Flood Threatens Arkansas Towns and Farmlands
Arkansas faces floods as seven rivers rise, threatening Georgetown and surrounding farmland. A central Arkansas farmer reported a tornado near Carlisle in Lonoke County, with storage bins toppled and fences damaged, while a southwest swath endured a tornado warning. Rivers like White, Red, Black, and Ouachita kept thousands of acres under flood threat, though the worst was easing in many areas.
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Arkansas
Ar-k
Ansas
Carlisle
Lonoke County
Raymond Behroeder
Guding el Dorado
U.S. Weathay Bureau
Little Rock
Lchroeder
Fitate
Gorgetown
Arkansans
Northwest Arkansas
East
Ouachita
White County
Fed Cross
Georgetown
J. C. Hart
Savey
Cross
Heber Springs
Little Red
U.S
Christian Church Remodeling at Hope Near North Main
First Christian Church of Hope announces sanctuary redecorating including new carpet and floor refinishing. Service class members helped with carpeting while individuals funded floor sanding. Sunday service at 10 50 will be in the sanctuary with Rainbow Girls as guests and the sermon on Jesus Christ the Way. All members and friends urged to attend.
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Hope Star
J. P. Duffle
Third
Highway 67
Hope City Limite
Hervey Streets
First Christian Church of Hope
North Main
Avenue B
Fellowship Hall
Wiliam E Harris
Order of the Rainbow
Jesus Christ
Way
World War I Vets to Meet Sunday at Hope City Hall
World War I veterans, Hope Bar Racks No 959, white, will meet Sunday April 7 at 2 p.m. at Hope City Hall. All veterans are urged to attend.
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Hope Barracks
White
Hope City Hall
Taylor Likelyito to Swiss Ambassador Appointment
Swiss officials said Henry K. Taylor, writer and radio commentator, is to become U S ambassador to Switzerland. US ambassador designate Fran ces Willis, in Bern since 1953, is to be replaced, with Swiss approval requested in March and given last Friday.
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Bern
Switzerland
Henry K. Teylor
U. S
United States
Taylor
Frances Willis
William Blue
Carson Vines Dies at 57 in Provencal Louisiana
Carson Vines aged 57 died at his home in Provencal Louisiana. He was a native of Hempstead County. Survivors include his wife two sons J W and Jimmie Vines of California a daughter Mrs Wilbur Davis of Provencal Louisiana his mother Mrs Waller Vines four brothers Alfred Gordon Harse Vines of Patmos Otha Vines of Shreveport and a sister Mrs Ervin Hadnett of Pennsylvania. The body will remain at the home of brother Harse Vines until funeral at 1 pm Saturday April 6. Services will be held at Sardis Baptist Church on Hope Patmos road with burial in New Hope Cemetery by Herndon Cornelius.
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Wie
J. W
Jimmie Vines
California
Wilbur Davis
Provencal
Waller Vines
Alfred Gordon
Harse Vines
Patmos
Otha Vines
Shreveport
Ervin Hadnett
Pennsylvania
Sardis Baptist Church
Hope-Patmos Road
Herndon Cornelius Wilh
New Hope Cemetery
Private eyes and the fastest reader in America
Ed Haupt, Yonkers resident and famed private reader, claims to scan up to 20 000 words a minute while tracking mentions of 19 000 named people and entities for clients. The prose detective leads a 400 strong team across U S press clipping services, mostly women, with daily client list changes and unusual requests. Page Three continues.
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Royle New York
Haupt
America
ST Gan
U.S
Yonkers
Chipe Ping
Aki
Fk Gyen
Flaput
Ais Mather
Hope's Turnback Sales Disbursements Reported in Arkansas
State Treasurer J. Vatee Clayton announces quarterly distribution totaling 2,473,646 to cities and counties from state collections. Counties receive 1,048,400, cities 1,425,246. listed payments include Little Rock 76,673 and North Little Rock 95,424 among others.
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Little Rock UH
J. Vatee
Clayton
Clay OK
Artott
Blytheville
Camden
Conway
el Dorado
Fayettes Ville
Fort Smith
Helena
Hope
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Magnolia
Ail
Malvern
North Little Rock
Paragoutd
Pine Bluff
Stuttgart
Texarkana
West Memphils
April 11 Commercial Egg Production Meeting
A commercial egg program meeting is set for Thursday April 1 at 7 16 pm in Hope City Hall announced by John Randolph General Manager of Corn Belt Hatcheries. Farmers have signed up 26000 laying hens and the program covers chicks feed and marketing risks with the farmer supplying houses equipment labor and utilities.
