Court Docket Summary From Municipal Court
Municipal docket lists multiple defendants including Annie Phillips LeRoy Hinttte and others with various charges and fines. Notations show numerous forfeitures ranging from 5 to 80 dollars and jail terms for serious offenses, with several individuals named in petit larceny disturbance and speeding cases.
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Metday
Annie Mea
Phillips
LeRoy fHleken
Hinttte Riatwig
Arozet White
Duthun Stewart
Jane
Meagolty
Fine
Tirnen A
McBlyane
Renisting
Coach Bend
Beg
Nee Ont Heer
Pare
Joris J. Jenan
Petit. Taremy
Kailty
Ley
Wood
Thames Murphy
Roosevelt
Jainien A. McElyane
Wille
Pred Jones
Hace
Bannie Metiehes
Robert Roger
Robert Spat
Autrey — Goungs
Fran
RO. Whith
Wine
Werden
Abert
A. Smith
JW. Willamd
Nentitley
Dttunteidpean
Enah
Harn Biahop
Powmetatny
Intex
Pontiin Hyer
Olanntagad
Albert Ander
Clinton
House Group About Ready With Tax Hike
Washington April 3 The House Ways and Means Committee weighs a major tax increase to fund defense and reduce the deficit The plan contemplates $7 fut weeks of debate and possible decision on proposals The group signals resistance to a full $870 billion hike while considering income, corporate, capital gains and excise tax boosts to cover evolving fiscal needs and maintain government solvency.
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Washington
NCO
Fae
Hin
Barling
Nessirt
Neve
Coenratttet
Ag Ny Eftisi Ttmatics
Teyrenensta Oe
Congress
Ken Treaths
Sur- Pluta
Thasthat
Ware Treasury
Centerville Home Demonstration Club Meets in April
The Centerville Home Demonstration Club gathered April 12 at Mrs. S. N. Stack's home. Mrs. Lorraine Blackwood led a demonstration on tailored garments. A short business meeting, the women's creed, and the song Onward Christian Soldiers were shared. Refreshments were served to 11 members and guest Mrs. Howard Reyenya. The next meeting with Mrs. Carl Michards is planned for May 11 with a finishing touches demonstration.
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Centerville
Lorraine
Lorraine Blackwood
S. N. Stack
Ski Skinner
Bhickwood
Howard Reyenya
Carl Michards
Violent Death Toll Tops Arkansas Week
Twenty persons died violently in Arkansas last week, the second highest weekly toll this year. The record week earlier saw 23 deaths, with multiple causes including drownings, accidents, homicide, and a pistol discharge. Notable fatalities occurred near Blytheville and Paragould, with several injuries and a grandmother killed in a highway accident.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Blytheville
Ark
Firiday
Joseph Downing ,Jr
Jackson R. Swindell
Charline Davis
Lois Overton
Ida Mar Bishop
Delver
Maral Braden
Kentucky
Ralph D. Hornbroot
Manfield
Mountain Home
Samydia
D. W. Bennett
Rison
Claudie Hugh Shooks
Jeffersonville
Maris Tanita
Robert C. Lamb
Lambs Chapel
Cemmunity New Paragould
Hemphis
Arbyrd
Weather Delivers Extreme Heat And Snow Across U S
The nationwide weather swing brought unseasonable warmth to large areas while snow and rain drenched others. Winds up to 86 mph lashed Ft Wayne Indiana, contributing to a deadly storm that claimed 14 lives. Flooding and levee breaches affected Iowa Illinois regions, with 26 miles of highway waterlogged. Snow fell in Idaho Utah and cool Canadian air cooled the Great Lakes region.
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Path
Aail
California
Midwest
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Waverly
Tawi
Muscatine
Rea
Canton
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake
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Community Meeting Recaps May Session at Patmos Home
Mrs Lorraine Blackwood Demonstration Agent led a brief session at the Patmos Home with Mrs Warren Rider presiding. Attendees opened with a creed and sang Onward Christian Soldiers. Mrs Cannon Hallis led a devotional, a short prayer followed. Following business, games were played and plans made to meet with Mrs Cox in May.
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Lorraine Blackwood
J A. N. Rider
Warren Rider
Cannon Hallis
Ames
Cox
Sacrificial Cord and Hindu Dress Traditions
The piece notes Hindu practice of wearing a kr curd of twisted cotton with three strands over the left shoulder hanging to the hip. It mentions a longer version for married life with six strands. It also reports that burns and scalds kill about 2000 of 6000 children who die annually from burns, a tragic statistic.
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Jean Lessee, Araiee Parees Ypeegns
Tadhad
Noah H. Rucker
Zc Young
George Cash
Rm Ing
Steve AtRing
A. Henderson
Biving Everett
Nockat
Aaron Smith Va
Charlea Andrew Knighton
Phalnutt
Hiller
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U.S
Great Lakes
England
Rockies
Chicago
Detroit
Dianapolis
St. Louis
York
Miami
Los Angeles
Patmon
Monts
McWilliams Seed Store
Mid-South Supply CO
Saenger Theatre
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