Artificial Breeding Meeting Set In Hempstead County
A county meeting is planned for 1 a m on Monday August 13 in Hempstead County Court Agency to form a local unit of the Arkansas Artificial Breeding Association based in Fayetteville. J Austin Parisa will explain the plan and requirements for cattle owners. Hope Chamber of Commerce and Agent Oliver L Adams urge full stockman support to organize the unit. A slip representing 800 to 1 290 cows is needed to form the local unit.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Byrd Group Keeps Control of Virginia
Virginia’s dominant Democratic organization remained strong after Tuesday’s primary elections despite setbacks. Led by United States Senator Harry F Byrd, the faction faced challenges in Princess Anne and local races but achieved sweeping wins overall. Contests for state legislature were limited, with notable action in Newport News and near Washington where G. Al Massenburg and Andrew W. Clarke won key seats. Continued on page two.
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Richmond
Viginia
T Hesday
United States
Harry F Tyrd
Princess Anne
Byrd
Hyer
Rimary
House of Delgales
Newport News
Pereirue
Victor C. Wilson
G. Alf Massenburg
House of Delegates
Alexandria
Washigton
Andrew W. Clarke
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Edge Lower and Steady
The day’s notes show wheat and corn futures slipping with Dec and Mar terms listed, while oats and cotton move modestly. USDA commodity report details hog prices steady to down a few cents, with hogs at major eastern terminals from 22 to 23 plus dollars, cattle around 32 to 47 dollars for prime steers, and regional markets in Chicago East St. Louis and Indianapolis steady or weaker on spring lambs and vealers.
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USDA
Midwest
Chicago
East St. Louis
Indianapolis
Senate Probe Begins Check on Boyle
St Louis, Aug 9. Senate investigators probing William M. Boyle Jr. employment at American Lithofold Corp. questioned firm officials linked to RFC loans totaling 565000. The Post Dispatch notes Boyle earned 8000 from the company and left payroll after becoming Democratic chairman in 1940.
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St. Louis
Bonne Committee
William M. Boyle Jr
Democratic National Committee
Flr
Reconstruction Finance Corpora Hien
Carmine 8
Bellina
William A. Leece
Senate
Inents
American Lithnfold Corp
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue Collector
Post-Disputch Reemthy
Finnegan
Boyle
Democratic Committee
Siskind
American Lithofold
RPC
The
Post-Dispatch
RFC
Mrs. J. B. Gaines Dies at 65 in Hope
Mrs. J B Gaines 65 died at her home in Hope Tuesday night after a short illness. She is survived by her husband three daughters Mrs J M Watson Emmet Mrs A G Martin and Mrs Roland Ballard of Hope two sons Barney and James Hope her mother Mrs Anse Campbell one brother Bob Campbell Hope and one sister Mrs Rosa Womad Hot Springs. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 at Unity Baptist Church with Rev Howard White Rev S A Whillow and Rev O L Roberts officiating. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charelle Hare Zann Batman Oren Grisham Harr and Murton Neil Osborn and Luther Deloney.
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J.B. Gaines
Washington
Bill
Hines
J. M. Watson
Emmet
A. G. Martin
Roland Ballard
Hope
Barney
James
Hope Hee
Anse Campbell
Bob Campbell
Rosa Womad
Hot Springs
Howard White
A. Whillow
O. L. Roberts
Unity Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charelle Hare
Zann Batman
Oren Grisham
Harrand Murton
Neil Osborn
Luther Deloney
Negro Girl Held on Check Forgery in Hope
Velma Williams a 16 year old Black girl from Hope was arrested Tuesday by city police on a charge of passing a forged $10 check and turned over to the county sheriff. The forged instrument was alleged to be drawn against Jim White of Emmet and passed at Bowden's store in Hope.
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Velma Williams
Hope
Sheriff's Department
Jim White
Emmet
Bowden
Benses
Blek
Johinny
Cirele
Black Mills
Othe
Eranees
Briaux River
Revival Meeting Sunday at Blevins Church
A revival meeting will begin on Sunday August 12 at Victory Baptist Church in Blevins. Elder Abner and Reddin, secretary-measurer of the Arkansas Missionary Baptist Association, will be the evangelists. Elder Noel O'Steen is the pastor.
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Victory Baptist Church
Blevins
Abner
Reddin
Arkansas Missionary Baptist Association
Noel O'Steen
Hudspeth to Speak at Sardis Union Church Event
Rev H P Hudspeth from the First Pentecostal church will fill the regular appointment Saturday night August 11 at Sardis Union church nine miles south of Hope. Friends everywhere are invited to attend.
