Paraguayan president toppled in Formosa dispatch
Buenos Aires described a coup in Paraguay with Morinizo ousted and replaced by Manuel Frutos, chief justice of Paraguay’s Supreme Court. Asuncion and border regions face political turmoil amid revolts, party splits, and reported Communist influence.
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la Madio
Formosa
Higinio S
Politier
Plunarero
Juan Italzcio
Gales
Onzales
Fabrae
J E
Morinizo
Gonzales
Colorado Party
Paraguay
Ces
Colorado _diss
Liberals
Febreristas
Matty
Asuncion
Informamis
Argentina
Federico Chavez
Chavez
Marinigo
Jose Felix Mstigarriba
Fehrerista Party
Fehrerista Party Withdrew From the Pvernment
Morais
Yne
Liberal- Febrerista
Sile
Thayer Fined for Kerosen Tail Light in Windy Joliet
Allen R Thayer was arrested for operating a vehicle with no proper tail light. He told police he used a kerosene tail light. Police Magistrate Thomas K Sprague fined him 3.25 dollars and ordered modernization of the car lighting to avoid future arrest.
Market Report at National Stockyards Chicago June 3
Market notes show poultry and produce receipts near 970 740 with prices mostly unchanged to a cent higher. Hogs open at 11 000 head with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 cents lower, sows down 25 to 75, and various weight ranges priced. Cattle and calves trade steady to firm, steers and heifers at top levels and new record highs for some lots, while cows and bulls move slowly. lambs firm with spring offerings at 31 50, few old crop stamps not active.
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Chicago
National
Barrows
Wits
Sheen
Hope Star Hope 1899 1927 1929 staff and rates note
Hope Star details its staff including Alex H Washburn and Paul H Jones with roles of editor, publisher and managing editor. It lists publishing, advertising, and circulation offices in Hope Arkansas and national advertising representatives. Also mentions Associated Press membership and subscription rates across regions. Also notes soybeans freight receipts and car counts.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Jess M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Grain and Provisions Market Reverses Midday
Chicago June 8 An advancing grain market reversed abruptly mid session with early gains erased and some losses shown. Buying activity expanded as the House Appropriations Committee signaled cuts reducing money for European aid and food exports. Corn, previously strongest, faced selling. wheat and soybeans moved modestly. cash wheat eased with futures steady.
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Chicago
Ory
New York Stocks drift lower as major issues fall
New York trading sees a slow market decline with leading issues chopped down and little activity. Provisional traders fueled selling amid talks of a Salt coal miners strike while Cotton futures turn easy after a Washington fund-slicing report.
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New York
Tsalt
Youngstown Sheet
Bethehem Steel
Chrysler
Studebaker
Firestone Tire
Sears Roebuck
Douglas Aircraft
Kennetott Capper
Dow Chemical
Owens-Illinois
Uninowi Atlantic Airline
Pacific Weston Oil
Mission Corp
Sed
American Airlinrs
Ashland Oil
Pantepee Oil
Bonds
Wed Marrowly
Congress Asked To Enter Nation's Labor Disputes
Congress is urged to intervene in the rail and coal mine labor battles as a wage dispute at Oak Ridge atomic plant prompts a new strike threat. Union leaders press Capitol Hill for inquiry, while efforts to curb power and unlawful strikes are debated. Negotiations continue for 40,000 East Coast shipyard workers and 125,000 GE workers nationwide.
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Congress
Atomic Plant
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Oak Ridge
Truman
White House
Union Chiats
Ence
A. Ant John R. Steelman Hael
L. Ebersole Gaines
National Coal Association
Bowers
Senate House Committee On Management Labor Relations
Imuac Ilegal
John Lb. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Justice TV
Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Southern Cost Producers Association
Southern Group
AL Oak Ridge
AFL Atomico Trades and Labor Council
Comany
Itngs
U Pan
General Electric Company
Blonde Can t Make Up Her Mind About Marriage Offers
Hempstead reporter notes Shanely Dorothy Lawlor 28 a hatcheck girl received over 1000 marriage offers after a want ad. suitors include a Michigan farmer Max Yarrington Winston Salem NC W. K. Davis and others. she delays final choice to compare incomes and family needs. Also brief: USSR builds first huge electric magnet to lift steel rails for factory use.
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Max Yarrington
Helen Sto Midland
North Carolina
W. K. Davis
Weston Drive
Winston-Salem
N. C
Moscow
Ussr
New Orleans Cotton Prices Drift Lower on Favorable Weather
In New Orleans on June 3 JP reports, cotton futures fell from earlier gains as favorable weather persisted. Closing prices showed a modest decline of 1.65 to 2.15 per bale with May and October contracts posting varied highs and lows.
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New York
Washington
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Japan
New Orleans
Song
Sellig
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Lydia
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Lydia FE
Pinkhara
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PET -O- Paris
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Susan Lynn Sadowsky
St, Louis Livestock
Hope Star
Star Fublishing Co
Palmer
Star Building
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Mrons Associated Press
MEA
Meagus Newspaper Enterprise Association
Advanlce
City Cartier
Hempstead
Nevada
Howerd
Miller
LaFayette
Arkgrisas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Associated Presse
Associated Press
AP News
City Lumber CO
Bill Wray
Joe B. Hutson
Rephan
Rephans
Foxcroft and Rehan
Can River
Suimmer
Chambray
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