Market Snapshots From a Partial OCR Entry
Erratic OCR readout notes price levels bid and offer quotes across sectors. Mentions include 81 000 unchanged, wholesale buying, and various scores or rates such as 93 and 55.23 with minor adjustments.
29 Mar 1956
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1956
Page
1
Erratic OCR readout notes price levels bid and offer quotes across sectors. Mentions include 81 000 unchanged, wholesale buying, and various scores or rates such as 93 and 55.23 with minor adjustments.
Congress debates farm support reforms as Ellender signals a recess through early April. Senate backs mandatory subsidies for feed grains while House insists on different provisions. Domestic parity for wheat and dairy programs remains unsettled with talks on pricing bases and export limits.
Partial forecast notes continued cool conditions this afternoon with warmer trends Friday. Highs near 40s to 50s for central and southeast regions, lows in 30s to 40s, partly cloudy skies in portions and northeast and southwest areas.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Rep Davis, Conway, and Atlanta figures in a discussion about enforcing rulings on integration. References a court, executive secretary, and Moody Y from Atlanta amid debates at a West Memphis gathering.
Indiana voters face a May 8 presidential preference primary with Kefauver unopposed on the Democratic ballot and Eisenhower seeking Republican support. Gov. George N. Craig fronts Eisenhower in Indiana while an independent candidate campaigns in Uncle Sam attire. Delegates: 82 Republican, 26 Democratic.
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