Governors Split on Faubus Actions in Little Rock Crisis
Governors issued mixed judgments on Orval Faubus regarding the Little Rock school integration standoff. Democratic leaders Harriman Meyner urged federal solution. Republican Thomson McKeldin condemned the approach. Griffin supported Faubus while others stayed silent amid calls for a bipartisan panel.
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Faubus
Marvin Griffin
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Vernon Thomson
Theodore McKeldin
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Averell Harriman
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Robert B. Meyner
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Batista Moves Against Revolt In Armed Services
In Havana the Batista government purged the armed forces amid a revolt in Cienfuegos. Sailors were jailed officers shifted, loyalty checks ordered. Col Comesanas replaced. Col Arrazolo named new naval commander.
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Lopo Barreto
Navy General Staff
Arsenio Arrazolo
Matanzas
Mexico
Benjamin Marrero
Navy
Jose San Ramon Toledo
San Ramon
Market Quotation Roundup From Wall Street Trading Early
Market milled irregularly in early trading with most changes fractions. Anaconda regained part of yesterday 2 percent loss while Kennecott held near unchanged and Phelps Dodge slipped slightly. Bethlehem and Youngstown stayed firm as other steels moved little. General Motors eased Chrysler rose a fraction and Ford dipped slightly.
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Baltimore Agricultural Prices and Market Report
Regional farm prices show apples and peaches steady to higher in marts from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Washington and Chicago reports cover cattle hogs and sheep with mixed prices, noting milk and fruit cartons, smaller lots, and varying grades for USis and Elberta varieties.
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Broiler and Turkey Prices Steady with Ample Supplies Reported
Agriculture Department notes fair demand for broilers and fryers with ample supplies and turkey demand holding steady. Farm quotes show live poultry at 11 to 18 cents per pound for broilers, heavy hens 15 to 16, small turkey fryers 23 to 23.5, heavy hens 23, toms 21. Egg market reports Grade A large 80, Grade A medium 42, Grade A small 22. Continuous market updates from Winchester reflect mixed pricing across grades.
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Local Markets Update May Include Minor Typo Notice
Local markets report regular updates with standard cautions about occasional typographical errors. Officials remind readers that the Staro News may not assume responsibility for these mistakes and advise verification.
Young killer given death sentence in Philadelphia holdup murder
IsaIah Duce Green Jr. 18, denounced as a young savage, collapsed as he was sentenced to death for the July holdup murder of Jacob Wallfield, 75, in a drugstore. Co-defendants Edwin Walker, 14, and James Crowson, 15, received life terms. all three are described as Negroes.
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Philadelphia
Isaiah Duce Green Jr
Green
Pennsylvania
Byron A. Miller
Jacob Wallfield
Edwin
Heavy) Walker
James
Smiley) Crowson
Chicago Grain: Opened Mostly Lower On Board of Trade
Chicago grains turn downward from yesterday as Wheat Corn Soybeans and Oats futures slip across contracts. Thu Sep offerings show mixed but generally lower values with odd cent adjustments and nearby gains for some soy segments amid a broad downtrend.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
6500 Men Fight California Fires
6500 men fought 75 fires across California as National Forest Service and State Forestry crews, aided by volunteers and prison labor, used bulldozers and tanker planes to clear fire breaks and suppress wildfires amid dry conditions and shifting winds in rugged terrain.
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National Forest Service
State Forestry Division
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Virginia Weekly Farm Price Outlook Summary
Virginia farm price prospects point to a modest rise in egg markets and a narrowing gap between Grade A Large and Medium eggs as demand shifts. Feeder and slaughter cattle face fluctuations with organized Virginia sales starting this week, and hog prices look set to ease after a forthcoming break. Hay prices firm with meadow hay around 21 dollars and No 2 leafy alfalfa around 30 dollars per ton for sellers, higher costs for buyers between 40 and 52 dollars per ton.
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Suits Settled Out of Court in Berryville
Two damage suits scheduled for next week in Berryville have been settled out of court. Wanda White versus Kenneth White was set for September 11 and Grover Orndorff versus the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for September 12.
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Wanda White
Kenneth White
Grover Orndorff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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