Hoover Birthday Echoes in Arkansas Newsprint
A fragmentary column notes Herbert Hoover’s upcoming 75th birthday amid mixed views on his presidency. It mentions a traffic signal controversy at Second and Main, Arkansas cotton statistics misreported by the Arkansas Gazelle, and local rider commentary questioning the cotton redemption losses versus Commodity Credit Corporation estimates.
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Arkansas Gazelle
Rock
Arkansas
Hope
John Farmer
Urges Crowd See School Caravan Here
Superintendent Norman Jones and Spring Hill school district officials invite parents to Brookwood school Hope for an educational caravan on Tuesday August 2 at 10 a.m. Free watermelon and 25 cents for meals. transportation provided by the district. A second bus runs August 9 at 8 00 a.m. to Dooley-Werry road Hunt's store Cap Town send store Highway 2 and 208 to Hone. another bus leaves Spring Hill at 4 30 p.m. via Boba sculument Buck Mirth’s for connections.
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Norman Jones
Arese Partons
Spring Hil
Brookwood School
Hope
Spring First School
Dooley-Werry
Hunt's
Accross
Cap 'Ownsend
Hone
Boba Sculument
Buck Mirth's
Tse
Hig
Ni. Toyls
Views United on Defense of Europe
A Paris news conference quoted Adm. Louis Denfeld and Joint Chiefs of Staff members outlining Atlantic pact defense aims. Leaders from the United States, France, Belgium, Portugal, and others discussed alliance roles, potential deployments, and the path to strengthen Western European security amid evolving military commitments.
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Europe
Paris
Ui—Adm
Louis Denfeld
Naty Omembir
Stiff
Heys
Opidon
Doutta
Staif
Omar Bradley
Army
Hoyt Vandenberg
Portugal
Alwg
Bentoxt
Adlanlite Pet
Hund
Abe Europeda
Vm Supreme
Ahlianee
Weather Outlook for Alkans This Weekend
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with a shower chance. Sunday looks unsettled with scattered showers possible across the area. Light winds and mild temperatures expected.
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Beale
Broadcasters to Meet Next Year in Little Rock
Hot Springs August 6. Arkansas broadcasters voted at a one day session to hold their 159th meeting in Little Rock next year. Association members approved the plan and discussed improvements to broadcasting services and community programs.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Jaly
Arkansas
Monneary Yuihin
Piye Lo
Tee
Ed Albourm
Roy Mse
Elil
Irons
Stabs His Landlady Then Kills Self in Hot Springs
Aug 6 Hot Springs report says a man attacked his seventy eight year old landlady Agnes Cummibs then shot himself. He, identified as Jini Sith, fired a bullet and collapsed as police arrived. The landlady suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. Authorities said the motive remains unclear with witnesses offering limited details.
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Hot Springs
Agnes Cummibs
Seilens Igfurius
Amm
Batesville Guard Publisher O E Jones Dies at 44
O E Jones, long time publisher of the Batesville Guard, dies at age 44 from a heart attack in Aug. Accidental garbled text appears but confirms his death and role. He was a prominent local journalist and business figure in Batesville.
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O. E. Jones
The
Batesville Guard
Aalusville
Aug
Vpi OO
B. Jupeus
Vier
State Stoner
A. Mn
Qurlay. Ie
Motion Picture Writer Seeks Own Happy Ending
Hal Boyle profiles a screenwriter who rose from being a $2,000-a-week underling to producer status, arguing the writer's deep script understanding should grant him casting and directorial control. He cites Sidney Bouhinga and Buchman as examples, noting Jolson Sings Again and other works reflecting the writer’s pivotal role in shaping film.
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Hal Boyle
Rew
York
Molly
Hye Folero
Pupey Degam
Tolay
Sidney Bouhinga
Eurbuisn
Ian
Duke
Les
Garry
Dian
Willem A Wanker
Phethér
Buchman
Theodora
Jsamt
Washington
Jordan
Chiet
Chopin
Jolson
Columbia
Gefaus
Burhhait
Beethoorn
Free Swim Show at Pool Sunday Delights Local Audience
A free swim show is set for Sunday afternoon at the pool. Mitchell Young, director of water safety for the Texurkund Red Cross unit, will present with six swimmers to demonstrate water safety, diving, and related skills.
