Appreciation Day and Roundup Convention in Hope Arkansas
Our Daily Bread notes an Appreciation Day supporting Hope manufacturing plants with an exhibit in the Brundidge building and a Roundup club convention at the Fairpark Coliseum. Local industry employs 1,509, pays 24 million in wages, and supports regional timber and materials. The piece also covers a snake controversy in Mulberry with views from Brown Harn and Gray of the Little Rock Zoo.
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Southwest
Hope
Arkansas
Tacol
Brundidge
East Second Street
Hope Chamber of Carmerce
Fairpark
New South and Southwest
Red to Hit 26 Feet at Fulton
Flood forecasts warn the Red River and Sabine River basins rising above flood stage in coming days. B H Hughes of the Shreveport Weather Bureau predicts crests near 28 feet at Fulton Arkansas and 28 feet around Shreveport, with Alexandria expected to reach the 32 foot flood stage in seven to nine days as tributaries push water into the Red.
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New Orleans
Sabine
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Texas
Arkansas
BH. P. Hughes
Shreveport Weather Bureau
Index
Ark
Fulton
Shreveport
Alexandria
Cypress
Wales
Markets by The Associated Press York-1 page features
Markets by The Associated Press highlights York area trading mood and notable quotes from merchants. The report notes shifts in prices, demand trends, and key securities moving on the floor with brief nods to local institutions and stakeholders.
Governor to Address Local Graduates at Hope High
Hope High School announces graduation exercises on May 29 at Hammons Stadium for 87 seniors chaired by principal Joe Amour. Governor Syd McMath and Rev Virgil Keeley will deliver speeches. McMath Jr. is valedictorian with perfect 6.00 average.
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Joe Amour
Hope High School
Syd McMath
Virgil Keeley
First Methodist Church
McMath
Hammons Stadium
Keeley
First Baptist Church
Battle of Life." With Perfect 6.00 Grade Averdge
Sydney McMath Jr
Marillyn Shiver
Jimmy Compton
Wiliam Martin
Jackie Holt
Hope High School Honors Roll Lists Named Students
Hope High School principal Joe Amour released the third six weeks honor roll with thirty A students and about 110 B grade scholars. Freshmen through seniors are listed with full names across four classes, including Rex Easter and Janell Yocom on the A roll and dozens more on the B roll, with points thresholds noted.
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The
Hope High School
Joe Amour
Janell Yocom
Sylvia Arnold
Jimmy Haynes
Patsy
Koun
Louise Fagan
Diane
Latshaw
Rex Easter
Emogena Fuller
Pansy Ellis
Alice Gentry
Juanita Gilbert
Janice Green
Dale ‘Hartsfield
Herma Hurd
Buddy Jackson
Beatrice Baker
Janice Atchison
James Barnes
Judy Barr Charles Beck
Wanda Bright
Doris Bryan
Gail Cook
Gladys Roberts
Danita Rowe
Vivian Ross
Billye Wiliams
Jane Willett
Dorothy Whitten
Henry Sommerville
Melba Sinclair
Joan Russell
Billy Russell
Twila Keith
Jack Keck
Loraine Powell
Shirley McBay
Jolly McBay
Myrtle Moss
John Nash
Franklin McDowell
Russell Mitchell
Eldon Mangum
Jan Ann Hartsfield
Carolyn Huett
van Moore
Barbara Polk
Nancy Smith
John Taylor
Jerry Jones
Donald Lauterbach
Rixa Lou Green
Helen Hall
Donnell Bagley
Anna Lou Barnes
Princess Allen
Charles Clark
Nore Ross
Jim Yocom
Frances Sheerer
Weldon Tillery
Frances Weisenberger
Polly Compton
Nelda Thompson
Jack White
Carolyn Jones
Nannette Williams
Noren Stanford
Charlotte Tarpley
Virginia Townemaker
Edna Earle Wright
Joy Kennedy
William Martin
Clyde Mont
Pentecostal Service Tonight In Public Address
A Pentecostal service is announced for tonight with speaker T W Barnes and H La. Pentecondl Cures are mentioned in connection with the event. The note stresses public attendance and the Thursday speaking slot.
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Pfdig
Rage
T. W. Barnes
Zip H. la
Spring Hill Names Honor Graduates for 1931 42 Term
Spring Hill High School announces honor graduates for the 1931 42 term with Valedictorian Bobby Jon Wright son of Mr and Mrs W W Wright and Salutatorian Lynette Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldredge Lee announced today by Principal Carlton KR Hassey.
