Plane Crash Overwater Near New Orleans Claims Several Aboard
An airliner traveling from Tampa to New Orleans crashed Saturday afternoon after deviating from course in strong winds. Prominent passengers and crew were aboard the Lig airliner. Investigators, including aviation officials and a photographer, report the craft went down about 12 miles from the Florida Morgan point as rescue efforts followed a midair alarm.
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Markets in St Louis Livebrook Livestock Yard Report
At St Louis National Stock Yard Livestock sale shows hogs and cattle trading to varied bids. Prices listed include hogs 19,000 head, 240 pounds to 270 pounds, cattle and calves at 400 pounds, and cattle weights around 600 pounds with prices from 24 to 38 dollars. Demand described as active with some stability across sections though some classes weaker.
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New York Stocks Hold Steady Amid Mixed Trade
Stock market ends narrow session with fractional gains as U.S. industry leaders like U.S. Steel, Southern Railway, Du Pont and Philip Morris show gains while American Telephone and Union Pacific slide. Chicago live poultry prices steady, with hen, fryers and ducklings moving at varied wholesale bids.
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New York Cotton Market Blasts Higher on March Contracts
In New York today, cotton futures moved broadly as traders covered positions near the March contract. Prices climbed with specific gains in nearby months, with March at 10.3 cents, May near 10.0, and notable activity across the market.
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Demicratic House Fight Over Continued Pagy Bill
A chaotic House meeting shows Democrats pushing for continued action on the Pagy bill amid party divisions. Reports indicate heated exchanges as leadership seeks a decisive vote while Republicans resist, hoping to alter the bill’s fate before the chamber adjourns.
British capitalist’s view on American car demand noted
An interview with Sir William, knighted for wartime service, argues British industry relies on American car demand. He predicts 20,000 UK purchases in 1951 and 40,000 in 1952, critiques capitalism values, and says money follows achievement only when one works with enthusiasm and seizes opportunities.
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Air Force jets clash with Soviet fighters over Hokkaido
An Air Force communique reports U S Thunderjets intercepted two Altasian type fighters near Namuro on Hokkaido. One Thunderjet opened fire when orders were ignored. Both intruders fled toward disputed islands as a U S planed chase involved Superforts shot down later. Government and Soviet replies followed with denials and warnings.
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Ambiguous Judgment Case Involving Southark Trading Co
A murky legal note references a judgment attempt around a dispute with Southark Trading Co and others over payments and breach. The text mentions parties including Aimeri can coach and HLG and lists figures like 1,400 though details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The court proceedings appear to involve breach and awards but specifics are not discernible.
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Winds May Have Caused Plane Crash
National Airlines DCO crashed in the Gulf of Mexico with 46 aboard. Capt. E J Kershaw said stormy conditions may have caused the flight after a Sunday overflight and statements from NAS in Miami. Debris showed no malfunctions. last contact was at 12:10 pm EST with descent from 14 000 to 4 500 feet. Unconfirmed reports cite possible uneventful routine prior to the weather.
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Gay Springer
Bottlers Seek Higher Prices in Arkansas Press
Involving A B Stamps of Newport and a soft drink bottler, the case centers on price raises and industry stance. A Workmen's Compensation Committ ee ruled Massey was an independent trucker not an employee of Poteau at the time of a highway injury in Crawford County. The Court also held that L J Bishop and others may claim a tract in Arkansas County against Walter Williams and others, reversing a lower circuit court ruling from northwestern Arkansas.
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A. B. Stamps
Dust Dwindles on Plains Dust storm slows travel
Dust laden winds and blowing grit cut highway viability in the plains and slowed travel across Colorado and Arkansas. Snow and wind hindered passes in Colorado while dust storms prompted postponement of events in Steam Springs. Weather officials warned of continued blasts and sharply reduced visibility in spots, with temperatures dropping tonight across the region.
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Nimmons Man Killed in Wreck
Nimmons Ark resident John C. Davis, 20, was instantly killed when his automobile left the road and crashed into a drainage ditch bridge near Dennett. A fragment of iron railing jammed into the car and struck Davis. The fatal accident occurred on a state highway near the town.
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Court Recognizes Inflation in Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court took judicial notice of inflation in a damage suit appeal. It noted cited cases where judgments were reduced for injuries no more severe, but ruled that the value of a dollar is much less today than years ago and could not say the judgment was excessive.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Eight Violent Deaths in State Reported
By the Associated Press at least eight Arkansans died violently in the week ended Sunday midnight. In Brinkley a four year old boy was injured fatally yesterday when struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle on Highway 70 east of Brinkley.
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Unclear fragments from Arkansas fire and politics note
A fragmentary report mentions Phillip Farr an infant dying two hours after a fire near England on Friday. The blaze fed by tractor fuel destroyed the Farr home in Little Rock hospital where others were burned. Another fragment notes an old belief that women cannot take part in politics unless they are reigning queens.
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Little Rock
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