60 Acres Good Level Land With Farmstead For Sale
Fair farm house and barn on 60 acres of sandy land. Well fenced stock pool with young Amber. Located 3 1/2 miles south of Hope on Spring Hill Road near Washington. Price 10 per acre. Greening Insurance Realty Co. G I Loans Hope Federal Savings and Loan F H A Loans Phone 1300 Insurance Phone 1901 1-3.
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Hope Seed Company
Coker
Stoneville
Jim Willlumbus
Selmo
Shupedana
T. & McDavitt
Roeston Bill
iChurch
Éeke
Rosston
Betts Sts
Hervey
Hope Schiool
Old Green Laster
Hope
Spring Hill Road
Washington
Greening Insurance & Realty Co
G. I
Hope Federal Sayings & Loan
Leave Hunting to FBI Says McGrath
Baltimore April 14 Congress should legislate and leave subversive hunting to the department of justice Attorney General J Howard McGrath said last night At a University of Maryland law dinner he urged returning to republican principles with the legislative judges and administrative branches each performing its duties He acknowledged subversive elements have tried to infiltrate the government but said DOJ and agencies are doing all they can to ferret out those people
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Baltimore
Congress
Department of Justice
J. Howard McGrath
M McGrath
Lan Olaimal
University of Maryland Law School
McGrath
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Washington format reports Beau Jack stopping Jan Jenkins in a 139 and a half pound bout. Sal Flores defeated Billy Zaduck in a 158 and 8-4 bout. Billy Graham outpointed Phil Burton in a 246 pound match.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Beau Jack
New York
Jan Jenkins
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Calif
Sal Flores
Los Angeles
Billy
Zaduck
Toronto
Wilkes — Barre
Graham
Phil Burton
Louis
Truman Seeks Rubber Stamp Congress Accused by GOP
Washington reports three Republican senators charge President Truman aims to elect a congress that will rubber stamp foreign policy without debate. One senator warns against turning foreign policy into a party issue while others say he seeks bipartisan cooperation.
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Washington
Truman
GOP
United Nations
Ferguson
H-Mich
Wherry
Nebraska
Khowland
R-Calif
Mr. Truman
U S Backing Social Revolt Questioned At Point Four Talk
Philadelphia April 14 George Hakim counselor of the Lebanon legation challenged the United States to do more than President Truman’s Point Four program to aid underdeveloped nations. He argued the plan is too small and focuses on free enterprise and private capital, while two thirds of the world’s population seek basic needs over concepts of democracy and rights. A symposium at the American Academy of Political and Social Science debated these ideas at the 54th annual meeting.
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Philadelphia
United
Truman
American Academy of Political and Social Science
George Hakim
Legation
Lebanon
Hakim
Academy
U.S
Sports Roundup Highlights From Yale And Beyond
Australian swimmer John Marshall rooms with Texans at Yale amid world records. Tammy Quinn joins New York Athletic Club as assistant track coach. Harvie Wand misses North and South amateur due to USGA expenses rules. Duke star Tommy Reeves jokes about his frame as he eyes javelin. Owen Carroll Jr joins Holy Cross infield search. Walt Kellner sent to Lincoln by Athletics. Indiana high school basketball tourney shows 4 282 084 in attendance across stages. Texas A. Parker vs Howard Payne Carter to renew spring duel. Tony Lupien to manage Claremont NH pro club. Kansas Relays expected showdown between Parker and Carter. Banner line notes Nationals tie 7-7 with Reidsville. Austin Pioneers suffer road trip losses, then beat Chicago White Sox. Ralph Pasquagiello of Villanova to star in campus musical. Notre Dame hole-in-one on eighth green.
