Muskogee Bonds Back 48 Inch Water Pipeline Plan
The Muskogee chamber promotes a 48 inch water line from Fort Gibson Dam funded by 2 million dollars in bonds. It promises a daily surplus of 45 million gallons and a potential 40 million, justifying a self reliant push for industrial sites and future water rights.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Fort Gibson
Muskogen
Hope
United States
Red River Valley Association
Shreveport
Elmer D. Conner
Louisiana State Department of Commerce and Indusry
sAmerica
Chamber of Commerce
Carrier Corporation
Arkansas
Millwood
City of Hope
Southwest
Wall Street
Blevins High names valedictorian and salutatorian
Miss Carolyn Prescott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Prescott, is valedictorian of the Blevins High School 1954 graduating class with a six point average. Donald Avery, son of Mr and Mrs Avery, is salutatorian with a five point average. Commencement exercises will be held in the Blevins gymnasium on Thursday night May 1.
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Carolyn Prescott
Gordon Prescott
Beivins High School
Donald Avery
Avery
Prescott
Blevins Gymnasium
Blevins Man to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for D W Ferrell, age 84, a resident of Blevins, who died at his home Wednesday night, will be held at 3 p.m. today at Magadonig by the Bay. Joe Hun-
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Blevins
D W. Ferrell
Indochina Peace Parley Agreed by West and Reds
Western and Soviet bloc leaders agreed in principle today on Indochina peace talks. The plan, reached at a luncheon with Anthony Eden, Vyacheslav Molotov, and Zhou Enlai, awaits final approval by all participants and could begin next week. John Foster Dulles said he would depart the conference tomorrow to return to Washington.
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Suvnva
Indochina
AU. 5
U.S
John Foster Tiles
Washington
Molotey
Dba Om
Tormorrow
Dickenson Case Heads To Jury In Korea Spy Charge
Cpl Banarrl v Dickenson faces court martial as eight Army officers decide if he aided the Communist enemy in Korea. Dickenson, 23, of Cracker's Neck, Va., could face life imprisonment if found guilty. He was held in a Chinese Communist POW camp after initially refusing repatriation.
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Washington m
Cpl. Banarrl
Dickenson
Korea
Cracker's Neck
North Korea
Central
Plentiful Food Supply Predicted
The Agriculture Department reported today that food supplies for late spring and early summer may be even more plentiful than last year. Americans are expected to eat more chicken eggs and dairy products, with prices lower and production high. Meat output may lag last spring due to a smaller pig crop, though hog marketing could rise later as the pig crop expands. Spring vegetable and radon production are seen above last year, but Southern strawberries and peaches may fall.
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Warrington
Agriculture Department
New Students Must Register for School
James H. Jones announces that all parents with children turning six by year end must register for next year on Thursday May 6 at 2 pm. Registrations occur at Ward 1 Brookwood, Ward 2 Garland, Ward 3 Paisley, Ward 4 Crosby. rural North and West of Hope at Oglesby or Paisley. Fulton beginners at Fulton School.
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James H. Jones
Brookwood
Garland
Paisley
Crosby
Nope
Hope
Oglesby
Fulton
Fulton School
Moon Mad' Here Friday at Hope High School
Two showings of the farce Moon Mad by Powell Jameison will be staged by the Hope High School Senior Class. The premiere at the school auditorium features Dr. Broderick Savage and his daughter Susan in comic misadventures at Mind Mase Manor, a rest home for the mentally mixed-up.
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Powell Jameison
Hope High School
Editorium
Mind Mase Manor
Broderick Savage
Albert Graves
Susan
Paula Raley
Dr. Savage
Gaylord Youngblood
Benjie Gwen
Page
Junior Rifle Club Meet May 3 at City Hall
A special meeting of the Junior Rifle Club is set for Monday night at City Hall on May 3 to view the technicolor film Shooting Safety. The film trains a junior club from start to finish and is described as entertaining and educational. parents are invited and encouraged to attend.
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Juior
All Around the Town by The Sear Stay
Presbyterian ministers and lay leaders invited to Montreal North Carolina for a four leader evangelism event May 27 to June. Masons to confer Entered Apprentice Degree at Ma Nonia Hall tonight at 7 20. Hope State College honors Sara Marie Lauterbach daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Lauterbach for Honors Day. Japanese use of scrap and junk shown as David Guarin’s toy pistol barrel, beer-can origin. Green Laseter Club hosted a party with music by Leroy Brown and a cornet, Big Time on display. Pvt Henry W Trent 24 of Hope to move from Fort Lewis to Yakima Firing Center in May for Exercise Hi Top. Buddy Sutton’s inlaws may move back with family.