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H. PF. Mudspeth
First Penteostal Church
Sardis Union Church
Hope
Seth Boles of Dardanelle Dies
Seth Boles a former Yell county editor and Dardanelle bank president died yesterday at age 98. He served as deputy U S marshal in the western district of Indian Territory and was postmaster for eight years during the Hoover era, later presiding as president of the First National Bank.
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Dardanelle
Boles
Yell County Eduitor
Dardanelle Bank
Yell County
U. S. Marshall
Indian Territory
First National Bank
Hal Boyle's toast to South Dakota infinite variety
Hal Boyle celebrates South Dakota as a land of diverse riches and wild beauty. He notes mountains of Indian reservations, buffalo and antelope, vast plains, Badlands, and famed sights like Deadwood and Homestake, praising the state's blend of old west legends and new west vigor.
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Hal Boyle
South Dakota
Sioux
S. DL
Hue
South
Trentiers
New West
Deadsyyod
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane Ue
Ming
Povernment
Pardise
Manitou
Contract Set on Magnolia East Road
The Arkansas Highway Commission announced 27 road and bridge projects totaling about 4.2 million dollars. Hogan firm won seven contracts led by Ry Ralds and Williams Little Rock for 1.8 miles of paving on the Magnolia Union County line road at 768 714.
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Little Rock
Arkuarus
Alsas High Way Commission
Reno M. Logan Co
Lile Rock
Dudsonia
Talt Knob
Hogan
Ruyralds and Williams
Little Hock
Magnolia-Union County
Commission
Highway Department
Enagineer A. Selinson
Sui
Johnson
J.C. Baker
Muoney
Memphis High School Faces Grand Jury Investigation
Shelby County grand jury to probe reports of a sex club at Treadwell High School after a local board request. Mrs James R Hayslip cited rumors among students. prior inquiries found the chatter unsubstantiated.
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Memphis, Tenn
Aus &Ay
New Virgin's Club
Treadwell High School
Shelby County Grand Jury
Fly Board of Education
James R. Hayslip
Russia says we're the ones using the truce now
Soviet dispatch from Pyongyang quotes North Korean officials claiming the United States stalls on Korean coast fire talks and moves reserves for a new offensive. Moscow cites UN truce team demands as proof of American predatory plans and waning peaceful desires.
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Russia
Linden
United States
Todiy
Tosk
Pyongyang
United Nations
Heat Devastates Poultry in North Arkansas
W S Palland agricultural extension poultry specialist reports Arkansas heat killing poultry in Russellville Dardanelle Dunville and Plainview. Birds two to three weeks old perish when temperatures top 90 degrees and heat prostration intensifies above 100 degrees.
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Little Treek
Arkansas
Pawtry
W. S. Palland
Agricultural Extension Service
Russellville
Dardanelle
Dunville
Plainview
Ward Brothers on Army Show Tour
Ward Brothers Triplets Calvin Alvin Ward Negrous of Hope appeared with Zaft soldiers from Port Sill in Chickasha Oklahoma with Service Club No 6 on August 5. They were featured in the Fort Sill post newspaper August 2 and recently transferred from Battery C 342 Field Artillery Battalion at Camp Chaffee to Fort Sill. Thread made by twisting Libers used by the Swiss Lake Dwellers 25 000 years ago.
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Ward
Privatue Matin
Calvin and
Alvin Ward
Negrous of Hope
Port Sill
Chickasha
Okla
Service Club No. 6
Fort Sill
342 Field Artillery Battalion
Camp Chaffee
Heat Wave Persists With Fatalities Across States
Weather remains extreme as heat waves grip across the region causing at least one death and several health warnings. Officials note temperatures above 90F with heat stroke risks and advise rest, hydration, and avoidance of long outdoor exposure.
Reds Knew of Pearl Harbor in Advance
A Jaynes aide Yoshikawa testified that a month before Pearl Harbor Russia knew of the Japanese attack plans in the Pacific. Major General Charles Willaby said he tried to expose Moscow ring activities in 1949 but was overruled in Washington. Willaby previously served under General MacArthur.
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Associated Press
Jaynes
Formy General
Martsusiadis Yoshikawa
United States
Britain
Pacific
Charles Willaby
Moscow
Washington
Willaby
MacArthur
Dr Etta Champlin Honored by Osteopathic Group
Dr Etta Champlin receives honorary life membership in the American Osteopathic Association during the Milwaukee convention. Arkansas Osteopathic Association praised her loyal service in Hope where she and her husband Dr Chris Champlin operated since 194? and she has maintained continuous national and state membership.
