Farmer Calls Russian a 3 Hour Expert
Moscow framed Iowa farmer Roswell Garst as frugal and naive in Hue and Life. AL Romanov described Garst employing 20 men on 500 acres at $1.10 to $1.70 per hour, criticizing high profits and labor value. Garst recalled Romanov’s article as three hours of editing, noting the Soviet press misrepresented farm labor and schedules during planting.
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Moscow
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Hueraul Life
AL Romanov
United States
American Society of Newspaper
Aller
Romanov
Garsl
Coon Rapids
Russia
Toork
State Youth May Have New Formula
LITTLE ROCK AP John PF Scottish six year old shows a simple process to make glucose through electrolysis. He received a patent pending notice from the US Patent Office. The junior at LAL High School says his one step method uses glycerol sodium carbonate and water with electrodes to produce glucose from corn starch. He did not attend the science fair, choosing to pursue refining the discovery. He plans a summer job in psychology at the University Medical Center.
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Little Rock
John PF
Scott
Patent Office
Lal High School
Ben- Jerally
University Medical Center
Garst disputes land claims over family farms and rents
Garst asserts that Romanov inaccurately quoted his holdings and merged his land with that of his sons and lands he manages for others. He confirms not revealing the full extent of his land ownership. Four employees are permanent and year round men living in nearby farm homes, Garst said.
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Garst
Romanov
Governor Proclaims Independent Grocer Month in Arkansas
Governor Orval E. Faubus proclaims July as Independent Grocer Month in Arkansas. He urges citizens to observe the occasion, noting the grocers' role in keeping Arkansas dollars in state and supporting economic progress. Signature by Secretary Nancy J. Hail with the Great Seal affixed.
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Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
State of
Merger Approval for Arkla and MidSouth Gas Firms Sets Stage
The Arkansas Public Service Commission approved the Arkla MidSouth merger after denying a delay request amid a stockholder suit challenging the deal. The plan would exchange two MidSouth shares for one Arkla share, with Arkla surviving and assuming MidSouth debts. A court appeal is available to stockholders. The joint filing was June 8 with a hearing June 26. MidSouth operates in East Arkansas and Arkla is based in Shreveport.
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PSC
MidSouth Istock
Arsia
Arklains
MidSouth
Met
Ackla
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkla
Shreveport
Morrilton to Get U. S. Funds
Morrilton, Ark will receive one of 24 federal grants for vocational training for mentally retarded students. The Office of Education grant runs three years and will provide about $24,000 in the first year. Liddicoat Morrilton school superintendent said funds will support testing, placement, and special education services.
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Morrilton
Ark
Paul CG
Liddicoat
Office of Education
Train Hitting Woman’s Car Near Salem Raises Questions
Elizabeth Webb Howard, 38, was critically injured when Norfolk and Western freight No. 51 crashed into her car at a Salem crossing. Her husband E. C. Howard, the train fireman, had briefly taken control of the locomotive. Police questioned whether the incident was accidental, finding a note in her purse but releasing few details.
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Salem
Tap
Elizabeth Webb Howard
Virginia
Norfolk and Western
Dillon
George Y. Eades
Eades
Slum Clearance Grants Awarded to Two Arkansas Cities
WASHTINGTON AP North Little Rock and Fort Smith Ark receive Urban Renewal Administration grants totaling 182,444 for slum clearance planning. Fort Smith gets 108,649 to plan a 13 area near downtown while North Little Rock receives 73,795 for a 184 acre Shorter College project.
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Wasitington
North Little Rock
Fort Smith
Ark
Hilt
Urban Renewal Administration
North Litte Rock
Faubus names two to state commissions
Gov. Orval E Faubus named R. Warnock of Magnolia to the Arkansas Gas Commission and Bert Hudspeth of Hackscraty to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Hudspeth received a seven year term while Warnock drew six years. Faubus also reappointed C. R. Cole of the state to another post.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Warnock
Magnoliao
State of and Gas Commission
Bert Hudspeth
Hackscraty
Arkansas Game and Fish
Hudspeth
Faubus
C. R. Cole
Magnolia to Oil and Gas Carte mission and Shelby Ford detail
Magnolia is sent on an Oil and Gas Carte mission while Shelby Ford of Springdale appears before the State Bank Commission in a docket highlighting regulatory matters and official actions.
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Magnolia
Oil and Gas Carte Mission
Shelby Ford
Springdale
State Bank Commission
U S Aid to Korea Includes 268 Million in Funds
The U S Embassy announced that South Korea received 268 million in aid from the United States in the fiscal year ending June 20. The report highlights continued financial support and reflects ongoing cooperation between Washington and Seoul amid postwar economic programs.
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Sequl
South Korea
U.S
Korea
United States
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Reinhold
Robin Hood
Independent Grocer
Nalmer
Cts
U. S
George W. Wilbur
Aras
Grocers
Harold Stephens
O' Lakes Farm
Blevins, Ark
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