Cotton futures rally aided by wheat outlook and farm bill
In New Orleans on June 6 the cotton market rose over 1 dollar a bale amid Western and Wall Street buying tied to wheat gains and expected farm relief legislation. Prices closed steady with modest gains after early declines, with October and December futures higher than the day’s lows. Exports reached 2,376 bales.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Good Western
Wall Street
Hich Low Close P. Close Jen
Cotton Futures Edge Higher Amid Light Trading
Early declines in response to Liverpool cables gave way to advances in cotton as unsettled weather and more rain in the western belt kept traders cautious. The mid afternoon market was quiet but up about 15 to 22 points with specific futures showing gains in Jan Mar July Oct and Dec contracts.
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New York
Liverpool
Farm relief expectations lift cotton market amid weather worries
The New Orleans market reports favorable to cotton prices as Western belt drought and Texas Oklahoma damage reports boost buying despite Hoover's farm relief remarks. Analysts note a temporary slip after the message but overall sentiment stays bullish with short interest and potential further gains as dry weather is sought in the West and Mississippi Valley.
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New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Hoover
Congress
Mississippi
Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 6
Hogs 25 000, up to 10c higher, top 13.00. bulk 160-250 lb 10.60 11.00. Cattle 8 000, calves 4 000, firm to higher. Steers 950-1100 lbs 13.75 15.25. fed yearlings 750-950 lbs 13.50. vealers milk fed 12.50 15.25. Sheep 11 000, lambs 92 lbs down 16.5 13.60, ewes 5.75 7.00. feeders 12.50.
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Chicago
Sugar Sugar By Associated Press Market Report
Raw sugar showed firmer trades with holders seeking small advances. Spot duty paid quoted at 3.46 with a steady forenoon and a two to three point midday rise on renewed covering and buying by trade houses. Refined market unchanged at 5.00 for fine granulated.
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New York
Stocks edge higher as rails lead broad advance
New York stocks moved upward with leadership in food, railroad equipment, and rail shares. Erie and Chesapeake hit new highs, Pere Marquette and Union Pacific rose, Industrial Rayon jumped to 923, and other rails and low priced issues gained. Volume was about 3.2 million shares as market closed strong.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Erie Common
Chesapeake Corporation
Pere Marquette
Atchison
Union Pacific
New York Central
Commonwealth Power
Baldwin Locomotive
Bayuk Cigars
Purity Baking
Frank G. Shattuck
Curtiss
Marlin Rockwell
Timeen Boller Bearing
Air Preduction
Tidewater Associated First Preferred
van Sweringen
Alleghany Corporation
Erie
Cnesapeeke Corporation
Gidden
Freeport Texas
Tidewater
Wheat and grain prices fall in early Chicago trading
Foreign selling and lower Liverpool quotations pushed Chicago wheat values down at the opening. Wheat then recovered toward yesterday's finish but edged lower again while corn oats and provisions weakened.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Prices Close Firm In New Orleans
The Associated Press reports cottonseed oil closing firm in New Orleans with fresh quotes across multiple futures. Prime summer yellow at 8.70, crude 7.87 12, Jan 8.95, June 8.75, July 8.87, Aug 8.85, Sept 9.05, Oct 9.08, Nov 8.75, Dec 8.75.
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New Orleans
New York
Jananaes
Isn Soe
Det
Im. Meray
Closing Stocks In A Turbulent Market Watch List
The list shows a broad mix of industrials and consumer goods names with varied movements. Am Can Am Car & Fdy Am Loco Am Sug Am Tob B Armour Gt Northern Pf and United Metals indicate notable activity among primary producers and rail-linked firms. Tech and auto suppliers like Chrysler General Motors and Ford names appear alongside energy majors including Anaconda Gulf Oil and Houston Oil. The breadth suggests cautious trading with intermittent gains and losses across sectors.
