Weekend drownings claim nine lives in Arkansas
AP reports multiple fatal incidents over the weekend across Arkansas. A 1k-year-old Terrence O'Raugh Guned drowned in a stock pond near McGehee, with his body recovered. In Little Rock area, Mildred Hunt, 30, and Ed Joe Fugate, 38, were struck to death. Mrs. Hunt’s husband West Hickman confirmed a 50to arm woman near Atkins died in bed Sunday after her husband killed himself. Holloway, 29, from Springdale, was hospitalized after a pool cue attack in Fayetteville. Edgar McGarrah, 46, of Lowell, faces a negligent homicide charge.
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Fishermen Presidents and a Trout Named Moby Dick
The author notes General Lucius Clay longs to return from Germany to fish, arguing fishing restores balance and reveals character. He recalls presidents who fished, from Hoover to Truman, including a tale of Hoover’s big trout Moby Dick, and ends with the idea that fishing offers rest and self-check for all.
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Three Arkansans to Receive Honorary Degree
The University of Arkansas will award honorary doctor of laws degrees to three native Arkansans at the 75th ceremony in Fayetteville.
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Court Docket of Drunkenness and Assaults in City Docket
Long list of court docket items shows Burt Durham pleading guilty to drunkenness with a $10 fine. Numerous defendants including Joseph Martin Ira Williams El ridge Rogers Robert McClure and Clarence Phillips faced drunkenness assault and battery or related charges with cash bonds forfeited. Other items include running a stop sign monthly commencement exercises with degrees to William W Campbell and notable graduates Bushey and Miser. Additional cases cover driving under liquor influence improper lights no license speeding reckless driving grand jury holds and forged documents. A conversational end notes a child asking about barefoot siblings in a domestic scene.
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Reds Reach Outskirts of Shanghai
Communist forces pushed through the outer Shanghai suburbs and moved to the city’s east flank in an encirclement drive. Officials feared the last exit along the Whangnao river north would close soon as they massed strength on all sides of the city.
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Americans stay in Shanghai amid tense city standoff
U S Consul General John Cabot said the consulate did not anticipate hostilities and destruction inside Shanghai. He believed some action would be taken to protect the approximately 1500 Americans still in the city as factions entrenched on the south side and east.
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