Supreme Court Asked to Set Aside Rhodes Conviction
Little Rock report notes the supreme court has been asked to overturn the conviction of Billy Rhodes, operator of a Rose City business, as part of ongoing appeals. The filing seeks relief citing alleged errors in the trial proceedings and disputed evidence.
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Cotton futures rise on mill buying and Bankhead parity view
New York April 26 Cotton futures firmed in active trading as mills bought for May and longer months, short covering limited and offerings sparse. Commission houses drew interest to distant months after Senator Bankhead urged government parity support for cotton. Late session gains reached 10 to 40 cents per bale. May near 22.00, July 22.71, October 22.12.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Move After Sharp Opening
New Orleans April 26 reports show cotton futures extending gains early, with prices touching new highs before settling. Prices ranged around 22.85 to 22.68 for elite grade, with highs near 22.90 and lows near 21.92, amid fluctuating trading in the fiber market.
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Diamonds in 1942 US industry total 5 million carats
Report notes that diamonds used in 1942 by US industries for drilling, grinding, and sawing metals totaled about 5,000,000 carats. The figure highlights the scale of material consumption and the role of diamonds in industrial processes during the period.
Unclear wartime poetry account tied to Roosevelt era
Fragmented OCR presents a post Pearl Harbor photographer narrator tale with Hyde Park, reporters barred, and delayed coverage. Mentions Roosevelt death and early postwar trips, but text is garbled, offering few clear facts or names beyond general wartime censorship and a ghostly trip motif.
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