Cotton Market Edges Up on July and October Buying
New York June 71 Cotton rose slightly on renewed buying by commission houses for July and October contracts. Traders expected more rain impact across Texas and Oklahoma while markets abroad showed little change. Prices firmed in the afternoon then steadied as price fixing fears cooled. Major industrials listed included Anaconda Copper, General Motors, General Electric, Ford, IBM, and Woolworth.
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Northwest
North Central
South Texas
Oklahoma
Liverpool
A.T
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix
Cando
Hatners Cane
Chrysler
Gurtls Wright
Dupont
L and P Ford
England
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
The
International Harvester
Bayer
Johns Manville
Kennecott Corp
Yey Cane
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
JC Penney
Peckard
Radio Corp Reynoldz
Tabecco Radio Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf - U
Stetel
United Fruth
United Aircraft
BM Westinghouse
SOS Woolworth
Bee
City Western Union
Child Labor Debate and Crime Headlines Across States
University accounts from June 27 highlight a Federal child labor amendment debate with comments by Donald Comar of Birmingham and Henry Upmoa Sima opposing ratification. Separate Chicago coverage details a major kidnapping case and a national box score of historic abductions, listing suspects sought and sentences.
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Birmingham
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Hopewell
WN. J
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IL Denver
Colo
Peggy McMath
Harwichport
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
William Hamm, Jr
St Paulo Minn
John Factor
Chicago
John J. O'Connell, Jr
August Luer
Edwardsville
Tfe
Lumbermen press mediation as mills reopen under guard
Portland Oregon June report says lumbermen defy mediation, open more sawmills under national guard protection while unions and employers clash over action. A three member board appointed by Secretary Perkins struggles to secure voluntary settlements as 35,000 striking workers stay out. Tacoma Everett and Bellingham yards report partial operations. wage offers include small increases and autalders to fill vacancies as talks falter.
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Ore
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Perkina
Proteate
Lumbermen's
A. W. Mule
Sawmill Land Timber Workers’ Union
Mies Perkins
Ainiater
National Guard
Tacoma
Bellingham
Everett
Etrikera
Stetkers
Chinese Surrender Read In Jap Army Report Of Concert
The Japanese military announced that the Chahar incident was fully settled. Chinese authorities were silent on the agreement, but the statement suggested China capitulated to Japanese demands. The incident began when Chinese authorities spotted a group of Japanese travelers in Chahar province. A preliminary settlement was reached, though Maj Gen Kenji Daihara charged the Nan ning government with not approving terms. The army set a deadline for acceptance by the nationalist government.
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Peiping
China
Obahar
Chaber Province
Kenji Daihara
Nanng
Dime Gifts Sought By Salvation Army to Carry On Work
Dimes donated by citizens will support Salvation Army efforts in town. A six store downtown drive places jars in JC Penny, Registers Lunch Room, Rogers Grocery, A F Ten Co on Main Street, Jitem Jungte Store, Mein Bt, and A SP Tan C1 IW Foster Nine. The campaign aims to fund ongoing relief and outreach programs.
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JC Penny
Rogers Grocery Store
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Foster
Southwest Georgia Strides In Farming Told Kiwanis Club
M D Elect reported on Southwest Georgia farming advances at the Dothan Kiwanis Club meeting. The talk covered truck permits progress and regional agricultural developments.
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Georgia
Kiwanis Club
Dothan Kiwanis Club
M.D. Elect
Hitler Tightens Control Over Culture and Education
Nazi measures expand dictatorial reach with Prussian church policy, labor service for youth, and farming controls. Rumors point to autumn rearmament moves as cabinet shifts loom. Food supply and border fortifications gain emphasis while penalties under the revised penal code promise broader Nazi dominance in daily life.
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Iebor
Officiel Gazette
Germany
Aheke-Tp
Jaenenberg
Burial Held for Mrs Crosby at Damascus
Mrs Geo W Crosby 53 died Monday night at her Goodman home after a brief illness. Funeral service at 3 pm Tuesday at Damascus with Rev W W Wallace of Mt Pleasant officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving: husband three daughters Mattie Crook Etbmn Mary Andrews Mildred Johnson two sons Walter and Herbert Crosby three brothers CE Roberta JW Roberts J A Roberts one sister Elizabeth Woollham. Southwest Georgia truck farming noted. plans for a trip to Marianna Florida to present program to new Marianna organization.
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George W. Crosby
Goodman
Damascus
W. W. Wallace
Mt. Pleasant
Crosby
Vic
Buriat
Roberta
Pike County
Mattie Mae Crook
County Seeks Help to Improve Headland Road Surface
Houston county commissioners ask state highway department to spend between 2 and 2500 dollars to surface seven miles of the Dothran Headland highway from Dothan to the Henry county line. The goal is to match the Henry county stretch in appearance and quality, with two thirds of the cost to be covered by other agencies and the county paying about a third.
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Houston
State Highway Department
Dothan
Henry County
Petition Signatures Prompt Ward Two Runoff Change
Mayor's office notes petitions for Ward Two runoff, legality of signatures under three petitions per person. Some names removed from last filings yet candidates exceed 161 required signatures. Election set for July 15 or 20 days after qualifying deadline.
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Ezel
Askew Granted $7500 Bond in Murder Case
D J Askew, charged with first degree murder in the death of his brother in law Curry Ward from stab wounds, was allowed bond of 7500 Wednesday pending the completion of his preliminary hearing before Judge Saxon P. Poyner. bail not yet posted by noon Thursday. The incident followed a dispute between Ward and Askew after Ward intervened in an argument between Ward and another man.
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Saxon P. Poyner
Askews
Curry Ward
Peu
Askew
Public Service Panel Delays Hearings on Agency Discontinuances
The Ajetome Public Service commission indefinitely postpones hearings on petitions from Lomsville Nashville Rowlrosé and Railway Express Agency to discontinue operations at Wallac.
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Montgomery
API
Ajetome Public Service Commelssion
Lomsville Nashville Rowlrosé
Railwey Express Agency
Wallac
Chicago hog market report from June 27
Chicago hog market reports 10,050 head traded with active demand and prices 3015 higher than Wednesday. Weights 200 to 230 pounds brought 954 to 960, top 2.65. 220 to 220 pounds and 900 to 55 dollars, 22 to 340 pounds 60 to 800, 140 to 209 pounds 3.75 to 960. Pigs scarce with good demand and bidding, reader notes price ranges and market activity.
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Chicago
Webe June 1 public invitation to church mission meeting
A fragmented AP report notes a church event inviting public attendance. The message references Agnes and a women’s missionary effort, signaling a community gathering on a June 1 date with unspecified details.
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Webe
Women's Missionary
Isles
Agnes
Agg
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