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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1958
Page
4
Washington reports Agriculture Department estimates show per capita farm income in 1957 at $11,500,000,000, down 4 percent from 1956 due to lower cash returns. Total farm income, including nonfarm sources, reached $20,009,000,000 with realized net income at $21,100,000,000 and government payments rising to support farmer income amid changing inventory and wage figures.
A garbled snippet mentions precipitation for the year, river levels, readings at Index and Fitton, and a note on White cuffs. It alludes to readings for renovations and a slow, ongoing decline in the Red River area including Denison Texarkana regions.
United Press reports aileration and early becaiing Baril cloudy and cooler into tonight with highs reaching the 40s to 80s across regions. Some days show near normal temperatures, with scattered precipitation possible midweek and light rain Sunday.
Members of the Wie Future Farmers of America chapter will attend a Federation Contest in Prescott on March 3. The group, led by advisor Burgess Garvett and Miss Janelle Fincher, includes Donald Brown Bil Haire Ray Duke and others as entrants. Mike Morris is the likely public shield.
CAPS CANAVERAL Fla United Press staff reports the Air Force Navaho missile, after exploding in flight during a test, may not be the focus of future long range missiles but could guide value for other weapons. Navy and Air Force teams rush to salvage third Vanguard launch while an Explorer satellite aims for next fortnight.
Reynolds Moris Sliffora, an El Dorado native and former alderman, died at Fort Toats Veterans Hospital on Tuesday at age 47. Officials cited a knee condition worsened by a World War II injury. he had been recovering but then suffered a sudden health event leading to death.
A Pacific storm swept from California across the Plains to the Midwest, causing about 1.0 billion dollars in damage. Record high temperatures occur in Fargo and Minneapolis as strong winds shattered marks. Traffic deaths and casualties are reported in multiple states amid the storm's progression.
A fragmented report notes approval of a planned control program labeled Di gimetons and related items by about 30 producers. The meeting occurred in Adams county with attendees from Buas d Antioch Church and county authorities.
Washington House set a vote on extra Soil Bank funds for the year amid farmer demand for subsidies. Lawmakers approved a $3,000 collection on any entity linked to acreage under provisions, and earlier approved funds totaling hundreds of millions for the reserve program to reduce production.
Mrs W W Ellen 83 longtime Hempstead County resident and member of the Capital Church died in a local hospital Tuesday. She is survived by her husband W I W Ellen a daughter Jess Evans of Hope and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Pips Baptist Church with Rev Joan H Meclana officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Cemetery.
Washington observers report a heated scene as lawmakers dismiss calls for increased foreign aid while domestic concerns dominate. debate highlights friction with France over Corsair planes under the Mutual Security Program and questions about U S spending abroad versus a sagging economy at home.
A fragmented account traces LeTourneau from early business success to vast wealth, noting plants in Stockton and other states, rapid growth in 1920s and 1980s milestones, debts and legal troubles, and a long career marked by industrial ventures, setbacks, and resilience.
President Eisenhower cautions the nation that an economic upturn will be slow and gradual. He defends ongoing federal policy and calls for patience, noting potential tax and regulatory measures while stressing confidence in a gradual recovery through year.
A garbled report mentions France and the United States discussing planes, funding, and diplomatic steps. References to committees, individuals, and possible withdrawals hint at international negotiations and potential shifts in alliance posture amid ongoing debates.
New York dispatch reports Arkansas garners 13 million in payments tied to deaths and related benefits. Details mention allocations and beneficiary figures with reference to state agencies and dates in 1997.
A terse note reports authorities withdrawing a troop request amid a dispute in Ghent involving judge Reonay APN Thien and Blom. The fragment hints at a security or watch-related matter with unspecified details and potential regional implications.
Fragments discuss GE pulling back on appliances including ranges and toasters, with mentions of price pressure, trade, and company pricing behavior. The text references consumer goods, retail pricing, and concerns over manufactured sets amid legal and market pressures.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hempstead and March events urging altered activities. Mentions “slurgetors” and experts expected to take action, but content is garbled with missing context and names.
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