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Spring Hill High School
Bobby Jon Wright
W. W. Wright
Lynette Lee
Eldredge Lee
Carlton KR
Hassey
Truman reveals 1945 ultimatum to Stalin over Iran
President Truman disclosed that the United States forced Soviet troops from Iran by sending a specific ultimatum to Joseph Stalin in 1945. He said Russia exited by the deadline after threatening to move in with naval and ground forces, and noted his staff would confirm the exact date later. He cited broader actions including dispatching Eisenhower’s forces into northern Italy to counter Trieste plans.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Iran
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Russia
Tran
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Italy
U.S. Mediterranean
Adriatic Sea
Byrd Seeks RFC Reform and Possible Abolition
Sen. Harry F. Byrd says his bill to abolish the Reconstruction Finance Corp still has a good chance of Senate passage. The Senate voted 39-36 to send the measure back to the banking committee after hours of debate and maneuvering. Byrd had won tentative approval of transferring some RFC functions to other agencies, a plan opposed by administration forces amid absentees.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate
Banking Committee
Byrd
RFC
Ernest W. McFarland
Ariz
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Dark
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Fulbright
Nearer to Arkadelphia Plant Agreement Stalls
Washington April 29 The Federal Power Commission failed to move a proposed Arkadelphia hydroelectric plant closer to reality. A five year rate approval was given but Reynolds Metals called the terms wholly unacceptable delaying negotiations. AP and L would buy part of the power from government dams through the Southwestern Power Administration while AP T would supply power for Reynolds.
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Washington
Arkanses
Muderal Power Commission
FPC
Reynolds Mutuals Campbany
Arkadelphia
Reynolds
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Southwestern Power Administration
Interior Department
Walter Rice
AP &T
AP & L
SPA
Negotiators Study Way to End Deadlock in Korea talks
In Mynsan Korea on April 24 negotiators resumed secret talks to study a new plan for breaking the stalemate over prisoner exchange. Communist reporters hinted at a possible breakthrough, but no details or official announcements followed as officers split into sessions and waited for further word.
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Mynsan
Korea
Truve
Reds
Hope Airman Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Pvt. Paul Ingram, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Joe B Thera of Yi N Ferguson Hope Texas, completes Air Force basic indoctrination at Lackland Air Force Base the Gateway to the Air Force.
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Meemeng Au
W.ye Stusg
Texas
Paul Ingram
Joe B. Thera
Yi N. Ferguson
Hope
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Unity Church Ends Sunday Meetings Amid Crowds
Unity Baptist Church attracts larger crowds each night and will end with a 7 30 p m Sunday service, Howard White announced today. Bible Doctrine of Hell is tonight's subject by Rev Alone Reddin Sheridan. Services are held at 10 a m and 7 39 a m daily.
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Unity Baptist Church
Howard White
Hell
Reddin
Sheridan
Local Students Attend FFA Clinic in Magnolia
Eight area schools sent students to a Southern State College FFA clinic at Magnolia. The Hope chapter led by advisors and members included Phillip Rothwell, LeRay Brown, Tommy Lively, Dean Abenitten, Ralph Kivans, and many others in a wide roster.
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FFA Clinic
Magnolia
Kimpstead
Emnity
Comtestants
nYed
Qeatthis
Southern Stile
Tae the
Hope
Courhes
St Keen
Phillip Dis Rothwell
Mu Arvinsur
LeRay Brown
Tommy Lively
Ry Rat
Dean Abenitten
Ane Ralph] Kivans
Alevins
Brown Lecey Brooks
Tunas Livly
Lynd Nivens
Leon Prescott
Mark Clark
Donald Graham
Bens Ald Avery
Owen Roland
Shirley Finehart
Mary Stephens
Ralph Buckley
Artis Honea
Army Loses Fight to Save Airport in Kansas
A flood sweep overwhelmed defenses at a Kansas airport near Leavenworth as the Missouri River crest rose and breached a dike. Army engineers warned of danger but the river flooded the landing field, forcing evacuation of planes and equipment. The long stretch of water moved toward Kansas City while upstream snow and rising rivers drew concern.
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Army
Kansas
Ascas City
Apr
Shaman Air
Leavenworth
Otelock
Missouri
Kaw
Kansas City
St. Louis
Extra Combat Pay Snag in Dispute
Washington report shows proposed extra combat pay of 45 million dollars for most Korean War veterans jeopardized by a congressional dispute. Meanwhile between 40 and 70 million dollars in cost of living pay is scheduled for about 4.1 million uniformed personnel this month, reflecting government adjustments amid budget friction.
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Washington
Uniformed Services Usu
Courts Again Asked to Ban Steel Seizure
Washington April 244 a2 The steel companies ask the courts to deny President Truman the power to seize steel plants. U S Steel Corp attorney Theodore Klondell accuses the government of aiming to force wage cuts and hinder production. He says the government seeks a temporary restraining order to prevent Secretary of Commerce Sawyer from acting on the seizure order.
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Washington
Steed Incites
Neil Todty
Truman
U. S. Steel Corp
Bisgost
Tig Clo
Theodore Klondell
Pingtin
Secretary of Commerce
Siuwyer Fren
Injuries Fatal to Auto Train Wreck Victim Henry Yoager
Injuries fatal to Henry Yoager 21, of Minivorn Nea, from a downtown Tape crossing Friday night. Authorities report the auto train collision near Apeltty, Sully, with the wreck at Taoulsdania gel Dboydstas Struetorasging.
