Markets 8t. Louis Livestocks and Commodities Report
National livestock markets show hogs around 11 000 head with varied weights, bids steady to higher on light weights and mostly steady on others. Cattle bids mixed with cows and vealers steady to lower, hogs and sows show multiple price points, while grain and produce futures move with modest gains in cotton and soybeans. poultry and butter see firm prices as receipts lag.
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Louis Livestocks
National
Hoga
Algher
Cholea
Seid
Castle
Temmercia
Chicago
FBI adds Averett Krueger alias Ed King to most wanted list
The FBI lists Averett Lowell Kroeger Krueger alias Ed King, 30, as a new addition to the ten most wanted. He is described as a medium build with brown hair and eyes, dark complexion, initials TM on his upper arm, and is accused of a string of offenses across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska California and Oklahoma since age 14. He allegedly led a three man jail break in Jackson Wyoming in May 1853 and is described as a former paratrooper boasting exaggerated exploits from World War II era service.
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Washington
FBI
Averett Lowell
Krueger
King
Western
Kroeger
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Oklahoma
Jackson
Wyo
FBT
May Signal Fights Over Senate Treaty Policy
May signal shows GOP leaders facing a choice between confrontation and compromise as Ferguson insists no new deal is scheduled. Market briefs note cotton and steel shifts, with steel prices rising on speculation while grain and soybeans respond to government support news and lower futures.
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GOP
Senate
Ferguson
New York
Cotton Bricker
York
Steele Mar
United
States
Risophower
Bilcker
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Highav
Marah
Oaga
Reds to Keep Continuers From Page One Move
Nationalist capital diplomats predict the Communists will refuse to free progress prisoners and may push a major move to start the peace conference. They accuse Communist stalling to embarrass the United Nations over the prisoner issue after 21 000 anti Communist detainees were freed.
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United Nations
Phrose
Red
Snow Clouds Cover Northwest and Cold Wave Sweeps South
United Press notes pervasive cloudy weather across the nation with snow blanketing Nevada Utah Wyoming Idaho and drizzle in the Great Lakes region and Southern California. An Arctic cold wave travels southward, driving temperatures to 28 below at Great Falls Montana before easing toward the Dakotas Minnesota and Northern New England as a storm center forms to push it further south.
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United Press
Nevada
Utah
Wyomi
Idaho
Geat Lakes
California
Great Falls
Mont
Monana
Minnesota
New England
Ford to Revise Education Plan Cuts Departments
Ford announces a plan to reshape the Education Department reducing divisions from eight to three. The proposal will go to the Advisory Committee on State School Administration on Tuesday and then to the State Board in March if approved. The aim is to boost efficiency without cutting personnel.
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Ford
State Board of
Holyen Jlon
Perssonnel
Fragmented note on housing loans and terms
A fragmented OCR item discusses existing housing for low income heroes and families. It mentions loan size and payment terms but the text is garbled and unclear about specifics or official entities.
Baseball Fans Debate Yankees Farm System Impact
A New York basketball luncheon topic shifted to baseball with a fan arguing the Yankees’ dominance harms the sport. He urged capping their farm system to 30 clubs and limiting major league free agent and college talent access to restore balance, noting the Cardinals and Dodgers hold larger farm networks than the Yankees.
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New York
Beason
Shamie
Ankee
Bol Shivvid
Pags
Lawing
Cluba
Bubalssi Oe Bay
Jesser
Yarkese
High and Mighty
Yankees
Washington
Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston
Chicago White Box
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Court Refuses to Return $1.8 to Highways
The Arkansas Supreme Court today refused to order the return of about $1.87 million from the state highway fund. The decision hinged on whether the money was still available for retransfer and whether a diversion occurred. The ruling noted that if funds were no longer available, Young would face a constitutional barrier against suing the state to replace spent money.
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Little Rock
Arkin
Supreme Court
Dreising
M. W. Young
Young
el, Paso
Iex
State Revenue Department
Highway Fund
Vante Clayton
Witthold
Revenue Department
Atten
Polaski Chancery Court
Supreme Court ruling limits diverted funds and clarifies charges
The court rejects broad diversion of highway funds and stresses that charges beyond collecting and administering costs are improper. Justice Smith notes not to decide all issues, hinting at factual questions and the General Assembly's views about other factors. The decision affirms a Jefferson Circuit Court verdict granting James Morley $1,500 against Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark for a fire at his home and pressing shop. It also modifies an injunction against Bert Williams and others to bar operation of the Log Cabin Inn at Statt-Bart from selling alcohol or permitting public dancing, with protections in effect since December 22, 1952.
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Revenue Department
General Assembly
Milwee
Jefferson Circuit Court
James Morley
Firetmen's Insurance Co
Newark
Supreme Court
Bert Williams
Statt- Bart
Arkansasity
Circuit Court
McMath Remains Windecided on Senate Run
Former Governor McMath said on KRTV that he remains undecided about seeking the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. He noted he is conducting a survey to deter rivals and would campaign on federal aid for education and highways if he runs. He criticized a McClellan backed education bill as insufficient.
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Little Rock
McMath
U.S. Senate
Wnon- Tolmech
John L McClellan
Eleven Died in State Accidents
Arkansas seven day fatality total ended with one death reported on Saturday. West Fork resident Lee A Allen, 71, died after stepping into Highway 71 traffic eight miles south of Fayetteville. struck by a car driven by Olin H Wright Jr of Fayetteville. State Trooper E B Ray documented the incident as the sole fatality for the period.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
West Fork
Ark
Lee A. Allen
Fayetteville
E. B. Ray
Allen
Olin H. Wright, Jr
Fayeteville
Ages 60 to 85 Buy Hospital Insurance
Kansas City ad urges adults aged 60 to 85 to buy hospital insurance for a few cents daily. Highlights savings protection, covers accidents and sickness, no obligation, free inspection policy, no agent contact, request by postcard. Old American Insurance Co. Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
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