Slogans Shape Campaigns Through History and Minds
Reading through campaign lore, voters respond to catchy lines and repeated mantras. The piece traces slogans from Truman to Eisenhower and Roosevelt, noting how ad copy reflects mood, party strategy, and the hopes of workers and supporters across eras.
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Biner
Shakeapeer
Ahelley
Rametinen
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Democratie
Hunan
Trueman
Totteres
Republic
Eisenhower
Tift
Wien
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Malcolm C. Moga
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Avery Pot
Thay
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Nate
Arkansas to Host Agri Day Convocation Speaker
Fayetteville April 814 Rober to Hirlomatic Panama's ambi ander in the United States will speak at the Agri Day convocation at the University of Arkansas on April 6.
DeQueen Girl Wins Fourth Statewide Contest
DeQueen student Mink Graves wins the fourth statewide employably handicapped contest in DeQueen with a prize of 60 dollar defense bonds. The event is associated with Little Rock and involved schools and students from Ark.
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DeQueen
Little Rock
Dott Graven
Sehwo
Mink Graves
Synthetic fuels production urged by officials in Washington
A Washington report discusses expanding synthetic fuels production from coal to boost refining capacity and national energy independence. It notes potential profitability of coal hydrogenation, the need for refinery expansion, and questions about feasibility and timing within government plans.
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Washington
Ue Inter
Kbasca Services, Inc
New York
Chefei
Neral Pratt Bey
Women Reshape Plan for Private Motel Venture
A scrambled report describes women pursuing a private motel project after being inspired by a held discussion on textiles and dining. Chief Motlow Vol Russell notes the group aimed to start their own business but were pursued after a dramatic river bridge chase ending when a pursuer fired on a trailer, halting the plan near I. Smith.
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Noth
van Biren
Motlow
Vol Russell
Howe
Ariangasx River
I. Smith
Pal
Rene
Sheir Cess More
Presbyterian church notices and club meetings in Presco area
Community Choir men and husbands plan a Juck supper at 7 PM Monday at the Presbyterian church hall. The Woman's Association meets Monday at 2 40 PM in the church parlor with Carl Dalryspie presiding. A youth committee of the First Christian Church invites a meeting Tuesday in Travelock lawns at Mrs Hayes Thornion’s home. The Women of the First Baptist Church schedule a Sunday service program at 2 40 PM Monday. The Ladies Circle for Women of the Church of Christ hosts a Monday 2 PM gathering at the church for a royal service program. The Business and Professional Women's Club meets Tuesday at 7 PM in Mrs Burrell Whiterach’s home, with several co-hostesses. The Metha Church Spirit Gite Group holds a May meeting at Mrs Worderly’s home. J Hesterley presents a study on Abundant Living by Stanley B. Jones. Closing prayer led by Mrs Worderly.
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Woman's Association of Presbyterian Church
Carl Dalryspie
Matha
Wednes Amun
J. Hesterley
Stanley B. Jones
M Worterly
Birthday Party for Janet Bright Celebrates Fourth Year
Mrs Dutchie Bright honored her daughter Janet with a birthday party on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Wallus Atkins M Clarke and many others. Gifts, a white cloth table, a chequered cake, and individual cakes were served after the Happy Birthday song.
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Herse
Tagen
Mia
Oudrey Gordat
Gues McCaskiil
Afrs
Tare Terwta
Wallus Atkins
M Clarke
W. S. Hegan
Vo McMahon
Kim Tare
Dutchie Bright
Tle
Janet
Ella
Sharon Dowoody
Am Herrington
Phoebe Johnson
Jormy Ogi Grenda Joe
Susmye Hud
Sug Morris
James Wylie Duke Sarey Jameson
Grenda Martindale Hiotyo Tfiltom
Andy Bernis
Jurnul Crain
Gail Woods
Charlotte Juneyn
Kay Vandiver
Sarah Margaret Porte
Preddie Mosley
Jarry Stewart
Aimejia Harrell
Doan Bright
Ken
Tomy Buchanan
Betty Lynn Robinson
Wednesday Visitors and Guests Across Several Towns
Brad Bright Dewey Stripling and J D Strip ling visited in Little Rock on Wednesday. William Hays of Ikotona spent the day with his mother Mrs W O Hays. Mrs Paul Shackelford and her Fred Murry of Eng spent Wednesday in Camden visiting Ma and Mrs J D Hartswell. Mrs Frank McLarty and son Mic of Hope were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Hesterly. Aro 2 Jordan and Mrs dahns A Dievte spent Wednesday in Hopes. Mrs JA Yancey Mrs Led Sunt Key uid gan were Wednesday guests of Mrs Allen Crew. Howe Myo o and Mrs T Logan and tte were in Gensburg for Ouvehutit Presbytery in Lake Vel fisce List Wowk. Mrs Leroy Philips and Mrs Sadie English spent Wednesday Mm. Jolie Ann and Willig Ward Taylor of Commerce Texas are guests of their grandmother Mrs CD Ward.
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H Fred Murry
Eng
Camden
J. D. Hartswell
Frank McLarty
Mic
Hope
Mr. and
Mers.y Hesterly
Yancey
Led Sunt Key
Uid Gan
Imiay
Allen Crew
Howe
Publisher Named to Hall of Fame in Arkansas
Atlinga April 21 J N L Hei Kelly editor of the Arkansas Gazette in Little Rock has been admitted to the Souths Hall of Fame for the Living. Twenty five additions to the Hall s list were selected this year by Robert F Lee editor of Dixie Hicks sponsor of the annual selection The South s Man or Woman of the Year is chosen from one of the names added each year.
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Atlinga
NL Hei Kelly
Arkansas Gamite
Little Rock
Twely
Robert F. Lee
Dixie HuskjHess
Ashdown Woman Dies in Wreck
An Ashdown resident, 40 year old Mrs. Roy Cowling, died after a car left Highway 71 two miles south of Ashdown and struck a tree. The crash raised last week’s traffic deaths to 13.4. Also, a fatal crash near El Dorado claimed Bo B. Greer, 35, a Magnolia trucking contractor, with several others critically injured. A 65 year old Crawford County farmer was found dead in Lee's Creek near Van Buren and James Jarve Montgomery drowned while attempting to wade a stream.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Viglert Falanty Tyth
Roy Cowling
Ashdown
Coma el Dorado
Bo B. Greer
Magnolia
W. Rr, Baker
EB Dorado
Carver
Louise DeJarnatt
Little Hock
Mare ‘Taylor
el Dorado
Crawford County
Lee's Creek
van Buren
Bernard Young
Jarve Montgomery
Executives Meet in Rock for Annual American Schools Bowl
Executives of American Schools for the Bowl gather in Rock for their fourth annual conference. The meeting on April 20 at 4 a.m. is set at the Arians Deal School to discuss plans and arrangements for the event.
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Lawle Rock
Mth
Arians Deal
Texans Fined for Possessing Ducks in 1940s court
Eight Texans were fined a total of 1600 in Menicipal court for possessing more than the daily limit of wild ducks. The November harvest figures were not disclosed. Defendants including Mr and Mrs Chyton Dorn and others from Midland, Texas pled guilty and paid 200 each.
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Etrigart
Chiyton Dorn
Richard Dorn
Violent Man Escapes Marhilt Police Station
Jin Ruthven, arrested on a housebreaking charge, punched through the ceiling of his cell and escaped Marhilt police station. Police describe the suspect as violent and dangerous.
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Setland
Jin Ruthven
Marhilt
Anan
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