Markets Slide As Livestock Rates Fluctuate Across Regions
Markets show mixed moves with live cattle steady to lower and lighter weights down up to 25 cents. Sows and heavier hogs vary, with quotes drifting, while poultry and produce prices remain largely unchanged in Chicago and New York trading. Prime lambs and shearer notes indicate firm to higher bids for lightweight cuts, alongside steady slaughter ewe values.
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Eesta
Market Report Arkansas Area Broadly Steady
In the Batesville and Little Rock region the market is barely steady with offerings adequate to in excess of slow demand. Broiler prices rose to 22 to 24 cents per pound with two lots over 4 pounds selling around 22 cents. Wholesale prices show varied receipts and unchanged buys, including 63 to 64 cents for some items and 47 to 45 cents for U S standards.
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U. S
Little Rock
Batesville- Flort Area
New York Cotton Futures Show Slow Trading Drift
In slow dealings futures held around old crop months while new crop deliveries reflected uncertainty from Washington farm program moves. Late afternoon quotes rose about 40.80 cents per bale from the prior close with July at 43.56 cents, May at 29.60, and Marcel near 93.40.
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New York
Washington
Marcel
Grain and provisions lead on Chicago Wheat Board
Wheat rose 1 to 2 percent on the Chicago Board of Trade as demand surged. About 964,000 bushels moved out of Chicago last week, tightening supplies to 12,769,000 bushels. Red wheat predominated shipments with other cereals firming. corn and oats lagged. March wheat at 2.12, soybeans up 1 to 2, oats up 4, rye higher, and barley firm at 3.08. Cash wheat offerings listed. oats and barley priced per variety. Seed values for white and red clover and timothy shown in a separate market table.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Weg
Statements by Brownell Rapped
Washington Democratic National Chairman Stephen A Mitchell assailed Attorney General Herbert Frawneiley for seeking Parker political advantage in his statements about the Eisenhower administration ant policy and approach.
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Stephen A., Mitchell
Herbert Frawneiley
Parker
Eisenhauwer
Benson Seeks Expanded Use of Farm Surpluses
Secretary Benson told the Senate Agriculture Committee that the administration plans to expand the use of farm surpluses exceeding 5.5 billion dollars over three years to support relief, school lunches, and stockpiling for emergencies while a new message to Congress outlines the President’s broader farm program. Ellender plans to ask who suggested Eisenhower’s farm program and why, as debate grows over flexible supports versus fixed parity for crops like wheat and corn.
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Attorney General reports action against communists and radicals
Brownell stated the administration pursued 54 Communist gaolers, brought 32 Red front groups to justice, and deported 419 subversives. Mitchell claimed most cases were initiated by the Army and Naval intelligence, under President Eisenhower.
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Red Front
Mitchell
Armel Democvetle Armv Inselration
Saled
Piggnhower
Studio Asks Marilyn to Return to Work
Hollywood reports Marylin Monroe’s studio requests her return to work on the film Ping, Tights, with a Monday deadline and potential payback if she ends honeymoon with Joe DiMaggio. Fox officials say they will address any demands if she appears ready to resume filming.
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Hollywood
Ac- Hon -Fox
Tg Studio
Court Upheld Trust Case Involving Coffey Family
The Supreme Court refused to cancel Neva Coffey Hughes’s declaration of trust that named her son Elmer Coffey Jr. as beneficiary with income to the boy on majority and the mother thereafter. The ruling followed earlier Craighead Chancery Court action and noted no fraud or malfeasance allegations. A separate Craighead Circuit jury awarded Rees Plumbing Co. $1,001 against Elmer Gregory over a disputed payment for a broiler installation at Gregory’s cleaning plant.
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Supreme Court
Neva Coffey Hughes
Neittaton
Elmer Coffey Jr
Craighead Chancery Court
McMath Silent on State Police Hiring
Former Governor Sid McMath avoids comment on a charge that Arkansas State Police hired six people for political work during his administration. The Legislative Audit Division said the hires occurred just before the third gubernatorial primary, with four released after the primary in which McMath secured a second term. McMath deflected, directing inquiries to Herman Lindsey.
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Little Rock
Sid McMath
Legislative Audit Division
McMath
Herman Lindsey
Negroes File Suit in Garland Schools
In Hot Springs, a petition alleging discrimination against Negro pupils and unequal facilities was filed with the Hot Springs School Board. Board Chairman L A West moreland and Superintendent Imen Bruce denied discrimination, noting salary and per pupil spending were similar or higher for Negroes. The four-signor petition urged action for black children and others in similar situations, but specific examples were not detailed. The piece also contains stray references to unrelated topics and names.
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Hot Springs
L. A. Westmoreland
Imen Bruce
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