Vaccination drives announced for Sardis Clow and nearby farms
Olivi Adams, county agent, and the State Veterinarian's Office announce voluntary vaccination and spray programs for cattle near Sardis Clow and Mathey neighborhoods in Northwest Hempstead. Centers Thursday at Sam Arnold arm 9 am and Clow neighborhood 11 am. Anthrax detination Friday morning at Julive Reed and John Wilson farms. Contact Hope county agent’s office by Wednesday for spray by a private veterinarian.
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John
Wilson ‘Farms
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Webru Dy
J. S. Campbell
Ile Verman
Apen
Hope
SS8 Tonic Heralded as Gas and Bloat Relief
A promotional alert touts SS8 Tonic as a cure for stomach gas and bloating. It claims the tonic increases gastric juice flow, improves digestion, boosts blood quality, and enhances well being, sleep, and strength, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Happy People
Vandenberg Hints at US in Western Europe Defense Pact
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Vandenberg spoke at a Michigan dinner about the United States possibly joining a western European military alliance to curb Communist expansion. He warned against home treason and stressed no surrender to Communist conspiracies while supporting regional defense efforts under the United Nations and the Rio treaty framework.
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Lonoke Postmaster Charged With Embezzlement
U S Postal Inspector C C Taul said William E Chaney postmaster at Lonoke has been charged with embezzling about 9200. Chaney age about 45 was arraigned before U S Commissioner Lee Miles and jailed in 2500 bond. He has served as postmaster since 1942.
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C. C. Taul
William E. Chaney
Lonoke
Chaney
Lee Miles
Yerger High School Mystery Farce Play Thursday
Yerger High School presents a Mystery Farce in the auditorium on Thursday April 20 at 8 o'clock set at the Old Mill Tavern on a stormy night. A ghost woman haunts Spooky Tavern while a nervous maid and a frightened freshman react with laughs. Cast includes Lon Hacker Ralph Channing Joyce Wingate Bedella Lucy Hucker and others under directors Naomi Vergry and O G Bailey.
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Lucy Hucker
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Dorothy Wright
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Ralph Channing
Joyce
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Tory Tanner
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Farvonre
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Farone
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E. N. Glover
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CIO Seeks Federal Probe of Kansas City Police Strike Clash
The CIO urged a federal investigation into alleged police brutality against pickets at the Cudahy packing plant in Kansas City Missouri. Philip Murray asked President Truman and Attorney General Tom Clark to act, saying officers violated civil rights and urging Gov Carlson to remove those responsible.
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Hangar Burns at Fort Smith Airport Disaster
A fire and explosion at Fort Smith Municipal Airport destroyed the Bort Smith Flying Service hangar and quarters, damaging equipment valued at 20 to 25 thousand dollars. One worker narrowly escaped injury as flames spread from an unknown flammable liquid in the shop. Insurance expected to cover most losses.
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Touay Buel Philips
Phillips
Magnolia Man Files for Congress in Seventh District
Little Rock April 2 Magnolia man filed a corrupt practices pledge to run for Congress in the seventh district opposing Rey Orenaris of Fl Dorado and Vernon Whitten of Magnolia who had filed earlier. The district covers 10 South Arkansas counties and Walter L. Pope of Little Rock announced for associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court. Other filings include Kenneth Hurst for State Senator from the 21st district and Ocie Rogers for State Senator from the Fourth District facing incumbents Heartsill Ragon and Pal Garner of Fort Smith.
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South Arkansas
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Lrimb
Clarendon
Kenneth Hurst
Romance
White
Woodruff
W.H. Abington
Bethe
J. Ed Lightle
Searcy
Ocie Rogers
Fort Smith
Oly
Sebastian
Heartsill Ragon
J. EE
Pal) Garner
Doubtful Pensions for Miners in Pay Plan Clash
Washington reports tensions over $100 monthly pensions for retired coal miners. John Le Lewis and two fund trustees could not reach agreement on paying pensions from the $33 million welfare fund. Senator Styles Bridges and Ezra Van Horn clash over legality and proper disbursement, while all three scheduled another meeting after brief comments to reporters.
