Community leaders praise progress at city event
The piece highlights remarks by a retiring president and new secretary manager B N Holt at a local banquet. Attendees include figures from the chamber of commerce, Garret Hall, and state officials. A music program by the Gleem Club closes the event.
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Muons
Gomierce
Riis
Cisblan
Aftell
Hall
BF. Ring
B. N. Holt
Sit
Roberts
Gérrett Hall
Gleen Club
Hen+ Haynes
W. Cantrell
State
Chamber of and
J. Steed
Directoth
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Notice
A partially legible index of individuals names and titles appears, including Mary McPher ariton King Elizabeth Chard, Dr. Clifton Rule, Mrs. Charles A Mable Ethridge Hatley, Kennedy, Sallie Dugger, Clyde Browning, Roy, Brittam Kidds Brunson Rhodes Wil Odom, John Owen, George Mitudrt, Mrs. Resuhainn Broach, Leon Hines and others, with scattered initials and fragments.
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Mary McPherariton King
Harry Lon
Elizabeth’ Chard
Clifton ‘Rule
Charles A
Mable Ethridge
Hatley
Kennedy
Sallie Dugger
Clyde Browning
D Roy
Brittam
Kidds
Brunson
Fer“Rhodes
Markets Review Mixed Grain and Poultry Movements
Northwest market weak with fair demand for broilers and fryers at 17 to 18 cents. Floral area steady with fair to good demand. prices fo.b. farm. New York cotton futures edged higher amid improved technical position and rising domestic consumption estimates. Chicago grain trades show nervous, indecisive tone as lawmakers consider farm legislation. wheat and corn movements small, soybeans steady.
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Broilers and Fryers
Balesville-Floral Area
New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Chicago
USDA
fLoid
Ught
Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
Livestock Prices Mixed as Bulls and Hogs Move in N Shifts
At Louis Livestock National Stockyards Illinois, hogs show modest net gains with 150 to 170 pound weights firm to higher, 180 to 230 pound mixed grades 11.50 to 12.00, sow prices up to 10.50, heavier sows around 8.25, cattle and calves steady to strong with yearling prices rising, cows slow but utility grades 11.00 to 12.60 and good to prime cattle rare. sheep bids uneven with little activity. In Little Rock, Gov Feucht names Walter Friegt to a ten year Arkansas State Teachers College board term, succeeding Heneath.
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U.S
Little Rock
Orval Feubuy
Walter Friegt
Beebe
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Priest
Heneath
States Seek Segregation Measures In Georgia Senate
Georgia and Alabama senates moved to preserve racial segregation in schools. Georgia passed four bills authorizing governor action to close integrating schools, enjoin actions toward integration, lease school buildings to private operators, and sublease state school authority property. All 48 to 0, part of Gov. Marvin Griffin's eight bill package. House action awaits.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Senate
Marvin Griffin
Griffin
House
Weather roundup for Arkansas Louisiana and Texas
The forecast covers Central Arkansas and surrounding regions with cloudy skies and freezing rain mixed with sleet possibly snow this afternoon and tonight. Thursday remains cloudy and cold with varying high temperatures from the mid 20s to around 30s across zones including southeast and northwest areas, and similar patterns extend into Louisiana East Texas and Oklahoma with mixed precipitation and ongoing cold conditions.
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Arkansas
Northwest
Southwest
Louisiana
Belcher
Texas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Farm Income Decline in 56 Predicted by Official
LITTLE ROCK W American farmers face another year of declining income in 1956 says QO. W. Wells administrator of the Agriculture Marketing Service. He told the opening session of the 3rd annual Agriculture Credit Conference that net income will be somewhat lower this year. Wells predicted farm prices should remain stable though much of the nation will see a similar situation to 1956. He cited the soil bank plan as a potential brighter outlook for future years. About 200 bankers from Arkansas and surrounding states attended the conference.
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Little Rock
U. S. Agriculture Department
QO. W. Wells
Department
Agriculture Marketing Service
Agriculture Credit Conference
Wells
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Congress
Arkansas
Arkansas Bankers Association
The
University of Arkansas Agriculture Extension Service
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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