Death of cartoonist Fisher in New York studio
Fisher 54 known as Hammond Edward Fisher wrote of failing eyesight and diabetes before swallowing pills. He was found in Moe Leff studio in Manhattan by friend Morris of Englewood after Marilyn his wife called with concern. A prolific creator of Joe Palooka, he led a life as reporter and salesman while supporting the strip’s anti bigotry themes. He left a wife, mother, and daughter Wendy.
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Three French Are Released by Reds
Three French soldiers Lt. Georges Eychenine and Sgts Bernard Lelievre and Georges Boucher reached Hong Kong amid relief after nearly five years in captivity. They described harsh conditions including solitary confinement and intense propaganda while held by Communist forces after being captured in Indochina.
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Georges Boucher
Lawrence Bowl
China-coast
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Thailand
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Woman Killed Two Hurt in Lake Village Shooting
Magnolia Pearson, 33, was killed and two men were seriously injured in a shooting at a home where her estranged husband Charles Pearson, about 40, was said to have fired. Sheriff Biggs said Pearson would face murder and assault charges after a confrontation with Gillis’s residence.
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John H. Biggs
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British Jet in Record Flight Across Atlantic
Britain’s four-jet Comet completed the first non-stop Atlantic crossing by a jet transport in 66 hours 43 minutes covering 30,041 miles. The Montreal to London flight averaged 548 mph with a top speed near 600 mph over Shannon. Pilot Group Captain John Cunningham noted near-sonic speed at one point despite tailwinds.
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Revival of the Presidential Address to Congress
Woodrow Wilson delivered the annual message to Congress in person, a revival of the practice not seen since John Adams. His first address occurred in April of 98, marking a return to direct presidential communication with lawmakers.
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Woodrow Wilson
John Adams
Congress
Markets Report From Various Regions
Market reports show steady to firm tone in Little Rock and Batesville floral area with minor price shifts for broilers and fryers. New York stocks drift with narrow changes and GM outlook hints at a 12 to 15 percent drop in auto production next year. Chicago live poultry and eggs hold steady with steady wholesale prices and receipts detailed for multiple egg and poultry categories.
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Batesville-Floral Area
New York
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Light liquidation trims futures activity on yearend hedge
In late trading, futures show thinning demand as yearend factors curb activity. Prices moved 45 cents per bale higher but overall closed the day 10 cents below prior close with March at 33.91, May at 33.22, and July at 31.80.
New York Futures Edge Higher at Start on Trade
Irregular day on the New York market as Cotter futures opened with a moderate advance tied to trade and commission house buying. Early gains failed to hold and best prices did not persist through the session.
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New York
Grain Market Mixed as Rye Advances on Government Loans
In Chicago, rye strengthened on government loan measures and export hopes while soybeans failed to hold gains. Wheat eased, corn slipped, oats steadied. March prices showed small moves across assets with soybeans and related products displaying modest fluctuations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Hogs and cattle mix in subdued National Stockyards market
National Stockyards Illinois reports hogs 11 000, barrows and gilts 180 lb 25 50 higher, sows up to 25, heavy weights softer. Cattle 3 000, calves 500 with steers and heifers stronger, cows up to 25 higher. Vealers 22 28, prime cattle 29 32 with commercial 16 22. Sheep 2 200, lambs steady around 18 75, slaughter sheep unchanged.
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Ill
Bald eagle spotted riding an ice floe in Hudson River
A group of bird watchers recorded a rare sight as a bald eagle rested on an ice floe in the Hudson River. The bird appeared unusually at ease amid the cold conditions, drawing attention from local observers.
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New York
Hudson River
Nazarenes to Hold Hope Nazarene Meet in January
Rev W L French District Superintendent of the South Arkansas District Church of the Nazarene will lead revival services at Hope Church Of The Nazarene 421 S Pine St January 1 to January 8. French has 30 years in Nazarene roles and has organized eight churches. The Hope congregation started in a dwelling and now worships there with growing need for a new church. Services nightly at 7 30.
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Hope Church of the Nazarene
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Charleston
West Virginia
Texarkana
Texas
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South Ark
Hope
U. S. Fire Losses Reach Daily High Of 2.4 Million
The latest national fire statistics show daily fire losses across the United States totaling about 2.4 million dollars. Officials note the figure reflects insurance payments, property damage, and disaster costs across industries and regions.
Scarcity of Herring Roe Alarms Tokyo Households
The text reports a severe drop in Japan's herring catch, threatening kazunoko on New Year’s Day. Officials say the 1920 haul was a fraction of prior years, caused by rising sea temperatures near Hokkaido. Housewives face a dilemma as radio voices debate replacing the traditional delicacy.
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Turkey
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Kasuncli
Gunman Tries Hold Up Cabist Detroit Man
Detroit cab driver Enos Johnson said a would be robber attempted a holdup yesterday. The suspect began to pull a pistol from his pocket but the weapon fell apart, bullets spilling into the street as the assailant fled in frustration.
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Mich
Enos Johnson
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Gan
Warnings for Fort Seeley Street letters to Al Weiss
Three men named Weiss live on Fort Seeley street with similar addresses. The Chicago report notes confusion over house numbers 6706 N Seeley 67 N Seeley and 6725 N Seeley, advising senders to confirm exact address before mailing.
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Chicago
al Weiss
Fort Seeley Street
Weiss
N. Seeley
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