Arkansas Road Work Totals 27 Million
Washington reports total highway construction costs at 27.0 million with 14.07 million federally funded. The Federal Bureau of Public Roads release details work under construction and approved programs, including miles and costs, plus an additional 4.08 million federal funds available for Newark matching.
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Army Suspends Laboratory Workers Over Security Probe
The Army suspended five laboratory staff at Fort Hood amid a security inquiry linked to Senate investigations led by Senator McCarthy. Among those halted were scientists and a high-level employee connected to national defense research, with details limited by the service.
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Runaway Girls Narrow Escape Near Michigan Institute
Two runaway girls from the University of Michigan Neuropsychiatric Institute fled toward New York Central lines and were chased across intercity routes. Spotted near Ypsilanti, they were taken to Wayne for safety, then returned to the institute after deputies found their tale implausible.
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Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge In Arkansas Report
A Truman farmer pleaded guilty to assault and was not sentenced yet. Poinsett Circuit Judge Hayy moved two murder cases to the next term, including the Riverdale cafe murder. John Banks admitted assault to kill in the Tucker shooting case at Trumann last May. Other murder cases were passed for this term including Eugene Mate, Clyde Smith, and Kyle Roper. Mrs. Vanteen Smith received five years for second degree murder. her appeal goes to the Arkansas Supreme Court. Fifty seven percent of U. S. Indian Affairs employees are Indians.
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Oil Production Drops in Seven States Amid Reductions
The nation's daily crude oil output fell by about 46 000 barrels in the week ended Oct 3, as a result of new restrictions. Illinois led gains with about 709 800 barrels. Kansas fell 21 000 barrels to 80 000. Arkansas declined 450 barrels to 79 250, while Oklahoma and Texas also posted losses. The report notes the impact of commanded reductions may take time to show in big producers.
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Lucky Guy Malone Worker Survives After Truck Accident
LUCKY GUY MALONE NY in Eugene Harrington 22 is in a hospital here nursing a crushed nose and lucky to be alive. Harrington a laborer employed by the town of Malone fell from the rear of a truck yesterday into the path of a steam roller. Fellow workmen reported the perilous moment and the accident is being investigated.
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Drive for April cut in corporation tax policy
Washington reports Sen. Millikin calls for a reduction in corporation tax to take effect April. He argues present rates hinder business, while officials push maintaining existing levies and deadlines. The plan would adjust taxes tied to corporate profits and related excises, with changes slated for April 1.
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Presbyterians meet in Clarksville with officers named
Presbyterian gathering in Clarksville Arkansas opens a session of the Northern Presbyterian Church Synod. Rev Roy Smith of Sapulpa Oklahoma presided. Mrs 1ft Cartinid Oba served with the committee amid the meeting. James Spivey of Bartlesville led the Men's Committee as chairman. Obda and others noted.
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Army Reveals New Non-Atomic Weapons Display
The Army demonstrated a series of non atomic weapons at the Merceen Pray ers Ground. Officials showed protective body gear and new launch systems as part of a broader effort to display advanced defense capabilities. Defense Secretary Wilkany emphasized a push toward modernized arms, including Nike and Ontos platforms, while restrictions on certain items remained for security reasons.
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U S Personnel on Morocco Base Limited
American officials say 7,400 U S personnel will not be enough to staff the large U S forces bases in Morocco. Plans show three bomber and fighter bases funded at nearly 400 million dollars with potential for more troops and expanded facilities under existing French agreements. Negotiations aim to ease arrangements for troops, operations, and jurisdiction, with continued talks over the next two years.
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