Market Rally and Poultry Prices across New York and Chicago
Markets advance with a steady demand as stocks climb 1 to 2 points in early trading. Fort Motor Co plans partial sale and NYSE listing signaling confidence. Chicago poultry board reports hens, fryers and capons with varied price ranges and weights across multiple breeds.
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Fort Motor Co
New York Stock Exchange
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White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Old Roosters
Produce Market Steady for Live Poultry in Chicago
Chicago live poultry prices show a steady market with sellers reporting stable demand and supplies across the week. Trade activity remains routine as wholesalers continue traditional buying patterns and retailers observe stable price levels.
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Chicago
Grain and Provisions Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices edged higher on quiet trading while soybeans eased against the trend as cold weather supported feed grains. Wheat dipped on export prospects. December wheat at 2.05, corn 1.2934-14, oats 0.6515-34, rye 1.1314-34, soybeans 1 to 1 lower. Butter steady with 466,349 receipts. eggs uneven with varying wholesale prices.
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Board of Trade
U. S
Louie the Shoe Shine Man Fights for Dignity and Daily Cheer
In a portrait of Louie, a 65 year old shoeshiner, he recalls his life selling shines for decades. He endured a serious operation last March yet returned to a 50 shines a day rhythm. His pride comes from work and helping clients, who bring flowers and books but value his shines most.
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Louie
Caruso
Louis
Dulles-Tito Talks Cover Eastern Europe and German Question
Secretary Dulles and Tito discussed independence for East European states and noninterference in internal affairs. They endorsed gradual settlement of the German issue but disagreed on details. They also explored Middle East tensions between Israel and Egypt and how to proceed.
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Bulgaria
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Romania
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Tito
Communist Party
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Dulles
Geneva
Middle East
Europe
Soviet housing experts conclude impressions of United States
New York report notes 10 Soviet housing experts visiting the U S found Scotch the national drink and a ham and eggs breakfast the monotony of morning meals.
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New York
Power use on Kentucky REA lines rises 1947 to 1954
Average power consumption on Rural Electrification Administration lines in Kentucky climbed from 90 kwh in December 1947 to 205 kwh in December 1954, reflecting growing household and farm electricity use.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Kentucky
Livestock Receipts Rise at St Louis Yard Hogs Lead Gains
At St Louis National Stockyards hogs climbed with about 14 000 head traded and mixed lots 180 to 270 pounds bringing 13.00 to 14.50 per cwt. Cattle and calves saw light early sales with yearlings near steady and dealer bulls around 12 to 26 dollars. Sheep saw no early activity as volumes remained modest.
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Adlai Backers Seek Rayburn Help in South
Washington dispatch reports Stevenson supporters rely on Speaker Rayburn to block anti Stevenson coalitions in the South. Sen. Russell predicts Stevenson as next president, while Gov. Shivers mobilizes anti Stevenson sentiment in Texas. Johnson’s role and potential Texas shift loom large in planning for the 1956 nominating fight.
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Jack Bell
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
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Sen
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Atlanta
Rayburn
Texas
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Republian
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Senate
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Shivers
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Texas National
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Wright Morrow
Frank Lausche
Ohio
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Warren Uld
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Warren
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Arthur B Langlie
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Neithe
Parties Test Political Barometers Across Local Races
Washington reports that Republicans and Democrats use today’s broad local and statewide elections to gauge potential national trends for 1956. Key contests include Kentucky and Mississippi governors, plus state legislatures in four states and major mayoral battles in Philadelphia Indiana and others. Democrats face intra party feuding in Kentucky as A B Chandler challenges Edwin R Denny in a high profile race.
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Mississippi
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Virginia
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Bluegrass
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Happy) Chandler
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Edwin R. Denny
Democratic party split shapes state race dynamics
The article notes a split in Democratic party ranks impacting state politics. It outlines how factional disagreements influence candidate support, campaign strategies, and potential outcomes in upcoming elections within Democratic circles.
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Half Million Tons of Clay Washes Into Lake Mead
A spill dumps roughly five hundred thousand tons of cay into Lake Mead near Hoover Dam, raising concerns over water quality and dam safety as authorities assess the environmental impact.
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