. Gill
T. T Willis
Ralph Reith
Crafora
Don Hutson to Play With Knoxville After Dixie Amateur Ends
Knoxville Alabama born football star Don Hutson, former Alabama end, will join Knoxville of the Southern Association after the Dixie Amateur ends. Hutson, currently an outfielder for Troy in Alabama, will report when the season ends and finish 1996 with the Smokies.
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Don Hutson
Knoxville
Dixie
Tenn
Alabama
Southern Associaion
Edgar Allen
Hutson
Troy
Aln
Taxus
Smokies
Bikery
Knowville
Garden Class Perfects New Sweet Pea Races at Pasadena
Gardening classes encourage community effort to develop new sweet pea varieties. Under horticulturist Harry L. Batxon, pupils boost blossoms per stem from six to nine, including unstreaked blue peas and double blooms. Read the classified ads for details.
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Pasadena
Luther Burbanks
Harry L Batexon
Batrsonela
Lawmakers adjourn as finance bill faces senate review
The legislature recessed until June 25 as the Senate braces for hearings on the general revenue bill. Officials anticipate changes including possible removal of a $2,000 home expense exemption while the attorney general defends the Arnold act shaping official legislature expenses.
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Leedy
Carmichael
Jones
Molfone
Senate Finance and Taxation
House
Senate
Exchange Hotel
Supreme Court
W. B. Leedy
Birmingham
Spies and Sedition Reports Stir Dothan Turmoil
Military authorities warn of female spies among Reds using communist rhetoric to undermine government troops. The article notes a HuiChang incident and urges troops to beware of deceptive outsiders while also listing upcoming initiations at Dothan Freemasons. It mentions Montgomery conclave, a judge's demurrer ruling appeal to the supreme court, and a pending decision on state matters.
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Jared
Dothan
Masonic Temple
Montgomery
Senate
House
Jones
Ccupreme
Summer Months Good Time to Gather Wood
Auburn Alabama June 17 farmers are urged to gather wood in summer. Lyte Brown extension forester says summer cuts dry by fall, boosting fuel value per weight. He warns to use entire trees, avoid leaving piles of small limbs, to prevent pine beetle attack and spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Als
Lyte Brown
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Figures From Savannah
Naval Stores report from Savannah on June 17 shows Turpentine firm 442-2 with sales 271, receipts 572, shipments 417 and stock 505H. Rosin fum records sales 6, receipts 1,751, shipments 3,171, stocks 118,527 with price quotes B 340 D 380 E 415 F 415 G AI and R 433 M ae 480 WG 500 WW 600 across cited grade lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mae
Local Theater Page Offers A Mixed Week of Shows
The listings describe a varied program including Ales comedy and a Wednesday Thursday young adult stage, the Friday Saturday today Sunday Monday chess feature with Mortis in Society Doctors at Virginia Bruce, plus Moviegy Revue and Mudberry at the Cre ty Fair. A separate notice mentions Lionel Barrymore in The Gist from ie eh and W C Fields in Misalelpp, with further titles AUM Ba Bye and Sherlockian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortis
Doctors
Virigine Bruce
God “Mudberry
Lionel Barrymore
W. ¢ Fields
Infant Freeman Sheffield Buried in Ashford Baptist Service
Funeral services were held at Ashton Baptist Church for Freeman Sheffield seven months old with Rev. C Parrish officiating. He died yesterday morning at home of illness after a brief illness. Parents Milo Sheffield Jr and Ar Sheffield of Rahfon attended, burial followed in the city cemetery with Fellows and Forrester in charge of the chapel.
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Ashford
Cen Ashford
Freeman Mulfield
Milo Sheffield
Ashton Baptist Church
C. Parrish
Prem
Hupansy
Walkero
Milo, Jr
Rahfon
Fellows
Forrester
Chap
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Bendix Wi Cc
Com. & Southern
MLB Sea
Curtis Wright
Dupontee
DF Electric L
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Audron Motor
Int
Tel
Telg
Tndustrial Rayott
Johne Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorilard
Wee
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Tada C
Penney “ Packard
Rado Reynolds
Texas Gulf Ae
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
United Fruit Westin
Zhouse Woolworth
Western Union
William Tuts
Curious World
Fegton
Remus
Duene Ane
The
Kye Neon
Ells
Federal Appeals
Houston
Tracy
Todat Satherine
Hepburn OF Hearts
Jessie Matthews
Evergreen
Eature— Hoosier School
Adailasion
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Jean Harlow
Missouri
Boston
Alex Truskolsky
Truskolsky
Tommy Akwour
Tommy
Padeer A
Tommy Armour
Mel Oy
New York Giants
Stubby Kruger
Aimy Lou Oliver
Lescee Stocfon
Pece Knight
Aeter
Amels
Poleyn
Chemplim
Naval Stores
Lester R. Stoefen
W.S
Herm
Lars
Houston Hotel
Perone Station
J. T. Trawick, Jr
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