Paper firms raise newsprint prices shows protest
AbitibIBitibi Co Ltd of Toronto plans a November 1 price increase for newsprint as Scripps Howard supply Inc confirms a $5 hike effective then. The move faces opposition from U S newspaper publishers who argue many firms already profit from current pricing and demand widespread protests.
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York
Abités Co., Ltd
Toronto
Beppe Tnt
M S& Lawrence Paper Com- BY of
Canada
Conete
St. Lawrence
G. Chandler
Presif
Scripps-Howard Supply Inc
Abitibis Company
Apse
Carorders
Market Summary From Little Rock To Chicago On Poultry and Grains
Market weak in Little Rock and BatesoMe Floral with light demand for broilers and fryers. Chicago firming on hens and mixed poultry receipts with price changes. butter and soybeans materials listed with bid and purchase figures. barley and soybean meal prices noted as nominal ranges.
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Little Rock
Northwest Area
Broilers
BatesoMe-Floral
F.o.b. Farm
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Fall Then Partial Rebound
Cotton futures slid in morning trading as commission houses and foreign sellers drove losses beyond 7 cents a bale. Short covering and trade buying later trimmed losses with afternoon prices 10 cents to 3.10 lower than the prior close for December March and May contracts.
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New York
Commission House
Grain and Provisions Price Ledger Snapshot
Market listing shows wheat and corn prices with multiple grades and numbers. Includes No 1 mixed wheat at 2.00 and corn grades including No 1 yellow 1.1415 to No 5 94 with various fractioned bids and bids, plus oats No 1 extra heavy white.
Bowater Chief Warns Newsprint Prices Must Rise
Sir Eric Bowater, chairman of Bowater Paper Corp Ltd, says the newsprint industry cannot absorb rising labor and expansion costs and must raise prices to meet the costs. The remark comes as he warns sustained cost pressures threaten production capacity.
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Eric Bowater
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd
New York Stocks Rise Amid Broad Market Gains
Princes added modest gains as the Stock Market moved toward a seventh straight advance. Steels led the advance with a firm broad zone across major divisions, with gains around two points. The market rose from the open and held a higher level despite a few fractional declines.
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New York
Steels
Livestock Prices at St Louis National Stockyards and Folklore Note
Hog and cattle prices show mixed to steady trends with several weight classes and grades listed, including hogs mostly 25 lower and cattle trading around 9.2 for steers and calves 1,700 head. lambs at 20.5 to 21.0, while a folklore aside attributes babies to storks and ponds with souls of unborn children linked to stork lore.
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National Stockyards
Arizona land ownership shares by sector
The report shows less than 18 percent of Arizona land privately owned and under 14 percent state controlled. Over 41 percent is federally owned and more than 26 percent lies in Indian reservations.
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Arizona
Troubadours From GWU to Iceland for Arctic Tour
The George Washington University Glee Club plans an August trip to Keflavik Iceland with 16 female singers among 28 performers led by Dr Robert Howe Harmon. The voyage includes stops at MATS bases in the Far North and Bermuda while receiving inoculations and Arctic gear for winter style performances.
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Washington
George Washington University
Glee Club
Kellavik
Iceland
Far North
Azores
Bermuda
Harmon
Air Force
Tile
Newfoundland
Greenland
Labrador
Hopedale
Hermon
George Washington Glee Club
Feels Parties Actually for Drinking
Washington host parties reveal social quirks as diplomats debate conversations over cocktails. Spaniard Ambassador Areliza notes air of drinking overpowering talk while Finnish and Brazilian envoys offer novel bites and kebabs.
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Washington
Areliza
Spain
Lavish Embassy Reception Highlights 144th Venezuela Anniversary
The article notes a Venezuelan independence celebration buffet with bite sized dogs on toothpicks and bread rounds, plus ice bowls holding fruit shaped ice cream molds. It mentions Lydia's ambassador Muntasser moving into a mansion embassy valued around 500000 dollars, formerly Bernard B Jones’s residence, and Libyan government paying 190000 dollars. It also spotlights Mrs Joan Foster Dulles and Mrs Mike Monroney at fashionable events.
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de Gonzalez
Lydia
Muntasser
Oklahoma
Bernard B. Jones
Court Rules PSC Lacks Unlimited Utility Regulation Authority
Arkansas Supreme Court holds the Public Service Commission can regulate utility operations but not non utility activities. It sustains PSC in refusing AMC’s bid to stop Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co from selling and installing air conditioning equipment. The decision clarifies division between utility and non utility actions and upholds rate case handling for losses alleged by AMC. Also notes Fourche Township remains legally wet. challenge to vote tally denied.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Commission
Arkansas
Louisiana Ga. Co
PSC
Wint
Associated Mechanical Contractors
Arkansas Louisiana
Pulaski Circuit Court
Supreme Court
AMC
Pulaski County
Fourche
Mabelvale
Alexander
Faubus demands election before dog racing permit West Memphis
Governor Faubus warned there will be no dog racing at West Memphis unless approved by a popular vote or court order. He urged Arkansas Racing Commission resignations from members who disagree and stated no permit will be considered without an election. He pledged police and National Guard enforcement if illegal racing occurs. Southland officials said they sought an election and offered to fund it, but a county vote was canceled after a chancery court said public funds could not be used for a nonbinding election.
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Faubus
West Memphis
Arkansas Racing Commission
Racing Commission
National Guard
Southland
C. R. Edmonds
Crittenden Chancery Court
Faubus Opposes Dog Racing In Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus reiterates opposition to dog racing in Arkansas at West Memphis. Southland Racing Corp. began construction, a stance tied to the contest. The Craigheed Circuit Court's $585 verdict for City Transit Co. against June Staudenmayer in Jonesboro was upheld by the state Supreme Court over a property damage claim from a garage collision.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
West Memphis
Southland Racing Corp
City Transit Co
Jonesboro
Craigheed
June Staudenmayer
Supreme Court
Miss Staudenmayer
College student numbers rise from 1939 to 1954
In 1939 there were 1 364 000 U S college students and by 1954 the total reached 2 475 000 reflecting substantial growth in higher education enrollment across the United States.
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U.S
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old style advertisement urges quick Creomulsion use to prevent chronic bronchitis from a lingering cough. It claims the medicine soothes throat and chest membranes, loosens phlegm, relaxes tension, and aids the body's fight without narcotics, with a children’s version in pink and blue packaging.
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