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W. H. Bitter
Washington
Montreal
N.C
Green Laseter
Henry W. Trent
Hope
Fort Lewis
Wash
Yakima Firing Center
Army
Buddy Sutton
Tecost
Van Johnson Seeks Office of Prosecutor
Van Johnson announces candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of the 8th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas. He cites legal experience as court reporter plus extensive trial work, vows to aggressively prosecute crime, promote crime prevention, and protect citizen rights while seeking Democratic primary support.
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Star
van Johnson
Atorney
Johnson
8Th Judicial Circuit
Arkansas
State of Arkansas
United States
Citzen
Saari Cireph
Clark County
Velma Jean Cypert
Mountain Home Baptist College
University of Arkansas
John C. Ashley
Anoelss
Chancery
Dexter Bush
A. Huio
Lyle Brown
Tam
Tams
Volta
French Troops Press Siege as Downpour Hinders at Dien Bien Phu
French assault units fought through knee deep mud in renewed attacks on Communist positions near Dien Bien Phu. The operation involved 12 man commandos aided by Foreign Legion sergeants, with air support limited by heavy rain. Casualties are unconfirmed as fighting continued into the night and supply drops remained scarce.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Foreign Legion
Dien Bion Eed
Christian de Castries
Rhonk
Mons
French Union
Munng Khou i
Dien Bien Paw
Women to Visit Home Children on Arkansas Trip
Seventeen members of the Victory Home Demonstration Club will travel by bus to Little Rock on May 1 to tour the Arkansas Crippled Children’s Home and the Convalescent Center in Jacksonville. They will donate 100 surgical towels to the Crippled Children’s Home as part of the year’s club project. Proceeds from a cake social during National HDC Week will aid the Fayetteville 4H House debt. Members include Mrs Bill Burke and Mrs Lorraine B Wyle among others.
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Victory Home Demonstration Club
Little Rock
Arkansas Crippled Children's Home
Convalescent Center
Jacksonville
Crippled ‘Children's Home
Victory Hdc
Wikiam Schooley
Fayetteville
Bill Burke
E. C. Calhoun
Dexter Alfard
Robert Cash
C. J. Rowe J
B. Rowe, Jr
Andre = Smith
Jimmy Miller
Cecil Smith
Dalton Smith
William Sehooley
Lacie Rowe
Howell Golad
Jack Sumpter
Hallar McCorkle
Ray Allen
Herbert
Chambress
Lorraine B. Wyle
Harjo
Defense Bill of 28 Billion Clears House Hurdle
The Defense Bill totaling 28 billion dollars won approval in the House, progressing toward Senate action. It meets the annual appropriation, with provisions affecting troop movement authority and carryover funds, though details remain debated, and the measure advances amid limited financial controversy.
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William FI Arrogart
Washington
House
Senate
Scout Court of Honor to Be Held Tonight in Piney Woods
The Piney Woods District Scout Council will conduct a Court of Honor program tonight at City Hall at 7 p m. Haskell Jones, advancement chairman, leads a ceremony that will advance several Scouts to higher ranks. The event is open to the public with free admission and urged attendance by mothers and boys of Cub and Boy Scout age.
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Piney Woods DistHat
Cladda
Corncil
Haskell Jones
Irvin Ranch
MQM
Radiation exposed U S servicemen receive medical checks
Thirty American servicemen at Tripler Army Hospital undergo thorough medical examinations after exposure to moderate radiation during recent hydrogen bomb tests near Enewetak Atoll. The group, including army navy and air force personnel, arrived by air evacuation and will be observed before resuming duty. No symptoms of radiation illness have appeared.
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Honolulu
Army Hospital
Army Navy
Air’ Force
Kwajalein
Army
Dercy W. Clarkson
Joint Task Force-Keyen
Epiwetok
Fataprop
Pearl’ Harbor
Ley
Dayton Moore Expects Business Expansion by March
Fragmented OCR reads dayton Moore forecasting substantial growth by March. Reports mention potential plans and a large-scale investment, with figures around 100,000 stated in uncertain form.
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Dayton “Moore
Tran An Ithan
Degrees Conferred at Chapel Hill Ceremony
A local ceremony in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, will confer degrees on graduates. The event features Messrs Maher and Senget among the speakers and includes OL El'Dor and Rupert in a panel addressing career pathways.
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Demey Ht
Bias OL El'Dor
Rupert Chapel Hill
North Care
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