Editor notes IRS rulings threaten advertising expenses
The editor argues tax rulings curb business opinion advertising and cites the A R Burnham case in Hope Arkansas. He notes the Tax Court relied on precedent from the Commarano and liquor case, affecting deductions for lobbying and advertising. Washington pressure and six bills in House plus one in Senate are sought to fix the issue.
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Star
Commarano
IRS
House
Ways and Means Committee
Amercan Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington
Senate
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Washburn
Congress
Arkansas Weather Summary From Regional Forecast
Weather summary for Arkansas reports a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies. No precipitation recorded four hours ending 7 a.m. Monday. Highs mainly in the 60s to low 70s, with cool nights in the mid 40s to mid 60s and lows in the 40s to 50s across zones. Regional regions show warm days and cool nights with variable temperatures through Tuesday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkansas Louisiana Extended Forecast Summary
Arkansas shows temperatures well below normal with minima around 44 to 50 and maxima near 76, generally mild days and little precipitation indicated. Louisiana presents cloudy conditions with some lull in activity, mild days and cool nights through Tuesday, with partly cloudy tonight and into tomorrow.
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Arkansas
Sughly
Narmat
Lille
Post Office Improves Window Plan for Quick Service
The Post Office consolidates the savings and money order window with general delivery to speed service. West lobby windows close, all service windows now in one area. Parcel post and stamp windows remain at the same location. Postmaster Ruybert Wilson says the change benefits the public and saves money.
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Hope Post Office
Parcel Post
Mohey
Ruybert Wilson
Kline Snyder Ark La Employee Dies After 50 Years
Kline Snyder aged 69 of Hope died in a local hospital. He worked 50 years for Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co as a mason and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Reva Snyder and a daughter Mrs. George Brandan of Hope. Funeral 2 pm Monday at First Baptist Church officiated by Dr. John McClanahan with We Key Rufus Soydreds assisting. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius Funeral Service.
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Rufus Soydreds
Herndon Cornelius
Ruse Hill Cemetery
Miner Accident Damages Autos on Well Street Morning
A truck driven by Randolph Hyddax struck an auto driven by Mrs. Steve Atkins at the corner of 1th and Well Streets this morning. City Officer Clark said both vehicles stopped at stop signage and slid into a gap, causing damage to both cars.
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Randolph Hyddax
Steve Atkins
Agis
Clark
Hadden
Abe Gap
Colonel Harry J Lemley Nominated for Brigadier General
Washington announced Colonel Harry J Lemley of Hope has been nominated for brigadier general. Senate Armed Services Committee has blocked confirmation amid ongoing civil rights debates. Lemley, son of Judge Haig J Lemley, is a West Point graduate 1935 with service in North Africa, Italy, and Korea. He married Margaret Cusack and has three children.
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Temley
Haig J. Lemley
Fom Hope High School
Marion Institute
Marion
Alabama
United States Military Academy
West Point
Ins Luution
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tesas
Margaret Cusack
J. E. Cusack
Seegat
Elizabeth Kendall
Harvey J. Lemsey
Lemley
North Africa
Italy
18 Field Arultery Regiment
Pranve
Germany
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Bth Army
Korey
National War College
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Paya
Pritchett 15 Buried at Emmet Sunday
J D Pritchett aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Pritchett of Hot Springs died recently and was buried Sunday in Emmet. He leaves a sister Kay Marie, maternal grandmother Mrs B Hamilton of Emmet. Services were held at Emmet Methodist Church with burial in Sagli Cemetery. Cornish Funeral Rex YAEL officiated.
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Joh Dennis Pritehett
Prichett
Hot Springs
Formur'sly
Hope
Kay Marie
Tmuller
B. Hamilton
Emmet
Emmet Methodist
Sagli Cemisery
Rex Yael
Pilot Saver of Four Lives In Naval Crash At Memphis Base
MEMPHIS AP A naval reserve P2V Neptune crashed after takeoff at the Memphis Naval Air Station killing Kirdke pilot and Captain Ray L. Morrow along with Blaney D. Grimes. Co pilot Lt Charles Zimmer praised Wardke for steering and slowing the plane to allow four crew members to escape before impact. Surviving crewmen credit Wardke with saving their lives by guiding the plane through a perilous approach and attempting to reach a field.