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New York
John Marshall
Yale
John Buys
Texas
America
Tammy Quinn
Michigan Normal
New York Athletic Club
Harvie Wand
USGA
Owen Carroll, Jr
Ownie
Holy Cross
Crusader
Walt Kellner
Alex
US of
Arizona
Lincoln
Kansas Relays
Texas Track
Charley Parker
Texas A
Eugene Carter
Howard Payne
Tony Lupien
Harvard
Red
Washington Post
Nats
Reidsville
Austin
Tex
Pioneers
Beauue
Chivagro White Sox
Ralph Pasquagiello
Villanova
Notre Diane
Lghtning
Leahy
Desert party lauds a cherub and a captain’s gaze
At a social gathering, Clemency introduces Baba to guests including a dark-eyed captain who lifts the child onto his shoulder. Mrs. Sanderson reconnects with Clemency while Aby Levide escorts Baba to bed. Piers Norton appears distant, greeting Blanche Sanderson with old familiarity as the afternoon ends with a promise of a continuation.
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Om- 3
Syrie
Jon ‘Ampberley
Baba
Clemency
Oficer
Syris
Ene
Paul
Tenancy
Jon
Piers
Pasary Isoagey
Son de Biante
Clemence Maid
Miss Norton
Belene
Barbey
Synie
Panl Levide
Baba Goodby
Berg
Wrens
Blanche Sander
Janette
Waite
Za Be
Prescott Area Church Groups Schedule and Events
A busy week of church and community activities fills Prescott area listings. The Fellowship class of First Methodist and Youth Fellowship of First Presbyterian plan Sunday events at Center Community House and church houses, with meals by local hostesses. The First Baptist youth choir rehearses, and various church groups meet Monday and Tuesday with dinner, Royal Service, and mission society programs. The Hooker Nelson American Legion post and auxiliary hold a joint meeting, while academic and civic club notices note trophy displays, Rotary speaker plans, ESA sorority meetings, and a Youth Revival at First Baptist featuring Rev John McClanahan and Malcolm Sampte with a full roster of committees coordinating nightly services and child care.
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Ina Nell Loomis
Barbara Horne
Denver White
Jackie Cooper
Paul Haggard
Bobbie Erskine
Margie Haggard
Frances Reese
Charles Formby
Hody Buller, Jr
Sally Plyier
Two Conway Teams Win Ball Games
Two Conway colleges swept the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference track meet as Arkansas State Teachers College edged Arkansas Tech and Magnolia A and M to win with 81.5 points while Magnolia A and M trailed. Hendrix College defeated Henderson Teachers and Arkansas A and M at Arkadelphia with 69 points to 46 and 32 respectively.
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Conway
Arkansas
Arkansas State Teachers College
Arkansas Tech
Magnolia A
Tech
Magnolia
Conway College
Hendrix
Henderson Teachers
Arkansas A
Arkadelphia
Henderson
Dispute Over Atomic Defense Jurisdiction
Washington April 14 Two senior senators clashed over which congressional committee should study civil defenses against atomic, chemical, and biological warfare. Sen McMahon leads the atomic committee while Sen Tydings heads the armed services panel, with Tydings seeking a broad inquiry. The battle arahors on a resolution referred to armed services, then blocked by McMahon seeking reconsideration.
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Washington
Administration
Congressional Committee
Mc Mahon
D-Conn
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Tydings
D-Mdn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Atomic Group
Senate
Armed Services Group
Armed Services Committees
McMahon
Presbyterian Women Hold 46th Quachita Presbytery Meeting
Wednesday afternoon visits at Heprings included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tarkington and others with Mrs Annie Hill guest at the Ingram home. Attendees from Hope joined the 46th annual Women of the Presbyterian church of Quachita Presbytery at First Presbyterian Church. Local members, led by President U. F Logan, presided over both days with several hosted meetings and guest attendance from Dewoody and McCartney families.
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Roy Tarkington
Harold Ingram
Heprings
Annie Hill
Ingram
S. ©. Logan
T M1 Bemis
J. L McCartney McGill
Mary Montgomery
The
Presbyterian Church of
Southern Loop Opens Officially
The Southern Association opened its fiftieth year amid cold weather as Nashville defeated Chattanooga 5-4 in 10 innings on a game deciding home run. Atlanta beat Birmingham 4-3 while Memphis toppled Little Rock 2-0 and Mobile edged New Orleans 9-7. Bobo Newsom pitched for Chattanooga, Ed Matthews homered for Atlanta, and Bill Wilson and George Corona contributed for Nashville and Little Rock respectively. Standings show Nashville, Atlanta, Memphis and Mobile atop the circuit with win columns near even.