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Etta
EB. Champlin
de H.C Muchruphat
Ie Americain Osteopathic Association
Chicano
Mibwaukee
McCiughin
Champli
National Association
Arkansas Osteopaethic Association of Physicans & Surgeons
Chamaplin
Hope
Chis A Chaupin
Wie
Roy Taylor to Get Release From Army
Roy Taylor of Hope will be released from active duty this month under a program to separate involuntary rebels recalled after the Korean outbreak. Corporal Taylor has four years service and six months overseas in Japan. He holds the Korea service and Japan occupational medals. He is a Hope High School graduate and attended the University of Arkansas Fayetteville. Mrs. Taylor is Audrey Mason McAdame of Hope.
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Chaffee
Ark
Roy Taylor
Hope
Army
Taylor
Japan
Hope High School
Hope, Ark
University of Arkansas At
Reds Star Crooner Sinatra Denies Mexican Divorce Plot
Saga centers on Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner amid a Nevada divorce case. Judge orders Sinatra to pay one third of gross income up to 150000 and a share of above. Custody and home furnishings awarded to Gardner. Sinatra disputes claims of infidelity and secret engagements abroad.
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Gruoser
Ava
Dio
Mexico
Athens
Sinatra
UBC
Yeo
Sintra
Shevlin
Hele
Mineh
Singten
Ming
Hog
Mother Rescues Child From Well in Missouri News
In Nevada Missouri a young mother Mrs Mildred McDowell jumped into a well to save her 18 month old daughter who fell in. She held the child above water while clinging to the rocky lip until rescue workers arrived.
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Associated Press
Wichita Malls
Kansas
Mildred McDowell
Nevada
Missouri
Communist Rolls in U S Drop From 52 000 to 37 000
Edgar Hoover says Communist party membership in the United States fell from 52 000 last year to 37 000 presently though danger remains. He notes top leaders were convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the government by force and second level leaders were arrested that week. Third level Communists in U S soon will be rounded up.
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San Diego
Calif
Edgar Hoover
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
California
Hag
U. S
Desperado Dies With Guns Flaming in Alabama Shootout
FBI agents and a deputy sheriff killed fugitive Davis after he burglarized a jewelry store and fled through Alabama Georgia and Tennessee. Davis resisted at a Hank with a pistol and a confrontation escalated when he reached for a hidden weapon. An unidentified companion was captured near McMinnville Tennessee as the pursuit ended near Birmingham Alabama.
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POE
Davis
PBL
Dekalb County
George J. Kink
Colurmbla
Penn
Guranan
Jay
Alabama
Geors
Tennessee
King
Tennesse
McMinnville
Venn
FBC
Dejaath
Gene Young
Hdge
Klong
FBI
Young
Nero
Pullee
Birmingham
Ala
Columus
FBL
Tenn
MacArthur Denies Brewing Stock Ties in Manila
General MacArthur rejects claims he owns brewery stock and supplied beer to the President at Wake Island. In a marginal reply to a letter from Mrs. Brimemier of Placentia California, he states he has no stock or connection with any brewery and did not drink beer on the trip.
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Associated Press
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Haw
General MacArthur
Manila
Wake Island
BE. H, Brimemier
Placentia
California
Southern California Loyal Temperance Legion
Negro Farmers Picnic Friday in Hempstead County
The annual county wide event hosted by Hempstead County Negro farmers association is planned for Friday. Organizers urge attendance to celebrate community, heritage, and local agricultural achievements with activities and gatherings across the county.
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Hempstead County Negra Farmers’, Sena
Negotiations Resume Questioned as Frontline Talks Stall
The Tokyo message reports no new violations of the Kaesong armistice zone while negotiations resume remains uncertain. Ridgway notes delays, Red accusations, and U N queries as both sides trade with cautious language and calls for orderly talks.
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Tokyo
Pharp
Messige
Matthew B. Ridgway
Armistes Tolke Hava
Ridgway
Chingis
Kagsongy
United Nations
Paolping
Kacsong
Kaesong
Erals Kim IL Sung
Pol Hun
Ig Inter
Howe U.N
UU. N
Halnhi
China
Pyongy
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Magnolia East Road
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Etta Champlin
Osteopath
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Rot
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Desperado
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