New Orleans Cotton Futures Mixed on First May Notice Day
Cotton futures in New Orleans showed irregular activity with near months supported by short covering ahead of first May notice day while distant positions fell on long liquidation. Closing prices ranged from gains of 1.05 to losses of 60 cents per bale with May and other months finishing lower.
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Irregular Cotton Futures Amid Quiet NY Trade
New York cotton futures showed uneven moves in quiet trading on April 18. Near month contracts led gains on mill buying and short covering while distant months weakened on forecasts of favorable weather. May delivery rose from intraday lows but closed substantially below the prior close with mixed quotes across maturities.
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Women of Arkansas presbytery elect new officers
Blytheville April 17. The annual meeting of women of the Arkansas presbytery adjourned after electing new officers. Mrs. Guy Amsler of Little Rock was chosen vice president and Mrs. Doddridge McCullough of Marianna was elected last year to a two year term as president.
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War Memorial Dedication in Hope Hosts Dr. Wassell
Rear Admiral Croydon Wassell, Ark. native and author of The Story of Dr. Wassell, will dedicate Hempstead County War Memorial at the courthouse in Hope on Sunday May 11. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion sponsor the event with details to follow. the date coincides with Mother's Day and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Hope mayor seeks end to telephone strike
City offered to advance workers their requested raise while the company would pay the old wage scale and the union would repay city funds after a settlement. Local union members supported the plan but high officials in St Louis reportedly rejected it. A telegram from Everett Cotter thanked the mayor for his efforts and expressed hope for resumed service nationwide.
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Security Council orders Balkan observers to Greece border
United Nations Security Council directs its Balkan investigation commission in Geneva to post on the spot observers along northern Greece borders. The 11 nation panel, voting 9 to 0, will keep Greek frontier monitoring until further action. The council also ruled it has no jurisdiction over Truman aid to Greece and Turkey, while Poland backed the Soviet proposal amid abstentions.
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Arkansas House panel backs Laney veto bills delivery date
In Little Rock on April 19, a House Journal committee reported that two bills Governor Laney vetoed were delivered to his office on March 10, not March earlier, aligning with his claim and prompting discussion in the state capital.
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Pittsburgh April 19 A meeting of the United Steel Workers policy makers was postponed until tomorrow while CIO President Philip Murray and U S Steel Vice President John Stephens pressed contract discussions begun yesterday The union executive board session was deferred as regional presidents gathered for a session originally set for 10 a m today
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