Man Charged With First Degree Murder In Wife Slaying
An unemployed railway clerk, Hunt, 40, is tried on a first degree murder charge for shooting his wife Mildred Hunt, 38, and her male companion Edward J. Fugate, 33, near her home last May. Prosecutor Dunaway considers future action as verdict awaits deliberation after Hunt testified it was self defense. Hunt said he fired several 45 caliber shots into Fugate’s car after Fugate tried to run him down.
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Prescott News Digest Highlights Community Activities
Prescott News notes Wednesday choir practice at Central Baptist and a Bible study on Revelation, plus mid week meetings at First Christian with Ray Loomis on Christian Sympathy. First Baptist hosts youth recreation and Romans study with choir rehearsals, and Thursday features city softball doubleheaders at Cummins Field. Also reports wedding of Viva Jean Hooks and Orville Kelly, local bridge party, WCTU ending season, church improvements, Kiwanis Queen Lera Johnson honor, and Ouachita Presbytery Pioneer campers.
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Hot Springs
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Nashville
Ray C. Hozenderf
Ethel Mi
Prescott
Floyd Hubbard
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Arkadelphia
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Bernard Johnson
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Arkdelphia
Peggy Ann McClelland
Supreme Court Upheld Arkansas Income Tax Deduction Ruling
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling and held Act 234 of 1949 does not set a tax rate but allows a deduction in net income for state tax calculations. The decision confirms a $3.5 million annual impact on state income tax collections while distinguishing deduction rules from rate increases.
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Dysentery Blamed for Two Deaths in Fort Smith
Fort Smith reports two infant deaths from a virus type dysentery, diagnosed by Sebastian county death officer Dr. Mes jronson. Victims are William Glynn Spearman, 14 months, and Freddie Joe Spearman, 30 months. One child died last Wednesday, the other Friday.
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Sebastian County
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Britain’s Next General Election Starts Early Says Analyst
DeWitt MacKenzie notes Britain’s general election is due next year but may come sooner as the battle looms between Labour's socialist government and Churchill's Conservatives. He cites empire debates over India Pakistan Burma and Burma independence and argues the government has strengthened the empire through concessions while facing imperial transitions within the commonwealth.
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Refining Company Cuts Oil Price in Six Fields
Gulf refining firm announced a 1 3/16 cent per barrel reduction in postd oil prices across six South Louisiana fields. The new price takes effect at 7 a m and sets $2 33 per barrel for below 20 gravity with a 2 cent per barrel uplift per degree of gravity up to a top price of $2 75 for 40 gravity and above.
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Plans Made for Arrival of President
President Truman will fly to Little Rock Arkansas Friday for the 35th division reunion. He will land at Adams Field around 3 p.m. CST and speak for about 15 to 20 minutes on Saturday around 2:30 p.m. CST. Accompanying him are John R. Steeman Matthew Connelly Charles G. Ross and other aides and officials. Advance detachments have begun arriving and Secret Service agents have been assigned to the Little Rock office to guard the president.
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