Arkansas Weather Records Show Heavy Rainfall Across State
Four Arkansas cities report near four inches of precipitation with 33 days into the year. The Weather Bureau notes all main rivers rising as Ouachita and White near flood stages. Forecasts predict the Ouachita at Camden to reach 85 feet, three feet above flood, while Black River, White River at Clarendon and Red River near Heber Springs show rising levels and potential flood impacts.
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Bitte Rock
Arkansas
Tittle Rock
Gerstrat
Camden
Black Rock
Yierrow
Weather Bureau
Heber Springs
Estate Notice From Hope Arkansas District Office
Public notice states the administration of the estate of a decedent in Hope Arkansas to be continued from February 1986. All persons with claims against the estate must file them duly with the appointed administrator or court by a specified deadline.
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Ington
Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Incompetent Finding Shocks Police Court Proceedings
The court declares Matt Rae and Lee Won incompetent in a prob and court case summary. Officials note ongoing jurisprudence and potential restoration hearings. Local records indicate a contested matter and involve state prosecutors and public defenders.
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Court
Matt No Rae
Lee
Mission study ends at First Methodist Church Prescott
The W S C 5 of the First Methodist Church completed a Monday afternoon mission study at the Prescott church led by Mrs. J B Hesterly. Miss Carol Scott presented the devotional Light Out of Darkness and the group discussed A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life by William Law. Members and guests also prayed and reviewed religious readings as several names attended. Paula Hiett marked her sixth birthday with a party at home, with gifts, games, and a pink white cake.
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First Methodist’ Church
J. B. Hesterly
Carol Scott
J. B. Munn
Pred White
W. F) Spears
Lewis .Connell
George Teat
Charlie Thomas
J. T. Worthington
Dan Pittman
W. Teeter
Wayne Eley
P. A. Escarre
W. BR. Hambright
Burke Shelton
William Lawrence
L. O. Lee
Thomas R. Kelly
Teeter
Paula Hiett
Paul Hiett
Mildred Buchanan
Larry Johnson
Becky Garrett
Pam Fore
Susie Willis
Edith Ann Henley
Gilda Fay Hines
Mil
Pilot Killed as Fury Jet Crashes in Tokyo Suburb
A U S Marine F9 Fury jet from Atsugi Naval Air Station crashed into a crowded east Tokyo suburb during a routine training mission. The pilot was killed and four civilians were injured, one seriously. Two houses were destroyed and three damaged in the wreckage.
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Tokyo
Marinens
Atsugi Naval Air Station
API
Poe
Truman Says No Need for Solid South to Win
Former President Truman told reporters that civil rights may cost Southern votes but the Democrats can win without the Solid South. He plans active involvement at the Chicago convention, hints at wandering as a visitor and free agent and will meet Senator Estes Kefauver during the day.
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New ‘York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Chicago
Missouri
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower medical dispute may shape second term decision
President Eisenhower faces a split among doctors over when his health will let him decide on a second term. White House physician Snyder cautions two months more, while Dr. Paul Dudley White expects a mid February final check after Eisenhower resumes full duties in January. The disagreement centers on whether the general’s convalescence is complete enough to affirm fitness to run again.
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Lall
Snyder
Eisenhower
Spyder
Dhlysdally
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhowe
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Markets and Livestock Report From Early Trading
Market activity shows steady or higher trends in broilers and poultry at Arkansas farms with prices FOB. New York trading features varied stocks and mixed metals, cotton futures uneven with modest gains, grains listing wheat corn oats, and soybean oil around mid 40s. US livestock at National Stockyards reports mostly lower hogs and steady cattle and calf numbers, with ranges across weights and grades.
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New York
Weather notes highlight below normal Arkansas temperatures
The report shows Arkansas temperatures 1 degree below normal with normal minima ranging from 26 to 50 and maxima from 48 to 65. It notes colder conditions southeast Friday night into Saturday, extended cold, and moderate to heavy precipitation through Sunday. East Texas expects freezing rain or snow inland with rain near the coast, and Oklahoma remains cloudy with snow and sleet possible, cooler tonight and Saturday.
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Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Livestock Prices Across Grades and Species
Comparable grade heifers sell from 18.00 to 17.60 with commercial grades at 14.00 to 15.50. Most utility cows bring 11.50 to 12.75, with outsized commercial up to 13.50. Bulls run 12.50 to 14.30, best heavy fat bulls 19.00, land choice wealers 24.00 to 28.00, few primes to 34.00. sheep at 200 head, lambs 18.50, utilities 16.00 to 18.00.
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Loud Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
USDA
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