Arkansas special session opens with limited agenda
Little Rock lawmakers begin a three day special session at the capitol with 14 items on the agenda. Rep. Glenn B. Walter said the session could stretch to Saturday. Sen. Jack Y. Clark of Texas will seek a three million dollar bond issue for the Arkansas Development Finance Corp. The committee votes to recall the electric generating machine to save costs.
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Little Rock
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Huai
Pulaski
Glenn BF. Walter
Doitmites Chalymar
Walther
Jack Y. Clark
Toxavkass
Tirel Arkansas Development Finance Cort
Athe Compittee
Ordor
Oryal BE
Taurius Clark
Weather Station Report for Y44 Hours Ending Monday
Weather data shows high 40 and low 29 with a weekend precipitation total of 0.89 inches and 40.47 inches cumulative. Arkansas reports snow flurries this afternoon and tonight in the northern portion with partly cloudy skies elsewhere, and a wintry mix possible tonight into Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
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Arkansas Weather Outlook Amid Mixed Snow Chances
The forecast warns central and southeast areas to see partly cloudy skies with rain and possible light snow this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures will peak in the low 30s to mid 30s, with the north and east keeping colder conditions through Tuesday. extended period remains cold with below normal temperatures across Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Associated Press Central
Avnangas
Jon Bispenten
Arkansas
Names New Officers Show Names New Officers
The Third District Livestock Show Board of Directors met at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers for 1960. A. P. Cox of Texarkana was named President, Frank Douglas of Hope First Vice President and Treasurer, Robert Child of Nashville Second Vice President, Taloot Feild of Hope Parliamentarian, with additional directors elected from multiple counties. The permanent show date was set for the third week in September to avoid conflicts with neighboring fairs.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Cox
Texarkana
Frank Douglas
Hope
Robert Child
Nashville
Taloot Feild
Re Bord
Herman Stavely
Howard County
Jack McMurrough
Stamps
Lantayelle
Jim Cole
Columbie County
Sam Leslie
Little River County
John W. Harper
Dorado
Union County
Millard Fisher
Hot Spring County
Dale Rodgers
Mena
Folk County
Robert) ‘Child
Nashvlle
Pike County
N. B. Colwnan
Fulton
Hempstead County
AP. Cox
Toxarkptia
Miller County
Hempstead Colony
Jne Elean
Waldo
Columbia County
A. G. Gorrell
Dil Ross
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Lee Stanley
Mt. Ida
Montgomery County
Eli Stéwack
Prescott
Nevada County
J. B. Thomas
Curtis
Glen Wallace
Talbot Peild
Hepipstead
Conty Falr
Seytimber
Livestock Producersy
Congregation Names New Pastor in Memphis Church
In Memphis the Wrogest bep congregation votes unanimously to call William Romsey Pollard of Knoxville as pastor elect. If accepted, he would replace 82-year leader G Lea as church pastor. Pollard, a former Southern Baptist Convention president, is currently SBC president.
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William Romsey Pol- Ting
Knoxville
Pollard
Robust G. Lea
Lee
Hig
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Southern Baptist Convention
Midwest Snowstorm Brings Heavy Snow and Fatalities
A blustery Midwest snowstorm stretched from Colorado to the Mississippi Valley, hindering travel and closing roads. Weather warnings followed reports of at least nine deaths, eight from ice accidents, with heavy snow totals up to nine inches in parts of Texas and neighboring states and zero to subzero temperatures across the region.
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Fire Kills Four Children Near Mayland Arkansas
LONOGEDE Ark AP May 4 fire destroyed a farm house four miles east of Mayland. Four children aged from four months to four years were believed in the home at the time but investigators found no evidence they perished. Neighbors said the children had been in the care of a relative and that the mother had been missing for days.
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Mayland
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Rey
Hope High seniors attend Bowker State clinic event
Last Saturday 24 Hope High seniors and director Jolla Barbytalyo attended a daylong Pensday clinic at Bowker State. Participants included Lolly Pyather, Mary Alea Mosley, Andres Anthony, Macy Lou Park, and many others.
