Tragic Weekend Involving Fatalities In Arkansas
Multiple fatalities and injuries reported in southwest Arkansas over a weekend. Included are farm and road incidents with names such as County farmer 70 year old Cargill and others. Police describe a deadly automobile crash near Lake Lautsville and a drowning on a fishing trip near Stamps.
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Weather report notes near record overnight low temperatures
The Associated Press reports a mostly warm period with early morning lows reaching several degrees in painted areas across California. Overnight readings varied, showing notably cold spots in southern regions while others stayed mild. The report highlights temperature contrasts and regional patterns.
Adlai to Make Ike's Health a Big Issue
Adlai Stevenson said he will make the President's health a campaign issue if he wins the Democratic nomination. He spoke to newsmen after returning to Libertyville from California where he defeated Tennessee in the state primary, noting he had won five straight primaries since a setback in Minnesota.
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Speculation on Eisenhower Candidacy After Hospital Stay
Speculation surges over President Eisenhower seeking a second term as doctors report possible full recovery. Democratic hopes to face him in 1952 persist while Republicans weigh the impact of his absence on the race. Higgins Hagerty retreats from politics as the pace toward a late July decision accelerates.
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Senate rows split over foreign aid cuts in new bill
Sen Russell of Georgia urged adding another billion to aid, on top of a 1.104 billion cut already tentatively approved by the House. Sen George of Georgia backed the administration against further House cuts, seeking about a 0.5 billion restore. His committee moves to closed door voting on the bill beginning Wednesday.
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Magnolia Woman Featured in Look Magazine Story
New York reports highlight Mrs Mary Kk Wyrick of Magnolia Arkansas as the citys official hostess. The Look magazine piece notes her five appearances that week on KVMA radio and her roles as correspondent for two newspapers legislative PTA chairman and founder of the Magnolia Newcomers Club. She says she enjoys staying busy finding life very challenging.
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Weather outlook for Arkansas regions today and Tuesday
The Associated Press reports variable conditions across central northeast and northwest Arkansas with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Afternoon highs range from near 80s in central and northeast to mid high 80s in northwest, with lows around 50s to 70s and isolated thundershowers possible later today and tonight through Tuesday.
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Markets report on broilers grains and cotton futures
Trading in the Northwest and Batesville Floral areas shows broilers and fryers at 18 to 19 cents farm prices. Chicago reports steady live poultry prices, mixed 22 to 25 cents for heavy hens and broilers 24 to 25. New York cotton futures drift lower amid CCC export sale expectations. Grain and provisions note wheat prices down on harvest expansion. soybeans show strength on export prospects.
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Stock Market Rises in Step With Eisenhower Recovery
New York stocks continued a broad rally as the market moved with the president's recovery progress. Prices generally gained around 1 to 3 points with many sectors edging higher and some issues fractional.
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Hogs and cattle auction results at National Stockyards Illinois
National Stockyards Illinois reports strong hog prices for higher grades with various weight ranges and many bids. Calves cattle and bulls show steady to active demand with mixed grades and typical regional pricing. sheep and lambs also traded lower. An outlier notes the 1999 average American wheat consumption at five percent.
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Rebuttal Witnesses in Conspiracy Trial in St Louis
In St Louis the government calls several rebuttal witnesses including Muday in the conspiracy case targeting Matthew J. Connelly and T Lamar Caudle who held high posts in the Truman administration. The jury trial is expected to continue into midweek as defense rested on the 23rd day. Connelly, former White House appointments secretary, and Caudle, former head of the Justice Department Tax Division, are accused of conspiring to defraud the government by sidetracking the criminal prosecution of Irving Sachs.
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Tax Evader Pleads Guilty Faces Fine in 1951 Case
The individual pleaded guilty to income tax evasion in 1951 and was fined $40,000 but avoided prison due to health grounds.
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Nude Bathing Incident Shocks Miami Beach
Edward D. O'Brien of Kensington Conn was arrested after undressing in the middle of a street intersection in the early morning. The visitor used a washrag and a pail of water as he bathed. The report mentions caviar being made from sturgeon eggs.
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Doctor's phone aid during blizzard earns praise
A mother faced with a sick child during a raging blizzard relied on Dr. Crews and the telephone for care. He prescribed treatment, kept in touch by phone until the child was out of danger, proving the value of 24 hour link between patient and doctor and praising telephone service.
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