Donnie Woodard In Texarkana Burns Case
Donnie Woodard, a ten year old boy, remained in serious condition with third degree burns covering about seventy percent of his body after an accident at a local farm. Doctors indicated the situation remains grave yet showed signs of stabilization as a blood transfusion aided his recovery. A public fund was started to cover his medical bills and support from residents, including Mrs. Mar Hutchinson who promised a pony, gave local hope.
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Murder trial continues amid death penalty call in Leon
Reports from Leon Arkansas describe the murder case trial of June Ogies. The jury was released to consider a possible death sentence. Darrell Ogies, June’s brother, faces imprisonment in connection with the slaying. Separate coverage notes a venue change to Little Rock for related proceedings and other regional legal matters.
Prescott notices and church events fill June week
Prescott Friday through Monday lists church programs concerts and Bible classes led by R E Lindblad W W Tompkins and various church groups. Also reports on the Nevada County packing shed opening bids and local graduates from John Brown Henderson and Arkadelphia colleges with attendees from Prescott and surrounding towns.
Dedicate War Memorial Park at Little Rock
War Memorial Park in Little Rock set for June 11 dedication with President Truman delivering a major address during his two day visit for the 35th infantry division reunion. Local officials and the mayor indicated the program is subject to change as plans firm up.
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New Homicide Squad Takes Up Three Deaths
Pu laski county forms a three man homicide squad to handle recent unsolved murders. Leaders are North Little Rock Detective Sergeant Jack Morgan captain Ed E Brestey deputy sheriff and Little Rock Detective Sergeant Eugene Smith. State police investigator Sergeant W Te Bowling to assist.
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