Army Missile Expert Faces Court Martial Over Jupiters
Col Nickerson, 29 years in service and a rocket expert, faces 18 charges of espionage perjury and disobedience for testing beyond 200 miles and for protesting Secretary Wilson's order limiting Army missile ranges. He seeks to influence key figures to modify the decision while underscoring the Jupiter project aims. The case ahead includes possible 46 year imprisonment and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Shares Fall as Markets Test Downtrend After Highs
The administration pressed four oil imports amid a volatile market. Analysts questioned the market’s ability to sustain its new yearly highs as stocks slid over five sessions, signaling a potential major test. The Associated Press average reflected the broad downward drift as traders remained cautious.
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Associated Press
Stock Market Decline Amid Espionage Charges Against Nickerson
The report details stock retreats from highs as markets lower on fears tied to espionage charges against Nickerson. It notes charges under Title 18 Section 793, affecting distributions of secret documents, with widespread declines across major equities and commodity futures.
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Bonds rally on Monday amid modest over the counter gains
U.S. government bonds staged their first rally since June and posted modest gains in a thin over the counter market. Corporate bonds fell with rail and industrials retreating moderately while investment grade issues and utilities held firm. Corporate trading volume rose to 5.17 million par on the Big Board from 5.01 million last Friday.
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Wheat Futures Rise On Board Of Trade Advance
Chicago markets saw Wheat futures gain on the Board of Trade with most grains climbing. Wheat prices firmed two to three cents as traders cited favorable weather and export prospects as key factors guiding the day. Other grains including corn soybeans also posted advances amid supportive news.
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Hogs Rebound as Prices Lift on Monday
Hog prices rallied from losses with 33 to 40 cent gains in places, top hogs at $20.50 and sow sales around $16.25 to $17.50. In Indianapolis receipts were steady with hogs, cattle, and sheep mixed, steers and heifers lifting 25 to 50 cents, and prime cattle trading at up to $27.00 for large steers.
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Cyrus C. Milburn
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Horace Reger
John D. Milburn
Dry Goods and Auto Output Updates
In New York dry goods demand is restrained to meet converter buying and wool goods sales remain routine. Third quarter rayon orders include Hameleni fabrics. Detroit auto output lowers with a target under 300,000 after a 328,515 week. Year to date production sits at 9,245,595 versus 3,939,595 in 1956. A one-time use paper milk container was patented in Washington in 1908.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
Worland Warriors Retain Wyoming Class A Football Title
Worland high school Warriors have dominated Class A football by winning the state crown for five straight years. Torrington has served as the bridesmaid, losing 46-12 in the playoff game. Worland’s only loss to a Class A foe since 1931 was Evanston’s 25-2 state crown. Over the past six years Worland records stand at five wins, four losses and two ties.
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Auction Sales Saturday. Realty and personal property sales listed
Auction notices detail real estate and personal property sales on select Saturdays. Locations include 1 mile north and east of Shirley, three miles southwest of Pendleton on Fall Creek Drive, and 229 West with Street Edge Hood. Auctioneers Hector Kirk Everett Welchel Jom Kellum J Bradley Landrum Imple and Co. Swinford Crume.
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Hector Kirk
Everett Welchel
Norman L. Tappan
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