Faires Debts, Cattle Prices and New York Stocks Reported
Debts, cattle prices and feed items show steady prices with mixed demand. New York stock market edges higher on rail declines, while Chicago poultry and produce list unchanged wholesale prices. cotton futures drift and grains firm on weather and crop outlook.
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New York
Chicago
U S Planes Carrying More French Troops
In a U S Air Force in Europe announcement the second airlift of French troops to Indochina began. Giant C 124 Globemasters departed Istres Leclerc airfield Marselle loaded with reinforcements for Indochina. The move follows an April 20 first transport from Orly Field near Paris under U S policy and the military assistance program at France's request.
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Whisbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Europe
France
Indochina
Istres Leaire
Marselle
Orly Field
Paris
United States
Disaster Loans for Arkansas Tornado and Windstorm Damage
The Small Business Administration announced eligibility for disaster loans in eight Arkansas counties Crawford Garland Hot Spring Howard Logan Mills Sebastian and Washington to repair damages from recent tornadoes and windstorms. Direct loans up to $10,000 are available to individuals or businesses with damaged property and applications should be filed through the regional SBA officer in Dallas.
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Washington
Smell Business Administration
Arkansas
Crawford
Garland
Hot Spring
Howard Logan
Milles
Sebastian
SBA
Dallas
Truman Calls Army Hearings Disgrace to Senate
Former President Truman said the McCarthy Army hearings are a disgrace to the Senate and he was sorry to see it. He declined further comment on the investigation as he arrived for a two day Democratic National Committee meeting. He noted that foreign policy matters, like Indochina, require full armed facts and emphasized no intent to embarrass the President.
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Rex Chaney Washington
LLP
Truman
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Mx Teuman
United Press
Silgar Spring
Mgr. Truman
U.S
Korea
Congress
Ding Dong School creator Dr Harwich gains national praise
Dr Frances Harwich, originator of the Chicago TV program Ding Dong School, educates preschoolers coast to coast and has earned 29 awards including Associated Press Woman of the Year in Education. She holds degrees from Chicago, Columbia, and Northwestern and has advised NBC on a show for children 3 to 6.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Frances Harwich
Harwilh
Ding Dong School
Chicago
Dr. Horwich
Ding Dong
Calumbu
Northwestern
NBC
Lehildren
Schro
Batchelor's Case Next on List
In San Antonio, a civilian lawyer argues Cpl. Claude Batchelor’s case differs from Capt. Edward Diekenson’s. Diekenson was convicted of collaborating with Communists, receiving 10 years at hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. Batchelor’s defense plans to call six Army witnesses to testify, citing the distinct nature of his case.
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San Antonio
Tex
Claude Batcheler
Edward S. Diekenson
Batchelor
Dickenson
Joel Westbrook
Tiltnesses
Cold Air Hangs Over Midwest
Cold air hung over the Midwest spreading chill to the East and South. Another night of frost was expected in the central plains before general warming. The Southwest and southern Florida saw summer temps. A sharp contrast appeared between the North and South with notable readings at Houston and El Paso.
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United Press
Midwest
Florida
Hougton
el Paso
Tex
Weather drift extends southward into the Ohio River Valley
A stretched range extends from North Dakota toward Atlantia, Georgia and the Ohio River Valley. Warmer air is moving in from the west as fair weather is expected along the edge of the estalt region, with changes crossing the area tomorrow.
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North Dakota
Atlante
Ohio River Valley
Morrow
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