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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1955

Page

2

Complications in Public Power Policy and TVA Grid

The article outlines the clash between public power advocates and private interests in the Tennessee Valley Authority grid. It notes the shift toward private transmission lines, federal efforts under Roosevelt and Truman, and the Dixon-Yates dispute with the Atomic Energy Commission over feeding power into the TVA system amid looming shortages.

Tennessee Franklin D. Roosen Truman Eisenhower Agen i Thas Camisguz Stration Dixon-Yates Group TVA Conawag Vases Octatic AEC Witter Lewis L. Mow

Power politics flare over Dixon-Yates deal and public power sale

A clash unfolds over Adolphe Wenzell's dual roles with Budget Bureau and First Boston in the Dixon Yates contract, while debate continues on selling federal power to Georgia Power for cooperative resale. Attorney General Brownell argues the law favors cooperatives and public agencies, warning the sale to a private firm would defy public power policy and intensify political tensions.

Ity Dixon-Yates Adolphe H. Wenzell Budget Bureau TVA First Boston Corp First Boston Dixon-Yates Group Georgia Power Co Atty Gen Brownell

Lemming Uses Teeth to Dig Rather Than Claws

The lemming shows unusually long front teeth that serve as digging tools, replacing the need for claws. This adaptation highlights its distinctive foraging behavior and physical traits observed in the study.

Arkansas hunter killed in Colorado during hunt

John B. Murray Jr. of Jacksonville Arkansas died after a bullet fired at a deer from a rifle held by M S Davies Jr. of Dumont Texas struck him in the head while they sat in a car near Gunnison Colorado. Coroner Alex Campbell said Davies fired from the top of the car as the deer was sighted. Thelmer Swain and James Woodie of Searcy Arkansas were in the rear seat. other party members were not present.

Gunnison Colo John B. Murray Jr Jacksonville Ark Here Alex Campbell Murray M. S. Davies Jr Dumont Tex Davies Campbell Thelmer Swain James Woodie Searcy Burll Dykes Honson Buddy Owens North Little Rock, Ark

Man Charged With Girl's Slaying in Hot Spring

Prosecutor H A Tucker said he would file first degree murder charges today against Bill Downen 28 for the slaying of his 4 year old step daughter Martha Jackson. Downen admitted the crime and officers led to an abandoned water well where the body was found weighted with a concrete block. The victim’s body showed a gash just below the hairline.

Hot Spring H A. Tucker Bill Downen Martha Jackson Tucker Downen State Hospital Leonard Ellis Ragweed Valley Here Downe

Racing Commission to Meet Next Week on West Memphis Tracks

Arkansas Racing Commission chair Dr. Edwin L. Dunaway said a meeting will occur some day next week after Gov Faubus returns to decide controversies over dog and horse tracks in West Memphis and Hot Springs. The court ruled Oaklawn Jockey Club’s Hot Springs franchise valid.

State Supreme Court Oaklawn Jockey Club Hot Springs Jockey Club Dunway West Memphis Dunanway

Senate Chief Claims Super Soup Recipe

Kentucky's Earle Clements who will pilot Senate Democrats during Lyndon Johnson's illness boasts he can brew a bean soup tastier than the Senate restaurant's fame. Mrs. Clements describes his method, ham hocks, hominy grits, sausages, and Kentucky cooking lore.

Washington Kentucky Earle Clements Senate Democrats Lyndon Johnson Senate

Trial Runs Planned on Dog Racing in West Memphis

Southland Racing corporation schedules dog races in West Memphis for Crittenden county residents under eight years old dogs. First prize is 75 dollars with elimination prizes of 5.10 and 20 dollars. Races run Wednesday and Thursday with finals the next night. Special TV pictures will be taken. Public is invited with no admission charge.

West Memphis Southland Racing Corporation Crittenden County Southland Daily Sun

Markets and grain prices in markets and Chicago

Markets in Little Rock and Floral area show mixed demand for broilers and fryers with steady to weak tone. Grain and provisions in Chicago rally soybeans and corn while wheat oats and rye retreat. Du Pont leads chemical shares, aircrafts rise, metals and railroads gain.

Broilers Little Rock Baitesville-Floral Area F.o.b. Farm

Chicago live poultry and dairy prices hold steady

Chicago markets show steady receipts across poultry dairy and eggs. Live poultry in coops 1 316 Friday 719 coops 142 935 lb with heavy hens 22 5 25 5, light hens 17 5 19 broilers 23 25 caponettes 27 28 under 4% ib 29 30. Butter wholesale prices unchanged 57 5 57 75 92 A 57 5 90 B 56 5 89 C 54 25 eggs steady to firm receipts 8 583 prices mixed whites 60 64 9 percent A 52 standards 41 dirties 28 checks 27 current receipts 34.

Chicago Fio.b

New York Cotton Futures Mixed Amid Hedging and Profit Taking

Cotton futures in New York showed irregular trading with selling of near December against deferred months and late day hedging. By afternoon, prices ranged from 50 cents a bale lower to 1.35 dollars higher than the previous close, with December at 32.69, March 31.80, and May 31.35.

New York

New York Stocks Rise On Market Optimism

New York stocks edged higher today on optimism about economic cues and corporate earnings. Traders watching technology shares reassessed risks as the session progressed, with gains broadening into midday trading.

New York

Livestock Prices Fall at St Louis National Stockyards

Hogs run 16 500 head with broad mix prices and 140 170 lb hogs at 13 25 to 14 75 dollars. Cattle 8 000 with choicest steers steady and heavy dealer bids up to 24 dollars per cwt. Sheep 2 500 with prime lambs around 20 dollars and ewes sold 3 to 4 50 dollars.

National Stockyard Gill U. S

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