26 Jan 1954
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1954
Page
1
The report lists cattle, hogs, and sheep pricing with feeder figures for various classes and weights. It shows New York stocks firming but giving back gains, and poultry and produce markets at Batesville, Chicago, and national cotton trends with steady futures and spot strength in late trading.
In Chicago trading, a late buying surge pushed 1954 crop wheat futures to fresh seasonal highs for the sixth straight session on the Board of Trade. Wheat finished mixed with changes ranging from a loss to gains, March at 2.18% higher. Corn moved from 14 points lower to higher, March at 1.53. Oats modestly varied, March at 49. Rye unchanged to March with a price around 1.24.
In a theater tale the director keeps a corpse offstage as a bronze bust of Matrice plays Hamlet. Newcomers Nicholas and Lisa, a Borzol hound pair, and horse Southern Comfort endure the nerves and stage fright. A champagne party ends the night, as the cast looks to Hast Lynne next week.
The distressed Mrs. Garman recalls letters home from Willie and expresses belief he wished to return, noting no contact since before the armistice and questioning why soldiers are not brought back as she says the Army should.
In a rural Texarkana district clash, troopers pursue a suspect named Strachan after a firefight that left two people dead and more than 100 peace officers searching a five square mile area of pasture and woods. The incident ended with the suspect killed as officers closed in. Virginia Crabtree and others witnessed parts of the confrontation.
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