Local Driver Dies From Weekend Crash Injuries
A driver died Saturday from injuries sustained in a crash when his truck overturned on Petit Jean Mountain. The incident prompted emergency responders to work through the night to stabilize and transport the patient.
Wilson Family Reunion Draws Wide Attendance at Park
A family reunion in St. Louis Missouri with relatives from Hope Arkansas and Antlers Oklahoma featured many names listed as attendees. The event noted multiple Wilson family members including Mrs Nathanel Wilson Mrs Elizabeth Holt and Mr J A Wilson among others with addresses in Hope Prescott and St Louis. The piece also mentions Tigers practice resuming with nine new players and a graduate of University of Colorado in the roster.
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Taylor Ave
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En- Apt
St Louis
Reivers
Fairfax Ave
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St. Mo
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Gemple Street
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Childsen
Susie
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Bob
Louis
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Ave
King
SIM Cab
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St. Lessie
Tigers
Verger
Market steady as demand stays strong for poultry
Northwest Little Rock area reports steady market and strong demand for broilers and fryers at 26 cents with most offerings at 26. Batesville Floral area confirms a steady market and good demand with broilers and fryers priced at 26 cents F.O.B. farm.
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Grains Fluctuate on Chicago Board of Trade
Active trading on the Board of Trade sees grains reversing trends with wheat weaker and corn firmer. September prices show mixed moves with soybeans and oats following varied directions. futures and cash values are listed for wheat corn oats soybeans and related products.
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New York Stocks Rally on Heavy Steel Trading
The market rose further in active trading with steel shares driving gains of 1 to 3 points. Other winners included rails oils aircrafts chemicals building materials and radio televisions while overall advances spread across major groups.
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Walker High School Invitation and Visiting Guests
Walker High School Magnolia Arkansas notes Mr and Mrs McQueary will reside at 608 Shower St. Mr and Mrs Eli Arnold Jr and family from Chicago visited Mrs Arnold's parents Mr and Mrs Thomas and daughter Lois. Mrs Josephine Davis Brown of Kansas City Missouri and Mrs Bernice Davis Beard and daughter Berna Jean of Kansas City Kansas are visiting their mother Mrs L M Davis.
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Chicago, Ill
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Mrs. Thomas
Lois
Josephine Davis Brown
Kansas City, Mo
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Berna Jean
Kansas City, Kans
L. M. Davis
Chicago Live Poultry Prices and Receipts Report
Live poultry markets stay steady to firm with hens and young stock steady as receipts reach 675 coops. Butter and eggs show little change with wholesale prices mostly unchanged though notes of slight variations. eggs steady with U S large whites at 60 to 69.9 cents per dozen and other grades near 52 to 36 cents.
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F.o.b
U. S
New York Cotton Prices Turn Varied Amid Hedge Selling
Cotton futures were irregular as hedge selling pressed nearby deals while October spot delivery steadied on recovering orders after a large drop in certified stocks. Weather in the cotton belt remained clear and favorable. Late afternoon quotes showed a 20 cent to 75 cent swing. October 33.83, December 33.75, March 33.46.
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New York
Livestock Prices Steady to Mixed at St Louis Sale
Hogs 7,000 opened slow then fair, heavy 180 lb plus steady to strong. lighter weights 25 cents higher. Sows mostly steady to 25 higher. Cattle 4,200 with 300 calves. trade dull on steers and stock. Vealers 20 to 26, prime 23. Sheep 1,000 opened slow. spring lambs 19 to 20, others 14 to 19. Bulls and canners mixed, hogs and cattle showing varied but overall firming in spots.
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Eisenhower Says Peace Must Be Just and Stands Against Wrongs
President Eisenhower told the American Bar Association that America seeks a peace based on justice and security. He stated the nation cannot accept Soviet domination, German division, or subversion as part of peace, while expressing hope that the Geneva summit offers a path to such a peace. He spoke at the ABA's anniversary convention honoring John Marshall.
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Texarkana Voters Back College Bond Plan
Texarkana residents approve a half million dollar bond for Texarkana Junior College. Unofficial returns show 511 in favor and 88 opposed. Funds will expand classrooms conference rooms a 2500 seat auditorium and land purchases as enrollment jumped 81 percent last year.
