Open middleweight champion wins at Fort Sotth Golden Golves
The young Open middleweight winner from Fort Sotth is boxing death at Ozark, with Adams unable to defend his AAU middleweight title in Little Rock on February 26. He has been released from hospital but ordered to four weeks in bed. Hixson leads Oklahoma A&M in defense of its Missouri Valley Conference title, planning a quick shift to tennis after finishing his chords.
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Four of Coach Rose's Meegulers set for last Arkansas game
The Razorbacks play a final 1954 season match against Texas at Fayetteville Friday night. Senior leaders from the team include Elkins Sagely Shaw Adams and others forming Rose's nucleus for next year. Markets and grain notes follow with price moves, drought impacts, and farming industry context in Arkansas and national markets.
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Razorbacks
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Fayetteville
Kenidra
Orvald Elkins
Bloyd Sagely
Raymond Shaw
Marvin Adams
Titth
Don Trumftin
Mirings
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Gerald. Barnett
Leo McDonald
Carrol Scroggins
Buddy Smith
Norman Smith
Kentucky Loses Three Players in Unclear Report
Fragmented OCR text notes Kentucky with three players lost and mentions Vanderbilt and Hagen scoring. Phrases suggest last year’s Barked from play and potential future college careers, with away regular season games remaining.
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Watson
Varderbilt
Hagen Gettig
Fron
New York Cotton and Chicago Poultry Prices Report
New York cotton trades irregular as hedging shifts activity from nearby March to later months with prices finishing 20 to 35 cents per kilo higher or lower from prior close. Chicago poultry and produce markets show steady receipts with wholesale prices mostly unchanged to slightly lower, hens, fryers, and roosters listed with various care values.
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A. Kile
Chicago
Hutter
Kentucky and LSU contest SEC title as postgrad rule blocks NCAA
In a tight SEC race LSU kept pace with Kentucky by defeating Alabama 79-65. Bob Pettit delivered a stellar 35 points, closing his home collegiate career with a dominant scoring burst, while Kentucky could face playoff limits due to postgrad status despite potential SEC success.
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Alabama
Bob Pettit
Livestock prices steady to weak at St Louis sale
At National Stockyards St Louis hogs 7000 head, weights 180 to 470 pounds, moderate activity with bulk choice 150 230, high bids 29 to 35. Bulls and cows mostly steady. Cattle 3300 with calves 700, steers 21.00 to 23.50, heifers 15.50 to 18.50, bears mixed. Lambs 600 with limited activity, prime No 1 skins 22.25 at 92 pounds, early sales sparse.
Tax revision clash on income exemption rise in committee
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee press a plan to lift the personal income tax exemption from zero to 700 dollars as part of a broader tax reform bill nearing completion. Republicans discuss countering with their own cuts while debates focus on preserving or trimming the committee’s 800 page bill and its 2.3 billion annual tax cuts.
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Democrata
Warhoop Jake Captures Series in Grand Junction
Warhoop Jake, a six year old bird dog owned by Dr. Ry E. Longshort of Mount Holly New Zealand, won a pressure packed runoff to claim his first national championship. He defeated Lone Survivor for $1,500 in cash and a year’s possession of two large silver cups.
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Ry E. Longshort
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Hospital Drunkard Row Convulses Norfolk Town
Everett Carr defends Dr Talboy amid gossip that he drank before an accident. Shelly confronts the injured doctor at hospital, urging him to defend himself against town suspicions and medical society pressure. She vows to stand by him despite Norfolk’s hostile mood and rumors about Mrs Armes.
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Craigak
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Ely Havern
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Ward
Shelly Carr
Norrolk
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Farm Home Administration cuts hit 22 in Little Rock
Little Rock FHA officials announced 22 employees would be cut by March 29 with more losses expected as adjustments sweep 187 county jobs. J W Highfill said notices would be issued and layoffs affect 12 positions locally. Also in brief, Arkansas Republicans set March 6 for 1954 state convention agenda including representation limits and possible 450 delegate cap.
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Farm Home Administration
FHA
J. W. Hightill
Highfill Alvy Sail Peters
County
Pha
Litle Rock
Republican State Executive — Committee
A. Lb. Jarber
Barker
Busch Defends Card Purchase
ST LOUIS August A Busch defends buying the St Louis Cardinals claiming the organization acted to keep the club in the city. Busch, president of Anheuser Busch Inc., notes the purchase followed no other group able to retain the team locally. Senator Edwin C Jognon introduces a bill to subject beer or quarry firm owned clubs to antitrust laws.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Busch
Anheuser Busch Inc
Edwin C. Joh Gon
Colo
Japanese Exports and Partee Mill Labor Ruling
Japan’s 1983-54 exports are forecast at 1.1993 billion dollars, up from 1.18 billion. Partee Ploaying Mill in Magnolia Avenue faces a cease and desist order for unfair labor practices. The company must stop discouraging union membership and compensate two workers for losses due to discrimination. The AP wrongly reported a mandatory collective bargaining order and a layoff count of 19.
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Magnolia, Ave
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
APL
Pey
Associated Press
Jane and David at the dance chase teenage tensions
A narrator recalls a high school romance as Jane and David attend a dance. David’s calm, steady manner contrasts with Jane’s restless curiosity about love and the future. After a night out, Jane diaries the event while a lingering doubt over stamps and affection persists. The essay touches on growing up and misread signals. The final note explains the pistol etymology from Pistoria, Italy.
Doctor risked his career over a patient death
Shelly confronts Craig about a patient, Mrs Armes, who died after a seizure of angina. He explains the medical society may suspend him for failing to respond, recalling Babylonian punishment for failed doctors. Shelly proposes using reform as leverage while grappling with professional and moral turmoil.
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Craig
Medical Society
Mrs. Armes
Babylon
Norfolk
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