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Etulook Sunde
Gall ‘U'Ve
I Mitchell Young
Smely
Texurkund Red Cross
Education Bill Believed to Be Doomed
Washington reports that prospects for passage of a broad all-low education bill this session appear slim despite efforts by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Cardinal Spellman to ease parochial school funding controversy. Most sources say action is unlikely this year. optimism for possible action next year hinges on cooling tempers. Both Roosevelt and Spellman maintain conciliatory stances while stressing equal access to services for students in all schools. The dispute centers on federal aid tied to transportation, textbooks, and health services, with funds limited to public school use under constitutional constraints. Democratic leaders voiced cautious optimism about the joint statements but indicated no congressional action this session.
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Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
Graham A. Barden
DNC
Myra
Pataworthy
Congress
Truman
House
John McCormack
Coimmnite Chattman
John Lesinski
Foreign Aid Bill Set for Passage in Senate Debate
Washington reports the foreign aid bill moves toward swift passage after a lengthy Senate wrangle. The measure funds aid to Britain, Turkey, and other nations, with about 3.6 billion dollars allocated for various programs and operations over the coming year. Leaders expect final passage Monday despite procedural clashes and debates over provisions and rules.
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Washington
Senate
Sens Flor Kem
Maxwell Negro to Be Tried on Rape Count Here Monday
The case of Herman Maxwell, slated for trial August 8 in the Circuit Court, is to be handled with standard procedure amid police guard and appointed counsel. A lengthy jury panel process and protective measures were announced, with prosecutors Dexter Bush and H Pilkinton leading the case and Sheriff Sutton coordinating security at the local courthouse.
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Dexter Bush
Stead Circuit Court
Herman Maxwell
DeAnnfar
Bush
H, Pilkinton
C Sutton
St Kungas
Herman
Arkansas
Emiplo
Uafarda
John PF
Vesey
Lyle , Brown
Albert Gray
John L. Wilson
Jxi
Feild
Dexter. Bush
Tames H. Pilkinton
Sutton
Sherife
Omer
Ia Monts
Monty
Howell Spring
Columbua
Ety ‘Cox
Carl Bruner
Hope
D. M
Ozan
L. C. Helms
Nora Jones
Korea Warlike Rise Foreshadows Possible World War III
AP veteran James D. White reports Southern Korea’s American backed government discussing invading the Soviet north as a self defense move amid renewed clashes on the Ongjin peninsula. He notes northern advances, U.S. and Chinese links against communism, and a wave of Japanese army veterans in the southern Korean army drawn to reunification by reconquering the north.
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Korea
William R. Moore
Seoul
Moore
Tokyo
Ongjin Peninsula
Russia
America
Ongjin
Suieman Rhee
Department U.S
Rhee
Government May Gain by Fiscal Ruling
Washington August 6 The government may gain by a fiscal ruling as the Federal Reserve Board ordered another cut in reserve requirements to free about 1.8 billion dollars for loans this month. The move follows prior reductions and aims to stimulate business borrowing and investments as the government seeks to meet expenses and push the economy forward. Banks in major cities and country areas are expected to receive additional loan funds, while the fiscal year’s end looms and borrowing patterns shift toward securities and new spending.
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Washington
Donowine
Balner
Ewest “Easy Credit
Federal Reserve Board
Sven
Haveling
Earthquake kills hundreds across Ecuador near Quito
Rescue workers report 400 dead and 4,000 injured as tremors hit 30 cities near Ambato. Latacunga suffers heavy damage with 27 killed. Rescue teams struggle over blocked roads. government mobilizes aid and Red Cross teams. Ambato and surrounding towns face extensive destruction.
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Quito
Ecuador
Ambato
Quilu
Andes
Galo Plaza Lasgo
Red Cross
Pdes
Chile
Ambiato
Latacunga
Iñeza Lasso
Manuel Diox Granados
Jeil
Grea
Oller
Ante Pato
GO Viethns
Nis
Shek Oi Co
Acon
Nationalist Desertions Increase Aiding Communist Spread
North central China faces a growing nationalist defection wave as troops in Hengyang and Shaoyang join revolts. Acting President Li Esung jen meets ministers while loyalties tilt toward Communist forces, threatening Changsha and Canton areas as Xiang provinces slip from nationalist control. Reports cite 90,000 troops in flux and border shifts toward Hengyang and Huangyang.
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Arthur Goul
United Press Staff
Canton
China
Hengyai
Li Esung-jen
Shaoyang
Junan
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