Cotton Market Rebounds Then Slips in New Orleans Report
In New Orleans on June 27 the cotton market opened down then rallied mid-session with October futures rising to 16.84, near Saturday's close, before easing. Spot trading quieted with sales at 455, receipts 1,505 and stocks 336,924. July to December futures showed modest declines or gains, with January, March, July, October, and December opening figures listed.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotion
New York
Cotton market steady after quiet session in New York
The New York cotton market showed quiet trading with narrow fluctuations as traders await the daily tenders tomorrow. Favorable weather contrasted with fears of boll weevil damage, with October around 16.86 and nearby futures slightly lower. overall prices closed steady.
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New York
Mare
Liverpool Cotton Prices Slip in Quiet Market
Liverpool June 27 Cotton spot market shows weaker demand with prices easing across grades. American middling and lower grades decline while sales reach 6,000 bales. futures closed quietly with July at 8.77 and March at 9.14.
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Liverpool
Wheat and corn rise on Australia crop signals
Chicago grain markets opened with wheat and corn advances amid bullish Australia crop reports and field outlooks for major producing states. Oats firmed, provisions steady, with July and September futures showing modest gains across wheat corn oats and related commodities.
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Australia
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady in New York
In New York on June 27 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 9.10, prime crude 10.03, and futures for January 10.03, June 9.10, July 9.11, with August 45, September 9.55, October 9.76, December 9.98. Sales reached 25,000.
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New York
Poultry and Dairy Receipts Reported in Chicago
Poultry live market totals show fowls turkeys ducks and geese with varied ages and prices. Chicago milk trade notes batter lower receipts 21504, creamery extras 46 1 2, standard 36 1 2, firsts 28 4, ordinary firsts 21 22, storage packed 241 2.
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ASSOC
Chicago
Cotton market steady as weather favors crops and wind to New York tenders
New Orleans report notes moderate demand with little liquidation and small price shifts. Weather over the weekend was favorable except for showers in the eastern belt. experts warn that a wet June could bring weevil damage and lower Texas acreage by about 14 percent. The market awaits tender activity in New York and potential effects of fire insurance tensions.
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New Orleans
New York
Texas
Texan
Oil and copper selling drags market on June stock session
Persistent selling in oils and coppers pressured prices while attempts to lift some railroad equipment shares failed. Banks loaned about 30 million to cover reserves and settle end month needs as oil and copper declines continued amid weak trade. Total volume around 2.1 million shares.
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New York
Marland
Pan American
Simms
Skelly
General Asphalt
Baldwin
General Railroad
Chandler Cleveland Preferred
American Smelting
Houston Oil
Mack Truck
Missouri Pacific Common
Preferred
Rock Island
Baltimore
Yesterday Rivaled Hottest Day of This Summer
Yesterday was the city's hottest day of the year, thermometer at 97 degrees. Humidity made the heat feel worse and crowds enjoyed car rides, river fishing, swimming, and the natatorium. Expect today to be hot but less humid, with a lower maximum than Sunday.
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Kate Key
Lasara Tops Rio Grande Valley in Cotton Ginning
Lasara Texas seven miles west of Raymondville led the Rio Grande valley on Monday with over 100 bales of new crop gin ned, a record for the earliest maturing section. This standout activity placed Lasara first among valley towns for cotton ginning.
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Raymondville
Texas
Lasara
United States
Rio Grande Valley
Racial Unity Theme Highlighted by Rev Lehman
Rev J B Lehman, superintendent for the Negro work of the Christian denomination and head of the Southern Christian Institute in Edwards Mississippi, urged that Americas mission is to show Christianity can endure among all races. He linked Lindberghs flight to a new global unity and warned that failure to Christianize other nations could invite war and ruin missionary work.
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J. B. Lehman
First Christian Church
Lehman
Southern Christian Institute
Edwards, Miss
United States
Lindbergh
America
América
Europe
China
Japan
Police Court Fines and Drunk Disorderly Rows Amidjections
The court levied fines and jail days on multiple defendants for traffic injuries drunkenness and fighting including Elmo George and C EB Wood. Additional charges include driving a car while drunk with high penalties. The report also notes Rockefeller Foundation studying college student inferiority complex and adjustment needs.
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FE. Faulk
L. L. DeCole
J. A. Maxwell
H. A. Atchison
Johnnie Scott
Elle Brown
Geo Brown
Bligh Roberson
Fred Cook
Elmo George
C. EB. Wood
Weekend Police Blotter Records 52 Arrests
City police report 52 arrests over the weekend with 24 on Sunday and 23 on Saturday. Drunken driving leads the charges, followed by disturbances, gambling, and vulgarity. Traffic violations totaled ten for Saturday, none on Sunday. Judge Schulze remains stern toward drunken drivers.
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Charles Schulze
Car Upset In Ditch Leaves Man With Rib Fractures
C W Horne 34 of West Monroe sustained one broken rib and two fractured ribs after his car left the Brown Paper Mill road near the concrete bridge and went into a ditch. He was alone, injured by impact against the steering wheel and is being treated at St Francis Sanitarium.
