New York Cotton Steady In Light Trade After Showers Outlook
Cotton opened steady with slight declines amid scattered selling by late week buyers and a weather outlook for showers in the eastern belt. July dipped to 13.48 and October to 12.93 before rallying, New Orleans soft, Liverpool noting continental demand but restricted textile activity, and overall midday prices steady. St. Peter's Cathedral note included.
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Traders Cautious In Stock Market Turn
New York June 30 The stock market ended the first half of 1936 with January hopes unrealized and prices near a bottom. Trading was dull though shorts covered. pivotal shares gained 2 points or more. Investors await earnings and summer industry trends before any broad rally.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 30
U S Dept of Agriculture figures show hogs at 44 900 head with 20 000 direct to market and top bids 9 3 5 for select loads. Cattle 19 000 plus calves 1 500 offer limited activity with mixed grades. beef steers 600 900 lbs 9 50 11 50, 900 1190 lbs 9 75 12 00, 1300 1500 lbs 10 50 12 60, cows 4 75 9 25, bulls 5 10 8 25. Sheep 8 000 slow with fat lambs around 11 50 12 00, ewes 2 00 3 75.
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Liverpool cotton prices ease with heavy sales noted
Cotton market in Liverpool on June 30 shows quiet spot trading and lower quotes across grades. American cotton dominates sales at 3,000 bales with 1,900 from America. receipts 2,000 with no American arrivals. Futures close steady to quiet with July at 7.14 and May at 7.17.
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Quiet Opening as Cotton Falls Slightly in New Orleans
New Orleans opening for cotton shows a quiet to irregular start with July down to 13.10 and December 13.12 after initial losses. Prices drifted lower through the morning amid rain expectations and traders awaiting farm loan board policy on the new crop, with mid session steady a few points above the lows.
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Poultry Prices Reported In Chicago Market
A Chicago market update lists poultry classes with prices: alive poultry 9 cents per pound, fowls 18 cents, springers 26, broilers 19 to 21, roosters 14, turkeys 18, spring ducks 13 to 16, and spring geese 16.
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Triple strawberry picked on Clifford Taber’s farm
A seven inch circumference triple strawberry was harvested yesterday on Clifford Taber’s farm near Kinston Quy on June 3.
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Senate and House Deadlock Over Hoover Commission Funds
Washington reports a deadlock between Senate and House over funding for the Hoover Commission next year. The House seeks 250000 for ongoing inquiry, while the Senate would cap at 50000 for a prohibition study. Hoover hints at private contributions if Congress stalls.
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Atlanta admirers fly to welcome Bobby Jones home
The first contingent of Atlanta citizens bound for New York to greet Bobby Jones arrived at Newark Airport at 11 15 a m. The Candler party, led by Asa G Candler Jr, flew ahead aiming to beat a train carrying hundreds of Jones fans. A New York reception is planned with Grover Whalen and Mayor Walker, with a bay cruise aboard the Macon and radio coverage.
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Trio of murderers electrocuted at Rockview Prison
Three murderers were executed at Rockview penitentiary in Bellefonte Pennsylvania. Martin Avery 19 and William Sled 30, both of Pittsburgh, and Frank Tauza of Wilkes-Barre were put to death after trials linked to 1929 killings. Avery and Sled felled Edward J. Kretz during a drugstore holdup on June 21, 1929. Tauza killed Policeman Thomas Krokosky on September 24, 1929.
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Kaiser's Greeting Sparks Tearful apology in reunion
In a tense exchange Bigelow recalls meeting Wilhelm Kaiser with tears in both eyes. He describes the moment as emotional and notes that an apology followed from the other party.
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False Call For Cops At Kinston Sparks Excitement
In Kinston on June 30, Helen Taylor made a false telephone call claiming a drunken woman distressed the Caswell Mills area. A police response caused a car collision with no injuries. The case includes alleged arrest and assault conviction of a officer, suspension, and talks of a new heavy fine law for false calls.
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Judge Advises Roundabout Marble Tactic in Asheville
In Asheville a police court judge urged two girls Dollie and Willie Rice to use a marble game tactic to avoid trouble after trespassing on Mrs. Hattie Creasman's property. Creasman faced disorderly conduct charges for cursing. The girls' father faced assault charges, and a peacemaker was charged with assault with a knife. The judge explained the game is called Rounders and urged them to go round.
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Greensboro Week End Auto Toll Leaves One Dead and Six Injured
One motorist died and six others were hurt in Greensboro area accidents over the weekend. James Lyndon Byrd, 21, died when his car hit a telephone pole early Sunday. CC Holden, driver of the car, sustained minor injuries and is held for murder. Other occupants, C L Welch and J H Mateer, had minor injuries. William Bunting was knocked unconscious after a crash, and Bill Scott and Arabell Oliver were badly hurt in a motorcycle wreck.
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Nash County Farmer Held For Murder He Doesn't Know About
Rocky Mount North Carolina June 36 Will Wells a 45 year old Nash county farmer is jailed in Nashville charged with murder in the death of his wife found on the front porch. His nephew Paul Winstead 17 wounded by Wells described the fatal attack and Wells said he recalled nothing of the incident.
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Senate delays Davis nomination to South Carolina DA post
The senate judiciary committee postponed action on Henry E. Davis for district attorney of the eastern district of South Carolina after receiving a protest from organized labor unions who said he was hostile to their interests.
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Davidson County Holds Peaceful Democratic Convention
Davidson county delegates to the state Democratic convention were elected after a harmonious gathering in Lexington. W. F. Brinkley praised the event as orderly with brief addresses by J. F. Spruill J. C. Bower and W. O. Burgin. Forty eight delegates and forty eight alternates were named to Raleigh. The county plans another convention July 19 to select candidates for county offices while Republicans prepare for a later nominating convention.
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Williams Makes Bermuda Flight
Williams and Errol Boyd piloted the Columbia from Roosevelt Field to Hamilton Bermuda and back in a proof run for commercial air travel. The 9 hour 19 minute outbound and 7 hour 43 minute return covered about 800 miles to a low Atlantic island amid drizzle and fog. A mail sack was dropped at Hamilton and a weather cable to Dr. James H. Kimball was included.
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Janitor Otto Sanhuber Faces Closing Murder Trial
Otto Sanhuber, 34, a janitor, stands at the close of his trial for the 1922 murder of Fred Oesterreich, a Milwaukee manufacturer. He previously confessed to living for years in Oesterreich’s garrets to be near Walburga Oesterreich and will resume the stand for further cross examination.
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