Paper Propriety and Lufkin Mill Saga Unfolds
Collier’s April issue recounts the Star and South and Paper Mills tale of Lufkin Texas, E L Kurth, and Charles H. Herty. It traces a 30 million dollar gamble to adapt the Herty process for Southern pine pulping, transforming newsprint production and regional industry prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Magazine
Star
Ewsprink
Southnd Paper Mills
Lufkin
Exas
Avdigle
Frank X. Ibert
E. L. Kurth
Charles
Georgia
Db Ane
Kurth
Herry
Livkin
Collier’s
Terry
Herty
Kunth
Great
Lakes
Srva
Canada
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Texas
Coosa Pines
Ala
Prescott
Karth
Sec Pilin
Unity Baptists Revive Service At Local Church
Unity Baptists announce a spring revival at the local church attracting a large crowd with sermons and singing. church organizers plan daily services and outreach activities through a week of prayer and renewal.
British Cabinet Tottering Faces Fall Amid Defections
London April 24 The socialist cabinet suffers a crisis as Aneurin Bevan resigns along with Harald Wilson and defections tilt the Labor government toward instability. Bevan blames US arms policy and the government’s rulings while Conservatives mutter and caucus to shore up ranks.
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London
Britain
Criste
Trie
Clemment Attlee
House of Commons
Aneurin Gevan
Bevan
Ieflists
Harald Wilken
Board of Trade
Labor
Bevin
Daily Express
Express
Bnech
Bavan
The
Daily Telegraph
News Chronicle
Winslow Churchill
Boyar
Shelvel
Cotton Style Show Set for May 1 at Hudiy Hallard
Hudiy Hallard city manager for Malco Theatres announces the Cotton Style Show on May 1 in Hope staged by 10 Itope merchants and the Saenger theatre. Theme is M's Catton Time in cooperation with National Cotton Week. Miss Jessie Clarice Brown directs with local talent as models and several novelty acts to fit the show. Matinee at 2:00 PM and a night performance at 8:30 PM feature the film Holiday Inday along with the style show. Tickets are on sale at Saenger Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudiy Hallard
Malco Theatres
Hope
Itope
Sgenger
Haye
Jessie Clarice Brown
Saenger Lesaflice
Two Negroes Sentenced After Court Adjourns
In Hempstead, Danny Lee Lewis and Carla Turner were found guilty of assault with intent to kill by a local jury. Lewis received four years in the state penitentiary and Turner three years. The men were arrested after a fight at a Negro joint on North Hazdt Street, and a third man named Carl Trail was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Danny Lee Lewis
Carla Turner
Lewis
State Penitentiary
Turner
North Hazdt
Jn Sehdeh
Carl Trailor
Monday Deadline on Subscriptions 4 30 51
Notice advises subscribers that renewal or payment is due by Monday April 30 1951 or earlier. It notes April deliveries and places like rural routes and by mail options for continuity, urging prompt action to avoid missing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruvak Tigil
Eace
Renee
Chapman Raps Korean War Extension
St Louis April 24 Secretary of the Interior Chapman spoke out against expanding the Korean War. He criticized proposals to broaden the conflict, led by Gen Douglas MacArthur, in a speech to the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. He defended President Truman and warned against temporary peace bought by conceding to dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chagiman
Chapman
Bronden
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Dumsett
Cornelius Named Rotary District Governor Candidate
Dorada-Rey Smith of Benton-Baux Rotary Club was nominated for District 201 Rotary International governor at the district convention. Election occurs at the Atlantic City Rotary convention next month with Cornelius succeeding Terrell Cornelius of Lope Judea Ed McFaddin of Little Rock spoke to delegates on vocational service emphasizing honesty and the career of Senator J. W. Fulbright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Dorada
Rey Smith
Bauxite
Benton-Bauxiie Rotary Club
Rotary International
Rotary
Atlantic City
Terrell
Cornelius
Lope
Judea Ed McFaddin
Little Rock
J. W. Fulbright
Wen, Ark
Lions Hold Regular Meet at Barlow Hotel
The Lions Club met Monday noon at the Barlow Hotel with guests G. W. Lockado of Arkadelphia and Lion Maseley of Texarkana. Lions McLain and Thornton led the program, with Lions Kin ard Young and Buddy Mhoon scheduled to present next week. All Lions are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Signs Club
Barlow Hotel
G. W. Lockado
Arkadelphia
Lion Maseley
Texarkana
Lions McLain
Thornton
Lions Kinard Young
Buddy Mhoon
U S Ready With a New Set of Price Ceilings
Washington April 24 government officials announced a new method for setting price ceilings affecting about 75 000 manufacturers under a general price freeze. The plan aims for more price reductions than increases, with consumer impact to be felt as prices move through distributors to shelves. Manufacturers will have about a month to compute new closing prices, using a pre Korean base period, and some will see rollbacks or slight increases.
