Beverly Billy rape case ends in suicide and hospital holds
A Beverly man named Billy allegedly assaulted a woman then killed himself after an argument. Police report the woman described the events and stated she was not harmed unintentionally. The family and friends dispute the allegations while confirming the couple had been dating for weeks.
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Fertilization tips for fish ponds and Christmas memories
Practical notes advise fertilizing ponds with about 260 pounds per acre of fertilizer to boost microscopic aquatic plants, with checks every six weeks and wind dispersion acceptable. Contact George F. Brown of the Soil Conservation Service for more on pond fertilization. The rest of the text shifts to a Christmas Eve family scene describing Gwen, Aunt Craven, and the Holmes family, culminating in preparations for a holiday dinner and ongoing Christmas traditions.
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Christmas Plans and Family Strains Reach Toward a Caribbean Trip
Rose Harmes plans a Caribbean holiday as Aunt Gwen stays with 16 year old Dubbie, while Tims in college. Debra behaves erratically amid family tensions. Beverly faces a court hearing. Bobbie and Mark navigate gifts, pets, and looming Christmas duties as Aunt Gwen arrives to help with decorating.
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Judgments Upheld by State Court in Arkansas
In a July 25 traffic collision case, Stott Circuit Court judgments were upheld by the Arkansas Supreme Court. Roseberry of Texarkana received 7500 for injuries. the Texarkana driver and 14 year old from Waldorf were found negligent. Keaton of Texarkana awarded damages for property loss against Brown. Dewey McEntirve awarded 60 for property loss against Clyde Welch Jr.
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What’s the Color of Your Old School Tie
A fragmented note complains about college loyalty and asks readers to write a letter supporting higher education. It mentions Harvard and Drake and includes an address in Hoplan New York demanding readers send messages to a higher education fund.
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Sloping ditch work near Hope uses levee and trickle tube
A steep slope ditch on Crit Stuart Drive north of Hope was seven to eight feet deep and deepening. Soil Conservation Service aided Mr. Stuart in building a levee with a trickle tube to divert excess water, letting it drop and enter the stream rather than the gully bottom. The gully has filled over two feet since last fall, and Monroe Samuel of DeAnn built a similar installation.
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Births Bring News From Hope and Nearby Towns
A long list of births reported from Hope and surrounding areas includes Pamela Jane, Kay Steven Ray, Cathy Darlene Ay, Joseph Frederick, John William, Lee Ann, Marvel Ann, Martha Sue, David Phillip, Bryce Scott, Monie Lee, Jackey Elone, and many others. Parents are listed with addresses in Hope, Emmet, Magnolia Gardens, and nearby towns, with both boys and girls named.
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Austin Deavers Sulson
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Karen Kay
Cyredic Frogly
Emmet
Joseph Frederick
Malcolm ‘Ivin Windsor
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John Lee Mills
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Lee Ann
Dorsey Wayne Abell
Marvel Ann
Robert Dewey Henrdria
Din
Ith
Anna Murin
Borin Edward
Miney
Lise Ann
David Lewis Lively
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Washington
Hay
Roger Lewis
Charles W. Lostage
Wis
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Ha Marie
Bruce Lynny Aike
Bryce
Scott
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James Farrell
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Metvinergy Hubbard
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Two School Buses Collide Injuring Dozen in Monroe Township
Near thirty schoolchildren were slightly injured when two Spotswood New Jersey buses collided. One bus paused to pick up children and was rear ended by a slow bus. Twenty five sustained bruises and minor injuries. the rest had minor cuts or gashes. Jessie Ashburner, driver of the second bus, was taken home as a precaution. A third bus was in line driven by Police Cadet Stanley Lenart. He estimated the lead driver was moving about 3 mph at impact. About 78 children rode the two buses involved.
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Schdol
Monroe Township
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Boycott Reported Successful By Arkansas NAACP
SAYS BOYCOTT OF TWO SEGREGATED CHAIN STORES IN SING BLUFF ARKANSAS IS 5 TO 98 PERCENT SUCCESSFUL. DR D E PARKER SAID ASSOCIATION MEMBERS HAD PICKETED THE COUNTERS OF F W WOOLWORTH AND J J NEWBERRY AND A THIRD STORE OVER TWO SATURDAYS. OF 4662 NEGRO CUSTOMERS ENTERING CHAIN STORES FIRST SATURDAY ONLY 156 PATRONIZED THE BOYCOTTED STORES. REMAINING WENT TO KRESS.
U.S. Seaway Cost and Revenue Reported by Castle
Lewis G Castle notes the U S portion of the seaway was to cost about 131 million dollars with construction nearly complete by year end. The seaway opened to draft vessels April 25, 1951, and by last December 1941 Castle says the U S revenue from all sources reached 3,204,500 dollars.
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Foller
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Castle
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Dehydrated Sake Report Sparks Scientific Claim
AP reports Japanese government scientists claim to have dehydrated sake and preserved it in small tablets. Each tablet mixed with water is said to yield a 60 proof beverage, according to the researchers.
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Lunch counters open to all or closed to none
The boycott began March 23, the day after I was called, signaling a pivotal moment as vendors decide whether to enact full inclusion or restrict service, with tensions mounting among communities and organizers.
Kidney danger signals warn of functional disorders
Fraudulent medical ad claims threatening kidney health with dramatic warnings. It promises to flush kidneys using products named Fay KETS and urges fast purchase from Gibson Drug Co. The copy uses sensational language and vague guarantee of relief within four days.
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