Stock Market Cotton Mixed Moves In Narrow Session
Cotton futures opened five to fifty cents lower as a mixed stock market followed a moderate trading pace. The Associated Press average stood at noon with rails advancing and industrials slipping slightly while several major issues shifted on news of layoffs and postponed negotiations.
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Police List Pair of Mishaps
Police report two rear end collisions in the city yesterday afternoon. At 4:15 p.m. in the 900 block of S Main Street Walter Gibson 27 pulled from a gas station and struck northbound cab driver Arthur F Amick 62. Damage set at 150 with no charges. About 5:15 p.m. in the 200 block of S Main Richard R Honeycutt 23 skidded into Jack L Ward's car causing 100 in damage. Both drivers cited no charges.
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Louise Avenue
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S. Main
Richard R. Honeycutt
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Ft. Bragg
Honeycutt
Jack L. Ward
Tipster Admits Being Culprit In Park Clubhouse Breakin
A 13 year old who told police he saw the burglar at Blair Park Clubhouse last Saturday has been charged with the crime himself. He admitted the entry and said his take was 30 cents instead of the $1 claimed. The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Girl Accused In Killing Policeman
In Lewiston Maine 14 year old Sandra Knowlton faced murder charges after a patrolman Paul J Simard 32 was shot dead while persuading her to return home A 22 caliber rifle was used and she fled into nearby woods Authorities prepared for a murder arraignment as Sandra had argued with her mother Ev erett Knowlton over moving closer to town
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Elderly man hurt in fall on West End tracks
John Curtis Meridith, 76, suffered facial lacerations requiring stitches after slipping on West End railroad tracks about 8:50 p.m. He was returning home from a West End restaurant when the accident occurred, police reported.
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Washington Show Cast of Characters in Subcommittee Theatre
A Washington tale profiles Bernard Goldfine and a roster of players from the Eisenhower era. Baron Shacklette, Jack Lotto, Rep. Oren Harris, Roger Robb, and Mildred Paperman figure in a high stakes inquiry into regulatory pressure and possible eavesdropping amid a nationwide political drama.
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Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Ragged Korean Boy Changes From Page One Contest
In the National High School Oratorical Contest a Korean boy reflects on his country’s transformation. He contrasts fear with freedom noting church bells replacing machine-gun shots, newspapers replacing propaganda, and a life of dignity, meals, and laughter over hardship.
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Dow Jones Averages and Wilson Burial Note
The Dow Jones averages are listed with noon and close figures from Bache. President Woodrow Wilson is buried in Washington Cathedral in Washington DC.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Bird Flight Limits by Wing Lift Mechanics
A bird’s airborne weight is constrained by the lifting capacity of its wings. If body mass exceeds lift potential, sustained flight becomes impossible, forcing a fallback behavior such as gliding or landing.
Job Gains Reported From May to June Labor Shifts
The Commerce Department notes a surge in employment by about 1% million from May to June with roughly 900 000 new jobs and an increase of around 500 000 unemployed. Many women teachers not under contract exit the labor force awaiting fall school reopening. June figures reflect student summer job seekers and new graduates entering the labor market.
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Commerce Department
Pocahontas First Convert to English Church in Virginia
Pocahontas is identified as the first convert to the English Church in Virginia. The article notes her role within early colonial religious life and the spread of Anglican influence among Indigenous people in the Virginia colony.
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Pocahontas
Virginia
Doesn't Pay To Be Good Samaritan
Denver city purchasing agent Robert Martinec spent his day off moving the Traffic Violations Bureau. He paid a two dollar overtime parking ticket at the new site, after being first in line to help with the move. He quipped that it doesn't pay to be a good samaritan.
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Denver
Robert Martinec
Schoolfield Trial in Nashville Nears End
Chief Prosecutor James Bomar says the trial of Judge Raulston Schoolfield may end this week. Highlights include an Appeals Court judge testifying that certain Chattanooga criminal court practices were wrong and Schoolfield's tense cross-examinations of Dist. Atty. Gen. W. Corry Smith drawing protest from a senator.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Bomar Weamen
Raulston Schoolfield
Schoolfield
Chattanooga
W. Corry Smith
Cato the Censor on a farmer's selling instinct
The quote notes that Cato the Censor urged a good farmer to sell rather than buy. He would sell unused assets such as oxen, cattle, sheep, wool, hides, old tools, a worn safe, an ailing slave, and anything else unnecessary.
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Cato
Censor
Visitors flock to Black Hills National Forest yearly
Nearly two million people visit the Black Hills National Forest each year, drawn by its scenic trails and wildlife. Park officials note steady demand and ongoing efforts to manage crowds and protect natural resources.
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Black Hills National Forest
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