Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 10, 1940 Page: 2 of 4
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THE GRAHAM DAILY REPORT!?* WEDNESDAY. JANUARY It. IMB
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WINTER DAWN
Winter dawn’s the loneliest thing
Ever my heart will know;
And the long cry of a far cock
Muffled by miles of snow
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Fbrgotten years ago.
I am alone in a silent world,
Omnipotent for an heur.
Too enchanted with so much peace
To comprehend my power.
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
COTTON MARKET
national indebtedness to forty-five J Company of a fair hearing.”
billions, but if Congress has to as- The NLRB had ordered the com
sume the responsibility it will not | pany to reduce to writing its agree
be the Republicans or the anti-new- ment with the Amalgamated Iron,
leal Democrats who will be red in J Steel and Tin Workers of North ately active during the week ended to be very small.
,ha fhte._____ America. laland appealed on grounds jjummry 5. Prices ranged within i Domestic and foreign interest has
Spot cotton markets were moder-
both In free cotton and in loan acui-
ties, ranges from low middling IS-16
to strict middling 21-32. The vol-
ume of low grade cotton la reported
The period of study will give time the board overstepped the Wagnei |a narrow margin and sales of spot
for political maneuvering even if it Labor Relations Act. cotton increased rather sharply,
does not discover a way of keeping The question of signed contracts— Middling 18-16 inch in Dallas on
the national debt within the statu the point at stake in the little steel January 6 was 10.42 cents, a decline
tory limit. It might reveal a way strike two years ago—was the issue of 9 points from the price on the
~f edging the responsibility back on which the union had complained same day last week. There were
on the President's shoulders. It to the NLRB. > 19,104 bales of spot cotton sold,
might do a little of each oi these — 1 j compared with only 5,292 bales last
several things. If it only causes QUARTERLY CONFERENCE .week.
congressional delay, even then the The first quarterly conference of Growers markets were fairly ac-
nation will probably stand'the shock, the First Methodist Church will meet tive, with most of the interest being has been for the grades above mid-
— Dallas News.
increased during the past few days.
Inquiries from domestic sources were
mostly for middling 7-8 inch but
the volume of sales was small. iFor-
eign inquiry has been from Liver-
pool for grades below middling with
staple lengths from 1:1-16 to 31-32
inch and from France for middling
and above with staple lengths from
16-16 to 1 inch. Inquiry from Spain
Court Sets Aside
Ruling Of The
Labor Board
this evening at 7:00. Rev. J. M in lo«n equities. Trade sources in-Idling in a range of staples from 7-8
1 Bond, district superintendent, will dicate that the quality of offerings inch to I 1-16 inchs. 'Japanese in-
be here to conduct the meeting. All
officials are urged to be present, as
[ there will be a call meeting of the
Board of Stewards immediately aft
1 er the conference.
terest is reported to be very slow.
The weather bureau re porta
settled weather conditioaa over nu
of Texas and Oklahoma. Snow
light rains were reported over the'
Panhandle of Texas and northern
and weatern Oklahoma. Tempera-
tures have been below the freeling
point during most of the week.
“Cottonseed Uses,” a discussion
on the many ways In which cotton-
seed products are used, may be
heard over the Texas State Network
Thursday, January II, at 11:05 a. m.
WE WANT THE NEWS! Phone
No. One when you have visitors
or other items of news of general
interest
THEY CLICK!
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cantwell at-
, tended the convention of the Great
t li^l AGO, 111., Jan. 9.—The i American Reserve Insurance Corn-
United States Circuit Court of Ap pany in Dallas Friday and Saturday
peals Tuesday set aside a National af [ast week.
Labor -fielhtions Board order that ,
1
that
Inland Steel Company sign a wrj
ten contract with the CIO St
Workers Union, declaring
OTHER DAYS OF DOOM
In 1783, William Pitt, British
Prime Minister; “There is scarcely
agreements between a union and s anything around us but ruin, and
company need not be reduced to^J despair.”
writing. ,
The court, in a unanicous opinion,
rebuked the labor board for its con-
duct in the famous case. The deci-
sion was based on a four-month
hearing before an NLRB trial ex-
aminer two years ago.
“This case illustrates the danger
of placing in a single agency the
multiple duties of prosecutoi, Judge
Archbishop Wilberforce, in the
early 1800’s; “I dare not marry. The
future is so dark and unsettled.”
Lord Shaftesbury, in 1848: “Noth-
ing can save the British Empire
from shipwreck.”
Disraeli, in 1849: “In industry,
and executioner," commented Judge commerce and agriculture is
J. Earl, who wrote the decision
hope.”
which remands the case to the labor |
hoard for hearing. | The Duke of Wellington, in 1851,
The court agreed Inland had not - ghortIy Wo(t he died: tha„k
had a fair hearing because of NLKHjGod , wi„ be spared from
Trial Examiner Charlis A Wood': thg coniumm,tion of that ig
attitude. The company had contend- r gathering around.”
ed Wood was “so b ased and preju-.
diced as to deprive the Inland Steel__
—Cavalcade.
LOC1CEP POORS
In a biographical sketch nf Th-m-
a a. Edison. |jy Gamaliel Bradford,
flQd this sentence: “There" i- a
torylluit«once when a problem was
lifficult. M snn locked the labor.:
dtp-doors kd told his whole forr<
if employ*3 that they had to stay
ntil the work was dome, and they
BA”
This is the conquering spirit that
as made Amenca great. Edison
vade 3,000 experiments to develop
be first working model of the in
sndeseent lamp—and only two of
vese experiments worked. What :f
e had stopped after the first 1,00.
inis ? ^
Sustained thinking and working
•e the foundation of progress,
mse organizations whose execu-
tes work the hardest and think
e most invariably lead the indus-
al parade.
Shortly before his death, Edison
de the statement that we don't
sx even one-billionth of one per
it about anything. We stand at
very edge of infinite opportun
•a. America has come -this, fa
ough a program of tenific wor!.
and thinking. By working, mor
ot by work ng let nJ will mov
to greater things.—DeL« on hr
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LITTLE JULIUS SNEEZER
JDGET STUDY
suslly nothing hut delay com-
of such a study plan a; th
met'd for the national budget if
itor Pat Harris*re. In view
critical situation existing, ht>v.
, scything that holds any pro:
whatever of betterment is just
If the study committee to I
n from Senate and House w
trie advice of Secretary of tl
sury Morgenthau. someth::
he accomplished to justify ti
-day congressional delay th
be required for the investig
thing but sincere desire to fi
!virion for national fiscal p: >.
prompted Senator Harriaon
the snggestvon for the stud
probably political motives hu
vomething to do with the su
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n Congress to go along w:
In his budget message. Pre
Kooreveh. tossed the hot pot
for the almost certain ratsir
statutory limit that now hoi
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 10, 1940, newspaper, January 10, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1116334/m1/2/: accessed May 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.