Strong Rise of Soybeans Lifts Future Trade on Grain Market
Grain markets rallied as soybeans led gains with futures higher across soybeans wheat corn and rye. Reports tied to Austria and Gulf cargoes lent support while traders penciled in firmer cash prices at Fort Worth Kansas City and Chicago with No 1 yellow soybeans around 2.57 to 2.64 per bushel and nearby futures firm.
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Embankment plunge kills woman driver near Van Horn
Mrs. Jean R. Sturdivant 25 of Odessa died when her car slid over a 20 foot embankment seven miles west of Van Horn on Monday. The driver apparently lost control on a curve.
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Hedging Market Confuses Cotton Price Movements
Market activity in cotton futures shows hedging on both sides, with prices fluctuating a couple dollars per bale amid sparse hedge selling. Spot cotton in Galveston and Branby steadies, while exports and government measures influence near term rates as inventories and demand shift.
Two Draw Terms In Baby Selling Case
Irwin Slater a 38 year old lawyer and Mrs Bess Bernard 44 were sentenced to a year in prison for operating a black market in babies. Valente suspended Bernard term if she pays 2500 by November. Slater fined 1500. Third defendant Harry Wolfs on 37 was acquitted.
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Corporal Sues Second Lieutenant Over Car Crash
Houston report says Corporal Dean L. Wineland 21 sues Second Lieutenant Joseph James Thompson for 15000 damages from a July 23 traffic collision. Both stationed at Ellinvon Air Force Base. Case moved from state court to federal court since Thompson resides in Florida.
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Superforts Finish Korean War Return to States
Eleven B 29 Superfortress aircraft of the 22nd Bomb Group arrived at March Air Base California after rotating from Kadena Okinawa. Families and a 23 person Tucson base band greeted the crews as the unit resumes combat training. From July to Tuesday the group lost one ship nine crew killed and three injured in a China Sea crash Oct 19.
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