Local Arkansas firm grows with portable saws and welding shop
The Ryals family starts in Wynne Arkansas with a welding and repair shop expanding into a portable saw production. By 1947 the business designs and builds a rugged 25 horsepower four cylinder powered saw delivering durable performance for brush vines and trees up to 44 inches diameter. They employ 12 men year round and have shipped around 150 portable table saws in 15 months, while also offering field clearing contracts and on site testing to refine designs.
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Autumn Leaf Festival Planned in Ozarks
Autumn Leaf Festival slated in Northwest Arkansas aims to showcase foliage in peak color. The program includes tours of University of Arkansas livestock and poultry farms, art from University of Arizona, theater by University Theater Group, musical events, guided Ozarks tours, and a theater showing Romeo and Juliet. Tickets required for the festival event. on November 7 a new law building on campus hosts Sen. J. William Pubrigh t's speech.
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Cherry urges Arkansas drought disaster designation
Governor Cherry recommends that all Arkansas be declared a drought disaster rather than individual counties. He plans to announce the proposal at a governors conference after attending a drought committee briefing. The event gathers 16 governors, chaired by Governor Thorn of Colorado, to discuss allocating state funds for relief. President Eisenhower will attend a breakfast with the governors.
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Big 3 Stand Firm On Trieste Amid Frontiers Flareups
London reports three Western ministers agreed to keep Trieste Zone A under Allied control until Gorvian disputes cool. United States Britain and France weighed early talks with Russia on East West non aggression while Adenauer objected to an offer now. Officials noted Israel Jordan tensions also discussed with UN Security Council possible reference.
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Little Dog Foils Suspected Attack in Tex City
In Daltasa Texas a small dog interrupted an apparent attempt by a Black man to assault a white woman in a tense city with an unsolved serious case. The incident follows a string of attacks on white women described in the past 18 months including a September murder and a fatal knifing near Love Field. Police planned to question a suspect described as tall and heavy after multiple sightings and a dog named Tip played a key role in deterring the assailant.
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Pink Boll Worm Found Near Ruston and Buster Joins
Reported Pink Boll Worm infestation traced near Ruston and Dubach in central Louisiana. Authorities announce strict inspection measures to protect cotton fields as the pest threatens the state and surrounding regions including Texas and Mississippi.
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Old Problem of Forcing Witnesses to Talk on Communism Again
Atty General Brownell supports a Congress bill to compel witnesses to answer Communist questions. The law would test the first witness in a lengthy fight, a move rooted in a long history of attempts to compel testimony. Witnesses have invoked the First and Fifth Amendments to dodge questions about Communist ties, with prior court rulings upholding contempt convictions and limiting First Amendment protections. The Smith Act and 1857 law create complexities, as testimony before a committee may be used in criminal prosecutions, yet evasive strategy persists through Fifth Amendment protections and potential future prosecutions.
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Father and son held for bank robbery in Kingston
Bentonville Ark report says a father and son were arrested after a Kingston bank robbery. Bank cashier Wilson Bunch described two men entering the Kingston bank with pistols and fleeing with an amount between 860 and 8000 dollars. An arrest followed in an exchange of gunfire. Ora Knight of Roga Nebraska tied to the case. Police named John Black as a sheriff in Benton County.
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Emmet Observes Laymen's Day Across Churches
Emmet schedules Laymen's Day on October 8 with Methodist speakers at multiple churches. Clergy include Griffin Smith Prescott Leite Blevins Burke Benunets Vesey Spring Hill Teadus St Paul Maxwell Malmview Marsh New Salera Carolina Beasley and others. A broadcast from site 2pp is planned Sunday afternoon.
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Wistriet Lavander
Washington
Printing Prices to Be Checked in Arkansas
The Joint Legislative Audit Committee authorized a spot survey of printing prices by the state. Rep Huyle P Hollis said presidents of state supported colleges and the University of Arkansas favored the survey, with Legislative Auditor Orvel M Johnson noting staff should begin work.
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Cotton Consumption Totals and Spindle Stock See Slipping Trends
The report shows September cotton consumption totaling 702,428 bales versus 734,054 last year, with two month totals near 1.82 million bales. Public storage and processing plants hold about 4.04 million bales versus prior year, and spindles active around 20.0 million, steady from August and slightly down from last year.
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Washington
PLC to Revise Bell Increase in Little Rock
In Little Rock the Public Service Commission faced a bid to revise a $2,550 annual rate hike by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. A group opposed the increase and urged overturn. The order allowed collections since Sept 1, 1959 under a bond guaranteeing refunds if a later disallowance occurs. Cities argued the commission’s decision was dictatorial and unreasonable.
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Little Rock
Radar Spy Witness to Tell All
A witness connected to the Rosenberg spy case faces dramatic testimony amid McCarthy era hearings. The individual, described as a key informant, was escorted from a closed hearings room after a medical episode and later returned, with officials citing safety concerns and ongoing testimony amid a charged political atmosphere.
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Americans Test Swiped Red Plane
General Weyland disclosed that American exports suffered a loss from a MIG arms test. The test on Okinawa involved a crash and subsequent reassembly, with pilots from Wright Patterson Air Force Base observing. Additional flights followed, yielding information to exploit MIG weaknesses.
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Power Lobby Probe Is Requested In Congress
Oklahoma City lawmakers push for a congressional inquiry into a costly power company lobby in Washington. The motion cites alleged excessive lobbying spending as a regional electric cooperative association meeting discusses the issue.
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Senators Quit Spain on Day of Agreement
Senators from two parties confronted a tense wartime orientation as they left Madrid on the day a government pledge was made. They criticized U S plans in Greece and Spain, while praising military aid and bases near the Iron Curtain, and pressed for extended inquiry into defense lobbies and federal power policy. The group included Case of South Dakota and Blannis of Minnesota, members of the Armed Services Committee, who warned that aggressive nations cannot prosper without consequences.
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Future Farmers Head for Home as Convention Opens
Vague OCR text describes Future Farmers heading home from a convention in Kansas City. It notes officials and organizers like Mrs. Overly and others, mentions national clubs and events, and references sessions and openings connected to the American Herefords or similar groups. The fragmentary prose hints at broader farm and youth activities and future plans discussed during the gathering.
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Youth Dies on Day He Joined Maries AIKADELPHIA
Eighteenyearold Austin Wayne Francis was to report for Marine Corps service last Monday after finishing civilian affairs. He sustained injuries in a highway crash near here and died Wednesday at a Little Rock hospital. He is survived by his family.
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Senators Press On Way To Endorse Russia Policy
Three senators signaled they will quit wringing hands and urging tone of despair, stating they do not believe an endless petition will work. They say if Russia is convinced she can win through strength, she may listen to reason without naming the Mame and avoiding direct confrontation.
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Farm Agents Honored for Long and Faithful Service
Philadelphia item notes three county farm agents recognized for distinguished long service to farm people. Names include Titus Manasco of Polk County and Avil of Chicot County, with details cut in OCR.
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Explosion Kills 30 On Carrier Leyte in Boston Report
Boston dispatch reports 30 enlisted men killed and many injured in an explosion and fire aboard the carrier Leyte. The blast tore below decks as a bright flame swept the forward area, with crews scrambling for rescue and identification. Navy officials cited the delay in notifying kin as a factor, while captains and pilots described the chaotic moments and ensuing search efforts.
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Falcon Dam Dedication Set for Monday
Falcon Heights Texas reports the dedication of Falcon Dam set for Monday. The project is nearly complete with plans noting a large international scope and a $50,000,000 budget. Officials cite agricultural impact and cross border reservoir operations as key outcomes.
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