Cotton meeting urges farm youths to stay on land
In Greenville Mississippi July 13 a three day meeting gathers some 400 cotton farmers and agricultural economists plus farm implement firm representatives to discuss making farming more attractive to the region’s youth. Dr Frank Welch Mississippi State College warns the greatest challenge is keeping Southern boys and girls on the farm as counties lose population. General Walker assumes command in South Korea. Future field demonstrations at Stoneville will showcase new farm machines not yet in full production. Harole Young Arkansas urges higher living standards for cotton workers through efficiency.
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Greenville
Miss
Frank Welch
Mississippi’State College School of Ultuxe
Akea
U. 5. Department of Agriculture Experiment Station
Stoneville
Dr. Welch
Mississippi
Harole Young
North Little Rock
Ark
Catton Council
Three Deaths In Arkansas From Drowning And Crash
Two teenagers drowned and a father was killed in a highway accident raising Arkansas violent death toll this week to ten seven. Leon Williford 14 of Little Rock and George White 16 of Chicago both Negroes drowned in a water filled pit near Little Rock. Minnie Faye Rush 10 of Bethlehem community near Arkadelphia was fatally injured when the automobile she rode in overturned on Highway 67 north of Arkadelphia.
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Arkansas
Leon Williford
Little Rock
George White
Chicago
Minnie Faye Rush
Bethlehem
Arkadelphia
Dusty Rhodes and the Johnson Boys in the Whitehouse Cabin
In Wolf Point Dusty Rhodes clashed with a killer and a wary doctor named John Sand as Kit Carson uncovers a thwarted romance and a hidden cabin across a tense morning. The tale centers on outlaw myths, a protective cowboy, and a perilous rescue that ends with a stand against a threatening assailant.
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Sand
Wall Point
Mant
Dan
Dunty Ortha
Daxter
Kit
Iike Doe
Carson
Doc
Dee
Finch
Kit Carson
Wolf Point
Jobe Sand
Dusty Rhodes
Blackjack Lambert
Little Dee
John
Dusty
Whitehouse
Johnson
John Sands
B 29s Strike Continued From Page One
The report details B 29 missions over Japan with 20 000 pounds of bombs, a midflight abort, and crews ready for combat. Gen Emmett Japonnell leads the Far East bomber command, with veterans of prior raids, while crews express resolve and hope bombs will aid ground troops.
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Uncle Joe
Patrick
Allied Press
Japan
Emmett
Rosy) Japonnell
Far East Bomber Command
West Point
Germany
Willian M. Kafment
Spokane
Wash
Mebbe
Tech
Robert Asher
Dupre Says Weather Close To Target Hampered Flight
Flint D. Dupre, former Dallas ship newspaperman, from 2920 Jefferson St near Riverside, Cal, states a public information officer observed weather closing in as a plane neared target. Asher, an engineer on board, noted aircraft command faced worsening conditions during the mission.
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Flint D. Dupre
Dallas
Jeffeson
Dupre
Riverside
Calif
Asher
Blind man confesses to 1931 bank robbery tale being checked
A blind man, Stanley Hedrick, turned himself in to Sheriff W B McNerlin at Monahans claiming a 1931 Arkansas bank robbery with $900 and a 1932 Texas post office robbery yielding $300. He says guilt and eye trouble drove him to reveal the stories. editor Hugh P. Cooper and the sheriff heard his account.
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Monahanis
W. B. McNerlin
Monahans
Havana
Ark
McNerlin
Stanley I. Hedrick
Hugh P. Cooper
Monantans News
Arkansas
Quitaque
Briscoe County
Tex
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Koren
U. S
MacArthur
Walton H. Walker
South Korea
William Dean
Dean
24Th Infantry
Tims
Tare
Dn Drug CO
Ea Feat
SECT
Ons
Whiting
Hof
Maxwell House ‘Coffee
EA Servi
Johnson Boys
Paul Bunyons
Cow Country
John Sand
Anife
Toad
Dov
Butch Bell
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Service
Charles C. Wine
Texarkana
Supreme Court
BR. W. Rubing
Ark. Polsh Service Com
Chisles C. Wine
Texarkany
Norman B. Hemingway
Miami Court
Miami
Fla
ST. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington, D. C
Missouri Pacific
Mo-Pac
Dynaflaw
Trafic
Aheel
Buick
Iav J. Taylor
ASC
Network
Allscait
Jay Fisher
Wstandard Ai
Roadmaster
Roger Clinton Buick CO
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Hope, Arkansas
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