Senate Likely Passes 577 Million Military Pay Bill
Washington reports the Armed Services Committee approval of a 577 million military pay hike. A Democratic source says objections are rare and the bill should sail through the Senate. The plan raises base pay and adds special skills pay for certain ranks, with premiums up to six percent for enlisted and higher for officers.
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Washington
Senate
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Tiel
Mehnis
Armed Services
Feviloye
Weather Station Report: 24 Hour Outlook and Temps
United Press reports Arkansas weather with a 24 hour forecast showing high 72 and low 52 degrees. Precipitation 1.20 inches, hail and winds up to 60 miles per hour observed in parts. Showers and cooler conditions expected through Saturday with daytime highs near 60s and overnight lows in the 40s.
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United “Press
Arkansas
ITU Blamed for Rise in Newspaper Strikes
New York UP report notes increased newspaper strikes tied to ITU labor actions. ANPA committee cites ITU efforts and arbitration delays as driving factors, with record dispute levels and 18 strikes attributed to the ITU. The piece covers costs, printer churn, and proposed industry responses.
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Slays Deny: Try to Take Tito's Life
A chaotic report claims an assassination attempt on Tito, but officials deny the claim. The story references a Rome report and a national agency, with unclear wording and multiple garbled names and phrases.
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Tito
Current Tax: Hempstead County Assessment Plan Statement From Judge Garrett
A Hempstead County update features Judge Garrett addressing the current tax assessment plan. The document notes a telephone inquiry and outlines concerns about county proceedings. Residents express worry over welfare and the impact on families, citing potential broader implications.
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Hempstead County
Garrett
GOP Bill Drops All Arkansas Water Projects
Washington from United Press reports that Senate Republicans push trimmed water bill to satisfy President Eisenhower. The measure would end most major programs including Arkansas projects and a Millwood Basin plan for Arkansas and Oklahoma. Senate leaders clash over spending and authority as objections arise from both parties.
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Arkansas
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Willian Knowsland
California
Senate
Wishhower
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Arkansans
Oklahoma
Krowlynd Abil
Tildyol Bureau
Employment in Arkansas Increases
Arkansas employment rose from February to mid March, with 4a more people employed than in March 1937 and the lumber industry posting its first gain since July 1957. Unemployment declined from 44,000 in February to 27,000 by mid March but stayed above the year earlier level. New unemployment claims fell slightly, reflecting improved hiring.
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Bland
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Diane
Arenidas
Arkaises
Sie
Local Drive-in to Open With Bang Tonight in Hope
Hope’s Drive-in set to open this evening with a bang as new features and improvements debut. Enhanced sound and projection promise a modern cinema experience, welcoming families and residents to enjoy the seasons at the Dixie Hayenik location with a lively opening program.
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Wekpulnik
Hope
Ates
Noy-Siekes
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Tven
Pinvarolnd
Reymans
Iivites
Flash Flood Forces 100 Families From Homes North of Crossett
Severe storms cause flash floods near Crossett, forcing about 100 families from heavily populated areas three miles north of town. High water worsened by an inch of rain, damaged roads and creeks crossed, with power and communications interrupted as residents evacuated to safer ground. Local crews worked to assess damage and assist families, while authorities warned of further weather risks.
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Crossett
Crossent
Ashley Chuurly
Shuelft
D. Courall
Winhl
Noarby Wamburg
Ry Teynolds
Éharg
Pordelry
Hamburg
Luis
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All Around Town Confused Notes On Local Events
Fragmented OCR item lists unrelated names and odd phrases about a local competition, weather, and a public area disruption. It mentions Baynite Collis and Wirs, injections, a possible meet, wind conditions, and a late night event with unclear specifics. The text is garbled with no clear outcome or coherent facts.
Prescott Man to Head Optometrists
Prescott man Aly Ringh elected head of the state optometrists association. The meeting noted officers and district representatives with Apsara CHM lagirg hssoetg tipe and Eloni Shy Brauyy named in various roles. Proceedings covered dues, elections, and future conference planning.
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Apsara
Hassell
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