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Southern Association
Southern
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Litle Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Bobo Newsom
Paul Mauldin
Eddie Fernades
Atlanta Crackers
Birmingham Barons
al Fowler
Barons
Ed Matthews
Little Rock
Chicks
Bill Wilson
George Corona
Travelers
Goicaechea
Keine
DoubleHeader Night in Pacific Coast League and Related Scores
Baseball results across leagues include Sacramento 3 Los Angeles 2 in 16 innings, Oakland 4 Seattle 3, San Diego 10 San Francisco 0, and Hollywood at Portland postponed. Texas League Tulsa 3 Fort Worth 2 in 12 innings, Dallas 8 Oklahoma City 0. Shreveport 5 Houston 4, San Antonio 10 Beaumont 4, Southern Association Nashville Chattanooga 4 in 10 innings, Atlanta 7 Birmingham 4, Mobile 7 Birmingham 4, Mobile 9 New Orleans 7, Memphis Little Rock 2.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seatlle
San Diego
San Francisco
Hollywood
Pordland
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Dewey Critiques Free Enterprise Pleaders at Princeton
Thomas E. Dewey, speaking in Princeton, distance himself from the party’s ultra conservative wing. He warned Republicans have harmed their cause by aligning with selfish motives under the banner of free enterprise. He urged a return to individual freedom without sacrificing labor rights, noting past GOP support for rights of workers and property. He also cited the nation’s broadcast station mix to illustrate regulatory debates.
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Princeton
N. J
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Princeton University
Free Enterprise
Party of Individual Freedom
Republican Party
Nf Party
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
GOP
U. S
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Harry Segnar
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Theo Long
Jersey
D. E. Douglas
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Rooom House
Pilus
al Good - Buy
Highway
Homan
Miller County
Ada Street
EY Cooper
Bkana
Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Old Rockport
Kentucky
Keeneland
Harry Peanuts Lowrey
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Bronca
Jersey City
Southland Tractors, Inc
Morehead
Tennessee
G. Henson
NTS
Star
Vernon E. Whitten
Thurston A. Hulsey
James T. West
James H. Pilkinton J. &. Still
J. W
Jones R. D
Phillips Claud Sutton
Lucille Ruggles
Harry Hawthorne
FBI
Tommy Reeves
Duke
PMA
Keystone and Funk
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
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Plone
Aelia Ieee
Imee
Sakecnt
Anette
Norton
Prescott News
Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Center Community House
First Presbyterian , Church
Guss McCaskill
Floyd Hubbard
Christian Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
W. M.S. of
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Prescott Garden
Thich
Dallas Atking
Gordon Danner
Dewey Stripling
Harold Lewis
Claud Cox
Neeelia
Mettle Robin Bon
Loyce Anderson
Robinson
Otis Langston
Roy L. Duke, Jr
Prescott Wolf Rooster Club
Prescott High School
Dalrymple and
Henry
Athelete
K L. McRae
Jere
Prescott Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
L McRae
Leland Dilliard
Hot Springs
A. C. Hudson
Bartlesville
Okla
Leonard Pacey
Washington, Kansas
John Hatley
Ed Markham
Dallas, Tex
B. H. Walker
Cedar Grove
L. O. Haigler
Willisyire
Jack Brunson
Prescott
John Pittman
ESA
Alpha Omicron
Epailon Sigma Alpha Sorority
John M. Pittman
Gene Hale
Mrs
Henry Moore
Christine McMahan
Kenneth Owen
Houston, Tex
Dale Wilson
Gee
Horace Hale
Thomas Dewoody
Sharon and
Allen Gee, Jr
L.L. Mitchell
Hubert Blakely
John A. Dewoudy
Hed
James Dewoudy
Woody and
Cornelia
L. Cg, Freeman
Ft. Smith
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
N. Hazel
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