Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Local Sport Roundup
Readable bits mention a 5-4 and 8-4 score split, players named Jim and Mina, and references to a game in progress or summary. Includes scattered phrases about a pacer, field hike, and bold lime after a share. Overall, a hazy players and scores snapshot.
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Middle Age Is Like Heaven Says HAL BOYLE
A humorous meditation on middle age contrasts youth and aging. The piece notes how men and women perceive middle age differently, observing changes in priorities, routines, and self-perception. It blends witty reflections with social security timing and nostalgia for past eras.
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Bank Construction Fund Authorized by House
Washington AP reports the House approved a 330 million fund for Federal Reserve Bank construction despite protests from Rep. Wright Patman. Only about 4 thousand 127 dollars remains for the project, with most slated for a larger building at Little Rock.
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House Banking Committee
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Ex Parker named chief of staff at Ft. Chaffee
Former University of Arkansas captain Col. Choice I. Rucker is appointed chief of staff at Ft. Chaffee announced by Maj. Gen William C. Tullock. Rucker, Arkansas 1935 captain and 1933 Dixie Classic player, served with the 82nd Airborne in World War II and with the 91st Infantry in Korea. He earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart and coached high school football in Oklahoma City and Little Rock before marching to service.
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Moonshiners Steal Still From Jail
Moonshiners lured a deputy and towed off a mobile moonshine still from Cairo city jail before dawn. Police found the still on a pickup in a wooded area after a hoax disturbance call, with the distributor removed to disable it.
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Nota
State Praised for Training Negro Doctor
Arkansas was highlighted for welcoming Negro medical students at its state university medical school. Dr. W Montague Cobb of Washington editor of the National Medical Association Journal said Arkansas accepts internships in university hospitals on the same basis as white doctors and has graduated a couple dozen Negro medical students since 1948. He spoke at the NMA annual convention.
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Pine Bluff Plant to Rebuild After Devastating Fire
The Standard Ice Co of Arkansas says its Pine Bluff plant destroyed by a Monday fire will be rebuilt and production continued. Estimated loss stands at $100,000. In Little Rock, W. Jamison of Magnolia was named campaign manager for Dr Kenneth G Jones of Little Rock, opposing Sen. William Fulbright in November. Jamison is a former Columbian County Republican Committee chair and plans a Little Rock campaign HQ by September 1.
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Kenneth G Jones
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William Fulbright
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