Bruner Ivery Buys Out Plant at Jonesboro
Bruner Ivery buyout of the Jonesboro plant from the American Handle Company transfers full ownership. Basye, general manager, notes the Kelly plant had produced handles since 1900, shipping nationwide and exporting. Plans include moving machinery to Hope to boost volume and possibly discontinue the Jonesboro operation, with increased employment expected. Bruner Ivery remains a major American handle maker.
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Veto Decision on Farm Bill Faces the Congress
Washington report outlines expected congressional approval of a bill to cancel pending farm program cuts. The piece notes Democratic supporters push back against changes, while farmers and donors weigh in on further payments and policy shifts amid political tension.
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Weather forecast notes mixed conditions and slight temperature shifts
The report describes highs in the 80s and 90s, lows around the 40s to 60s, with mostly cloudy conditions. It mentions scattered showers possible midweek, a general cooling trend through Wednesday, and a mix of partly cloudy afternoons with light winds and varying humidity.
Coast Guard Rescues 17 Men at Sea
Coast Guard cutters battled heavy seas to rescue 17 sailors from a crippled fishing vessel named Min grate, Carol and Ostelle about 140 miles east of Cape Cod. The Avushhol head ship and Gen. Greene diverted to assist as a smodged lifeboat wiped out the propeller, with the Allattic Pleel station ready to aid if needed.
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Agency Bill Is Wrecked New Funds Voted
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee tore up the President’s budget for independent agencies, replacing it with a funding package about 627.9 million dollars higher, and rejected 200 million dollars of his request while approving 827 million more than requested. The panel also favored numerous public building projects and a shift to lease purchase for new facilities, a plan criticized as more costly and cumbersome than direct government construction.
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Fragmentary OCR provides readable items only partially. Names, places, and events are not fully determined. The brief item cannot be reliably mapped to a single coherent town notice or outcome.
Senate OKs Farm Bill Amid Record Food Prices
Washington reports say a Senate vote approved a farm bill despite warnings of high food costs. The measure would freeze some subsidies and extend price supports, with presidential veto risks and House action anticipated. President polled opposition to price controls while dairy and crop programs draw intense debate.
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Spring Arrives in Arkansas on Schedule
The report Notes Spring arriving as scheduled in Arkansas with mentions of locations such as Little Rock and Pine Bluff. Fragmented lines reference travel, weather, and upcoming events but details are unclear due to OCR issues. Entities include Arkansas locations and references to spring season timing.
Prescott to Get a New Garment Plant
A new garment plant is planned for Prescott with substantial local impact. The American Enterprise Corporation of Pine Bluff Arkansas announces the project, led by executives and the Arkansas Industrial Development Council, aiming to hire over a hundred workers once operations begin in May.
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Ward Likely to Run for Governor
Fragmentary OCR suggests mentions Ward possibly seeking the Arkansas governorship this year. The garbled text references political figures, party lines, and electoral statements with unclear names and dates, but centers on a gubernatorial bid and public interest.
Prices Rise Despite Unemployment Jump
United Press reports a sharp rise in consumer prices while unemployment climbs. Labor Department data show price increases for food, housing, and essentials, with goods costs outpacing wage gains. Despite higher living costs, buying power erodes as real earnings slip and employment remains uneven across sectors.
US Refuses Russian Landing Rights in New Policy
The United States rejects Russian landings under a new policy note. Officials state the stance aims to control air and sea access, citing security and diplomatic considerations. No exceptions are indicated for allied or other foreign traffic.
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