Prosecutor Dies in Blast After Shooting Incident
Thomas, in his second term as prosecuting attorney and a World War II veteran, was shot during an attack by Furlow who had a history of disturbances. Furlow was restrained after firing multiple times. Thomas died at the scene. Survived by his widow and two children, his body was held at Phillips Funeral home as funeral plans were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlow
Ashdown
Thrash
Little Rock
Thomas
Phillips Funeral Home
Look Ahead News Named Best GIL Newspaper in Europe
The Look Ahead News was named the best mimeographed newspaper in the European command. Editors are inmates of the Army military prison in Mannheim Germany. The article notes runes as the oldest form of Germanic writing.
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Mannheim
Germany
European Command
Army
Bank Statement Sworn by Cashier I P C Stephens
I P C Stephens cashier of the bank swears the above statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. The document lists liabilities and figures including 25,000 and 7532.15 and 1,794.62 and totals such as 78,696.77 and 597,566.61 and 17,733.61 and 5,597,703.27. Location is State of Arkansas Hempstead County.
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State of Arkansas
County of Hempstead
Ss. I. P
Thomas E. Hays
of Hermpstead
Irene C. Roberts
Dale Jones
June C. Reynolds
Reputy
Public Mac Commission
Poultry Days Promises Big Attendance And Growth Ahead
Arkansas hosts a two day Poultry Days with speakers like Charles Vantress of Vantress Poultry Farm and Freeda Roth Greenan of Corn Belt Hatcheries. Attendees include Arkansas vocational classes and caravans from across the state plus industry reps from Arbor Acres Hy Line and Nichols Poultry Farms as egg production could rise to 206 to 300 million dollars annually.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Charles Vantress
Fayetteville
Arbor Acres
Glastonbury
Conneticut
Nichols Poultry
Kingston
New Hampshire
Hy- Line Poultry Farms
Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Freeda Roth Greenan
Corn Belt
Arkansas Weather Update Across Regions
Central Arkansas shows partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight and cooler nights with highs near 80 and lows in the mid 50s. Northeast Arkansas expects similar conditions with scattered storms and mid 80s highs and low 50s to near 50s tonight. Northwest Arkansas anticipates cooler nights with 80s by day and 40s to 50s at night. Southeast Arkansas records partly cloudy weather with thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight and highs near 80s. Southwest Arkansas begins to note partly in the segment.
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Arkansas
Northwest
Southeast
Southwest
American Crop Could Exceed 1948 Record
Washington reports this year’s crop production, combining crops and livestock, could surpass 1948 record volumes. Favorable September rains, large feed grain tonnage, and rising milk and egg output push agriculture toward the largest ever stockpile, with lower prices and near-record harvests in many crops. A labor report notes 3.3 percent fewer workers, wage rates up about 3 percent. Traces of locusts and termites observed in Africa near Lake Kyoga.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Midwest
Great Plains
South
Afternoon Heat Drops Tonight Cooler Biting Night Ahead
This afternoon will see mid to high 80s with a cooler night ahead. Lows dip to mid to high 50s as temperatures ease after a warm day.
President Eisenhower Enjoys Brief Denver Outing
President Eisenhower, refreshed after eight hours sleep, enjoyed a brief outing in the October sun at Fitzsimons Army hospital. His physicians report continued satisfactory progress with no complications as he awaits a visit from his brother Dr Milton S Eisenhower, adviser to the White House, in a day that signals a rising pace of official duties.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Columbine III
Iowa corn output forecast tops 460 million bushels
Des Moines Iowa United Press reports the U S Department of Agriculture forecasts Iowa will produce 460 million bushels of corn this year a figure about 49 million less than Illinois expected yield.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State of Iowa
Illinois
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Dave Work
Russ Winterbotham
Ed Kudlaty
Kit
America
Missouri
Kentucky
NEA Service, Inc
Workman's
Dan‘ Boone
St. Charles
Independence
Furf
Craig
Henry M. Ford
Kaxynee
Heatherette
Kaynee
Este Deodetners
ST. Louis Stockyards, Ill
U. S
Bank OF Blevins
Blevins, Hempstead Co
Ark
P. C. Stephens Cashier
H. M. Stephens
Herbert M. Stephens
R. C. Stephens Notary Public
First National Bank OF Hope
United States
ANC Nanan Canes
W. Kendall Lemley and
McMath
B. W. Edwards
Arkansas Weather
The
Associated Press
Pacer
Frica
Lake
Kyoga
Equator
Citizens National Bank OF Hope
U. S. Aene
Federal Reserve
Bank Orate
O. A. Graves R
M. LaGrone, Jr
C. C. Spragins
MET
South Walnut St
OO Efe
Robin Hood
Delsie
Wilson
Kimbells
Crisco
Williams
Rkansas
Wifts
Decker
Lowang
Wieners
Bologna
Walnut St
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