Northwest Market Shows Steady Demand for Poultry and Eggs
Market reports indicate steady demand for chickens and fryers with prices mostly firm. Receipts total 665 312. U S grades and categories show varied values from heavy to light hens and fryers with several price points and wholesale levels noted. New York cotton futures moved irregularly with late gains as traders eyed activity in New Orleans and Liverpool.
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New York
New Orleans
New York Stock Market Sees Slow Early Progress
Limited progress was made by the Stock Market in the early afternoon today as traders monitored gains and losses across key indices. Investors awaited further cues amid cautious trading and modest activity.
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Arkansas Weather Summary and Local Updates
Central and surrounding Arkansas regions report clear to partly cloudy skies with only minor temperature changes. Southeast and Northeast areas may see isolated afternoon thundershowers. highs in the low to mid 90s, nights in the 60s. Local items note Paul Pace appointed circuit clerk of Sebastian County effective Sep 1, and the 10th Arkansas Farmers Association meeting opening with remarks by Ralph Hudson.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Eas
Texas
Louisiana
Ittle Rock
Paul Pace
Fort Smith
Jack Pace
Sebastian County
L. A. Joyce
Joyce
Federal District Cour
Pace
Little Rock
Arkansas Farmers Association
AFA
Ralph Hudson
F. B. Taber
Alliance, C
United Co-Operaives, Inc
Code for Prisoners of War Aims at New Mental Weapons
The United States employees a six point code for combatants to endure captors and resist indoctrination. President Eisenhower orders training for all servicemen, with home and church involvement to foster moral character. The code asserts duty to die or escape, avoid surrender, reveal nothing, and resist torture, while stressing responsibility beyond rank or serial number.
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Eisenhower
Defense Department
Defense
Carter L. Burgess
Eisehower
Fraser
Colo
Burgess Committee
John E. Hull
Far East
Nosooka Quits Hiding Gets Top Red Post
TOKYO Sanzo Nosaka, after five years in hiding, named first secretary of the Japan Communist party. He succeeds Kyuichi Tokuda, who died in Peiping in October 1953. Tokuda and Nosaka went underground in 1950 after Gen. MacArthur purged them from the Diet. Police arrested Nosaka last week but released him yesterday after MacArthur order deemed void.
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Tokyo
Sanzo Nosaka
Japan
Japan Communist Party
Nosaka
Kyuichi Tokuda
Peiping
Otober
Tokuda
Mosaka
Gen. McArthur
Spa Men Purchase Gambling Stamps In Arkansas
Ten federal gambling stamps for possessing coin operated devices have been issued in Arkansas. Five stamps at 250 dollars each went to Hot Springs clubs, three to Little Rock businesses, one to a Forrest City cafe, and one to Hardscrabble Country Club and Fort Smith clubs. Claimed recipients include Weldon Cafe Ranch House Inn Eagles Club American Legion Club Richard L Kitchens Fifth Wheel Truck Stop.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
International Revenue Service
Hot Springs
Forrest City
Fort Smith Hot Springs
Weldon Cafe
Ranch House Inn
Eagies Club
American Legion Club
Richard L. Kitchens
American Legion
Conceals Child's Death Faces Charge in Fort Smith
Virginia Decker 19 faced a charge of concealing the death of an infant whose charred body was found in a backyard incinerator. An autopsy said the baby was born alive and dead when placed in the incinerator.
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Fort Smith
James A. Gutensohn
Virginia Decker
Miss Decker
Central Community
Here
Jones Floyd
A. S. Koenig
Research shows steel industry averages time to product sale
A study estimates that from initial research idea to a saleable steel product spans about ten years. The analysis highlights the long development cycle and the need for sustained funding, collaboration, and regulatory approval to bring innovations to market.
Malvern Grand Jury Seeks Cause of Water Pollution
Hot Springs County grand jury calls survey into pollution of the Quachita River. It proposes sharing expert survey costs with Magnet Cove industries and sends copies to Reynolds Metals Co National Lead Co and Magnet Cove Barium Corp. The report notes fish die-offs from high river acidity. The piece also notes convention spending averages 93.69 dollars per attendee.
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Malvern
Hot Springs County
Grand Jury
Quachita River
Magnet Cove
Reynolds Metals Co
National Lead Co
Magnet Cove Barium Corp
Sixteen New Polio Cases Reported in Arkansas
Sixteen new polio cases were reported to the state Health Department last week, matching the prior year’s count. The state total for 1955 reached 105, with Pulaski, Union, Craighead, Jackson, Jefferson, Phillips, Sebastian, Woodruff, Greene, Polk counties among those affected.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Union
Craighead
Jackson, Jefferson
Phillips, Sebastian
Woodruff
Greene and
Polk
Berlin Draws 15000 American Tourists Last Year
Berlin welcomed about 15,000 American visitors in the previous year as a surge in tourism activity. Officials cited increased flight options and promotional campaigns boosting the American traveler share to the German capital.
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