Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
A long fragment discusses a California publisher printing a subscriber list with eight fake names to detect misuse. It notes a Red River Valley association meeting in Shreveport urging a one billion dollar annual flood and river valley development federal appropriation, while also proposing curtailing overseas spending and stressing U S river and valley needs in Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Our Daily
Alex
H. Washburn
Shreveport
Red River Valley Association
United States
Oren Harrig
Akansas
Shreveport Vervention
U. S
Harvis
Edwin H. Wills
Ipistrict
Willig
Willis
America
Jeg Amerivgny
Louisianna
Arkansas
Black man Peeps Into Homes On North Main Street
Police captured a Black man named Herman Frierson after peeping into windows in the 500 block of North Main Street. He admitted spying on at least eleven Hope homes and was jailed on disturbing the peace charges after a neighborhood search failed to locate him.
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Herman ¥Rerson
North Main Street
Aryresting City
Frierson
Hope
Proclamation Declares April 20 1954 Straw Hat Day in Hope
Mayor John L. Wilson proclaims Thursday April 20 1954 a Straw Hat Day in Hope city. He calls upon all male citizens to wear straw hats to beat the heat and greet summer with practical headwear.
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John L. Wilson
City of Hope
United States Circulates Plan for Southeast Asia Action
Australia and New Zealand show strong interest in joining a united front with the United States to oppose communism in Indochina and Southeast Asia. Britain’s hesitation delays a broader alliance as Dulles presses a coordinated approach ahead of the Geneva talks and Dien Bien Phu developments.
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John Scali
Washington
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Southeast Asia
Britain
Geneva
Red China
Russia
Dulles
Dien Bien Phu
Dien Bun Phu
Viatmini
Indo Jchina
Lenate
House
Lan Indoching
Brin'ly
Walter Bedell Smith
Patis
Genews
Sen
Alexander Smith
West
Sroith
Senate Par
Thailand
Philippines
France
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Brittan
Merchants Discuss May Promotion in Hope Chamber Meeting
The Hope Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee held a regular session in the chamber office. Vice-chairman Emil Kaden presided, about 15 members attended, with K L Ambyoge reporting on the Red River Valley Association Convention in Shreveport and plans for the May promotion program. Harrell Hall reported progress on the Clean Up Campaign and noted broad cooperation from organizations and agencies.
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Relail Merchants Committee
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Emil Kaden
Corbin Foster
K. L. Ambyoge
iGhamber of Commerce
Red River Valley, Association
Shreveport
Kaden
Harrell Hall
Homecoming at Siloam Church on May 9
Homecoming will be held Sunday May 9 at Siloam Church about four miles southwest of Bodtaw. Services start at 11 a m and dinner will be served at noon. The public is invited.
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Siloam Church
Bodtaw
Past Masters of Masonic Lodges Meet Here
Whitfield Lodge No. 239 hosts past masters from nearby lodges Tuesday at 7 30 pm. A master’s degree will be followed by a barb cue dinner for members and visitors. First meeting in the new lodge hall on south main street features past masters including Compton Willis Henry Shiver Zinn Maryman Neighbors McMath Andrews Herndon Porter Davis Cannon O Neal Lewis. About 200 from Magnolia Nashville Telarkana Prescott Washington and nearby lodges are expected.
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Whitfield Lodge No
South Main Street
W. W. Compton
A. & Willis
BE. D. Henry Darry Shiver
Clyde Zinn
Ted Maryman
A. J. Neighbors
Syd McMath
Sam Andrews
Rufus Herndon Jr
Mid Porter
Leon Davis
Thomas Cannon
Earl O'Neal
Olin Lewis
Magnola
Nashville
Telarkana
Prescott
Washington
Students active in Hope High Moon Mad play cast
The third in a series notes Hope High School Senior Class preparing Moon Mad at the auditorium on April 6. Cast includes Benjie Owen as Gaylord Youngblood and other seniors Dwain O'Steen Charles Lindenhoffer Jimmy Branch J Bill Blake Kenneth Gilliam, with roles and activities across English Chemistry DeMolay clubs plus sports and student leadership. Sheep milking mentioned in Milde Ages.
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Hope High School
Benjie Owen
Gaylord, Youngblood
Lewis
Cjark
Benjie
Dwain O'Steen
Charles A.lindenhoffer
Huby
DeMolay
Jimmy Branch
Nathaniel Roff
Jimmy
J . Bill Blake
Leonard P. McClure
Bill
Buys’ State
Kenneth Gilliam
David McClure
Leonard
Kenneth
Monsoon Hinders Dien Bien Phu Siege Operations
Monsoon rains hamper Vietminh offensives and French air strikes at Dien Bien Phu in Indochina. Weather slows resupply and transport while French and Vietminh artillery duel atop the besieged fortress. Dry spells fail to clear the mud and dust bowls hindering movement and armor.
