Markets lift stockyard bids amid chaotic trading notes
Fragmented market entries show Joe Hager and multiple buyers with varied bids on cattle, hogs, and sheep. Prices listed include 24.5 to 29.9 cents per pound and numerous references to bids, quotes, and unsettled trades across several consignors and lots.
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Vaalora
Ull
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Neral
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Taylor Not Preparing for Korean War
A fragmented report notes discussion of U S readiness during rising Cold War tensions. It references POWs and diplomacy concerns, with vague mentions of Korean War posture and potential prisoner exchanges involving North Korea and China.
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Muswell
Alan
Koro
Tetlan
Meutradane
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Chimay Cation Dan
Arimis Dleg
Radio Station Strike Ends After Prolonged Dispute
Reported settlement ends a labor strike at KGHI with union and management agreeing to terms. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but negotiations led to an end to the work stoppage and resumed broadcasts.
Fair Share for Farmer Sought by March Convention
A fragmented report describes widespread calls for fair farming dividends amid a May convention. Speakers urge government aid and policy shifts to protect farmers and ensure food supply stability.
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Cyciocatio Lake Reay
Panteeny
He Ranier
Judge Reverses Own Decision in Crittenden County Case
A Marion legal dispute ends with the judge overturning a prior ruling. The Arkansas Supreme Court is cited in the decision as the framework for the reversal, with references to local attorneys Leo South and Judge Smith. The article notes ongoing legal contention and procedural questions.
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Marion
Crittenden County
Leo
Jurhee Smith
Aed
Arkansas to Get Funds for Projects
Arkansas will receive federal funds for construction and military projects. The list includes the Fort Smith arsenal and a new ammunition depot, with amounts totaling several hundred thousand dollars. The program aims to fund facilities in the state and support regional development per the approved committee plan.
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Arkinnan
Arkinsas
Thee Ding Gott
Bizarre Death in Hollywood
Hollywood police investigate a brutal homicide found with a chained victim, James (Gack) Felhoter, 37, an employed sales engineer. The body wore only a striped shirt and shorts, mouth taped, with padlocks on a neck chain and a scene suggesting elaborate preparations for death by three assailants.
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Hey Core
Boise
Hanglee
Tia
Polbie
James
Gack) Felhoter
Pellefer
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