Malvern Daily Record Sold Ending Woman Era in Paper
Malvern Arkansas long time owner Miss Frances Beerstecher and her mother sold the Daily Record to W R Whitehead and Ray Kimball. The paper founded in 1916 by Mr and Mrs J H Beerstecher grew to six days a week in eight columns. Editors Mrs Beerstecher and Mrs Butler will retire soon, with Mrs Dewey remaining as associate editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Malvern, Ark
Malvern Daily Record
J. H. Beerstecher
Frances Beerstecher
Alix Butler
Daily Record
W. R. ‘Birt
Munity
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Sutler
Dewey Togan
The
Miss
State Forest Group Will Cut Expenses
The Arkansas Forestry Commission directed Director Virgil Cothren not to fill vacancies or authorize personnel reductions without commission approval in the last six months of the year. Revenues from timber severance taxes have fallen nearly 70 000 dollars this past year, prompting talk of possible salary cuts if the 1969 legislature does not help. The commissioners showed cautious optimism about an upswing in revenues and asked Cothren to pursue non staffing cost cuts first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Forestry Commission
Commission
Virgil Cothten
Cothren
Hempstead County Warning Notice in State Highway Case
In Hempstead County Arkansas Circuit Court No 4136 Arkansas State Highway Commission sues Alma L Whatley warning order requires appearance within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole. Attorney Virginia Tackett. Dates June 4 1968 and publication June 6 13 20 27 1968.
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Circuit Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Alma L. Whatley
Alma Whatley
Arkansas State Highway
Adoption petition in Hempstead County Probate Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas a petition for the adoption of Kenny Ray Rateliff was filed June 14 1968 by Robert C Hodges and Sovera Hodges. Anyone opposing within 30 days must appear and show cause or the court may decree the adoption. WITNESS the Clerk Pat McCain June 1968.
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Hempstead County
Kenny Ray Rateliff
Fred Rateliff
Robert C. Hodges
Sovera Hodges
Arkansas
Larry Dewayne Rateliff
4-H Club Winners Highlighted in Hope Star Print
In Hope Arkansas the Hope Star features Offset 4-H Club winners celebrated for outstanding achievements. The brief item notes local 4-H members earning top honors in various categories at the club’s annual showcase.
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HOPE
ARK
Lawyer for Sirham Is a Court Tiger
Los Angeles AP reports veteran attorney Russell E. Parsons, 69, a wiry 5 foot 7 inch, 137 pound advocate, will defend Sirhan Sirhan. Known as a courtroom tiger, he has tried about 5,000 cases and once won the Cahan decision on illegal evidence. Colleagues hail him as a “lawyer’s lawyer” with courtroom power and old fashioned oratory.
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Gene Handsaker
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Assin
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
American Civil Liberties Union
Sirhan
Parsons
Civic Center
California
Cahan
Barclay
Clarence Darrow
New York Visit Sparks Ciphered Crossword Trivia
A garbled puzzle grid lists New York related clues and scattered terms. The fragment includes references to New York motto parts, anatomy terms, and random entries, followed by an Arkansas AP blurb about 4-H barbecue winners and a Russellville school district donation update. The OCR text is incomplete with many broken phrases and misplaced names.
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Malvern
Folger’s
KRAFT
Nabisco
Kool Aid
PRIDE
Franks
Mid-West
Ey Uy Carton
Hunt
Delsey
del Monte Corn
Gee
Betty Crocker
Yee
State Forest Group
Jim Cole
Virginia Tackett
Pat McCain
Sirham
Pan
New York
Wisconsin
Hot Springs
Gloria Merricks
McCaskill
Pam Hartsey
Greenbrier
Brenda Cunningham
DeQueen
Utah
Victoria
Palm Springs
3Rd Street Tunnel
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
U.S. Grant Hotel
San Diego
Hotel Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Russellville, Ark
John Vandiver
Russellville
McCain
Peecoe
Moore
Bologna
Potat Sackatoes
Borden
Answi
GioBt
Asa
Frank O'Neal
Him
Hee -Hee
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