Slicing Thin By The Editor On Newspaper Printing Shrinkage
A fragmentary column discusses newspaper lithography and shrinking page sizes. It notes printers using new page formats to fit original type on smaller sheets, the impact on margins, and a 4.7 percent newsprint saving tied to government mill content targets. It mentions George W. Hosmey and Texarkana headlines as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansag
Lesarkan
Calley
George W. Hosmey
Hock
Texarkana
Local Performers Highlight School Arts Troupe Cast
A fragmentary notice outlines a multi act school stage production featuring athletes and band members. It names Hayne Isneland and Kurtis Crosh as top players, with roles in football basketball and band. Shirley and Rowe also appear among cast and society members.
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Nburs
Iyne
Lidatten Aititonw
Portenys Jieutiaint Rowe
Perkins to Tackett's Staff Reader Event May Day
Mary Ethel Perkins of Bud will address the secretarial staff at the Arkansas Bank Cop Building as part of a state education department vocational rehabilitation program. Boyd Tackett will host the May 1 session.
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Mary Ethel Perkins
Arkansas Bank
Cop Wuilding
Boyd Tackett
Perkins
Bll. Perkins
Bud
Hill Church at Rev Foset Roy E Foset and Board of Education
A local church and school district matter involving Rev Foset and Roy E Foset in the territory overseen by the Board of Education. The report mentions Methodist alignment and jurisdiction in Wilt Rog.
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Ts Hill
Foset
Roy E, Foset
Little Plerence
Kerritory
The
Board of Education
Wilt Rog
Methodist
State-Wide Tax Dodging Scandal Rocks Arkangan City
A survey by the Arkana Public Expenditure Council claims tax evasion has reached alarming levels statewide. The study urges administration reforms and higher levies to fund districts, while Senator Fulbright emphasizes honesty in tax compliance. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkan
John A. Rudisill
APEC
Iin
Bac
Arkansas
Fulbright
Rotett
Congress
Life of Teacher Ruth Guthrie Highlighted by B PW Club
The Hope Bern club heard Miss Ruth Guthrie of Hendrix State Teachers College recount why teachers teach and the school’s struggles. Presented by Prescott club and Southern District chair Miss Jinowale Nickolas, the talk drew over 60 attendees from Prescott, Hope, and neighboring groups, with introductions and a slate of officers for 1951 82.
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Ruth Guthrie
Hendrix State Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
Hope Bern Club
Motel Barlow
Guthrie
Prescott Club
Jinowale Nickolas
leateWight
Herling
Prescott B&ew Club
Hope Club
Wb, Ruggles
Elmer Brown
Nan Taylor
Louise Griffin
Fippe Club
Fay Russell Haye
Beryl Henry
Clarice Cannon
Odis Broad
Edith Maney
Wepsurer
J. W. Patterson
Roy Stephwagen
Clarice Garnan
Jack Arter
Scout Leaders Choose Camp Rep at Hempstead District Meeting
Scout Leaders from the Hempstead District meet at Cliff Franks home to select a representative for Thirmont Scout Ranch in Northern New Mexico. Attendees include Cliff Franks El mur Keown Teddy Fonds Syvelle Rue Till Wray Kinard Young Mike Sehneiker and Ralph Johnson. The agenda covers selecting the seat for the May 5 Scout Meet at Camp Prancer and advancing the Cubbing program.
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Hempstead
Cobattilov
Bay Lomits
Americ
Nat
Cliff Franks
Chatenan
Elmur Keown
Teddy Fonds
Syvelle Rue
Till Wray
Kinard Young
Mike Sehneiker
Ralph Johnson
Thirmont
Petition Denied to Move Nashville Auction Barn
Howard County Chancery Court in Nashville Ark yesterday denied a petition to condemn the Nashville Auction Barn. Judge James H. Pilkinton presided after a lengthy hearing with over seventy witnesses. The court found the barn, though within city limits, could not be abated on legal grounds at this time.
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Nashville
Ark
Howard County Chancery Court
Yesterdaly
James H. Pilkinton
Hope
State Health Department
Five Cent Psychiatrist and a Nation in Need of Sleep
HAL BOYLE argues Americans lack sleep more than mental illness and suggests a national curfew to force adults to their own homes. He imagines a four-siren system at 9, 10, 11, and midnight to curb late-night socializing and prevent sleepless nights and wandering visitors.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Rip van
Soldier's Body Enroute Home for Burial
The body of Fle. Morvilian C. Howe returns to San Francisco aboard the Navy ship en route home for burial. Died March 2 in a Tokyo hospital from wounds in Korea. A Bodenw igh School graduate, he enlisted in 1949, survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rowe of Russton, a sister, and seven brothers including early, Neetor, and Wdear.
