Heiress Hubbard Custody Battle Continues in Conn
Feb. hearing details lack custody grant as judge notes children's wishes may be deferred. Edith Rockefeller McCormick Hubbard heiress and Elisha Hubbard, ages 14 and 19, as well as Middletown, Connecticut, are central to the case. John A. Sbarbaro states children’s wishes will be considered, trial ongoing with character witnesses.
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Myrs
Murielick Hubbard
Efeller
McCormick
John A. Sbarbaro
Ildren
Hubbard
Edith Rockefeller Mcubbard
Elisha Hubbard
eSbarbaro
Middletown
Conn
Yidge
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago Feb 6
Live poultry steady receipts 12 trucks prices unchanged. Butter week receipts 362,122 prices down 3 to 9-12 cents a pound. Hogs uneven weights and prices mixed with lighter weights up to 40 higher, sows down. Cattle and calves in light supply with lower values, few good cows 20 to 21, veal 25 to 34, bulls 21 to 23, joinder notes on jascnene? marked not estad shed.
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Poultry & Produce
Chicago
U. 5
USDA
Ardin
Cotton futures swing amid nervous market on Marshall plan
New York February 6. Cotton prices moved over a wide range in erratic trading as traders stayed cautious about the outlook for cotton. The session reflected continued nerves over the Marshall Plan and related prospects.
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New York
Cotton Statutes
Hope Star Hope Ark 1929 front page misc and market notes
The Hope Star announces page content including staff, publishing details, and advertising rates, followed by market summaries. It notes stock and commodity activity with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans movements, price ranges, and futures behavior. Names mentioned include Alex H. Washburn and Paul H. Jonas alongside various regional offices.
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Star Publishing CO
C. €. Palmar
Alex H. Washburn
Treasure of the Star
South Walnut Street Hope
Ark
Grain and Provisions Slump Despite Short Covering Rally
Grains continued to crash on the Chicago board of trade as trading showed brief flurries of buying and short covering. Prices moved lower amid ongoing selling pressure and weak demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New Orleans Cotton and New York Stocks Report
New Orleans cotton prices showing active but erratic movement with near months stronger than distant months. Closing ranges vary from 60 to 80 cents per bale changes, with highs and lows across several futures. New York stocks exhibit selective recoveries amid broader declines in major commodities.
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New Orleans
New York
Greeks to Sink Unidentified Submarines in Waters
Athens reports the Greek Navy orders warships to attack and sink any unidentified submarine in Greek territorial waters after sightings near Peloponnesus Crete and off Pregoza. Official sources mention a submarine that approached a caique, then submerged. A guerrilla clash near Mount Parnes narrowly reachable from Athens is also noted.
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Athens
Saj
Navy Ministry
Pedoponnesus
Crete
Pregoza
Ionian Sea
Epirus
Peloponnesus
Mount Parnessus
Mixed market closes with fractional irregularities noted
Trading opened mixed as several rails and industrials drew bids while fractional irregularities dominated the close. Daily volume reached about 1,000,000 shares with leaders including Rock Island, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio, Douglas Aircraft, Eastman Kodak, Philip Morris, Gulf Oil and Standard Oil NJ. Declines appeared in Bethlehem Steel and American Smelting, while Dr Pepper stock slipped on a reduced dividend.
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Rock Island Railroad
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Douglas Aircraft
Monsanto Chemical
American Can
Air Reduction
Eastman Kodak
Philip Morris
Texas Co
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
Standard
Calif
Bethelehm Steel
International Harvester
United Aircraft
Anagonda
American Smelling
Allied Chemical
International Pawel
British wage freeze move signals grave UK crisis
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie notes Britain's voluntary freeze on wages profits and prices signals economic gravity. Prime Minister Attlee seeks public cooperation amid austerity as gold and dollar reserves may run out by June. Failure could push Britain toward barter and weaken its world power, impacting U.S. policy and Europe’s political outlook.
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England
Atlee
House of Commons
Ts & Tei
Mer
Attlee
Britain
Congress
United States
U. S. State Department
Truman
Soviets Change Minister of Justice
The Supreme Soviet announced a new justice minister in Moscow, replacing N. M. Rychkov with former Attorney General Kh. B. P. Gorshenin, a noted lecturer. IM. is. Krapchenko gave way as head of the arts committee to P. I. Leovdev, amid claims he failed to fulfill a 1946 party decree on theatrical presentations.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Russia
N. M. Rychkov
Jin
Gorshenin
Soviet Union
IM. Is. Krapchenko
P. I. Leovdev
U. Pravda
Communist Party
Sir Krapchenko
Krapchenko
Vacuum in world power would follow loss of Britain's position
The essay argues that Britain losing world dominance would create a strategic vacuum. Russia and the United States would be the only powers able to fill it, with the Soviet Union eager to supplant Britain while the United States resists both filling and seeing Russia grow. The scenario elevates Britain’s retreat to global consequence.
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United States
Brittain
Mediterranean
Middle East
Far East
Russia
Soviet Union
Britain
McMath Challenges McLaughlin Over Charges in Court
Garland Prosecutor Sidney McMath challenged ex mayor Leo McLaughlin of Hot Springs to answer robbery and misuse of public funds charges in court rather than in newspaper ads. McMath says the state is ready to bring McLaughlin to trial on indictments while McLaughlin claims political persecution and accuses McMath of delaying court actions.
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Hot Springs
Garland
Sidney McMath
Leo McLaughin
McLaughlin
MacMath
Henry Denham
Little Rock
MecMath
McMath
Ase
Imayor
State of
Arkansas
Oklahoma to Stand Put on Segregation of Whites, Negroes
Oklahoma City officials meeting after midnight agreed to stand by segregation in schools despite a contrary Supreme Court ruling. The legislative and administrative leaders planned a special session to revise segregation laws and unanimously endorsed upholding the current system in all forms.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
United States Supreme Court
Tne
Cial
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Mhgon’s Jewelry & Gift Shop
Market Report
Louis Livestoce
Hope Star
Star of Hape
Alex. M. Washburn
Paul H. Jonas
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Jans M. Davis
Emma G. Thomas
Cashler
Tt Post
Hope, Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper
Fnterprice Association
Muscates
Homestead
Mevada
Howard
Miller An Saragella
Arkansat Daily Inc
Memphs
Taneric
Worth Midgan Avenue
New York City
Detroit
Mich
W. Grom
Oklahoma Cy
Fornal
Orleans
Union St
Norts
Jprevios
Elin
Eulened
Dewitt Mackkenzie
Chippendale
Lawson Duncan Phyte
Iran
Hope Furniture CO
R. V. Herndon, Sr
T. S. Cornelius
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