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Disjointed OCR fragment references large sums and entities such as Woolworth and Cuba with numbers like 1,800 and 700 million, suggesting a financial figure or trade context. No clear event, date, or complete names are readable to establish a coherent news item.
Woolworths impact praised as state business booster
A fragment notes Woolworth introduced a fixed prize system and visible handling of goods, banned credit buying though later relaxed. It credits the Woolworth empire with popularizing ice cream in Cuba and extending hot dogs and turkey dinners, highlighting the Wentworths as a notable modern monument.
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Youth Receives Suspended Sentence
In Huntsville Arkansas a 14 year old boy was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing his father. The Madison Circuit Court jury reduced a second degree murder charge and imposed a three year sentence with suspension allowing release on probation. The case arose from the son nursing his arthritis afflicted father at their home.
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No Explanation for Terrorism in Washington
Puerto Rico Governor Luis Muñoz Marín visited Washington after the shooting in Congress to voice indignant reaction, praise the American people, and outline cooperation with the United States. He notes Puerto Rican nationalists number fewer than five hundred and urges joint policing and immigration dialogue. He pledges to share information with police and the FBI and commends Congress for its dignity.
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Phony Savings Demos Cry at Budget Trim
Democrats in the House charge phony savings as they clash with Republicans over a bill to fund the State Justice and Commerce departments for the next fiscal year. They debate airline subsidies and highway aid, with Rooney vowing to seek restoration of a 49 million dollar subsidy payment until CAB re estimates.
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Traffic Increase Indicates Higher Arkansas Highway Use in 1953
An analysis of gasoline sales shows that traffic on Arkansas highways rose over 1952, with officials noting the increase in 1953. The Senate Highway Committee reported the growth reflects more vehicles on major routes, signaling mounting road use during the year.
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Markets at National Stock Yards and New York Stocks
National Stock Yards reports steady to higher demand for hogs and mixed cattle trends with lightweight improvements in prices for various weight ranges and sow, boar, and veal markets. New York stocks move irregularly with oils and chemicals leading gains while motors and railroads show mixed results amid late-day shifts. Chicago soybeans hit a new six-year high, while wheat eases amid broad grain weakness. US butter and eggs hold with steady to firm tones.
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NYC Board Demands Coach Retirement Amid Scandal
Nat Hulmann, long time builder of City College of New York basketball, was ordered to retire or be fired by the Board of Higher Education. After a three-man trial committee cleared him of misconduct, the full board overruled and ended his 34 year tenure as "Mgr. Basketball" amid ongoing college basketball scandals.
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Nat Hulmann
City College of New York
Hightr Education
Mgr. Basketball
Grain and cash commodity prices report from March trade
Markets show corn down cent, oats 32 lower, rye 14 lower, March contracts mixed with soybeans absent. Cash wheat no bid, corn No 1 yellow about 1.58 a bushel, No 2 yellow near 1.585, oats No 1 heavy white around 24, field seeds listed with nominal per 100 lb prices for clover, red top, timothy and alikes.
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Warrant Issued for Arkansas Bank Robber Suspect
Franklin County Sheriff OZAKa and Pritchard said a warrant is issued for the arrest of a man charged with robbing the American State Bank at Charleston Arkansas of about $1,150. Prosecuting Attorney Jack Yates filed an information. The bank president said the robber pretended to borrow money and pulled a pistol during the talk.
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American State Bank
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Clyde Hiatt
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