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C. W. Horne
Natchitoches Street
West Monroe
Illinois Central
Horne
St. Francis Sanitarium
Well Known Local Man Struck by Car
John P Parker Jr of 211 Hudson Lane was struck at North Second and DeSiard streets at 11 40 am by a car driven by Mrs John Harper at Jackson Street and Layton Avenue. He suffered minor bruises and lacerations but no serious injuries. he was taken home by 2 20 pm after the incident.
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John P.parker, Jr
Hudson Lane
North Second
DeSiard Streets
John Harper
Jackson Street
Layton Avenue
Parker
DeSiard Street
Civitan Clubs Open Session In Nashville
Civitan clubs began their convention in Nashville with a welcome from Senator H. H. Horton in place of the absent Governor Austen Peay. The gathering brings a cosmopolitan group of civic leaders to Tennessee for the session.
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Civitan Clubs
Nashville
Associated Press
Tenn
Civitan
Tennessee
H. H. Horton
State Senate
Austen Peay
Slot Machines Fines for Trio in District Court
In district court this morning E Legan T J Knighton and John A Phillips pleaded guilty to illegal possession of slot machines and were each fined 25 dollars or 26 days. Judge Percy Sandel presided. Vernon Seruges 22 was assigned defense counsel Thomas C Newton for murder and criminal assault with trial set for Tuesday July 5. Howard Davis pleaded guilty to larceny of clothing worth 19 dollars and received four months in parish jail. Floyd Bennett 18 arraigned for larceny of hoopnets valued at 30 dollars and trial set for July 8. Harvey Davis charged with possession of liquor was arraigned and trial date set for July 6.
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E. Legan
T. J. Knighton
John A. Phillips
Percy Sandel
Thomas C. Newton
Z. T. Heard
Vernon Seruges
Howard Davis
Floyd Bennett
Harvey Davis
Stolen Huppmobile Six Sedan Reported From 200 Block Jackson Street
Locals 3 B Collins of 307 Stubbe Avenue reports his Huppmobile six sedan stolen from the 200 block of Jackson Street between 11 and 12 o clock Sunday.
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B. Collins
Stubbe Avenue
Jackson Street
Logan Gives Own Version Of Fatal Shooting
Logan recounts confronting DeLoach over his wife and fires four shots from a revolver as DeLoach sits in a car. DeLoach dies Sunday in Riverside Sanitarium after being transported by car. Logan names two companions Honneycatt and Williams and refuses to discuss with investigators. DeLoach had recently joined the local railway office as a rate clerk and previously worked in Shreveport. Funeral to be held in Shreveport with immediate family traveling there.
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Logan
de- Loach
Boy
DeLoach
Riverside Sanitarium
David M. Lide
Shreveport
Lide
Monroe
Marshall, Texas
Shreveport Traffic Bureau
News-Star
Honneycatt
Williams
Sunday morning report from Shreveport wire
A Sunday morning dispatch from Shreveport replies to a Saturday night wire about an unfortunate affair.
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Shreveport
Obregon Campaign Sparks Mexican Political Clash
General Obregon asserts constitutional permission for a second nonconsecutive term amid a three-man race with General Francisco Serrano and General Arnulfo Gomez. He blames Southern U S boycott on fruit and farm goods, warns supporters against violence, and calls the dispute a reaction to proposed changes.
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Creates Sur
Obregon
Unionville Not To Be Obliterated In Lincoln Parish History
Unionville stands in Lincoln parish as a community with a long record of leaders in county and state life. For years its residents boasted a significant share of public and professional achievement across multiple fields.
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Unionville
Lincoln Parish
Unionville Forms Community Club Under Miss Mimms
Mary Mimms organizes Unionville community club under Lincoln parish Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau with monthly meetings in the vacant church house. Garland A. Colvin chairs the venture with W. J. Barmore as vice chair and Mrs. Rome Colvin as secretary, starting with $25 in treasury from a fiddlers contest.
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Unionville
Mary Mimms
Extension Service
Mimms
Lincoln Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Garland A. Colvin
Louisiana
W. J. Barmore
Rome Colvin
Church House
Local Crash Damages Bennett Truck at Mulberry and Grand
W. D. Semmes of 3201 Lee Avenue backed his truck into W. E. Bennett's at Mulberry and Grand around 8 a m Saturday. Bennett's front fenders and headlights were bent. Semmes' truck sustained no damage.
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W. D. Semmes
Lee Avenue
W. E. Bennett
Lovers Lane
Mulberry
Grand
Bennett
Semmes
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South Grand
Mbulance Service
Peters Furniture Co
Uneral Directors
B. Corry and Co., Inc, Funeral Home
Rhone
Fenner & Beane Wires RE
Floweree & Co
HL Roberson
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Irene Simms Shields
News-Star Office
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Rome
Wall Street
Colvin
Fairview
Gregg & McKenzie, Inc
Harrison St
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