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Memphis
Memphis Naval Base
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F.C. Marek
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Lilo
Charles RB. Zimmer
Springdale
Ark
Wardke
Zimerman
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Hirdke
Adl
Ray L. Morrow
God Blaney D. Grimes
Iagerman
Idaho
Rimmerman
Student sit-ins spark regional boycott talk in South
In Greensboro North Carolina and nearby towns students and faculty discussed economic protests against segregated facilities. A nationwide cooperative effort by 17 colleges urged extended picketing and boycotts while observers noted arrests and declining business in towns like Merchants at Marehail Texas and Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Texas
Lalsian University
Greensharo
N.C
Agus
Marehail
Tex
Negraus
Aj Bane
Courthouse Square
Marshall
Ils
Ald Southraditions
AL Baton Rouge
Medgeman
Negro Southern University
Fess
Teadhers
Silda
Lars
Thurgod Marshall
Attoyney
National Assi
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Lheyworld
Entileaes
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Monleugla
Tenn
Welfare Conference Opens Three Day Seminar in Arkansas
The At kansas Conference of Social Welfare held a three day seminar in Little Rock with workshops on helping families meet modern life stresses. Gov Orval Faubus was slated to appear at an informal opening event. Esther Schau led workshops on topics from services for the aging to family and children’s services.
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Atkansas Conference of Social Welfare
Orval AB. Faubus
Esther Schau
Thilibile For
Chiccaga
All Around Town Hake and School News Mixed In Downtown Event
A jumble of local items notes a Saturday gathering on Securit Street in downtown, with multiple mentions of schools and teachers from two states attending a National Scenes Foundation Académie event. Other reports cover murders, fires, police activity, and local leaders returning from Chicago, with community updates from Henderson Texas to Hope Arkansas and Hot Springs marching group results.
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National Scenes Foundation
Universsy
Carolina
Uae
Hunt High
Ark
Cape Town Unrest Surges as Police Fire on Neighbors
Conflicts flare across Cape Town as police clash with Africans in Nyanga and other townships. Reports say two killed and three wounded, with armored cars in use and residents protesting in the wake of a broad stay-at-home campaign that paralyzed parts of the city. Authorities accuse leaders of intimidation as Africanist groups grow stronger.
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Cang Town
Trent
Nyanga
Nytings
Dir
Stratars
Claremont
Pative
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Chamber of Commerce Dhnt
Numa
Chamber of Commerce
Cape Nown
Durban
Cato Manne
Congress
Mricin Nationa
Rules L. R. Can Acquire More Land
Lytle Rock Leon Hatch reports on a Kansas Supreme Court decision regarding city land acquisition for a new water supply source. The court deemed a 441925 dollar appraisal for disputed land fair, with additional assessments totaling about 216 dollars for other parcels, and notes about condemnations involving Bartlett and Sins family interests. The ruling upholds the city’s claim to the property though the price contested by nearby owners remains a point of contention.
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Leon Hatch
Tha Arkamsas Supreme Court
Quale Hoek
Mali
Quark
Bartlett
Moreland
Bolb
Johnson Joins University Staff Amid Changes in Arkansas
An article reports Johnson joining the University staff in Little Rock as part of a broader leadership reshuffle. Storm Whaley was promoted to vice president for health services, with Will A. Sighes and others tied to the transition. Naming specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Little Rock
Kennetit
Jo.Johnson
Memphis
Corns Meretil Apheal
Bureals
Herve
Lnfarttalian
University ‘Obi Ave
Kansas
University
Magshal
Jolson Suecords
Willi A. Sighes
Sylve
Informatinn
Storm ‘Whaley
Commercial Appeal
Altar
Rlctaid
Allin
Alee
Jahkson
Lille Roele
Ailina
Telona
Ark
Tadye
Warkul
Petra
Blytheville Berout
Regulations Clarified on Employee Expense Deductions
Washington AP report states IRS clarifies expense deduction rules for workers and businesses. Employees must itemize travel, show work connection, and provide details for all entertainment, meals, and accessory costs charged to employers or credit cards.
