Arkansas and Oklahoma counties hold agriculture industry conference
Fort Smith reports a conference for six Arkansas and two Oklahoma counties to strengthen ties between farmers and businessmen and spur economic development. In Memphis, J. F. Fogleman of Marion, Arkansas, is re-elected vice president of the Methodist hospital board of trustees, with Leslie M. Stratton Sr. of Memphis re-elected president.
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Coroner hints at murder in Wynona Harvey case near Potomac
Wynona Harvey 25 from Washington DC disappeared after church, found dead in shallow Potomac bank area near Virginia. Suspect Theodore Buck, 26 of Charlottesville, held overnight on investigation. minister Dr Harris reported she feared Buck and had urged ending contact.
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Young Editor No Amateur at 14 Years
Britain claims its youngest editor is Barbara a 14 year old who runs Cheery Chicks a two color 20 page magazine. She serves as boss of an unpaid staff of five schoolgirl friends and one boy acting as art editor. Barbara crafts pages with a foreman printer aids and runs contests for parents. She earns seven dollars weekly and says journalism is her true love.
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Inside Pravda Plant Opens to Foreign Reporters
Moscow editors of Pravda allowed British and American correspondents a tour of the giant plant. The paper, organ of the Communist party, claims a 2.5 million circulation and profits for the party. It runs 36 linotype machines and 19 rotary presses and prints 600000 copies per hour for Moscow and 700000 more in eight cities. The paper reports little crime or disaster news and emphasizes foreign coverage.
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