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John
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Mple Winers Welfare Fund
Styles Bridges
Ezra War Horn
Cleveland
Lewis-Bridges
van Horn
Bridges
Bantera
Daily Bread Controversy and John L. Lewis
The piece denounces John L. Lewis and the United States Steel Labor leadership, arguing Congress may need to tailor legislation to fit one man. It calls Lewis a disruptive labor dictator whose actions threaten the economy and the freedoms of the American people, urging strong restrictions.
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Mr. Petrillo
Ruby Keeler Expecting Fifth Child with Johy Lowe
Hollywood reports former stage and film star Ruby Keeler now Mrs Johy Lowe is expecting her fifth child. She disclosed the forthcoming event at a luncheon shower she attended yesterday. The couple’s home life and plans remain private.
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Market Report highlights New York cotton and poultry gains
New York cotton futures firm on April 27 with support from aggressive mill buying and short covering. May transfers noted as May notices issued on the first holiday for that contract. Spot cotton firm on expectations of food export demand. Meantime Chicago reports mixed butter and poultry markets with varied prices and receipts. At St Louis, hogs and cattle market quotes show active opening trade and mixed weights with price ranges provided.
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Commission House
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Wholesale
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Hope Star Hope 1899 1927 1929 catalog of staff and rates
Hope Star details publication history pressing dates and staff roles. It lists editors managing roles, office address at 212 214 South Walnut Hope Arkansas, and president secretary treasurer. It includes subscription rates, national advertising reps, and AP association note.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
E. Palmar
Fresident Afex
My Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
Pay M H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jess M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
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New York stocks spark partial rally in mixed session
Stocks edged higher early as rails, motors, oils, steel and farm equipment rose, but late trading trimmed gains and closes were irregular. Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet refused wage hikes and moved toward price reductions. Total volume approached 1.4 million shares with several prominent climbers and laggards noted.
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Bethlehemy
Youthstown Street
New Orleans Cotton Prices Edge Higher on Futures Trade
New Orleans opening shows slight gains as futures receded after first May notice stoppage. Prices touched 89.0 to 170 cents per bale with highs near 37 and lows around 87.30. Last bids included 7,783 ny, 87.10 low 16.61 last 470.00 for Get high 4.08, low 2.13, with 32.33 to 82.06 ranges and test 32,0005 rebid.
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New Orleans
Grain and Provisions Prices Rise on Export Allocations
Chicago grain and provisions markets moved higher as government export allocations boosted confidence. Wheat led with gains around 1 1 2 to 2 1 4 cents, May futures near 2 49 1 2, corn and oats also firm amid strong cash trade and short covering. Soybeans were little changed and receipts and bookings were reported for corn and oats as buyers absorbed the gains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Quadruplets Die in Detroit Born Premature
Four babies delivered by Dr Edward King at Providence Hospital aged less than two pounds each. Mother Anne Borg 28 in good condition. In Detroit, April 27, the last of four infants died after birth as two earlier siblings had perished. Father Joseph Borg works as a pipefitter at Ford. The baptized names are Joseph Mary Margaret and Anne.
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Anne Borg
Joseph
Ford Moiny Co
Edward King
Providence Hospital
Gerard Berry
Mary
Margaret
Anne
Borg
Jonesboro native named state deputy of Arkansas Knights
Headed by K of C Fort Smith April 27 Pye Are thuy Jones of Jonesboro is now state deputy of the Knights of Columbus of Arkansas. Other officers elected at the 40th annual convention include La J Thomas Texarkana warden Rev B F McDevill Blytheville chaplain Hang FE King Pine Bluff secretary John Baliz Pocahontas treasurer Tom Brogan Smivoudle. i three cents i basis enchanged hipning sales 7 060 bushels regeiply 18 cars. Soybeans receipts were four ears.
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Arethuy Jones
Jonesboro
Knights of Columbus of
Arkansas
la. J. Thomas
Texarkana
B. F. McDevill
Blytheville
Hang FE
King
Pine Bluff
John Baliz
Tom Brogan
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