Weather Forecast Summary With Snow Totals
A weather report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday with high near 20s, low around 20s, and 6.06 inches of snow since January across Arkansas. Regional forecast notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, continued cold, and varying highs mid 20s to low 80s in places with a mix of precipitation. Northeast Arkansas expected more clouds and just light showers, with a warmer trend later. Central and eastern areas anticipate freezing to near freezing, while southwest regions stay cloudy and chilly. Highs and lows vary by area, with a general cool pattern across the state.
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Reporl
Thunsday
Lhrough
Arkansas
Associated Press
Cental
Luens
South
Worthwest
M. F. McSweeney of Prescott Dies at 67
M F McSweeney aged 67 of Prescott dies today after a life begun in Peescott. Survived by seven daughters including Mrs Ray Pegehey of Prescott and Mrs Margaret Connell of Dallas, with others in Emmet Mes and Chicago. Funeral services planned, details pending.
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M. Mcsweeny
Peescott
Lala McSweeney
Ray Pegehey
Prescott
Margaret Connell
Dallas
Reeder Langston
Emmet
Frances Jindilestun
Grand Prac
Pexus
Mary Sue Hill
Chicago
Paula Stewarl
Oklahoma City
McSweeney
Presooth
Herndans Cornelys
Rock n Roll Wedding Disrupts City Nuptials in Memphis
A Memphis wedding erupted when a juke box fault sparked chaos among guests and the wedding party at a downtown venue. The Rev David Scott continued the ceremony as drivers and onlookers watched. Mrs Richant Abrams and Miss Pyril Pangell were among those in the crowded scene while fiddled delays and unplugged equipment caused a scene at the vows.
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Memphis
David Scott
Tme
Dorothy Funnel, Jr
Richant Abrams
Pyril Qure
Chaneglig
Stuicken
Ist Baptist Youths Take Memory Drills
Ist Baptist Youths hold memory and drill contests Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Intermediate contestants include Dora Amnt King and Larry Shrash with the winner advancing to the Stamps association meet on Monday March 7. Juniors listed include Sue and Carlton King Ellen and Sisan Tirner Betty Moos Peggy Mu Corkle Kathy Virash Dionne Purile and Martha MelLelland with the winner also moving on to the associational meet.
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Betty Moos
Peggy MuCorkle
Kathy Virash
Dionne Purile
Martha MelLelland
Two Accidents Reported Here
Two accidents were reported by city police Saturday, both with minor damage. A Midwest Dairy truck driven by Glendull Beardlen backed into a parked car owned by Mrs. LB White of Benton, causing small damage. On South Main Street, a vehicle given by Bed Nelson and a Hope Novelty Co. truck driven by due Patterson collided, resulting in minor damage. officers J. Tam and Brown noted the scene.
Enthusiastic Garland School Fare Leads Local Event
garbled report notes a community gathering with a chili supper at First Baptist Church hosted by the Wery Boner group and Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority member Judy Rubus of Hove as a student leader at Henderson State Teachers College. other items mention local students seeking funds, a planned Brookwood event, and postponed auxiliary police meeting due to snow.
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Faitherlale Valentine Bull
Henderson State Teachers College
Judy Rubus
Hove
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Judy
Chattanooga unrest and sitdown protests turn tense downtown
Racial strife in Chattanooga flared for a second straight day as large crowds of Negro and white youths clashed downtown. Police said twenty arrestees, with pistols taken from three, and officials planned to curb large assemblies. Separate sitdowns in Greensboro and Charlotte drew attention as Virginia passed trespass laws and Tennessee considered integrated service bans.
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Chattanooga
Po- Wee Bly Cribs
Hitler
Seth Abe Situvatlon
Greensboro
Charlotte
N.C
Negro Bay
al White
Virginia
Gay
Lindsay Altmand
Nyart
Nesons
Tennessee
Dun Jay
John W. Lelson
Lelson
Yerger PTA Annual Banquet Highlights Youth and Citizenship
Yerger PTA held its annual benefit banquet at Tarris Gym on Tuesday February 23 with speaker John J. Dones of Texarkana urging American citizens to live up to obligations and love within families. Aut Jones urged teachers to inspire students toward better education, noting Yerger High students have long led in Arkansas. Over 100 attended.
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Paa
Tarris Gym
John J. Dones
Lecker
Texarkana
Jones
Tudisy
Arkansas
Former Patmes Resident Dies in Little Rock
A longtime Patmes resident, Mrs. BJ brake, died last night in Little Rock where she had lived for many years. Survived by daughters Mya C3 Garrieun of Ping BIW and Als, Charles Dew of Bai Alitonu, sisters Mrs. Joh Owen of Hope and Mrs A N hider of Paymus. Services with burial at Macudinin Cemetery in Heidon-Cornelius Chapel.
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Sped Gi
Vylmos
Jule Rock
Sung Laulas Drake
Linke Stuck
Mya
Garrieun
Ping Biw
Charles Dew
Bai Alitonu
Joh Owen
Hope
A N Hider
Paymus
Heidon-Cornelius Chapel
Bere God
Youths Sentenced for Break-ins by Local Court
Judge Brow yesterday sentenced two youths involved in house break-ins to the Arkansas Boys Industrial School. Sentencing for two other boys was delayed. Alvin Isaiah, on probation for molesting, had probation revoked and was sent to the penitentiary for three years. He was previously sentenced Oct. 5, 1959 and placed on probation.
