Garden Club Benefit Aims to Aid Youth Center
Garden Club plans a benefit event to raise funds for a local youth center. The committee includes organizers and volunteers from the community, with proceeds supporting youth programs and activities at the center.
Increase Farm Efficiency Now
A county program aids farm families to better use land and labor resources through improving farming practices and equipment. Loans support livestock, equipment, and refinancing to raise efficiency, productivity, and dependability of pastures and herds.
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Research May Have New Data About Earth
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Bomb Scare at Little Rock Central High
Report of a bomb scare at Central High School in Little Rock prompts evacuation. Authorities search the building and surrounding area as students are sent outside to safety while investigations continue. No injuries reported and no immediate explosive device found.
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Inequities in cotton program spark calls for reform
Lawmakers from the Southern states urge action to fix inequities in the cotton program. They cite administration delays and perceived favoritism toward large farmers, warning the system harms smallholders and communities across the Southern Cotton Belt. They demand accountability and a focus on fair allotment administration.
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Seal Sales in Hempstead Totals $1312
Hempstead County Tuberculosis Association reports Christmas Seal sales totaling 1312 dollars. Chairman Chr Reynolds en urges continued donations to support county health work. Contributions may be sent to Mr Reynolds or local TAS fundraising offices.
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Store Sales Dip Shows Quarter Decline
Department reports softer sales across key categories with weaker demand in the latest period. Management cites inventory adjustments and slower consumer spending as the primary factors behind the drop.
Benson Faces Senate Roadblock Over Bank Signing Halt
Washington officials report hostile senators challenge a policy that halts bank signings under the heritage reserve program. Agriculture Dept officials say participation is limited but could expand. President Eisenhower urged continued support while Congress debates reserve agreements and stabilizing aid amid drought and farm prices.
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Arraignment Delayed for Arkansan in Federal Case
A delayed arraignment concerns a wealthy Osceola woman with charges of evading income tax. The defendant and her lawyer Lucie Burch requested more time to prepare, with a new date set for the following week in Florida.
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School Patrol Safely Rescues Child in Arkansas
BROR GEM ROCK Ark pupil safety patrol member Pulled a boy from a moving vehicle near a station. The boy, Vinay Tygan, was saved as a patrol member and Mrs Clarytick Ling and Clarehge Wag aided. The incident occurred Wednesday as the boy was near a railroad crossing.
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Arkansas 13000 Sign Up for Agricultural Aid
In Little Rock officials reported 13 000 Arkansans signed up for farm aid programs. The U S Department of Agriculture ordered the Arkansas Stabilization Committee to halt new applications while final figures and payments were tallied. Agency officials noted the large volume made processing difficult, with March deadline looming for signups.
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