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Chem & Dye
G. F
Armour
Beth St
Ches & Chio
Chic M St
P & Pas
Chic & N West
RI & Pac
Chie & Alton
Chie Gt West
Chrysler
Colorado Fuel
du Pont de Nem
Fleischmann
Free
Harvester
Ceca
Goa
Tel Ae
Roth Eins
Kennecott
Tee Deseinen
Marland Oil
Cccteeredewaees
Mente
Weedenesenmiee St Lo
Nash Motors
Usssunenemens
Nat P & L
Comteed
Ceteceeceeent
NH & Htd
Norfolk& West
Annectanenniies
Amcpigrr
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Pennaylvanie
Cnn Cloncteene McA
Seetenteripetleen
Seth
Rama Oni Sooeiniecigreeineceaial
Ir & St
Reynolds Tob
St L & San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair den Oil
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
St Oil Cal
Eeeeeeeedinettna
St Oil NY
Studehake
Nccqeneeeresiees
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sul
Tex Pace Ld
Union Carbide
Union Pac
US Steel
West Maryland
Westingh
Willys Overland
Police chiefs map future plans at 36th conference
About 1,000 officers attended the International Association of Chiefs of Police session in Atlanta to hear talks on traffic, crime heredity, women in policing and centralized control proposals. Chief Philip T. Bell of Kearny was expected to become president as bids for next convention city were reviewed. T Hicks Fort urged public trust through schools and churches.
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Atlanta
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Philip T. Bell
Kearny
N. J
James L. Beavers
T. Hicks Fort
Columbus
Night Club Proprietor Wins Return of Seized Cash
New Orleans June 6 Willis C. Thomas owner of the Tran ehina night club in Jefferson parish won a judgment restoring to him 4810.69 seized by the state militia in a raid. His counsel said 7000 was seized while militia officers testified they took 4810.60. An appeal may be filed by militia.
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New Orleans
Willis C. Thomas
Tranehina
Jefferson Parish
Thomas
Rotarians Hear Bayliss Talk on Louisiana Trade Plan
Roger White of Louisville Cooperage admitted as baby Rotarian at Hotel Virginia luncheon. Herbert Bayliss, president of the Louisiana state chamber of commerce, spoke on plans to run a Louisiana train to the extreme Pacific Northwest next month to promote Louisiana products. E F Hayward reported on the Dallas national Rotarians convention.
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Roger White
Louisville Cooperage Company
Virginia
Herbert Bayliss
Lousiana State Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana
Pacific Northwest
E. F. Hayward
Dallas
Carbon Black courses and lava flow threaten village
The narrative describes lava surrounding dwellings with walls bulging and houses disappearing into a river of fiery rock. Observers claim flow speeds up to 1500 feet per hour while authorities block sightseers and keep roads clear for evacuees, with rail service halted before Bos cotrecase.
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Boscotrecase
Haspel resigns as Orleans levee board president
New Orleans June 6 Joseph Haspel president of the Orleans levee board resigned by letter to Governor Huey P Long citing business affairs requiring full time. The brief note says resignation is effective at once and thanks the governor for past courtesies.
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New Orleans
Joseph Haspel
Orleans
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Trade Desk
Chicago reports a weak poultry market with receipts of 3 cars. Fowls bring 28 to 29 cents, broilers 36 to 40 cents, roosters 20 cents, turkeys 22 to 20 cents, ducks 18 to 23 cents, spring ducks 28 cents, geese 15 cents, and no sales noted for Woolworth Yellow Truck GM and NR R a Curb Stocks 394. No sales recorded for United Carbon.
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Chicago
Broilers
Roosters
U S Liquor Ring Raids Result in Multiple Arrests
Agents seized pent up liquor including champagne strawberry brandy sherry and assorted liquors and arrested a fifth man Robert McCormick Later raids at M A Gantz Co 3 East 28th street a claimed clearing house for orders of fine imported French wines ended with no liquor found but Gantz and Pierre Fressman arrested Calhoun said all arrestees would be prosecuted for conspiracy under the Jones law.
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Robert McCormick
M. A. Gantz Co
East 28Th Street
Gantz
Pierre Fressman
Calhoun
Prisoners' Sentences Set in Magnolia Case
Three inmates faced charges with 60 days in jail and 500 dollar fines plus four months extra if fines were unpaid. Carby totals reach 12 months if unable to pay. Richard Brown faces 14 months plus four months if fines paid. B V Brown serves concurrently with 60 days and 500 dollars plus four months for default. J H Brown, father of two escapees, released at Magnolia on request after an earlier arrest for an unserved sentence.
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Carby
Richard Brown
B. V. Brown
J. H. Brown
Magnolia
Miss
Brown
Saint Francis annex opens with public tour and nursing program
The newly enlarged Saint Francis sanitarium hosts a public inspection from 4 to 9 30 pm to mark the annex opening. Tonight's events include graduation exercises for this year's student nurses with a formal program followed by a dance in the annex auditorium.
