The Cardinal Bird Saga in Female Runners Tale
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Queen and Duke to Leave With Grand Sendoff
Reports detail a royal departure marked by a large farewell across Northern Ireland and London. Crowds gather as the Queen and Duke travel from Easton Airport amid pageantry, with royal aides and guards ensuring ceremonial order and safety.
Markets 5 7 Louis Livestock Market Report
Market notes from Louislivestock market show mixed cattle and hog action with steady to higher bids on select classes. Calves, feeders and sows mixed. soybeans and grains rally amid steady cash grain. poultry and produce receipts reported with steady wholesale prices.
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Local Case Involving Mire Bary and Minor Children
Aish iaan appears for Mire Bary and the minor children in a local case. The opinion, written by Syellow Paul Ward, discusses various court decisions including a $2 judgment in Creer Mivigit Court, a Hempstead Uitoldt Court ruling in a damage suit, and a highway incident resulting in an amputation. The Supreme Court addresses police questions about ownership in a collision, and Jefferson Circuit Court's discharge decision is noted. The water level ruling for Old Town Lake and White River Drainage District actions, plus a probate adoption in Union Probate Court for Wayne Younger, are summarized.
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Strikers Return at Atomic Plant in Oak Ridge
Thousands of AFL workers return to the Oak Ridge atomic plant construction project after a three week walkout. The return was ordered by the AFL Building Trades Department in Washington while a request from the Shyet Metal Workers Union for travel allowances is reviewed. The strike began in November over a seven cent per mile travel allowance, with picket lines set, affecting more than 6,500 workers.
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Six Violent Deaths in State Reported
By the Associated Press, six violent deaths were recorded in Arkansas for the week ended last midnight. Neera Finest Batts, 20, of Monticello, died at McGehee from injuries in a car truck collision. Hazetin Hunt and Carlus McNeary, both of Monticello, died in the same incident the previous day.
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Defeated Candidate Fines Suit In West Helena Election
Phillips County Circuit Court suit seeks to block James E Porter from taking office on January 7. Clark claims Porter did not pay his poll tax rendering him ineligible. Ranked as mayoral candidate Porter won 946 votes to 410 for Clark and 22 for Willie White.
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Arkansas Gins 1.2 Million Bales in Cotton Output
The Census Bureau reports 13,424,935 running bales of cotton ginned from the 33rd crop before November. This compares with 12,320,037 ginned on the same date last year and 11,187,785 two years ago. State totals include Arkansas 1,294,230 this year and 1,208,474 last year, and Missouri 414,185 and 354,153.
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Cotton futures drift after 192 notices issued
Prices moved lower across December contracts after 192 transferable notices were issued at Raw York. Afternoon levels showed 65 cents per bale declines from the prior close with March and May gains limited. Dec price stood around 32.99, March 92.81 and May 33.63.
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