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Henry Yoager
Minivorn
Nea
Apeltty
Heonever
Sully
Censei
Toshawke
Taoulsdania Gel Dboydstas
Missing Python Found Is Taken Alive
An AWOL python named Adri Smith 24 was recaptured after four days of eluding capture. Buddy Kuykendall spotted the snake in a barn near Lergy, Arkansas about 20 miles north east of FY. Carnival owner Joe Moora and five others helped capture the reptile by throwing a blanket over its head and placing it in a wooden box. It was returned to its original cage Monday night.
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Carnival Snake
Brown Harn
Little Rock
Mr. Harn
Little Rock Zoo
Gray
Smith
Adri
Janian Pyton
Buddy Kuykendall
Mat Lergy
Ark
FY. Smith
Ion. Am
Joe Moora
Rose Princess to Get Warm Welcome Here
The Rose Princess of the Great uy Dilidle Hoek Roarestive and her party visit Hope Saturday morning April 26. City and state police will meet them at the intersection of 2nd and Muln as city officials, Chamber of Commerce leaders, and the Hope Federation of Garden Clubs arrange a welcoming program with corsage, gifts, and refreshments from Cree-Cola Bottling. Hope High School band members will provide music as residents are invited to greet the visiting Princess.
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Hope
Apell
Hope City
2Nd
Muln
Luther Hollamay Ehairman
Chamber of Commerce Convensions
B. J. Rettly
Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
Jhope
John Wilson
Ben Owen
Chamber of Commerce
Cree-Cola Bottling Company
Hope High School
Convicts Sign Truce But Stay Barricaded
A fragile ceasefire holds while prisoners remain barricaded inside a facility. A local civic event, Amateur Night, is announced for Thursday at 8 o clock in Hope. The Hope Home Demonstration Club hosts a program from April 27 to May 3 with short plays and readings. Admission is 25 cents, proceeds support the club’s activities.
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Therd Anmint
Brekrony
Ty the Hope Stem
Camily Connell
Desmonstration
Hope
Cink Weel
Ky Boxee
Washington
Phage
Mutinous prisoners to receive dinner before surrender
Jackson Michigan April 24 mutinous convicts at South Mivingnn prison signed for surrender but refused to come out yet. Gov Mennaps reportedly ordered a dinner fit for a king to be served to guards and mutineers as negotiations continued. Ward a 21 year old ringleader sought publicity amid the siege and delay.
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Pspathic
Karl Ward
Orl Paychonoth
Ward
Seizure Power Denied by President Truman
Washington April 24 The President denied any intent to seize newspapers or radio stations arguing he had not contemplated using emergency powers to seize the press. He acknowledged difficulty in imagining a scenario that would require such action and stressed no such plan existed.
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Washington
Pyene
Aye Roca Stations ii
Tsutc
Students Head to District State Conventions
Many Hope High School students will travel to Springdale for the Hh Mo-Ark District Convention on April 26 27. Names include William Martin Henry Lile Nolen Stanford Jimny Compton Delmer Smith and others. They also plan to attend the Arkansas High School Press Association Convention at Conway April 25 26 with editor Marillyn Shiver and assistants. A Senior Chase outing to Hot Springs is set for May 2, sponsored by Mrs Jov Amour and Lawrence Martin. Director G T Cannon will lead junior and senior bands to Hot Springs for the state band festival April 24 26.
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Hope High School
Springdale
Key Club
Springfield
William Martin
Henry Lile
Nolen Stanford
Jimny Compton
Delmer Smith
Monty Monts
Monte Wut Moin
Donald Weaver
Robert Bul Wer
Jerry Jones
Billy Gentry
Ammie Mullins
Lawrence Martin
Chase
Hot Springs
Jov Amour
G. T Cannon
Honor Students of 1952 Hope High School Senior Class
Announced today the senior class of Hope High School for 1952 lists top students and honors. Names and specific achievements are reported by the school office with expected graduation details and future plans for college and scholarship opportunities.
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Hope High School
New Western Electric Wed Strike Threa Heads across States
A nationwide strike threat by Western Electric and CIO unions spreads from New York to North Carolina and California as 5 000 to 8 000 workers are called to stay away from work in a wave of coordinated action. The walkout targets plants and distribution centers as the union push seeks a settlement amid tense labor tensions.
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New York
Carolina
CIO
Winston-Salem
Joseph A. Belmari
San Franalyso
Saturday Kiddies Day at Fair Park Event Promoted
A rough OCR fragment notes Saturday afternoon activities at Fair Park for children with a show by Schafer and a sponsored event by the Association. It mentions free admission for all youngsters and a frag ride on the park grounds, with Mills cooperation and a special event slate planned for April 20 in the afternoon.
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Schafer
Uday
Youngs
Irea
Mills
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