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Fle
Morvilian C. Howe
San Francisco
Navy
Rangport
Tie. Rowe
Tokyo
Korea
William C. Rowe
Russton
Aubrey Russell
Texarkana
Arly
Neetor
Wdear
Wald
Edward
Jewel
Arlen
Bodyaw and
Jack Rowe
Camp Chaltee
Cubs and Parents Plan Joint Meeting April 16
Cubs and their parents will hold a April Pack meeting at the Virginia Baptist church in Mape at 7 30 p m Monday April 10. Several Cub award revelye awards camned since the last Pack maving. Kinard Young to serve as Cub master in Hendrix Spruggins absence. An awards committee was appointed Includes Byvelle Burke Elmer Brown Teddy Juanes and Clifford Pranks. Mothers group changed monthly Pack meeting to the third Monday. plans for summer Cubbing program tentatively set.
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Virgi Baptist Church
Mape
Kinard Young
Hendrix Spruggins
Byvelle Burke
Elmer Brown
Teddy Juanes
Clifford Pranks
The
Baptist
Hope Students Head Sorority President Elected
Miss Bobbie Nelson of Siperiden senior rises to president of Alpha Gamma chapter of Sigma Tau sorority at Hope College, leading the group as it heads a new term.
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Hope Students
Bobbie Nelson
Siperiden Snior
Apha
Sigma Tailore
Hope High School Honor Roll List Emerges With Many Names
Hope High School announces honor roll recipients across grades, naming dozens of students who earned straight A grades and high marks in various subjects. Notable honorees include Jamie Baker, Dana Cunningham, Judy Moses, and Paula Raley, with a long roster across 7th through 12th grades.
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Maynegh Sehnol
Tieton Voll Tor
Furney Gy Holt
Gagh Javademie Saubjoet Amd
Tmuintaly Uty
Jira Wh
Grice
Manny Ele
Jamie Baker
Dana Cunningham
Judy Moses
Paula Raley
Mert Moll
Homer
Mh Grude
Bobbie Tullis
Joe Dan Willich
Sybie Shirley
Benja Newbern
Kirk Jumes
Albert Groves
Kenneth Gillam
Dygwell Foster
Mary Lou
Jack White
Nelda Thompson
Horace Fuller
Don Browning
Richard Hunt
John Keck
Jarry Jones
Jimmig Mullins
Rita Sue Green
Martha Osborne
Beth
Jinsy Barnes
Richard Duffie
Joy Kennedy
Margaret Oliver
Nelda Leatherman
Martha Gentry
Charlene Hoyers
Tish Smith
Jackie Huet
Baker
Patsy Juphes
Bobby Huss
Betty Merce Hee
Juanite
Betty Elale
Sherry Cameron
Than Chivm
Anita Copeland
Hilda Green
Tawaena Green
Eroma Lee Harris
Nancy Miya
Mary Hooper
Martha Way
Wapde ‘Spears
Bobb
Metsi
Reinforced Reds Halt M Kumhwa Push in Korea War
Fragmented dispatches describe reinforced Chinese and Korean forces halting a Kumhwa push as UN troops repel assaults along the Seoul-Kuihwa corridor. Reports say Reds abandoned Yonchon, with tanks occupying the city briefly, while front lines report heavy air and artillery exchanges and substantial enemy losses.
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Tokys
Sutray
Chihgxe
Koran
United Nations
Kurihwa
Bitterinking
Saoul
Kuiihwa
Seoul
Yonchon
Youschon
Intelligencs Offiegra
Mary
Bean Ohy
Positonn
Pyongyang
Front Inc
Anne
Howgvy Logaca
Othiaimy
Eadaltiga
Aoyl- Me
Chamber of Commerce in Action Promotes Spring Programs
A group of merchants met at the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss spring promotion plans including a style show and cotton work and straw hat day. Ed Pheash, chairman of the Agricultural committee, participated in the pasture four event with a large attendance noted for pasture prospects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ed Pheash
Agriculural Comimilico
Chamber of Commercia
T Alebeong
Tig Wack
House of Gats style Rocks Abril 13
Fragmentary OCR note reports a transfer of 112 300 000 dollars from a revolving loan fund to a public school fund. Names and precise entities are unclear but the item references a government transfer and funding for public education.
Local leaders push despite bad weather in county meeting
In poor conditions about sixty residents gathered for a county meeting organized by the local Fas Tome and Conservation Bergico. Leaders from Hope and Mempstead counties spoke as efforts continued to address infiltration concerns and related issues.
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Pusinaay
Hheperen
Peried
Hope
Mempatead County
Fas Tome
Bergico
Puepoes Si Ee
Fragmented Washington Notes on April Politics
Unclear OCR text mentions Washington politics in April with scattered names and phrases. References include senators and parties, a suggested decision, and a note about a speech or statement possibly related to the floor of Congress. Readable details are limited.
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Washington
Melavland
Alyhae
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