The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

MAT 29, 1958 Arkansas News Young Negro to Get 'Chair 1 April 1 for Slaying Farmer Bjr The AMocUlt4 FORDYCE-A young Negro today faced death in the Arlcaraa. electric chair lor the March 26 slaying or Dallas County farmer Nineteen-year-old WiUon Wright, was convicted or re degree murder Ute yesterday by Circuit Court jury here that deliberated only 21 minutes before reaching a verdict. Wright waived the customary 6-day waiting period berore lce and Judge John M. Golden promptly sentenced him to die Aug. 1.

Pine BluH Firm Files tor Incorporation LITTLE ROCK-Artlcles or Incorporation were filed In (he secretary ot slate's office here yesterday for R. G. Varner steel Products of Pine Bluff. Authorized capital was listed at $50,000. were R.

G. Varner, Jamie Ruth Varner and Dale C. Hendrix of Shipment of Frozen Arkansas Strawberries Seized ST. LOUIS-A shipment of frozen Arkansas strawberries, consisting or 5.418 cans, was seized here yesterday on a complaint by the Fed eral Food inspectors that the lot contained decomposed berries. Sea-Going Dinosaur's Bones Found in State ARKADELPHIA-The fossilized bones of a dinosaur have been found near here.

Arkonsans Die In B-36 Crash FT. WORTH, Tex. tfl One Arkansan was killed and another Injured in (he crash of a B-36 bomber at Cavswell Air Force base here yesterday. Dead, is Airman 2-c John C. Clark, 19, whose mother, Mrs.

R. S. Clark lives on Route 6 Box 601 near Pine Bluff, Ark. Injured was Airman 2-C James M. Poole, KOSE 860 on Your Dial PROGRAM SCHEDULE Friday, May 30, 1952 5:00 -Sign on Roundup News Roundup Gospel in the Mawnin to the Record News Devotional Lombardo Time Welk Show Viewpoint Master News Gems of Healing News Frolics on.

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603 Washington street, Nashville, Ark. Negro Donates Fund Pine Bluff Noffro toaehcl cd $15 000 towa a room house ff to be used for a Nesr- ro Center for the blind. Mrs vit -y of 1 in (ARK.) COURnm NCW8 UN TRUCE CHIEF Cen. William K. Harrison, above has been appointed head ot Hie UN truce delegation at Pan- muniom.

He replaces Vice Ailrn C. Turner Joy, who returns to the United states to assume command of the United Stales Naval Academy. Police Rescue Boys Adrift in a Boat MILWAUKEE, Wis. Two young boys were playing in a boat anchored in the Milwaukee River when one of them unfastened the rope that held It. It slipped from his hands and two scared kids went floating down Ihe river.

Three cops acme ind started after them in a rowboat They hitched a ride with a motorboat and caught the drifters after they had floated 300 yards. Tlie youngsters, Richard Kles- Little Rock School Board Under Fire Of Labor Group LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Federation or Labor condemned the Little Rock School Board In resolution last night for alleged "flagrant discrimination against organized workers." The Federation charges that the Board refused to hire a young teacher because or his activities in helping organize a teachers union here. The accusation was denied bv Y. Griffin, president of the School Board. Federation officials charged that the contract or Hugh Donoho, 24- yoar-oid mathematics teacher at West Side Junior High School was not renewed because he helped organize AFL Teachers union local 1149.

Two Dead, One in 'Fair' Condition in Stabbing LITTLE ROCK Van Buren Eldridgc. 56. wounded in a knifing here yesterday in which two men were killed, was reported in "fair condition" by Baptist Hospital loday. Killed In the nght on a Fourche Creek bridge were Cecil C. Aldrlilge, about 50.

and Negro Eugene Wright nge 39. Bauxite to Arkansas LITTLE ROCK first shipment or bauxite from mines In Jamaica will leave Kingston, Jamaica, today destined for the Reynolds Metals Company plant at Hurricane Creek, Ark. zcynski, B. and Ronald Romleskl, 8, were more scared of the "visit" with their parents than they had been in the boat. Read Courier News Classiried Ads Month-End Specials NYLON HOSE Frist Quality 51 Denier Beautiful Shades First time offered at this low price 1 GROUP LADIES DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES Broken Sizes, Some Slightly Soiled Volucs Up OO to 7.95 MEN'S FIRST QUALITY SOX Assorted Colors 1 GROUP LADIES DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES Broken Sizes Lots 7.95, 8.95 Values 6 77 1 GROUP MEN'S SHOES In Broken Sirei Values up to 12.95 While they last 1 LARGE GROUP CHILDREN'S ACROBAT SHOES Good Sizes in Narrow and Medium Widths Smart Pastel Colors Regular 5.95 6.95 Values $497 KELLEY'S "Your Friendly Shoe Store" In Blytherille Neighbors Sue as Bird Bath Keeps Washings From Going on Line LOS ANOBLES Lcola Cason, 80-year-old widow.

the birds her mreii'l. They've aued her for Mr. ana Mrs. Jeff C. Early ne arby Ill comolaii, pia a bird Mth In her buck yard two years ago andI began crumbs and seeds, Earlywine hasn't dared hang out her wash The couple claims rtnmage to Note to Trespassers: Wanna Be a BUFFALO.

N. y. aretalt "sat St. Matthews Church I wanna be a lawn! State Tax Collections Hit Peak LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Carl Parker says stale tax "collections' for Hie 1951-52 revenue year totaled record high of 895,077813 mV" hlgtl of $97 2 mtm I be alialnod for the ye.ir million in taxes from other departments Is added, he said (wn 01 nnd sol -Uo of Arkansas' biggest Income Producers set records. Gasoline taxes totaled $26,000,704.

The sales tax brought in on cigarettes and liquor sales dropped from last year, but Ihe decline wa.s more than made up the taxes levied on commodities by the 1951 Legislature. Tlie cigarette tax brought in 8 2-cent pack levy placed on BLYTHEVIUE, ARKANSAS PHONES: Day 3142; Night 6153 "nance Arkansas leal School's Teaching here, product The cent excise lax on liquor IHWK for th, Pu-bnc H-fl LTCRS SHOC SHOT i a KI -r Sale Savings on M-W Appliances REGULAR 264.95 M-W SUPREME 239.88 Big savings. 50-lb. capacity full-width freezer. Twin-sliding Food Fresheners hold 19 fruit and vegetables.

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