Buckingham Palace announces king to undergo lumbar sympathectomy
Court correspondents reported next week as doctors from the United States prepare for a lumbar sympathectomy to relieve the royal illness. The operation would reduce blood flow to the legs, aiming for relief of a vascular condition known as mbo angiitis obliterans. Surgeons James Learmonth and Ross Rhodes of Brigham Hospital/ Mayo Clinic affiliations described the procedure as not highly risky and typically brief under anesthesia. The king’s illness and royal tour were postponed for rest and treatment.
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Truman Goes Through Florida Wardrobe Amid Campaign Swing
In West Florida on March 11, President Truman wore a collection of fancy shirts and slacks as he prepared for a steady campaign routine. The stop marks a step in the Florida leg of his political schedule.
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Interior remodeling at Stueart Grocer Co store
The Stueart Grocer Co on South Walnut Street reopens after interior renovation and re arrangement. President and aides pace political moves as White House plans a potential cabinet transition and regular courier reports flow from Winter Park visit.
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House Names Legislative Coureil THO STORY
The Arkansas story describes the House of Representatives initiating changes by electing members to a revised legislative council. The Senate’s stance on appointments remains unclear as the body plans its next steps while the council forms and faces ongoing political maneuvering.
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Victims of Shooting Improved In Ozark Hills
In a rural Ozark area a boy named Leon Tubb, wounded by a rifle shot to the head, showed his first signs of consciousness after three days. His younger brother and their dog were killed, and authorities pursue the circumstances at the Tabb farm as relatives from Texas prepare for funeral arrangements.
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Members of the ledislature named by congressional districts
The article lists House members by district including A. Autos of Mississippi County and W. L. Ward of Lee in the First District, Tom Allen of Monroe and Roy Puables of Sharp in the Second, Rolla Plich of Madison and Cyrl Jones of Bacar Boneh in the Third, Chastain of Sebastion and Speaker Day Hendyix of Horatia in the Fourth, Ex Baxley of Pulaski and Russell Roberts of Pawkner in the Fifth, and Iver Wile nts of Grand and DeWit Pae of Besa in the Sixth District.
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Rainfall in State Mostly General with High Flood Watch
Heavy rainfall swept southwest Arkansas with over two inches in some areas while rivers are forecast to rise. White River remains out of banks near Clarendon and St. Charles due to last month’s floods as more rain threatens broader floods along Missouri and Mississippi basins. Temperatures plunge elsewhere as wintry conditions grip the central states and snow falls across the plains.
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Floods Rage Across Four-State Area
Floodwaters threatened Montara Nebraska Montana and Lotusiana as rising rivers spilled over thousands of acres. Colder midwest weather slowed the overflow while Missouri River remained mostly below flood stage. Minor floods affected areas north of Sidney Montana after a 30 to 40 inch surge, with residents advised to seek higher ground and monitor conditions.
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Lennie Approves Part of Cost of Fieldhouse
Littles Rock March 9 A bill passed the measure 24 to 7 after lengthy debate to fund an all purpose fieldhouse at the University of Arkansas. Governor McMath supported the plan and signing is anticipated. About 56 000 to be financed by athletics receipts and a federal grant.
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