Sugar Beet May Change Agri Pattern in Tri-State Area
The sugar beet could reshape farming in the delta region of Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee as farmers weigh climate irrigation and processing needs against potential profits. A 57 page University report outlines obstacles including required acreage history for federal quotas and the cost of a new mill estimated at 6 million dollars.
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Ed McKnight
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Paul Jones
D-Mo
House Agriculture Committee
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Dear Helen Dear Mr R Henpecked Husband Sparks Advice
A longtime manager shares marriage advice praising genuine love and mutual respect while critiquing premarital sex and gender expectations. He argues happiness comes from a warm heart and shared purpose, noting wives often bear the blame for marital issues and urging self-improvement before judging others. The columnist invites reader responses to Helen Worden Erskine.
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Dorothy Dix Trademark Claim Signals Syndicate Feature
Dorothy Dix is identified as a registered trademark in a Beil McClure Syndicate feature note. The brief item notes branding but provides no broader context or event details.
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Dorothy Dix
Beil-McClure Syndicate
Man Killed in Wreck Near Dumas Arkansas
John W. Morton, 68, of near Dumas, was killed Monday when his pickup collided with another truck on Highway 54 seven miles north of the town. No other details were provided about the crash or the condition of other involved drivers.
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John W. Morton
Near Dumas
Truck Collision Leaves One Driver Uninjured
In a two-vehicle crash, Jerry Blankenship, 26, who drove the other truck, sustained no injuries. The accident involved a vehicle from Dumas and the incident details remain limited.
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Jerry Blankenship
Arkansas Spring Pig Crop Declined 9 Percent
The Arkansas spring pig crop fell nine percent to 230000 head, while the fall crop declined thirteen percent to 244000. Total pigs and hogs on December 1 were 292000, down twenty percent from the prior year’s 365000, per the Crop Reporting Service.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Baldridge Woman Dies From Ark Traffic Crash Injuries
Caro lyn Gayle Baldridge, 24, of Rosebud White County died Saturday from injuries in a December 20 traffic accident near Wilmot Arkansas. A Wilmot teacher, she was alone in the car when it collided with a truck while en route home in Rosebud. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Baldridge.
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Carolyn Gayle Baldridge
Wilmot
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Baldridge
Rosebud
White County
Horace Baldridge
Epic Poem in Tribute to Adopted Land
Hollywood AP reports Elia Kazan wrote and directed America America a lyrical epic adapted from his own novel. Stavros Topouzoglou, Kazan's uncle, an Armenian Greek boy in late Ottoman times, endures torture and hardship while seeking a passage to New York.
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Sleep Machine Warns of Global Fatigue Threat
Pittsburgh based piece notes a supposed Russian sleep machine that shortens sleep to two hours, imagining widespread use and societal disruption. It later critiques Kazan film America America, praising its unsoftened bleak realism, with Haskell Wexler’s photography reflecting national mood.
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America
United States
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Haskell Wexler
Kin orders Greek elections amid political crisis
In Athens King Paul II dissolves the parliament elected November 3 after leaders of Greece's two major parties failed to form a government. Ioannis Paraskevopoulos, 63, deputy governor of the Bank of Greece, is named caretaker premier to organize a new parliament and elections on February 16 as Cyprus tensions also loom.
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Kin Paul
Cyprus
Ioannis Paraskevopoulos
Bank of Greece
Doherthy and Jackson Wed in Trinchera Ceremony
Elaine Doherty and William Jackson Jr. were married in Trinchera Colo on Monday December 30 following the engagement. Mr and Mrs William Doherty and the Jacksons confirmed the date as the couple tied the knot in a local ceremony.
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Elaine Doherty
William Jackson Jr
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Elaine
Jackson
Sleepless Society Warns Of Midnight Knocks
Fragmentary text laments 2 a.m. wakefulness and heavy homework loads for school kids. It envisions future generations hearing chatter at bars and late-night work as society grows sleep deprived and subversive with knock at the door fears.
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Reveille
George
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