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HANOS
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
North Indochina
Franch High Command
Dien Bien Phuas
Prench Teva
U.5
Beldgusted
Page
Seven Tornadoes Strike Two States Reported
Seven tornadoes touched Oklahoma and Iowa today with four in Iowa and three in Oklahoma. Damage was light and there were no casualties though several sightings remained unconfirmed. Tornadoes struck farms near Spencer and Rossie in Iowa and near Carnegie, Binger, Union City, and El Reno in Oklahoma before dissipating.
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United Prose
Oklahoma
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Arnald
Spencer
Lanother
Glimore
Rossie
Cornell
Sioux City
Qarnegie
Binger
Union City
el Reno
New Soviet Leadership Terms Voted On In Moscow
In Moscow the Supreme Soviet vetoed replacing Premier Georgi Malenkov and kept his cabinet. Malenkov submitted resignations to convened fourth Supreme Soviet, which unanimously asked him to form a new government as deputies and ministers remained in their posts.
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Moscow
Soele
Promiser
Georgi Melenkov
Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Ustas Sb
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai
Bulgaria
Lazar
Kaganovich
Kliment Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
Fourth Supreme Soviet
Eek
Matenkov
All Around the Town notes and local events
Avery and two companions displayed a string of 40 crappie in front of the Ster office on Monday afternoon. The Rev Whitlow and others noted small fish were plentiful elsewhere. County line residents report pests in three homes. Badean’s Improvement Club held officer elections with T J Silvey as president and Elmer May as vice president. Duplicate Bridge winners were Whitmen with Math and Brown with Thompson. Legion members urged to join the local baseball meeting at 7:30 pm. Mrs Galloway will attend the United Council meeting in Grand Rapids. Arkansas President’s pledge week runs to April 29.
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Badean's Fine Improvement Club
T. J. Silvey
Erlis Grisham
Ben Trahan
Elmer May
E.D. Galloway
Grand Rapids
Michigan
National Board of Managers of the United Council
Gallo
Arkansas
American pilot wounded aiding Dien Bien Phu airlift
Air Force veteran Paul Holden, 32, of Greenleaf, Kansas, sustained shell wounds to his right thigh and arm during a Saturday supply run to Dien Bien Phu. Co-pilot Wallace Duford completed the drop and returned to base. Holden was hospitalized but not in critical condition. CAT chief pilot Marden noted Holden is the first American casualty on the airlift since civilian pilots began flying contracts.
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Hong Kong
Dien Bien Phu
Civil Air Transport
Air Force
Paul ‘Holden
Greenleaf
A. T. Cox
Saial
Wallace Duford
Kansas City
Kan
Dien Blencht
Holden
Cox Fol
Marden
CAT
U.S. Air Force
China
Gen
Claire Chennault
Poultry Firms Incorporate in Arkansas
Little Rock report shows American Poultry Co. of Fayetteville filing articles of incorporation with authorized capital of 100000. Incorporators include W L Hammond A D Hammond Joe Fred Star Edward Wroky Dr James P D Mashburn Dr M R McClung Charles Stewart Ells Burgin John Maguire and others from Fayetteville Van Buren Cave Springs New Orleans Pine Bluff and Pine Bluff Capital Investors Corp listed as investors along with various names and addresses.
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Little Rock
Atin American Poultry Co
Fayetteville
Wa’ L
Hammond
A. D. Hammond
Joe Fred’ Star
Edward Wrooky
James PD
Mashburn
M. R. McClung
Charles Stewart
Ells Burgin
Johm Maguire
Dayetteville
A. Zed Gant
van Buren
J. 0. Kumpe
Bantonville
Wallace Venlors
Cave Springs
R L. Hammond
J Alen L. Mammond
New Orleans
Capital Investors Corp
Pine Bluff
Inecarae
Ulho
Lin EF
Soxda
Kenneth W. Theis
Jena John Harris Dence
Pine
Flute
New Harvard Alumni Association elects new president
Deveroug C. Josephs of New York Life Insurance Co. becomes president, succeeding John Cowles of Minneapolis. The Harvard Alumni Association announces a ten year term and a total membership of 100 620.
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Cambridge, Mays
Deveroug C. Josephs
New York Life Insurance Co
John Cowles
Minneapo Ne
Minn
Harvard Alumni Association
Mathis Enters Prosecuting Attorney Race
Arkadelphia resident Travis Mathis announces his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney in Clark County. A former Arkansas General Assembly member and county clerk, Mathis cites legal practice and public service as qualifications. He is 43, married with two children, and active in the Methodist Church and local organizations.
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Travis Mathis
Arkadelphia
Pored
Nevada
Hampstealer Dafayette
Mathis
Okblona
Arkansas
Acom
Oko
Ee High
Bulge
Germany
Ian
Arkansas General Assembly
Clark County
Aela
My Mathia
Methodist ‘Church
Eli Vic
Hig
Tam
Jny
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Rocky Mound
Mrs. Norman
Orly
By Larry Allen
Bales
Yang
Lafayette
T. J. Jones
J. R. Foster
Frank Patton
Youth Center
E. d. Whitmen
Sydne
Lyle Brown
Emmett Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead County Hospital
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