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Will Try Again for River Record
Bill Tedford Jr., a 42 year old sporting goods dealer from Little Rock, plans a new attempt to break the Mississippi River speed record from New Orleans to St. Louis. He will test a 16 foot aluminum boat at Willow Beach on Saturday and hopes to depart New Orleans at midnight September 1 reaching St. Louis by Labor Day with his 16 year old son Bill Jr. aboard.
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Night Temperatures Dip Near Bluegrass Sod
Tests show night temperatures near bluegrass sod can be as much as six degrees cooler than shoulder height observations. Researchers measure ground level cooling, noting sharper drops in late evening across field plots and track locations.
Prescott social supper honors guests at McKenzie home
Mrs Edward Bryson and Mrs H H McKenzie hosted a terrace supper at the McKenzie residence with guests including Mr and Mrs J H Langley and families from Fort Worth and Okolona. High score honors went to Mrs Wren Scott. several attendees traveled from nearby towns for the event and others joined for a salad course and floral table decor.
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Edward Bryson
H. H. McKenzie
McKenzie
J. H. Langley
C. A. Haynes
Jack Burchard
Okolona
Carl Rhinehold
Jackie Lynn
Pamela
Fort Worth
Texas
Bob Todd
Fort Worth Texas
Johnny and
Kathey Langley
Mr. McKenzie
Jim McKenzie
Mary Beth Bryson
Bridal shower honors Mrs Johnny Stark in home of Hale kin
Mrs Johnny Stark formerly Kay King was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Dwight Pankey at her parents home, Corbett and Mrs Hale. Garden blossoms graced the porch and living room while pink and white carnations adorned the corsage and centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Karl King Jr Martha Ann Mitchell Mrs Billy Wilson Mrs Carol Lambert Genevieve King Patsy Allen of Gurdon Mrs Charles Brown Marshall Texas Mrs Mack Osborne of Gurdon and Mrs Bob Todd of Fort Worth.
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Kay King
Dwight Pankey
Corbett Hale
Karl King, Jr
Martha Ann Mitchell
Billy Wilson
Carol Lambert
Genevieve King
Patsy Allen
Gurdon
Charles Brown
Marshall
Texas
Mack Osborne
Bob Todd
Fort Worth
Mrs E M Sharp Hosts 1950 Canasta Club
Mrs E M Sharp served as hostess to the 1950 Canasta Club gathering at the Lawson Hotel on Friday afternoon.
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Lawson Hotel
Flood Relief Efforts Expanded Across New England
Flood cleanup continued as mass evacuations faced delays from broken lines and transport outages. Connecticut and Massachusetts led relief with supplies and medical aid, including 250000 anti typhoid shots and essential needs like drinking water, dry ice, and food. The Red Wing derailment near Lowell injured six people and disrupted rail service as helicopters and boats delivered supplies to affected areas.
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Philadelphia
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Concord
Local Visits Highlight Weekday Socials
Mrs Emmett Parham Ricky and Gordon of Benton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Gordon on Thursday. Pamela joined them on the return trip after visiting her grandparents. Barbara Moberg called on Virginia Ann Hays at St Vincents Infirmary in Little Rock where Hays recovers from knee surgery. Mary Buchanan returned from West Memphis where she stayed with her aunt Dorothy Wortham. Jim Gentry Thomas, guest of his parents, leaves for Morriston to begin his preceptorship then enter the University of Arkansas Medical School in Little Rock for his senior year.
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St. Vincents Infirmary
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West Memphis
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Charlie Thomas
Morriston
University of Arkansas Medical School
Deranged airman fatally strikes at Broadstairs beach
At Broadstairs England a Black airman Napol eon Green fatally wounded two U S fliers and an RAF corporal during a chaotic beachside incident. He killed himself with a .30 caliber carbine after terrorizing hundreds. Four American service personnel and three British women workers were among the injured. One American police officer identified as Nelson Gresham from Philadelphia was among the dead. others were unnamed pending notifications. A British civilian and another American were also reported hurt.
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Napoleon Green
Nelson Gresham
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Weather outlook across Arkansas with scattered storms
Central Arkansas prints a warm humid day with highs near the 90s and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Northeast and Southeast regions show similar heat with downpours possible mainly after noon. Northwest and Southwest report highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and evening storms possible. At Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio more than 1 000 buildings.
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Passenger train strikes parked car on bridge report
A passenger train traveling from Boston to Montreal struck a parked freight car on a bridge as flood waters receded. Officials report many missing with 71 people still unaccounted for in Connecticut.
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