New Orleans Cotton Futures Mixed Ahead of May Notice Day
New Orleans cotton futures showed irregular trading with near months helped by short covering before May notice day while distant months slid on long liquidation. Closing ranges held gains from 1.05 to 60 cents on the day with May touching 35.08 high and 34.76 low and finishing near 34.99.
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Cotton futures swing in quiet New York market
Cotton futures showed irregular trading as prices fluctuated in New York. Toward close, May and other near deliveries gained modestly while distant months lagged on forecasts of favorable weather. Offset by spillover weakness.
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Women of Arkansas Presbytery Elect Officers
Blytheville April 17 annual meeting of women in the Arkansas presbytery adjourned after elections. Mrs Guy Amsler of Little Rock was named vice president and Mrs D Broadway McCullough of Marianna began a two year term as president.
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Rear Admiral Wassell to Dedicate Hempstead War Memorial
Rear Admiral Croydon Wassell, Arkansas native and author of The Story of Dr Wassell, will visit Hope on Sunday May 11 to dedicate the Hempstead County War Memorial at the courthouse. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion sponsor the event and will announce the exact program time later. Mother's Day falls on the same date, promising a large crowd.
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Hope mayor seeks end to telephone strike with city aid
Mayor Albert Fink asked Hope telephone employees to return to work with a city funded raise while the company would keep the old wage scale. The plan would see the city advance funds and workers repay if the strike ends. High union officials in St Louis reportedly rejected the proposal despite local workers' willingness to help. Everett Cotter, General Counsel, sent a telegram expressing appreciation for the mayor’s efforts and hoped service would resume soon.
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UN Balkan observers ordered to Greece border
The United Nations Security Council voted 9 to 0 to keep Balkan commission observers on the Greek frontier for immediate deployment. The council asserted no jurisdiction over the 400 million dollar U.S. aid program for Greece and Turkey, as Poland backed the Soviet proposal only. Warren R. Austin defended U.S. use of aid, warning against political misuse.
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Arkansas House Journal backs Laney veto bills delivery date
The 1947 Arkansas House journal committee reported that two bills Governor Laney vetoed were delivered to his office on March 10, not March. The note supports Laney's contention amid ongoing debate over the vetoed measures.
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In Pittsburgh on April 19 a United Steel Workers policy makers meeting was postponed to tomorrow. CIO President Philip Murray and U S Steel Vice President John Stephens continued contract talks started yesterday. The executive board meeting was deferred as regional presidents gathered for a 10 a m session.
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