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Saint Francis
St. Francis Sanitarium
Clarkson College dismisses two professors amid student protest
In Potsdam New York June 6 Clarkson College of Technology dismissed Prof Lynn L Merrill after nine years and Prof George B Lobdell after 13 years for insubordination. Prof Crockerry resigned over perceived unfair treatment and secretary Flora Laidler also quit. President Rowe supported the action following student demand and self government controversy. Mass meeting drew nearly all undergraduates in protest.
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Potsdam
N. Y
Clarkson College of Technology
Board of Trustees
Lynn L. Merrill
Clarkson
George B. Lobdell
Crockerry
Flora Laidler
Joseph Eugene Rowe
Merrill
Lobdell
Rowe
William and Mary College
Thieves Enter Jitney Jungle Warehouse on DeSiard Street
The Jitney Jungle warehouse on DeSiard street near Congo intersection was broken into last night. A hundred pound sack of sugar and an electric fan were stolen. Entry appeared via a window after a key broke off in the door. Police found only the sugar and fan missing.
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DeSiard Street
Congo
House rescinds action on census bill amendment
The House adopted an amendment to the census bill striking provisions that would prohibit counting aliens and disenfranchised citizens in the census. This change affects reapportionment of House members.
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House
Washington
Tragic Death Of Winnetka Juvenile Investigator
John M. Dickinson, 12, grandson of former Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson, was found hanged in a clothes closet at his Winnetka home. He reportedly tied a belt to a hook and looped it around his neck during a boyish experiment after reading detective tales.
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John M. Dickinson
Jacob M. Dickinson
Winnetka
Miss Anna Weinstock Leads Strike Resolution in Elizabethton
Miss Anna Weinstock of the department of labor organized striking forces at Elizabethton mills Tennessee. She persuaded about 2000 factory workers to return to work after receiving federal orders a few days earlier.
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Anna Weinstock
Department of Labor
Elizabethton
Tenn
Miss Weinstock
Pipeline worker pleads guilty to forging two checks
Bert Rector, a pipeline worker, pleaded guilty in district court to forgery and was sentenced to 16 to 24 months in the state penitentiary. He forged the name of F L Stovall on two checks for 15 and 16 dollars, cashing both. One charge was dropped as he pled to the other.
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Bert Rector
Rector
F. L. Stovall
Casling
Butter and Eggs Prices Reported by AP
Butter receipts unchanged at 11 405 pounds while eggs rise with 19 016 cases reported. Extra firsts at 30 30 1 2, first 31, storage packed extras 31 1 2.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Miss Marvel Crosson Breaks Altitude Record
San Diego woman Miss Marvel Crosson unofficially raised the women’s altitude record to 24 000 feet in a cabin monoplane over Los Angeles California as her barograph confirmed the feat.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Marvel Crosson
San Diego
J Johnson Found Guilty of Passing Bogus Check
Julius Johnson a barber shop porter was found guilty by a five man district court jury of attempting to obtain 18.60 from Hunt and Whitaker with a false check. The jury foreman was Guy P Stubbs and members included I S Rogers William Bynum S B Hunt and J F Otwell. The verdict followed brief deliberation after the state presented the case and the two checks shown in court were nearly identical.
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Julius Johnson
Hunt & Whitaker
Guy P. Stubbs
Foreman
I. S. Rogers
William Bynum
B. Hunt
J. F. Otwell
Johnson
L. V. Tarver
Two Planes Planned for Europe Flight from Old Orchard
Old Orchard Maine reports a possible dawn take-off of two planes named Green Flash and Yellow Bird bound for Europe. Weather outlook received is the most favorable since their arrival two weeks ago.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Europe
Kiwanis Discuss West Monroe Playground Needs
West Monroe Kiwanis members debated playground facilities and future improvements. A committee of Fred Thatcher S Eby and Prof J M Rainboldt was tasked with planning civic improvements. Musical numbers and a luncheon at Hines Brothers cafe marked the meeting.
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West Monroe
Fred Thatcher
S. Eby
J. M. Rainboldt
Hines Broth Cafe
Revival Services at Lock Arbor Church Begin June 7
Revival services to start at night June 7 at Lock Arbor church led by evangelist Rev Clyde He with A Smith Bastrop in charge of music. Public in Swa Collinston and nearby towns invited to attend nightly services. Pastor Rev C Searcy expects broad attendance across denominations.
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Lock Arbor Tist Church
Clyde He Evangelist
A. Smith Bastrop
Swa
Collinston
C Searcy
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