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Jolla Barbytalyo
Bowker State
Lolly Pyather
Mary Alea Mosley
Andres Anthony
Macy Lou Park
Martha Tefteller
Daralyn Maxwell
Betty Rawls
Mile Flowers
Roy Allison
Jimmy Berepting
Freddie Smith
Ray Tullis
Rennie Formby
Jo Ahn Kidd
Hugh Barwick
Gilbert Brown
Honky Norvell
Ryehard Locked
Larry Garoes
Charles Flowers
Mack Hughes
William Walden
Don Gqglesby
Jimmny McGuire
Train Smashed School Bus in Alabama Crash
A freight train collided with a school bus near Paincknowledged townwide in northeast Alabama. Officials reported multiple deaths and injuries among students. Hospitals in Scottsboro and Stevenson treated the victims, with preliminary counts varying but indicating several fatalities and many hurt.
Berserk mother shoots family in Hollywood tragedy
A 40 year old woman Martha Hall shot her husband and five children at their Hollywood home around 6 am. The husband and one child died on arrival at the hospital. three other children were seriously injured, and Judith Ann 12 was grazed and treated. Hall was jailed on an open charge as police described a disturbed state after a birth.
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Martha A
Kevin
Mullywood Memorial Hospital
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Christa
Mery Jean
Judith Ann
Hall
Mule collision wrecks three trucks injures three in Sheridan
In Sheridan Arkansas a mule caused a major crash on Highway 67 Saturday when a Warren loaded truck struck a vehicle driven by Obie King of North Little Rock. A second truck driven by Selesa McCuland, 35, collided with the Mills truck, spreading debris and igniting a small fire. State Police reported damage at $39 and noted chickens scattered as emergency crews contained the scene.
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Uri Jsr
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Zell Mills
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Wey Bere
Mills
Elliekons
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Selesa McCuland
EV Burady
McClelland
Unclear Fragment Summary Record
Fragmentary OCR text about a shooting, with unreadable names and details. Unable to extract concrete entities, dates, or locations from the provided snippet.
President proposes $61.8 million for river projects in Arkansas Oklahoma
The budget requests 61.8 million for multiple Arkans as and Oklahoma river and reservoir works starting May 1. It funds Rutaula Keystone Bardaryelle and Oorogan projects, plus 5 million for Arkansas River basin stabilization and 381 thousand for studies. Also includes 14.143 million for Greers Ferry planning and 81 thousand for statewide tributary work.
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Stephens Tax Protest Upheld by High Court
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds Stephens Investment Co profits not subject to state income tax after 1956 57 final year. Stephens filed suit against the Revenue Department in Pulaski County citing profit derived outside Arkansas not taxable. Majority notes most states taxed other than Arkansas and details the 1954 purchase of Klork shares through Cities Service and brokerage actions.
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Reeder Investment Firma Facbs Prokast
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Winter Weather Returns to Arkansas With Light Snow
Light snow fell in portions of Arkansas with measurable flurries around Pine Bluff and Fayetteville. Temperatures were forecast to drop to the mid 20s in northern and central counties while southern areas eyed the low 30s tonight. Overnight lows near 40s were reported yesterday, with widespread precipitation and a trend toward cloudy skies and colder air.
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President Fights Congress Over Budget and Taxes
The President warns Congress on the year budget and tax measures aiming to boost revenue while seeking relief and growth. Reports outline proposed spending cuts, potential tax adjustments, and the 1959 revenue outlook with figures in the tens of billions, referencing defense and foreign outlays and expected legislative battles.
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Hope Jaycees Banquet Caps Year of Civic Work Tonight
Hope Jaycees conclude a year of community service with an awards banquet at the Diamond Café starting at 7 pm. Boss of the Year and Outstanding Young Man will be announced, with honors for leadership, civic improvement, and donations noted by Eugene White, Jaycees president.
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Byaies
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Yardaller
Charles Carver
Hope Vaterrema
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Mars
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Bur Eily
Christnas
Accident on East Third Street Causes Minor Damage
Report from City Bollea Singardd states minor damage after a collision on East Third Street yesterday involving Charles J. Purity and Leanard Bulls. Witness Shirley reported the incident and described the damaged telecommunication wires.
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Training Meet Tuesday for Club Officers
A scrambled notice describes a training meeting for Hempstead County club officers. City and county leaders will preside with several named officials and council members listed among attendees. The item notes aims to improve public service, organization, and club duties with demonstrations and practical guidance for officers.
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