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Washington
Office of Price
Michael V. di Salle
Judge Pilkinton to Hold Court Here Thursday
The Hempstead Chancery Court will convene its regular monthly session on Thursday April 20 with Judge James Pilkinton of Hope presiding. Several cases are listed for hearing including Carrington v Carrington Keith v Keith Graves v Smith Fulton v Fulton Bowles v Bowles Tolcott v Green and others bearing on denjur er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead Chancery Court
James
Pilkinton
Hope
Julewleun Carrington
Harvey Carrington
Loong Keith
Harry Keith
Ed Graves
W. A. Smith
Arlene Fulton
Burl Fulton
Dora Bowles
Robert Bowles
Ray Tolcott
Guy Green
Denjurrer
SWHA to Meet at Murfreesboro
Thomas J. Carter, recreation development branch, U S Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg Mississippi, will be principal speaker at a SWHA meeting at the Pike County courthouse Murfreesboro at 8 p m Tuesday April 24. Steering committee and subcommittees will plan for the Narrows Dam and Reservoir dedication on Saturday July 21.
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Thomas J. Carter
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Vicksburg
Miss
SWHA
Pike County
Murfreesboro
W-man Swaha
Narrows Caim
Martindale to Lead Arkansas Medical Society Auxiliary
Mrs J G Martindale of Hope to succeed Mrs Warren Alley of El Dorado as president of the Arkansas Medical Society Women's Auxiliary. New officers to be installed after luncheon following a business meeting. Speaker at the luncheon will be Mrs Harold F Walquist of Minneapolis, president elect of the American Medical Association Women's Auxiliary.
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Martindale
Arkansas Medical Society
Women’s Auxiliary
J. G. Martindale
Hopt
el Get
Warren 8. Alley
el Dorado
Harold F. Walquist
Minneapolis
American Medical Association Women's Aupiliary
Proclamation on Benevolent Weather in Taramtint
A garbled proclamation notes forthcoming fair and warm weather, urging continued beneficial climate. It mentions birds chirping and plants budding, with a ceremonial tone and references to male population timing, ending with an official declaration by Lyle.
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Ackansal
Ain
Lyle
Detroit Strike Fails to Stop Negotiations
City officials and the APL union renewed talks to halt Detroit transit strike amid crowded conditions downtown and higher telephone shopping. A late meeting ended gloomy with both sides blaming stalemate. Union seeks a 4 2 cent hourly raise from base pay of 1.67 1 2 dollars. management offers no wage hike but seeks cutbacks on fringe benefits.
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APL
Agan
Detroit
Mur Nidal
Ausetom
Batali
Walo
April's Wellspring Flower Show By Hope City Clubs
Garden clubs host the Sixth Annual Flower Show in the Vivat Methodist basement from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nine local clubs display holiday tables representing months with a junior division and open glass division for nonmembers. A silver tea will accompany the event and proceeds support boulevard beautification at the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope City Federation of Garden Clubs
Vivat Methodist
Tha Tis
Daltochild
Dons and Daughters of
Warden Club
Garden Club
Myga
Torval Firme
Cone Neclion
Federation
Half Million Reds Through Denth in Tokyo Invasion
A garbled OCR item suggests mention of a half million reds marching or moving through Tokyo on April one half, with references to a global invasion and the United Nations. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm specifics.
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Denth
Tokyo
United ‘Nationa
97 Die in Japan Rail Disaster Near Yokohama
A electric suburban train in Sakurayicho station incinerated after a power wire touched the roof. Ninety seven killed including seven American soldiers and several injured. Fire routed cars as passengers struggled to escape through narrow windows. Police stopped further spread after the second car caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Namee
Ea DT
Dangl
Polee
Sakuroyicho
Sérroy
Confederate Money Redeemed Through War Time Bank
A historical notice describes redemption plans for Confederate currency issued during the Civil War. Walter Locke Hop outlines a policy to underwrite and redeem Confederate notes, mentioning a total of 720 dollars in currency handed down through a family and a $100 note bearing a railroad engine image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KXAR
Walter Locke
Banking Co
Ming Tock
Georgia Company
Funeela
Pal Myra
Old Fashioned Grandparents Lost In Time
Fragmentary reminiscence laments vanishing old fashioned grandparents. The speaker imagines a New York exhibit scene with a grandmother and grandfather in antique attire, contrasting modern life with nostalgic, gentler values.
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Alex
Hy Washburn
Collier's
Lufkin Mill Story
Iblisher
New York
Morning Patriot
Harrisburg
Evening News
Jate Vance
McCormick
Lor
eCormick
Wilkestarre Pa
Unity Baptists Holding
Revive
Garfield
John Garfield
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Communist Party
Rotary Head
Lions
U.S
Vandenberg
Michigan
Mennen Williama
Jalr Moody
Arthur van Penberg
Moody
Detroit News
Washington Staff
NEA
Rae of
Wrecks
Korea
Fpyonggang
Cumawa
Hwa. Chen
APYOR
Tang
Yong
kosoNal
Shon Hes
United Nations
Alliad Iine
Mumhwa
Alcohor Basket
Imiinic River
Musan
Seoul
Belgsnorwan
New ‘York
American Museum of Natural History
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