Democratic chairman surveys western states on farm policy
Democratic chairman Benocratic Beta Ouse Hehbars tours Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho Nevada Washington Oregon New Mexico delivering optimistic reports of Democratic chances. He plans talks with state leaders to highlight opposition to Elséthiner price supports and to public power. Democrats warn recession fears may boost GOP hopes for Congress next fall.
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Mitchell
Congress
Markets at St Louis Livestock National Stockyards report
Hogs total 6,760 head, weights 180 to 270 pounds up 25-80 cents from Friday. Bulk choice 180-230 lb 20.75-21.25. Sows mostly 23.00-24.00, boars 16.00-19.50. Cattle 4,200 and calves 700, with unevenly higher steer and heifer prices, yearling and medium weight steers 22.50-23.50, good and choice 20.00-22.00. Cows active 11.60-13.00, cutter bulls 10.50-11.50. Vealers steady with prime 22.00-27.00, some to 29.00. Lambs small and steady to firm. slaughter ewes 3.00-6.00.
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Freedom Awards to Arkansans honor diverse recipients
Freedoms Foundation selections name Arkansas figures and institutions as awardees led by Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Griffin Smith past juror. Recipients include Fort Smith and Pine Bluff leaders for sermons and editorials. Harding College staff win medals for public address and campus programs. notices cite awards to journalism and media programs and a probate court legal notice in Hempstead County.
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Arkansas
Freedoms Foundation
Arkansas’ Supreme Court
Griffin Smith
Eight St
Pine Bluff
Byrdwart
George Washington
Daniel Sands
Fort Smith
American Legion and Auxiliary
Sir Pucture
Ial Little
Rocke Technical ‘High
Hiviaye
Liauwel
Pine Blief
George ‘Washington
Craig Lovely
Russellyile J Advertiser
George Washing
Ton Haney
Ean
George 5. Epson
Harding College
Seare
Benkom
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Fair Trades Act to Be Tested in Arkansas Suit
Little Rock Arkansas details a test suit over the 1937 Fair Trades act to set and enforce fair trade prices for many items. Union Carbide and Carbon Corp aims to file in Independence Chancery Court challenging whether merchants who do not sign fair trades agreements can be forced to sell at the established prices. The suit follows a prior case against White River Distributors for selling auto antifreeze below the fair trades price. Federal Judge Marty Leniley suggested the Arkansas Supreme Court weigh in on the constitutionality of the act.
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Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Independence Chancery Court
Union
White River Distributors, Inc
Batesville
White River
Marty J. Leniley
Arkansas Supreme Court
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Malenkov Seeks Meetings as Soviet Leaders Gauge Peace
Report from Moscow insiders says Malenkov aims to meet Churchill and possibly Eisenhower, with pro Moscow voices predicting potential progress. Comparisons to Stalin show Malenkov admired for steadier approach and focus on consumer goods and reform while stressing peace is crucial. Communist officials in behind the scenes comments applaud his practical shift and seek fuller understanding of American industry and assembly lines.
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Franklyn Malenkov
Churchill
Eisenhrower
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Malenkov’s
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Bodies in Auto Raise Police Mystery Near Bellmore
Coroner says Clintence Anderson, 32, of Pulman County farm, died at the wheel after a car went off Highway 59 north of Bellmore. A woman in the back, uniden tified but resembling Marie Myers of Indianapolis, was killed. Autopsy planned. missing details point to possible earlier shooting and residence on Oscar Clodfelter’s farm near Russellville. Bullet marks found at the home. two separate investigations underway.
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Clintence Anderson
Pulman County
Anderson
Marie Myers
Indianapolis
Highway 59
Bellmore
Merrell
Miss Myers
Dulles Opens Five Reports on Geneva Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dulles opens a five part briefing on the results of the four way session with Russian Foreign Minister Malofov and British and French counterparts. He aims to persuade Congress that the United States emerged ahead in the talks and to prepare for an Asian peace conference in Geneva with Communist Chinese and Soviet delegates.
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France
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United States
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Peiping
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