Daytime tragedy after Ouachita River incident near Arkadelphia
Report details a boating accident on the Ouachita River near Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Three days of searching ended with a body recovered early today while eight others escaped unharmed. Names mentioned include Patsy Crawford, Sue Jones, and Dehton of Manning, with Miss Lamb involved in the incident.
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Arkansas
Mary
Keith Lamb
Sue Jones
Cabot Gine
West Helena
Couane Dehton
Manning
Lamb
Tan
Hol
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Prescott News Club Notes and Local Happenings
Juvenile Music Club hosted by Jané Nelson with 18 members and refreshments. Prescott Rotary Club screened a Ford film by Joe Crane. Ellen McRae celebrated a fifth birthday with family and friends at the Legion Hut. 747 Club hosted by Mrs. Gray at Emily's Cafe featured roses, prize winners, and a frozen salad course. Brownie Troop 1 led by Jenn Windham met with craft and story activities. Seven local youths were chosen for Boys State at Camp Robinson, with plans and travel details noted alongside other community visits and moves.
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Jané Nelson
Juvenné Music Club
Jim Nelson
Ann Scott
Helendale Ledbetter
Ruth Hairston
Jane Nelson
Dolores Escarre
Amelia Harrell
Prescott
Ellen McRae
Legion Hut
D. L. McRae, Jr
Ellen
Floyd Hubbard
Connie Morris
Martta Jane Bemis
Kathy Langley
Gilda Tay Hines
Eddie Danial
Jenny Gray
Charlotte Easterling
Maryana’ Cunningham
Ann Bolton
Helen Tanna Murry
Doug Gordon
Joe Paul
Carol Crane
Anna Gordon
Dicky
Moseley
Cass Bensberg
John Reynolds
Steve King
Jane
Prescott High School
Camp Robinson
American Legion
Lions Club
Kiwanis
Rotary
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Buddy Farm
Trosie Formby
Martin Gilbert
Frank Gilbert
Donald Bennett
Omer Bennett
Johnny Langley
H. Langley
Man Surrenders After Church Shooting in New York
Tony Tudorache, 60, sought for questioning in a fatal shooting at St Dimitru Romanian Orthodox Church surrendered to the district attorney. A rifle and ammunition were found in his room across from the church. Wounded worshipers numbered five. the parish warden Vasili Cucuia, 66, died. Police described Tudorache as a disgruntled dissenter with a history of threats and heavy drinking.
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New York
Tony Tudorache
Tudorache
St. Dumitru
Romenien Orthodox
Vasili Cucuii
Romania
St. Dimitru
Vasili Cucuia
Cucuia
iMeana
Zane
Carol of
Florian Cal@an
Bucharest
Caldan
Spa Hospital Becoming a Hot Issue
Congress and the Army clash over the future of the Army-Navy hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas, with the Army urging closure while Congress pushes to keep it open. The dispute, ongoing since 1953, reflects broader questions of Army policy and congressional authority amid ongoing national defense debates.
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Gordon Brown
Washington Wi — TL
Congress
Army
Army-Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansans
U S to Shrink DeWitt and Save Money
The Internal Revenue Service will shrink DeWitt Clinton’s image on cigarette tax stamps, trimming width by three sixteenths of an inch from fifteen sixteenths to a quarter inch. The move, planned for June, aims to save about 250000 dollars annually, with stamps produced for about 184 million in yearly costs and cooperation from manufacturers. Franklin L. Thatcher led the idea in the publications branch.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
DeWitt Clinton
Clinton
Revenue Service
Franklin L. Thatcher
The
Thatcher
Congress Challenged Army Over Hot Springs and Murphy Hospitals
Arkansas and Massachusetts lawmakers secured continued operation and funding for the Hot Springs and Murphy General Hospitals in 1983 and 1984. In 1984 the Army planned closures, but Sen. McClellan inserted a Defense bill directive to keep them open. The House Appropriations Committee criticized the Army for seeming to ignore Congress’s directive.
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Hot Springs Hospital
Murphy, General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Congress
Army
Sen. McClellan
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Army Department
Markets Broilers and Cotton Price Movements Across Regions
Northwest area reports firm demand for broilers and fryers at 20 to 21 cents, mostly 21. Batesville Floral area shows steady to improved demand with broilers and fryers at 19 to 20 cents, mostly 20, all F.O.B. farm. New York cotton futures slide then recover amid hedging, with late prices 15 cents per bale lower to 60 cents higher than prior close. May 35.98, July 33.88, October 32.98. Grain and provisions show wheat 2 hard at 2.294, corn 2 yellow lake at 1.52, oats 7.142, soybeans meal 59.00-59.50. live poultry steady in USDA market with varied prices. butter, eggs little changed amid steady receipts and wholesale bids.
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Broilers
Little Rock
Northwest ‘Area
Batesville
Floral Area
F.O.B. Farm
New York
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Stamp change plan at St Louis stockyards outlined
The St Louis Stockyards report a gradual, month long switch to new stamped paper supplies by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Costs will fall with smaller stamps, as ink, hauling, and freight carloads of watermark wood pulp paper adjust to the transition. Hog and cattle prices are listed with mixed variations across grades and weights.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Warren C of C Manager Dies
John Nel ereebout 5, manger of the Warren Chamber of Commerce, died early today at a hospital in Warren after several days illness. He came to Warren three years ago from Hot Springs where he had lived many years. He is survived by his widow. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Warren Ark
John Nel
Ereebout
Manger
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
Warren
Hot Springs
Tear Out Ad for One Dollar Life Insurance Policy
An old American Life Insurance ad targets ages 60 to 80, offering a $1,000 policy to cover final expenses. It promises no obligation and no phone calls, asking readers to mail name, address, and age to Old American Tns. Co. in Kansas City for processing.
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Kansas City
Noone
Tns
West 9Th
Dept
Hope Proclaims May 6 13 as Music Week Festival Date
Mayor Ole Olsen designates May 6 to 13 as Music Week in Hope and urges citizen participation. A music festival is set for May 8 at 7:80 at Hammons Stadium, with the proclamation witnessed by the mayor.
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United States
Olie Olssen
City of Hope
Hope
Hammons Stadium
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