Three-Year-Old Daughter of Ranger Killed by Bear
In Sir Ignace Michigan a forest ranger family suffered tragedy when a large black bear snatched three year old Carol Ann Parmeranky from a cabin steps and carried her into the woods. A posse tracked and killed the bear as the child’s body was found in dense undergrowth several hundred yards away. The mother Mrs Arthur Parmeranky witnessed the attack from the kitchen as she worked.
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Sir Ignace
Mich
Whersheme
Armers
Forest Rangers
Cirl
Corel Ann Parmeranky
Arthur Parmeranky
Veitins
Marquette National Forest
Carol Ann
Mors
Pomeranky
Reward Notice for Return to Mrs Aubrey Collier Jr
A liberal reward is offered for the return of a person near the First National Bank area. Contact Mrs Aubrey Collier Jr at phone 78M for details and arrangements. This notice appears in a late- period classified section with emphasis on anonymity and swift action.
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First National
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Market Report New York Cotton Prices Dip On Acreage Guess
New York July cotton futures fell to fresh lows amid a lower than expected USDA acreage estimate. Government planting forecast for 1952 rose to about 852,000 acres versus previous figures, with nearby July pressured by liquidation and weak export demand. Market closes down 15 to 1 bale, with various contract highs and lows noted and Middling spot around 35.95 cents.
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New York
Dept. of. Agriculture
Dee
Jast
New Orleans Cotton Prices Today
New Orleans cotton traded irregularly with general declines from earlier highs. Closing values show mixed movements across grades with highs near 34.85 and lows around 32.00, reflecting a cautious session as markets edged down.
Poultry and Produce Prices and Local News
Butter receipts and prices mostly steady with minor changes. Live poultry and eggs show slight shifts while hogs and cattle markets at National Stockyards reflect a steadier trend with varied weights. A drowning incident near Hope Arkansas is noted, with a child found two hours after disappearance. Local staff and publisher details follow.
GOP Confident Continued From Page One
Southern states clash with President Truman over civil rights and the proposed constitutional amendment for presidential election by popular vote. The article notes limited support outside the South for federal education aid and Dewey’s outreach to educators, ironizing the reliance on Republicans as Democrats lack a solution to financing the public school system.
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Truman
South
Arkansas
Dewey
Democratic Party
J Demand Bulls Steady Vealers Higher At Market
Demand for bulls remained steady while vealers rose up to 1.00. Small lots of quality females and good steers bring 36.25 to 37.50. Heifers and yearlings 28.00 to 33.00. Cows 25.00+. common to medium beef cows 19.50 to 24.00. canners 15.50 to 19.00. Bulls 28.00 to 24.50. Vealers 26.00 to 29.00. medium to good 16.00 to 26.00. Sheep 3,500 head, market very large, spring lambs dominant 30.00 to 32.00, early top 32.00, slaughter lambs 9.00 to 9.50 by weight.
Grain and Provisions Trades Report From Chicago
Wheat prices slip as record receipts and heavy bookings weigh on the market. July wheat at 2.29 7 8 to 5 0, corn down to 2.06, oats mixed around 0.89. Soybeans ease to 4.05, spot trading shows substantial bookings and receipts across corn, wheat, oats, and soy.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Southwestern Mills
Lost North American birds list includes several extinct species
A catalog of recently disappeared North American birds cites the Labrador Duck Health Hen Eski mo Curlew Great Auk Passenger Pigeon and Carolina Parakeet as species now extinct or vanished from the region.
July 5 Broadcast Schedule and Local Notices
A fragmented page lists a July 5 schedule for Mert's Record and Superman-M Adventury segments with names like Tom Mix Fulton Cows and Bill Henry, plus a morning lineup of news, a Hillbilly Hoedown, Bargain Roundup, Sunrise Serenade, and entries for Ozark Valley Falls Accords and various program titles. The garbled text names numerous hosts, times, and show titles, reflecting a busy broadcast day with mixed local notices.
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Mert
Adventury Ag
Tom Mix
Fulton Cows
John B. K Mutual
Revere
Bill Henry
Barclay Ale Art Moone Mutual
Melody Boys
Cecil Brown
Minors Called to Raise Funds for Olympic Team
Columbus Ohio July 8 Minor league fans will be asked Sunday to help cover an estimated 90000 deficit in Olympic team funds. George M Trautman president urged voluntary contributions at church gatherings and public events, stating the United States Olympic committee might face shortfalls due to money shortages and national concerns.
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Columbus
George M. ‘Trautman
Beneke
Barclay Allan
Oren
Nora Morale
Oreh
Mutual
National Association of Professional
Bai Leasies Shemings
Sesterray
Olymipie J Ray
Trautman
Teave
Top Radio Programs Central Standard Time
The July broadcast schedule lists NBC programs including Armed Services a Lillie at 7:30 and Nelson Eddy Concert at 8, with Crime Photog and James Hilton Playhouse later. CBS and ABC slots feature Guiding Light and Kate Smith Talking, plus quiz and revue segments across channels.
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Central Standard Time
New York
UPI
NBC
Armed Services
Nelson Eddy
Medical Examiner
James Hilton Playhouse
Andy Sell
Family Theater
Milland
Jack Berehpahow
CBS
Guiding Light
ABC
Ted Malone
Kate Smith
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Barwick’s Electric Service
Hope, Ark
Cash & Carry
Halls Hatters & Cleaners
N. Ferguson
Market Report
New Orleans
U.S
U. S
Tn Danger Station
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Gras Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex. i “Washburn
Star Building
Walnut Street
Alex. Hi Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Just M. Davis
Hope
Associated Press
AWEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Louis Livestock
Rephan
Jerman, Fortune
Dmhitual Broadcasting System
PET -O- Paris
Patterson
S. Main
C. B. Russell
G. B. Russell
Texarkana
Lydia B.pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Aard
Sita Ae Iesa
Calley
Main Street
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