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APIS
Goves
Uiey
Lax
Nornal Revenue Service
Thal
Saliment
IRS
Lyvengl
High School Election Results From ASEAE Balloting
ASEAE election results released show Mopehinior and Senior winners for next year. Sonia named high student council president with Jimmy Levi as Gle e president and Jon Lingo as secretary. Other posts include Pen Pilkinton Uehstner Braeburn Casten dullon and Meesllont Carter Hardaye viv o president Benin class Roany Formby View president Pam Ay Mins seevplony Lina thresh Ireastir Alene Watseny reps Ann yllon lexecutive committees Lolly Pealhey gad Hoan Willis dswayiant Ss mestigal Willian Tyler vicw president Sharon vans secretary Helly Brynte du An Menage Penny Pranks cubve commiver Roy Allison Shad Geente sophomore president Bure Jan Hes Becky Willis sterutury Mary Ann Bealy Weasurer Mary Atherston reps dale Drigg executive Committee demnitir Cox Wan Bilis brerkman class jatesiduil Mac Mebarry iveysresident darky Lloyd secretary Gian Elis Weeasurer Jon Purvis representatives Jack Coup toxeed live communities Larry Pidath Suey Willer
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ASEAE
Mopehinior
Sonia
High Startent Council
Jimmy Levi
Glee
Jon Lingo Sutrelary
Pen Pilkinton
Uehstner
Braeburn Castendullon High
Corncil
Meesllont
Carter Hardaye
Vivo Plwadent
Belly Subanek
Benin
Roany Formby
View
Pam Ay Mins
Shad Geente
Bure
Jan Hes
Becky Willis
Sterutury
Mary Ann Bealy Weasurer
Mary Atherston
Dale Drigg
Texecutive Committee
Demnitir Cox
Wan Bilis
Brerkman Claas
Jatesiduil
Mac Mebarry
Iveysresident
Darky Lloyd
Gian Elis
Weeas
Jon Purvis
Jack Coup
Toxeed
Larry Pidath
An Suey Willer
Forest Fires Under Control Across Regions
The Slate Foresty Commission reports a series of fires over the weekend were contained. Officials say several acres burned near Seul and Graber areas while additional blazes destroyed structures and utilities. No injuries were reported.
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Waires
Vaires
Seu
Greber
Levee Break Near Quipey Sparks National Guard Action
scrambled events describe a levee breach near Quipey with Guard units and students from Quincy College aiding recovery. reports mention 2,000 evacuees and Missouri border area attacks, with Nebraska and Illinois linked efforts and a focus on Gregory Port and surrounding towns.
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Brente
Quipey
National
Tate Toy
Gregory Tattand
Quincy
Spiel Ea C
Clavie County
Mr More
Missouri
Lai
Geelor
Almasl
Alexandria
Mississippi
Khrushchev warns West over German peace treaty stance
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pressed the West on easing tensions and rejected nuclear escalation while repeating demands for a separate East German peace approach. He criticized Adenauer's wartime stance and linked Berlin issues to broader East West security, amid ongoing U.S. and Allied diplomacy.
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A. J. Goldberg
Moscow
Premig Kita Khirushchny
Soviet Union
Eyergy
Bony Om
Khrushchay
Khrushchev
Arma
Gli Gutillo
Luks
Japan
Adenauer
Mor
Billee
Funeral services for Okolona area resident Osborn
In Okolona, EM Osburn, aged nine months, longtime resident of Hempstead, died Friday in a local hospital. Survived by parents Jess and Claude Osborn of Muleshoe, Clyde and Nogh of Hope, Mrs. Wloyd Kineia of Devight, Mrs. Ray Vickers of Hot Springs, and a brother Will Osborn. Funeral services held at Okolong Methodist Church, burial at Wear Cemetery.
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Osburn
Cine
Hempstead
Jess
Muleshoe
Claude Ant Sloan Osborn
Ain “Texas
Clyde
Nogh Hua
Hope
Iwe
Wloyd Kineia
Devight
Ray Vickers
Will Osborn
Finane
Texas
Okolong
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