Nashville and DeQueen Top Arkansas Football
Nashville and DeQueen lead Arkansas football in a regional roundup. Little Rock and Hot Springs clash in a key conference match as Big Eight title hopes hinge on later results. Texarkana relies on defense to stay in contention, while Fort Smith and Blytheville host nonleague foes and El Dorado seeks momentum with a healthier Mooty.
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Texarkana
Aith Little Rock
Hot
Hots
Little Rock
North Rock
Eville
Big Eight
Fortith
Tulsa
Okla
Blythe Ville
Malvern
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
el Dorado
Tigers
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Sdop
Razorbacks
Trojans
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Jim Mooty
Pine
Mooty
Noth
Mny
Golden Hurricane
Mighty Newport
Blytheville
van Burén
Fayetteville
Rogers
Subiaco
Springdale
Siloam Springs
Forrest City
Newport
Conway
Stuttgart
Benton
Warren
Star City
Dumas
McGehee
Nashville
de Queen
Texas
Parkers
Longhorns
Texans
Mickey Smith
Longhorn
Soph
Jay Donathan
Booneville
Harold Steelman
Baylor
Steelman
Oren Culpepper
Jack Mitchell
Buddy Benson
Benson
Mitchell
Warning Order in Henagan Chancery Case Hempstead Ark
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Ark Ike Henagan and others sue Luke Henagan ETAL as plaintiffs against multiple Henagan defendants. The court warns Will Henagan Nobie Henagan Dorothy Henagan and others to appear within thirty days and answer. Clerk Garrett Willis signs the seal with dates October 13 196? and notices run October 14 21 28 November 4.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Ike Henagan
Will Henagan
Dorothy Henagan
Job Henagan
Nobie Henagan
W. T. Henagan
Susie Mae Henagan Mayfield
Louis Henagan
Rhodie Mae Henagan Richardson
Hempstead Chancery Court Alerts Defendants to 30 Day Appearance
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas warns defendants Alex Cole Ezel Cole and Nick Cole to appear within 30 days and answer the plaintiffs complaint. The document is dated October 13 with Clerk Garrett Willis noted. The rest of the text references high school sports schedules and matchups across towns.
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Alex Cole
Ezel Cole
Nick Cole
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
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Market updates across regions show mixed demand for broilers and grains
Northwest markets report steady broiler and fryer demand around 22 with weak buyer activity in floral areas at 22-23 F.O.B. farm. New York stocks edge lower amid mild profit taking while cotton futures swing from losses to gains. Hog and cattle markets in National Stockyards show varied prices with steeper gains in weights over 230 pounds and strong lambs at 18.5 to 20.0 dollars per hundredweight.
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Northwest Area
Badesville
Floral Area
F.O.B. Farm
New York
Commission House
U. S
Chicago Live Poultry and Eggs Market Report
Live poultry markets show steady hens and barely steady caponettes and young stock with receipts of 719 coops. Butter prices uneven while eggs firm with wholesale buying values higher across U S standards and grades.
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Chicago
F.o.b
U.S
Grain and Provisions Markets Slide on Heavy Cash Grain Bets
Prices eased across all grain sectors at The Board of Trade as traders expected a large cash grain influx Monday. Soybeans, rye, and oats fell several cents while wheat and corn declined into the mid single digits. Cash corn purchases for delivery increased sharply, with December futures showing notable moves.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
U.N. Debates East-West Tensions and Self-Determination
At the United Nations the East-West split deepens as diplomats warn that Poland’s defeat could jeopardize détente. Communist states accuse the US of violating a 1946 nonpermanent council seat agreement, while Washington argues the pact was limited to that year. Dag Hammarskjold faces a rebuff as the Social Committee declines his proposal to refer self-determination talks to a temporary panel. The Political Committee hears Czechoslovakia express cautious support for early self-determination discussions.
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Poland
United States
London
Europe
U. N
Social Committee
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Czechoslovakia
Brothers Seek Help After Tragic Deaths
The Baughman family from Acadia faces a grim scene as neighbors report hungry children found scavenging in garbage cans. Baughman, 29, says a lapsed burial policy and a nerve illness forced him to seek VA hospital care after losing his job, living on $7 in food chits from nuns. He recalls his sons wanting to grow up to be fighters like Rocky.
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Evelyn Scallan
Baughman
Acadia
Tex
Veterans Administration
Rocky
Truman backs UNESCO in shifted UNESCO stance
Former President Harry S. Truman urged Dag Hammarskjold to keep UNESCO open to all nations including East Germany and Red China. He blamed America Firsters for the American Legion convention vote against UNESCO and said UNESCO's all right.
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East Germany
Red China
Harry S. Truman
Hammarskjold
America Firsters
American Legion
Unesco
Parker Texas Grid Match Looms Over 36000 Fans
Little Rock Arkansas faces Texas Longhorns in War Memorial Stadium with about 36000 in attendance. The game features a potent Parker aerial attack led by sophomore Joe Clements against Arkansas’ inconsistent defense and a strong Razorback ground game led by Henry Moore.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Longhorns
War Memorial Stadium
Texas
Joe Clements
Arkansas
Longhorns
Texas Tech
Tulane
Southern California
Oklahoma
Razorbacks
Tulsa
Oklahoma A&m
Texas Christian
Parkers
Baylor
Longhorn
Henry Moore
Moore
Clyde Scott
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