08 Apr 1954
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
1
A fragmented notice advertises an orchid show on April 16 1944 at the High School auditorium. It calls for parents and members to attend a club merit event with a Sunday evening gathering and regu drsday evening details.
Hogs 7 5000 active barrows and gilts 100 lb up strong to 14 higher than yesterday’s average. lighter weights steady to 23 higher. bulk 180-240 lb 2750-85 with 2775 tries freely paid price 240-270 lb 2675- 959 few to 2775. small slices 279. 310 lb 2600-2700. 160-170 lb mostly 2726-78. sows 2375-2450. boars 1760-2100. Cattle 4,700, calves 700 opening moderately steady, fully steady. high choice yearling steers 2425. commercial to high good steers 1740-2100. commercial cows 1240-1400. canners 900-1150. lightweight canners 700-800. bulls 1200-1450. cutters 1100-1250. vealers 2100-1600. Sheep 1,000 no money sales. Ewes firm. receipts 18,124. New York Cotton futures mostly higher. grains: cash wheat none. corn 1 yellow 1.6445. soybeans none. New York stock market advanced on higher volume. metals rally with Vanadium leading gains earlier. Poultry and produce: Chicago April live poultry steady on young stock. heavy hens 22-25, light hens 18-185, fryers 29-27. turkeys 37-38. Butter steady. wholesale buying prices unchanged. grade AA 92, A 90, B 89.
Sen. Fiander of Missouri warns that if Congress cuts income taxes again this year, a general sales tax would be needed to offset the revenue loss. He spoke ahead of Senate Finance Committee hearings on a Democratic tax revision bill backed by the administration.
A parolee Roy Sexton and John K Raymond were jailed after robbing and tying two hitchhikers near Crousett and Hot Springs. They allegedly robbed J. C. Adams of Cullendale of $25 and luggage then bound him to a tree. A second victim James Ends of Hot Springs was stripped and bound for 80 cents and clothing. Sheriff Towler said both suspects fled and were captured with evidence recovered.
Ren. F Burton was named head athletic coach at Malvern High School yesterday, succeeding Hodge Phillips who resigned to become superintendent of schools in McCrory. Burton is a former Southern State Association athlete.
Garner, a 50 year old, builds a philosophy around failure, keeping a fizzle shelf of mistakes to study rather than hide. He argues that learning from setbacks is essential, with only about 10 percent of simple experiments meeting expectations and the rest guiding improvement.
The order allows accepting derogatory information into service and assigns lowest pay until a thorough investigation determines if continued retention aligns with national security. If derogatory info is found, separation under other than honorable conditions is possible. if not, the inductee stays in service with later discipline based on conduct.
A partial excerpt shows a speaker reflecting on a past mistake and profit, expressing affection for children. It asks if there is a girl with a sheltered roan horse for a pleasant-faced engineer with a steady job, 25 patents, and brown eyes. The text is garbled and unclear.
University officials disclosed Marvin Hewitt taught in the University of Arkansas College of Engineering from September 1950 to May 1951. He was fired after a letter of recommendation he submitted was found to be false and New Hampshire also dismissed him.
A dissatisfied student alleges Hewitt used an assumed name and held college degrees. The claim centers on questioned credentials and identity practices at the institution.
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