Louisiana Senate weighs labor bills and sheriff powers
The Louisiana senate debated labor bills described as drastic and punitive for workers while senators warned against anti union legislation. Senator Hodges opposed the bills, and Aubrey Gaiennie called them the most vicious measures in 12 years. In Baton Rouge a separate vote killed a bill limiting Sheriff Grosch’s detective bureau powers, seen as restricting sheriffs nationally.
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Louisiana Budget Proposals Alter Funds Across Agencies
Louisiana state lawmakers advance amendments to the general appropriations bill setting new two year budgets. Changes include $1.802 million from the general fund to LSU and $8.094 million in dedicated funds, with cuts to welfare and staffing, plus additions for a Ruston tuberculosis hospital and Delgado Trades School funding.
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Cotton futures slide amid profit taking in New Orleans markets
New Orleans and New York report cotton futures easing with July through May contracts down 7 to 10 cents per bale as traders unwind positions. Spot cotton in New Orleans shows middling prices near 29.16 cents per lb, with low stock and steady spot tone despite declines.
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Oats Prices Hit Ceiling as CPA Controversy Unfolds
Chicago market notes show oats at ceiling with final bids 1.461/2 for corn 1.351/2 for barley and 8 1/2 cents for oats. Trades occurred in September November and December oats contracts as traders awaited CPA outcome.
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CPA
Hog and cattle market roundup from Chicago reports
USDA market notes list salable hogs 2,500 to 5,000 with active steady demand. Barrows and gilts bring 14.85 dollars ceiling, sows 14.10. Early clearance. Cattle salable 3,500 to 4,500 with calves at 500. Steers and yearlings bulk 17.00 to 18.00, dealers 17.09, down.
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Butter And Eggs Hold Steady In Chicago Market
Butter remained firm and unchanged as trading opened in Chicago. Receipts totaled 332,154 pounds for butter and 21,943 cases for eggs with mixed balances and uncertain demand.
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LSU Cagers Return to Big Time Competition
Louisiana State University basketball returns to major competition after 12 years with a December 19 game against St Francis of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden. The Tigers then travel to Buffalo to face Canisius College on December 21 in a Garden doubleheader likely pairing St John’s of Brooklyn vs Oregon in the other half.
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Red” Heard
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Three Die as Concealed Ammunition Explodes
Haenigsen Germany June 20 At least 83 German and foreign workers are believed killed by a massive explosion in an unused salt mine near Haenigsen. The blast from 10 000 tons of German army ammunition occurred yesterday in a 2000 foot deep mine. The force hurled mine headgear steel and roofs, and was heard as far as Brunswick. Fifty six miles away in Bruns wick. The Ukrainian displaced persons and German workers died instantly while 400 surface workers escaped unharmed.
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Markets at a Glance: Stocks and Commodities Shifts
New York stocks fall as early rail rally falters, bonds narrow, cotton irregular amid liquidation in New Orleans and local markets. Chicago reports firm hops with top at 14.85, cattle steady to 25 cents lower, peaking at 18 dollars.
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Wall Street Sees Modest Rally End in Losses Across Sectors
An early rally in rail shares faded and most leaders fell, with declines of 1 to 13 points on thin trading. Steel, motor, rubber stocks and many carriers slumped while bonds dipped and cotton futures eased as price control worries lingered.
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Potatoes market report from Chicago on June 20
USDA notes arrivals 98 on track 218, total U S shipments 980. Prices show California Long Whites at 3.55 to 3.75, Arizona Bliss 3.45 to 3.60, Missouri Cobblers 2.45 to 2.60, Pontiacs 2.75, Kansas Cobblers 2.50. Notes quality range from fairy to good for Missouri.
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Market results show oil and gas stocks mixed
Cities Service rallies to 37 1/8 while Humble Oil climbs to 72 with United Gas at 19 3/8. Niagara Hudson drops to 12 1/8 and Electric Bond and Share stands at 24 as trading closes.
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Nelson Dealt One Stroke Penalty In Open Finish
Byron Nelson faced a one stroke penalty when his caddy inadvertently moved the ball during the National Open. The crowd surge caused the mishap, and Nelson accepted the rule despite believing the penalty was unfair in such hectic tournament conditions. He tied for the championship on actual strokes.
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Holland Family On Vacation To Hot Springs Ark
George D. Holland manager of the Chamber of Commerce and Mrs Holland with sons George Jr and Jack left Thursday for a vacation trip to Hot Springs Arkansas. They expect to return home next Monday.
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In Memoriam Column to Chronicle Departed Friends
The News-Star-World begins an In Memoriam column directed by Eve Bradford. Readers may submit death anniversary notices with elegiac prose or verse and optional photos of the deceased may be published.
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