Market Report POULTRY AND PRODUCE Chicago Aug 24
Market items show live poultry unsettled with 92 trucks received and prices little changed to slightly lower. Leghorn fowl and roasters quoted. butter steady with heavy receipts. eggs steady to firm. Also cotton futures in New Orleans closed higher in narrow ranges. hogs and cattle markets at National Dockyards show lower hogs, slow beef activity, and lambs arriving with early lower bids.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Sheen
Shippets Alower
Hope Star 1929 Hope Arkansas Star Publishing Co notice
Hope Star presents a historical publication record listing STAR PUBLISHING CO. officers E Palmer president Alex H Washburn secretary treasurer editor publisher Paul H Jonas managing editor George W Hormer mechanical staff M Davis advertising manager with filing details and Associated Press membership and national advertising reps.
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Star At Hope
Star Publishing C Co
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Steet
Mape
Ark
Paul H. Jonas
George W. Hormer
Dese M. Davis
Avartis
Hope
Arkansas
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Light Hedge Selling
New York Aug 28 cotton futures held steady in dull trading as hedge selling stayed light. Mills were seen buying spot cotton for immediate shipments, reducing need for hedging. Weather remained favorable in the deep cotton belt, with prices closing higher on the day and various contracts showing gains.
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New York
Dee
Grain and Provisions Market Closes Mixed in Chicago
Chicago August grain trade reports gains in wheat and soybeans fading into firmer cash basis. Wheat futures rose with erratic daily moves while cash wheat advanced on firm demand. corn and oats showed modest gains and strong cash receipts. Soybeans fluctuated amid mixed influences as prices held, with daily receipts and shipments noted across grain markets.
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Chicago
Agiher
Baokings
Stocks Drift in Narrow Range on Market Slowdown
New York trading today moved within a tight price band as activity lagged. About 330000 shares changed hands, far below yesterday’s 620000, with declines blamed on late Russian news. many industrials and utilities showed little movement while select issues like U S Steel and General Electric edged into small gains.
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Yay
Santa Fe
Northern Prcific
Chesapeake Ohio
Ling
Wispois Central
Lockheed
Schenles American
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
United
General Matois
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
Amnervian
Srnoline
General Electric
Philly Marie
Cent'y-Fox
Ywradinu
I Stove
Battery Leag B Major We War Use Of Bed
Fragmentary note describes storage batteries and lead usage, mentions Quill pens and modern wing feathers, and references documents and individuals with unclear details. The readable elements suggest a historical report on materials and equipment, naming entities such as Dany Lee SMT and related items.
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Beda Mee
Wee Uldelig Ren
Ty Dany Lee
German Police Faced Berlin Western Soviet Tension
Border shootings and police actions heightened Berlin tensions as Western and Soviet authorities clash over control of the city. Soviet commandant Ketikov intensified attacks on the western government while negotiations in Moscow sought a currency or trade compromise for Berlin amid the blockade.
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Heve
Maning
Army
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Sevyet
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West
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Alexander Ketikow
anticCanma
Pustice
Mackel Vod
Nacht Express
Moscow
Wiis Syrtinaisti
Mttom
Lantan Isai Hagsi
Prine Binks
Bern
Offecet
Russia and United States sever consular ties amid Kasenkina dispute
Moscow responds to American protest by closing consulates in New York and San Francisco and by voiding a Vladivostok United States consulate, while Washington recalls Soviet consul general Jacob Lomakin over Kasenkina case. Diplomatic ties strained with visas handled mainly by embassies.
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New York
Roa Mway
State Department
Miley
Lomakin
Moscow
San Francisco
Windi
U. S
Windivostok
Russia
Commerce Department
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Leningrad
Denartir
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Kasenkina
Somaikin
U.S
Oksana Nascabine
Winh Minshail
Samwin
Tessie
Td States
Ted
Washington
Ataesi
Vianvostok
Alevieai
Elreunise Rite
Marshudl
Alsa Gancellat
Dorner Amureir Gonailate
Jietograd
York
Hussia
Marshall
Deparyrer
Luis
Romans Get Eight Cent Relief from the Heat
City council approves eight cent relief for Romans enduring summer heat. Officials cite budget impacts and utility rate adjustments. Residents applaud targeted aid while noting implementation details and anticipated timing.
Fragmented OCR Entry Reads Pelts City Brief
A partial readable fragment notes a local item about pelts and a city context. The text is incomplete but indicates a short item likely about trade or sale of pelts within the city. Further details are not legible in the surviving fragment.
Witness testimony parallels in Hiss Chambers case heard
The hearing room crowd watched as Whittaker Hiss and Chambers faced questions about aliases and contacts with George Crosley also called Alwer Hiss and the possible espionage links. The committee debated making secret testimony public as Hiss defended his knowledge of Chambers and denied solid proof of a lease or property ties.
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Tiss
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Tren
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Chambers
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Washington
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Tyro
Liss
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Telch
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Hisshen
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Tae Watts
Hite
iCrosley
Crosley
Hiys
Thurmond to Speak at Matiainna Pend AME
Thurmond to speak at Matiainna Pend AME with remarks on states rights and national politics. The event outlines a speech plan amid a broader discussion of democracy and regional influence, featuring references to Tennessee and other states in a tense political climate.
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Thurmond
Matiainna
Syulbeon
Congressional Contests Shape Mississippi and Nation
The article details primary results and party struggles across multiple states. Mississippi Republicans and Democrats clash over nominations while Rankin nears a decisive lead and others contend for seats. Observers note turnout and petition hurdles affecting candidates nationwide.
Grand Master of Arkansas Succumbs at Home
Grand Master of Arkansas mourns as Slochburger dies at his Winslow home. He was a longtime Mason and former leader in the Grand Lodge, the second head to die in office in state history. Survived by son Tae and three daughters including Mrs. Hazel Gilbreath and Mrs. Bethel Jones.
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Sinckburper
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Gertie Lele
Slochburger
Legter
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