Arkansas Population Changes Show Decline in 1960 Census
The Associated Press reports Arkansas counties and districts showed population shifts between 1950 and 1960 with overall state decline. Declines occurred in Benton Hempstead Nevada Jefferson Hot Spring and others while Sebastian and Washington counties gained. Fort Smith and North Little Rock saw notable shifts. Arkansas 1840 population figures were 1,506,580, down 144,757 from 1950.
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Ganad
Pop Wation Wee Baxter
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Boone
Carroll
Crawford
Franklin
Johnson
Lo- Ei
Madi- Soll
Marion
Tory
Nowton
Valo
Seagrey
Scott
Gong
Teil
van Buyey
Arkansas Weather Forecast and Report Summary
Weather Station report covering hours ending Sunday with no precipitation, totals comparing to last year and an extended May forecast for Arkansas. It notes temperatures: normal minima 54, maxima 84, highs around 80s, with scattered thunderstorms and partly cloudy, mild conditions across sections of Arkansas. Regional outlook includes chances of showers tonight through midweek and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening.
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Associated Press
Winrock Sale Nets $171 7550 Record Price
Winrock sale totals show a record $16,200 paid for a two-rod ball at the Winrock sale, the highest ever. The event near Ark., Follywo, with buyers including Tex, paid top prices, eclipsing previous highs. Names and details read like a local auction report from a Texas area market.
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Sula
Gerth Olyzeallé
Winrock
Ranchy
San
Aptana
Tex
Winthrop Nockefeller
Week of Arkansas traffic deaths tops ten fatalities
A chaotic week reports ten road deaths across Arkansas with multiple drownings and one logging accident. Names include Mark Youn, Jerry Moore, Charlie Jones Jr, Roosevelt Lennix, Thomas Priest, and Rossevell Clay among others in Hardy, Camden, Ashdown, Leachville, and Lille Peek.
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Higa
Uneee
Mark Youn
Jerry Moore
Hardy
Joe Higs Embotham
Youn
Stuall Mahiing
Hoxie
Alieia Satay
Charlie Jones Jr
Cameleon
Camden Saurday
Rossevelt Lennix
Ashdown
Suluday
Thomas Priest
Cash
Henry Ballerede
Port ‘Worth
Tex. i
Lowell Presley Baker
Ben[fon Harbor
Mich
Leachville
City Manager Denies Charges as Grand Jury Probe Considered
Litle Rock city officials say a grand jury investigation is possible after Waite McBride owner of Playhouse Cafe faced charges. City Manager Neun and Dauley stated the city supports the possible probe into use of police close watch on the cafe and its fines. Police records show 21 arrests.
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Dauley
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Gene Worsham
Waite McBride
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Playhouse Cafe
Deadline Today for State Tax Deadline
Deadline for state income tax payment arrived with penalties noted for late filing. The article details a case involving McBride and Worsham, with authorities ordering closure of a business day after an extension that shifted the deadline.
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Worsham
Sune Plavo
Watershed meet called here tonight
A watershed meeting for farmers in Coruse Creek area will be held at 7:80 p.m. Monday May 41 at the courthouse in Hope. Farmers in the hill section are urged to cooperate by fencing cropland and pasture, protecting lands from pests, and discussing possible lake sites that drain into Gorese Cols Terpe Rodge DeAnh Aviald and Garlahd Creek.
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Hope
Gorise Cols
Terpe
All Around Town Highlights Local Happenings
Local notes report a weekend gathering for Chicana to attend a two weeks management school. Archers plan to open a bowling alley in North Hovey, with city tims and semteling in the peay. Police log lists Clyde Smith and others charged with disturbances. Poppy Day success credited to Legion Auxiliary. A Jaames W. Jacksor from Calumbus listed as a candidate for a BA degree. Forensic pathology workshop attended by Hoyve Welkenvegger, Dr Hassell Fishy lectured on death causes. Sheriff Buck Baker noted, and May 24 industry appreciation event mentioned. Barry Spraggigs led a yard dash.
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Tore
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Hovey
Jeur
Peay Fuld
Hoyve Welkenvegger
Arkansas Medical School
Hassell Fishy
Maryland
Wwerg
Buck Baker
Cua
Harrison
Fiaayette Cowly
One Injured in Accident Here
A pedestrian injury accident occurred at Main Street lanes near Hope Brick Wiel. Fermin Agron and Denzel Pearson were drivers. Pearson sustained chest injuries and was hospitalized. Road crew noted vehicle damage and uncertain prognosis. Brown, Officers Howe and Siyard investigated. a charge of fate was mentioned amid the wreck.
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Fermin Agron
Auth
Denzel Pearson
Newre of Hope
Pearson
Oakcrest
Wyck Gant
Daynape
Patiie Chieh Brown
Howe
Siiyard
Rizby
Bartlesville Paper Promotes Porter
Porter named advertising director at Bartlesville paper after prior role at Jessen’s weekly in Alaska. He and his wife Janet reside at Bradley Place in Bartlesville. The move aligns with the Bartlesville Examiner enterprise advertising leadership changes.
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Arkansas campaign notes and candidate statements unfold
Fragmented OCR recounts a governor race with mentions of Orval Faubus and Bruce Bennett. It describes campaign visits across towns, calls for hospital and state improvements, and assertions about population decline tied to government policy. Frequent garbled names suggest coverage of political tensions and upcoming primary events.
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Mwilliama
Woids Law to Legalize Beer Sale
Kansas Supreme Court case fights a measure to allow beer sales in certain areas. The court split over legality, noting possible required amendments to the statewide initiative. The dispute centers on West Crossel and Ashley County officials involved in a local option vote and the process behind it.
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El Rarodo Police Chief to Retire
The El Rarodo police chief announces retirement after long service. Vague details list a potential transition date and persons involved in the local administration.
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Employment Office Moves to New $50,000 Home on South Elim Street
The Arkansas employment office relocates over the weekend to a new building on South Elim Street. Officials say federal funds totaling about $745,000 will support construction and move costs across multiple cities, with completion targeted soon.
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Supreme Court uses Voting Rights Act to target cases
Fragmentary report notes the Supreme Court directing enforcement of the Voting Rights Act through federal suits. It mentions challenges to state provisions and the role of federal courts in monitoring compliance, with implications for civil rights enforcement and potential appeals.
David Frith 46 Dies Suddenly Here Monday
David Frith aged 46 died suddenly Monday. He was a longtime employee of Oklahoma Supply Co and veteran of World War II. Survived by his wife, Marie, and several relatives. Funeral services held Tuesday at Guynett Memorial Church with burial in Memory Gardens. the VIEW in charge of graveside rites.
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