Repeal of Most of the Labor Law Urged
Norman Walker reports on AF of L proposals to repeal major provisions of the labor law. The American Federation of Labor quotes President Meany and cites support for Wagner Act framework while opposing the Taft-Hartley Act. The piece notes calls for mediation, voluntary arbitration, and changes to disputes, with emphasis on health and welfare provisions and notice requirements.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Praculeau
Congress
Armérican Federation of Labor
Afia
George Menny
House
Hnarlnrs
Tate Hatley
Moony
Eisenhowsing
N Fay
Marlin
al Anid
Jay WL
Ingitin
Tha Puatle
Rowarde Chronicle of River Incident Leaves Questions
A garbled historical note references the Wala River and a dropyigd event near Bom blonde. It mentions a Poovaten coke and Monehuelae with Ales Foreg, hinting at unclear details, names, and places. The fragment implies a regional incident or narrative but lacks coherent facts for full reconstruction.
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Rowarde
Alito
Wala
Jury Not Meeting For Several Days In Pulaski County
Pulaski Circuit Judge Wavery Robinson and Judge Henry W. Smith expect to exchange circuits and likely complete work near week’s end. The grand jury convened earlier and was adjourned by Judge Gun Fulk, with proceedings to follow in next sessions.
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Latte
Pulaski County
Atkaneke Highwey
Quaterday
Robinson
Smith
Baran
Rocintlona
Ala
Tobinton
Gun Fulk
Markets and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market report shows hogs active with weights around 120 pounds up slightly, cows and bulls steady to higher on some items, vealers down. Sheep and lambs small offerings with light gains. New York stock market dull with limited movement and mixed commodity quotes.
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Tauis Hationat
New York
Interfest
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
Live poultry generally steady with receipts 744 copps, prices unchanged except heavy hens down one cent. Heavy hens 20 to 32.5 cents per pound, light hens 24 to 23, fryers or broilers 29.5 to 31.2, old boasters 1 to 2.3, ducklings 32. Butter steady with receipts 862,865 and wholesale buying prices unchanged.
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Poultry & Produce
Chicago
Grain and Provisions Chicago Market Report
Grain and provisions data from Chicago show cash wheat unavailable. Corn prices listed for No. 2 yellow at 1.59, No. 3 around 1.5314, No. 4 at 1.46-1.52, and 1.42. oats unnamed, barley prices floated, field seed quotes given for sweet clover, red clover, alfalfa, and soybeans noted as available.
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Chicago Wy
Redrop
Elsike
Amathy
New York Cotton Futures Steady on Mill Buying
New York cotton and UK cotton futures edged higher as mills bought and covered short positions. The market showed firmness amid steady demand and light selling pressure, with traders watching near term supplies and exchange rates.
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New York
Market Report Prices for Cotton Futures Edge Higher
In late trading March and nearby months showed gains with improvements in heavy type cutter cloth tied to government orders. Prices climbed about 60 cents per bale, with 60 cents higher to 5 cents lower than the prior close. Futures listed March 32.39, May 31.46, and July 29.79.
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March
Glass Threading Claim Sparks Remarkable Feat
A historic note describes glass drawn into thread so fine that a single marble could yield a thread stretching 100 miles, illustrating extraordinary glassmaking techniques and material properties of the era.
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