Stroudsburg Area Hit by Floods After Thunderstorms
Floods blamed on recent heavy rains devastated Stroudsburg area with 8000 residents affected. Water rose in streams and valleys, closing roads and cinemas, while the National Guard erected temporary bridges and provided shelter for the homeless in nearby towns including Camp Davis and other shelters. Government crews worked through the night to restore footing and safety.
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Sag on S Economic Outlook Cited in Local Comment
Local observers comment on a sag in spending and growth citing cautious consumer behavior and dimmer business expectations. Officials say policy measures may curb volatility while awaiting national data.
Russians Dre in Washington Report On Six Weeks Tour
A fragmented Washington dispatch describes a six weeks tour involving agriculture department chiefs and a group connected with a theater or alliance. The text references a formal welcome and multiple departmental interactions during the visit.
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Ashington
Georgian Becomes Klan 1 High Chief
E L Edwards of Atlanta addressed 1,500 in Conway South Carolina saying the Ku Klux Klan remains within the law while being a white man’s organization fighting for white supremacy. He warned the group stands against the NAACP and other alleged forces.
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Russian Held GIs Missing Since 1948 Near Nuernberg
U S Army reports Cpl Murray Fields of New York City is absent without leave since 1948 from an armored regiment at Nuernberg Germany. Fields was attached to headquarters service troops of the net Constabulary Regiment at Nuernberg when he disappeared in early June 1948. State Department says the Soviet Union will release Fields along with Wilfred C Comish of Amesbury Mass and Frederick Charles Hopkins, unnamed American.
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Disaster Workers Laud Military Helicopters in Pa Flood Relief
In Stroudsburg and surrounding towns, Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard helicopters delivered food and medical supplies rescued the living recovered the dead and transported rescue teams. Helicopters based at Tobyhanna and Stroudsburg landed at the college football field to aid flood victims.
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Markets broilers steady in Northwest region and Arkansas areas
In Northwest Little Rock market, demand is good with broilers and fryers at 26 cents, mostly 26. Batesville Floral area shows market steady with broilers and fryers also at 26. Prices are fob farm with small fractional gains or losses and few changes up to a point. major divisions trend lower to mixed.
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New York Stock Market Dips in Early Afternoon Trade
In New York the stock market moved slightly lower in early afternoon trading as investors waited for further economic signals. The modest retreat reflected light volume and cautious sentiment across major indexes.
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Chicago live poultry market report steady prices
Live poultry in Chicago shows steady to slightly higher, with hens and young stock steady to firm and caponettes holding. Receipts reach 779 coops, totaling 78,891 pounds, with Friday 356 coops. Heavy hens move 20.5 to 24, light hens 17.5 to unknown, f.o.b. prices unchanged to up two, reflecting market firmness.
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Market Report Shows Stable Butter and Eggs Prices
Receipts total 657 050 for butter with wholesale buying prices unchanged to slightly higher. Eggs firm with receipts 9 402 and U S large whites 60 69.9 percent. Grade scores 93 AA 57.5, 62 A 57.25, 90 B 54.5. 289 C 52.5. Cars 96 B 53, 89 C 53.5. Old roosters and broilers listed with range values.
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Grain and Provisions Markets End Mixed After Early Selloff
Chicago traders faced a sharp early decline across grains with soybeans and corn hit hardest. Prices later pared losses but failed to recover, with wheat, rye and oats drifting lower amid renewed selling and weekend rains.
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New York Cotton Futures Edge Lower Then Partial Rebound
Cotton futures in New York declined on hedge selling and liquidation, slipping nearly 75 cents per bale before mill buying and short covering trimmed losses. By late afternoon prices were largely unchanged to about 50 cents lower than the prior close with Oct at 33.91, Dec 33.86, and Mar 33.53.
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Livestock Market Report from St Louis and National Stockyards
Hogs steady to strong with lighter weights up to 25 higher. 200-250 lb barrows and gilts 17.00-25, several 100 head mostly No. 1 220-225 lb at 17.50, sows 400 lb down 4.25-15.50, boars 7.50-11.50. Cattle steady. choice steers 23, good to choice heifers 20-21.50, vealers 19-25, cows 8-14.50.
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