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Hope City Hall
John Randolph
Corn Bell Mate Coings
Randolph
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Corn Belt
Arkansas
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
Southland Eggs
Army Controls Haiti Until Elections
Haiti remains under army control after the ouster of Franck Sylvain as nine presidential candidates clash over governance until national elections set for April 28. Brig. Gen. Le M. Gantave warned the army neutrality, while Da Silva and others vie for influence as plans for a provisional government surface amid demonstrations and a dissolved National Congress.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Ihaitis
Negro Caribbean
Jfism
Franck Sylvain
le M. Gantave
Ediet
Actea
Por Au Prince
Sylvain
Bom
Francois Duvalisy
Fignole
Duvalier
Sen
Louis Rejois
Fienole
Rejole
Dejeig
Fignol
Sylyadh
Ejected Quartet Bombs Bar Kill Six At Café
A group of four men ejected from a Los Angeles cafe returned with gasoline bombs, killing six people and injuring others as the blast gutted the cafe. Authorities identified five victims, with one woman among the dead, and a survivor hospitalized with burns. Investigators described a chaotic scene as patrons fled burning premises and police pursued the suspects.
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Dean Gautachy
Tos Angrirs
Breethers
Saints
Philip By Cawahin
Gilbert Gonzales
Trequeline A. Meiinas
Los Angeles
Hbartierreven
Savell Bisdies
Barbara Spielli
Olite
Thomas Reddin
Fintan
California
Vernon Waggy
Willian Norman
U S Reports Nuclear Blast by Russia
The United States announces that Russia conducted another nuclear test last Wednesday as part of a the unverified series. The Soviet explosion count is estimated around forty based on informed sources, while the United States has detonated about eighty and nine in its earlier years.
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Washington
Unified States
Russia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
United States
Gregt Bailald Aas
Chalspnas Ishyid
Thawaik
Commerce Dept Funds Slashed by 25 Percent
The House Appropriations Committee reduced Commerce Department funding for the coming fiscal year by substantial margins, slashing roughly 70 percent from Eisenhower’s proposed budget. The panel recommended about $855 million for the department and related agencies, $217 million below Eisenhower’s request, with further cuts across related agencies.
French Troop Losses Reported in Algeria Action
In northeast Algeria a French force clashed with nationalist rebels on a Wednesday engagement. French officers reported 25 killed, 13 wounded, and several missing, with claims of up to 200 rebels killed across operations in the region.
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Algiers
Algeria
Algerii
Unia
Committees Form for 1067 Flower Show Event
City flower show organizers announce comprehensive committee Rosters for staging arrangements, horticulture, arrangements, properties, exhibition entries, placement, classifications, judges, clerks, hospitality and junior classes. Key leaders include Mrs Gore, Mrs M J May, Mrs W Brents, Mrs G Russell, and Mrs A W Martin with extensive volunteer roles across coordination, education and publicity.
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J. M. May
Goredon
Buyleas
Mra
Jones
Abmery
Gebodule
Lahvoy Spotes
Wavald Brents
Gurter Russell
Calvin Hare
Myra
Jin Fa Grossa
Av Abbritton
Leonard Jalle
Gitar Cox
AA. W. Martin
K. M. Zogg
Troy Greenlee
Alvna Johnson
Jack Hogg
Tex Hotihs
Carroll Yocum
LaGrone Williams
Carter Russell
A. A. Hallee
Claude Agee
J. C. Carlton
C. Weaver
Arch Moore
R. Broach
B. L. Rottiz
Duffie Booth
H.l O'Gran
Rufus Herndon Jr
Jud Martindale
J. W. Cunningham
A.B. Martin
Lal Yoy Spates
Floyd Crank
Shadow Box
H. O. Luck
Rile Ran Seals
C. Lynn Harris
George Frazier
K. M. Zoge
April rainfall totals and local sports notes from Hope
All Around Town reports April rainfall reaching 7.32 inches with predictions of a potential monthly record. mentions Louis Sutton and Albert Graves on local Henderson and Hendrix teams, and a tennis doubles win. Notes a coral snake found near Hope for identification, plus Arkansas veterans housing grants of 880 418 dollars and upcoming South Arkansas Pro Am Journey events. Includes January hempstead births and deaths, Howard marriages and deaths, Lafayette parish births and deaths, and Nevada county births and deaths data.
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Louis Sutton
Hope
Henderson
Albert Graves
Hendrix
Penderson
Graves
Baker
Man Saha
Arkansas
Extra $17 Million for Post Office Gels Approval
Washington House Appropriations Committee informally approved 17 million dollars in extra Post Office funds and will weigh a request for up to 30 million more. Postmaster General Summerfield warned of imminent service cuts including halting Saturday deliveries and suspending money orders if funds are not provided. The full committee and Senate await action and no firm decision was reached on additional aid.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Congress
Appropriations
Lo Haltelly
Rue Vol Mall Deliverien
Comemarco
Mainediato
D-Mo
Newamen
Senate
Wasitington
House
Cannon
Dr Mal
Appropriations ‘Committee
Appropriations Committee
Vail
Weather Summary From Weather Station Report
The report notes ending at 7 am Friday with a high of 73 and a low of 33 and precipitation of 0.33 inch. Total rainfall for the year is 29.48 inches. Arkansas region shows partly cloudy conditions and cooler east winds with a low around 82 to 4 and possible frost tonight. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness and a bit warmer.
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Ghaits
Tobal
Arkansas
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