Training Session For Local Club Women On Meat Buying
Fifteen home demonstration clubs represented at a January 3 meeting at Mrs. Joann Phillips home. Mrs. Phillips outlined meat’s role in daily diets, grading of beef, and practical buying tips. Demonstrations covered dry and moist heat methods, including pork loin roast and sauerbraten, with an economy meat roll recipe to stretch food budgets.
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Joann Phillips
Phillips
USDA
Q. B. Hodnett
County Foods
William Schooley
Jack Sumpter
Victory
C. L. Baererts
Rocky Mound
W. Yarberry
B. d. Siinason
Gordon Prescott
McCaskill
Archie Smith
Homemakers
Matt. Bristow
Guernsey
C. Beck
Centerville
Mary Beasley
Spring Hill
Jim Stone
Friendship
Mary Gilbert
Columbus
C. B. Hodnett
Hopewell
Jessie Evans
T. B. Fenwick
Baker
Harold Sanford
Shover Springs
Turnback Bills Recommended Turnback Bills Recommended
A House Roads and Highways Committee in Little Rock endorsed two state gasoline turnback bills for cities. One bill seeks about 3.4 million in city turnback, the other would set cities at 4,006,000 annually, while county shares stay at 7.3 million. If neither passes, cities would receive about 4.18 million due to highway bond retirement.
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Little Rock
House
Garland
Ray Smith
Smith
Arkansas Municipal League
Convicted Woman Given Furlough in Arkansas Case
Mrs Naomi Shinn convicted of manslaughter in the slaying of a Kansas City policeman has been granted a furlough from the Arkansas Penitentiary. Sheriff Jack Gregory said she surrendered last week, then received a 460 day furlough due to illness while undergoing medical treatment in Kansas City. She was free on 310000 bond pending an appeal to the state Supreme Court, which will not be filed, and is a native of Fulton County Arkansas.
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Mountain Home
Ark
API
Naomi Shinn
Kansas City
Arkansas
Jack Gregory
Shinn
Gregory
State Supreme Court
Francis Holtman
Here
Fulton County
Burne Are Fatal
Hot Springs Ark AP reports the death of Le ta Yarbrough a young daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Yarbrough of Hot Springs in a fatal incident that occurred Monday with details incomplete from the clipping.
Rainbow Garden Clubnotes at Mrs. C. Johnson home
Prescott reporters record Rainbow Garden Club meeting at Mrs. C Johnson's home with Jane presiding, resolutions, yard and garden improvement talk, yearbook prizes to Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. Sheil, and numerous guest names. Wren Scott hosted a Bolivia party with seasonal flowers and prize winners announced. Kiwanis Club met at Broadway Hotel with Rubinoff project plans and an essay contest titled The Battle of Prairie DeAnne announced, plus prizes. Miss Martha Ann Grimes honored with a misc shower for Ronnie Burke at the Community Center. attendees listed and prizes noted. Awards earned for Back Yard Study Course at First Baptist Church and notes from regional church conference and visits.
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Rainbow Garden Club
C. G. Johnson
Jane
C. . Johnsor
Gordon Dar
Ira Tyree
A. Peters
A. R. Underwood
MM. D. Sheil
Ellis Stewart
Roy Duke
Wren Scott
Bolivia
R. L. Blakely Jr
Homer Ward
Clyde’ Marsh
Jim Yancey
G. Gordon
J. B. Hesterly
W. P. Cummings
N. N. Daniel
R. P. Hamby
T. E. Logan
E. M., Sharp
H. J. Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Broadway Hotel
Jett Livingston
Milton Stokes
John Tecter Jr
Rubinoff
Prairie DeAnne
Burke
de Ann
J. J. Clarkson
Pheneames
Miss Grimes
Nat Woosley
Rucker Murry
Claude Meadors
John McRae
Harrell Hines
Lennard Graham
Ray Stainton
First Baptist Church
Arkansas Lawmakers Weigh Budget Cuts and Constitutional Change
Arkansas legislators debated trimming the AM&N appropriation by 25 000 annually and approved a plan to shorten constitutional amendment time. A measure would remove city tax limits and empower the General Assembly to set new maximums. Other actions include social security coverage for teachers, wage studies, and bills on road funding, driving penalties, and eye donation. The session featured talks on a super board for higher education and more spending versus restraint.
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Rules Committee
U. S
House of Representatives
Congress
Arkansas
Senate
House
Thomas A. Penn
Black Rock
Sen. Bintes
Taxpayers’ Educational Association, Inc
Austin
Tex
Hempstead
Talbot Field Jr
William J.smith
Orval EB
Faubus
General Assembly
Jackson
Lonnie Etheridge
University of Arkansas
Ethridge
Pulaski
J. H
Cottrell
Little Rover
Marion Crank
Merle F. Peterson
Ditmas
South
Indus
Secretary of Labor
Clarence E. Bell
State Board of Education
Woman Burns Hands Saving Child From Stove Fire
Mrs Yarbrough suffered burns to her hands last Wednesday while rescuing a child from flames that ignited the child's clothing as a stove flare up started the fire at their home.
Trailer towing service denied in Arkansas
National Trailer Convoy Inc of Tulsa Oklahoma failed to secure permission to run a mobile home towing service in Arkansas. Judge J Mitchell Cockrill upheld a 1959 Arkansas Commerce Commission ruling denying operations. The firm had sought terminals at Fort Smith Hot Springs and Jonesboro.
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Little Rock
Nationa' Trailer Convoy, Inc
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Pulaski
J. Mitchell Cockrill
Arkansas Commerce Commission
National
Fort Smith
Uhot Springs
Jonesboro
Minuteman Missile System to Start Silo Construction
Construction will begin on 200 foot deep silos and facilities for three 55 missile Minuteman squadrons at Malmstrom AFB near Great Falls Montana. Missiles will be remotely operated from five posts, with underground checkout consoles and a single squadron guard of about 9 men per missile. The first Minuteman train will roll in 1963 across 100000 miles of railroad. Minuteman uses solid fuel, reducing handling complexity, size, weight, and personnel compared with Atlas and Titan systems.
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Strateghc Air Command
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Minuteman
U.S
Navy
Army
Atlas
Louisiana Weather: Cloudy with Showers Through Thursday
Weather outlook for northwest to mid 408 south west area: cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight around 45 to 85. highs Thursday between 60 and 70.
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Tow
Louisiana
Hope Star publication details and January revenue rise
The Hope Star lists staff roles and circulation details for Hope, Arkansas, and notes January revenue collections totaling 15,048,215 dollars, up 842,974 from a year earlier. Officials attribute the gain to December carryovers and faster bookkeeping rather than new revenue.
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Little Rock
Arkasas
State Revenue Commission
J. Orville Cheney
Fort Smith Girl Dies in Wreck
In Fort Smith Arkansas a 16 year old girl was killed and two others injured when their car plunged down a 25 foot embankment after failing to negotiate a sharp curve in a Fort Smith residential district Tuesday night. Nikki Priakos, daughter of Mrs Walter L Hammock, was killed. Barbara Agent 16 was hospitalized with a broken jaw and Linda Winford 16 was treated for shock and released. Officers said Miss Winford was driving the car.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith
Nikki Priakos
Walter L. Hammock
Barbara Agent
Jo Linda Winford
Miss Winford
Good-Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
Unwise eating or drinking may irritate the bladder causing restlessness and discomfort. Doan's Pills offer soothing relief for bladder irritations, backache, headaches, and muscular aches with mild diuretic action to aid kidney output.
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Dann
Daan
Happy Relief
Doan
Pilla
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