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Civehit
Yyis
Arkansas Boys Industrial School
Bolt
Aerion Alvin Issiah
Negry
Avicursas
National FFA Week Observed By Chapters Nationwide
National FFA Week spotlighted by members across chapters including Nope FFA with 7L members. Activities feature public service posters, farm leadership, citizenship lessons, and community projects at Oak Grove Church and local schools.
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Future Farmers of America
Thei Organianion
PVA
Oak Grove
MPA
Mada
Tommy Montgomery
Kenny Ridgulll
Easier
Dewn Byers
Hepartey
Don Powell
Sentinel
Marshall McCorkley
Burgess Garren
Vocyliobyl Agriculture Instructa Jn Dope Sizh
Alyssor
Eenior
FRA
Youll Ducal Hap. A'S
Eisenhower praises Brazil as ally in development drive
President Eisenhower extolled U S support for Brazil's economic growth amid massive crowds in Sao Paulo. He urged opportunity without discrimination as essential to democracy and touted private enterprise delivering productivity, wages, and prosperity for all, promising continued U S backing. Continued on Page Two.
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Sao’ Paulo
Brazil
Eisentower
Gray
Bruvall
U.S
United States
Avorlers
Olilke
Eisenhower
Willy
Welfare Payments Discussed for January Totals
A local welfare official cites January totals totaling about $3 million. The discussion highlights the average grant for seniors and the average check for dependents, noting figures like roughly $24.40 for a listed item and other monthly disbursements.
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Lamle Rock
APS Apkarsas
Adams
Berserk man opens fire wounding, killing in Pa town
A gunman identified as Raymond, described as a pipeline worker, killed four and wounded five in a long rampage in Unontown Pennsylvania. Police halted the attack after hours of shooting and shelling a home. victims included a highway worker and several local residents.
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Sunes
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Hess
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Pallval Gas Company
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Second Army
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Ant
Akoy
Chay
Rayrmand
Sisslay
Abd
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Mass
Maust Tang
Agu Tesgrbani
Farmington
July Crum Well
Olidoyle
Lawrence Swenglish
Hasddnnville
Poe
Corlis Mast
Jipshanid
Mes
Maust
Mary
Adiie
Valive
Esa
Execution Stay Granted for Four Negroes in Arkansas
In Little Rock the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals halted four Mississippi County Negroes’ scheduled executions. Two inmates were to die tomorrow by electric chair. the court set a March 9 hearing on their petitions claiming illegal confessions. U.S. District Judge Smith Henley had denied the request last week. Names given include Willie Byrd and James Boyd, with ages 26 and 22 respectively.
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Linle Rock
Gowk of
Luli Yestorday
U.S
Smith
Henley
Nearovs
Bramlett Dies at El Dorado in 74th Year
Mrs. Bramlett aged 74 resident of El Dorado died recently. Survived by three children including Cavey and Dave Bramlett. Also mentioned is Mrs Kellin of Son e.
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Mes
Bramlett
el Dorado
Cauoted
IM Dorado
Cavey
Dave Bramlett
Bol Kellin
Sone
Camden P Q Washington Construction Projects Approved
The House Public Works Committee approved 67 construction projects yesterday including the Camden P Q Washington project. The proposal has Senate approval from Pal fie Works Committee and now awaits funding action by the Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
Jon Camilon
House Public Works Committee
Camilon
Senate
Hope Juniors Reach Newport After Long Journey
The Hope Juniors finally make it to Newport after a long train ride described in the grainy account. References to Gailse and Mayle appear amid scattered names and locations including Malvern, Lake Hoek, and Bost, with unclear events and dates.
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Hope Juniors
Newport
Widaniuuin
Dames
Lake Hoek
Ue Mayle
Lyltan Belk Gui
Plane crash wounds U S Navy personnel in Brazil
A damaged Brazilian air flight incident wounded several U S Navy sailors and others at a coastal area near Sao Pang. The wreckage involved a Navy aircraft crew and evacuations were reported as officials assess the scene for casualties and possible cause.
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THO. DE Fanetroee
U.S
Vad
Sao Pang
Navy Plana
Damasie
Inflation Impacts Clothing and Goods Prices in January
Government reports show a modest dip in the Liv Index from a recent peak, with clothing, axes, and most real goods affected. Wages face gradual adjustments across aviation and agriculture sectors, and a broad cost of living trend underscores cautious spending in January.
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Washington
Livi Tevel
Fahey Department
Danuy
Wibl-Hay Alluel
Lineklae
Caba
Dantairy
Bodeaw Club Plans Benefit Program
The Bodeaw Bot a Chik Benefit Program is slated for Velipuary 26 at 300 in the Bon Suhuel Gymnasiun. Adults and youths over 12 are invited. tickets and details are available locally.
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Bodeaw Club
Laney Bullzame
Bon Suhuel Gymnasiun
Aduiissduli
Aduilis Sin Loy
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