Births and Awards Highlight Dallas Area Religious Event
A First Christian Church gathering on Monday celebrated a new kitchen and featured a display of birth announcements and awards. Notable attendees included Mrs Dincart, Mrs W. Bay, and Delta May sisters linked to Alpha XI Delta fraternity. The ceremony followed prayers, and a sandwich course was served. Lectures touched on Alpha fraternity history and a guest from Lombard College.
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Court reform talk sparks long debated criteria for judges
A fragmented passage discusses a push to require prior service as a lower court judge or state supreme court tenure, noting historical precedents and contrasting examples. It references Taft and Vinson, hints at criticisms, and cites public school implications while questioning eligibility and the court's composition.
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Smathers questions Supreme Court jurists by experience
In a Senate exchange, Smathers argued a constitutional proposal would bar certain justices from sitting if adopted. He cited judges like Jay, Field, Marshall, and Warren as examples not to be covered, while acknowledging the plan would apply only to future appointees.
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Markets mix in New York cotton and Chicago grain notes
Cotton futures edged higher with late session gains as traders awaited crop developments and CCC export policy signals amid spot buying of new crop October and December. In Chicago, firm grains and soybeans supported by cash wheat movement and strong May prices, while poultry and produce markets showed quiet mixes across regions.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards Market Report
At Louis Livestock National Stockyards the USDA hogs traded steady to higher with 180-240 lb at 15.25 to 15.50, 200-220 lb around 15.83, and 250-270 lb 14.60 to 16.00. Cattle and calves showed mixed prices as good to choice vealers ranged 18.00 to 19.00, commercial and utility cows 11.60 to 12.00, with slaughter calves 16.00 to 18.00 and some high choices near 20.00. Sheep stayed barely steady with spring lambs around 26.50 for small lots.
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University of Arkansas to Award Four Honorary Degrees
The University of Arkansas announced four honorary degrees to be conferred at commencement exercises on June 2. Recipients include Dr. T. Roy Reid, director of the U S Department of Agriculture Graduate School, Henry H Strales emeritus professor of Hebrew languages at the university, Dwian Louis Reynolds executive vice president of Reynolds Metals Co, and Joe Hard Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co vice president and former Arkansas Farm Bureau president.
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Market Prices Broadcast For Livestock and Wool
The report lists prime 27.00, utility and good 17.00 to 20.00, half deck choice 14, shorn lambs No. 2 pelts 22.60, and ewes priced at 4.00 to 6.00.
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