McClellandefeat discussed at Arkansas meeting
Senator McClellan faced potential defeat as supporters warned that Arkansans must understand the two way gamble of backing him for the Democratic nomination. Former Governor McMath referenced federal tax and ownership issues, urging the crowd that McClellan and Fulbright votes cancel each other. Several hundred attended the late afternoon gathering alongside party officials Paul Chambers and Leonard Ellis. A curiosity note about a two headed turtle ends the piece.
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Electrocution Deaths From Jaffle Mishaps Reported
A series of accidental deaths linked to Jaffle mishaps includes drownings two farm events two electrocutions and a homicide. A six year old, Jackie Allan Walker, was electrocuted after touching a live wire while chasing a dog. The incident occurred when a Gowney flo egas wiring kept out OBB.
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Market summary from St Louis and New York stocks
Livestock receipts at St Louis National Stockyards show cattle 6,600, calves 3,500 with openers steady, hogs active with prices 75-100 higher on fresh bids, sows steady to 18.25, lambs and sheep steady. New York Stocks drift in wide trading with some advances in motors and airlines while railroads and oils ease. Chicago grain firm with soybeans weak. cotton futures fall on anticipated first notice day. wheat and corn show small gains amid hedging and storage expectations.
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Truman Doing Fine After Emergency Operation
Ex-President Harry S. Truman, 70, is in satisfactory condition after an emergency operation to remove his appendix and gall bladder. Doctors expect he may leave the hospital in about 10 days and report he was briefly able to sit up yesterday.
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Australian lands mile world record in Finland
Johni Landy of Australia shattered the four minute mile barrier with a 3:58 in Urku Finland, beating Bannister’s 3:59.4 record set at Oxford May 6. He also set a word mark for the 4 509 meter metric mile at 3:41.8, near the Soviet border in a Finnish track hotbed.
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Last Remark Proves to Be Outstanding on McCarthy Hearings
Senator McClellan’s closing remarks during the Army hearings drew heavy public response. He called the events deplorable and disgraceful, urged bipartisan cooperation, and outlined plans for future trips and state work. A later note mentions pecan water containing gold worth 93 million dollars but uneconomical to extract.
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Texarkana Poised To Take Over Hot Springs Franchise
Texarkana ready to assume Hot Springs place in the Class C Cotton States League. Franchise transfer debated at Greenville Miss meeting after Hot Springs owner Williamson petitioned league to end operations. Texarkana contingent offered to cover part of costs. Pine Bluff and others weighed seasonal continuance as attendance and park plans cited.
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