House approves 45 million for lower Mississippi control works
Washington reports approval of a 45.2 million dollar appropriation for floor control work on the lower Mississippi River and its tributaries. The move comes amid calls for further relief and potential tax measures as lawmakers examine the larger Eisenhower budget. Local events and community notices fill the rest of the page, including church programs and Legion meetings.
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Live stock prices and trends from market report
National market update shows hogs up to 16 higher than yesterday's average, mixed weights 190-270 lb, sows steady to down, boars 17.00-20.40. Cattle and calves mostly steady with slow cleanup trade, yearlings 15.00-19.00, vealers 24.09-28.00, sheep 100 head steady with grades 22.00-24.00 for choice to prime, ewes 4.00-6.00.
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New York Cotton Futures and Markets Report
New York on March 12 saw cotton futures rise overall amid active trading as nearby positions shifted to May and July. Prices ended with March at 34.02, May 34.57, and July 34.55 cents per bale, reflecting tighter cotton supplies and strong demand.
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Warm Air Waves Bathe Arkansas Across State
Weather Bureau reports warm air mass spreading over Arkansas for the second straight day. A dirt storm moved into Fayetteville and Fort Smith, reducing visibility to four miles at Fort Smith and three miles at Fayetteville. Temperatures ranged with Camden at 100 degrees, Arkadelphia 49, Texarkana 88, El Dorado 88, Pine Bluff 86, and Little Rock 35.
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Sought Favors: Cohn, Schine probe shocks Army talk
Potter and McCarthy allies pressed to reveal all facts as Army Secretary Stevens faced pressure over the Schine case. The Senate panel considered the Army report alleging that Roy Cohn sought favorable handling for a drafted aide. McCarthy read documents backing his position while Knowland called for a full inquiry and a joint effort to expose the truth. The dispute featured Democratic critics and Republican strategists amid a tense political clash.
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Agri Dept Scoreboard Confusing Self Scoring Rules
An odd item notes self scoring rules for a person called self shhret with thresholds from 70 to 90 points determining titles from big leaguer to bush league and mentions the British radio industry employing 138 non people in a separate clause. The fragmentary text blends trivia with unclear context.
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