Apples and vitamins wink at public health in a rambling note
A rambling memo from Hope Water Light Plant editorials criticise vitamin hype and the apple industry. Victor Ho M Joseph, as president of the International Apple Association, argues apples face modern competition and health claims. The piece muses on optimism versus pessimism, noting doctors' salaries and socialized medicine debates, and ends with a tepid call to buy apples for健康.
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International Apple Association
Victor Ho
Joseph
Mr. Joseph
Tolumnus
Cerain
Apple
Hope
New Butane Firm Opens on South Walnut
Floyd Starnes of Butane Gas Co announces the Mix o Gas System at 215 South Walnut, a patented improved butane propane setup offering up to 14 percent fuel savings and balanced vapor blends for consistent burners. Free demonstrations available. system tested in over 1,000 homes and businesses. Other firm members listed. Australia’s first cabinet reference ends fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Starnes
Butane Gas Co
South Walnut Street
Mix-o- Gas Homemakers Laboratory
Starnes
Arnes
John Simpson
Chester May
Emma Thomas
Artificial Breeding Group Organizes Here
Some fifty persons attended a meeting on artificial insemination in the county courthouse Monday morning. Arkansa Artificial Breeding Association manager J Austin Parish outlined the program as Arkansas cows bred artificially rise toward 30 000 yearly. Chamber of Commerce interest voiced by Ed Thrash. A temporary organizing committee was chosen: Hodnett Wilson Brown Shirley Self Zumwalt Chambless Rider. Committee to meet August 20 in Hope to plan county wide coverage and enrollment details. Contact county agent or Hope Chamber for more information.
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Cunty
Oliver Adams
J. Austin Parish
Arkansa
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Parish
Ed Thrash
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Commiittee
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Parish
Oscar Hodnett
Hope
Autry Wilson
Vernon Brown
John Ww. Shirley
Claud Self
Carl Zumwalt
Blevins Walker Chambless
Prescott
Warren Rider
Patmos
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Local Polio Victim Is Recovering
Little Miss Jeannie Linaker, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Linaker of Centerville near Hope, is recuperating at Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital in Little Rock after polio striking about ten days ago. A family member said she asks friends in Hope to write. she is doing as well as could be expected. This is the only polio case reported in Hempstead this year per the rural health office.
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Jeannie Linaker
Mia
Bobby Linaker
Centerville
Hope
Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital
Wolf Street
Little Rock
Hempstead
Rural Health Office
Local Persons to Appear on Radio Program at 8 p.m
Mrs E R Brown Miss Ann Burke and Melvin Thrash will be guests on the Road to the Future program on KXAR tonight at 8 p m Mrs Brown an elementary teacher in the Hope school system is principal of Brookwood school Burke a Blevins high school graduate has studied at Southern State College Magnolia plans to continue her work next year in a four year college Thrash a 1950 Hope high School graduate has been at Ouachita College Arkadelphia where he contemplates a business degree
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E.R. Brown
Ann Burke
Melvin Thrash
KXAR
Brown
Hope
Brookwood School
Miss Burke
Blevins High School
Southern State College
Magnolia
Melvin
Hope High School
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Severe Quake Felt in Turkey
A rather severe earthquake about 5,100 miles east of New York was recorded today by Fordham university seismograph at 1:54 p.m. EST. The report places the event possibly in Turkey and notes the unusual distant quake. New Mexico is recorded as having 176,000 acres of gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turkey
Fordham University
New Mexico
Market report shows modest livestock receipts expected
New York at 2 p m October col ton notes 34.45 while Chicago projects salable live stock tomorrow with 9,000 hogs 8,000 cattle and 1,000 sheep listed in the market table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colton
Chicago
Three Held for Columbia County Sheriff Arrests
Three individuals named Levada Louie Roo Jordan and Ruby Mae Young were arrested yesterday by city police in connection with an alleged crime involving moving children from Magnolia to Hope. Authorities said the group was wanted for involvement in a family quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levada Louie
Roo Jordan
Ruby Mae Young
Columbia County
Magnolia
Hope
Ridgway says Reds building up during armistice talks
General Matthew Ridgway disclosed that North Korean and Chinese forces have significantly reinforced in the five weeks since cease-fire talks began July 10 at Kaesong. He cited U N airmen reporting as many as 2000 trucks redeployed nightly and warned of Reds mounting a possible new offensive while stressing the need for a defensible demarcation line and no appeasement. He argued the line should mirror the one United Nations forces hold and condemned returning to the old parallel.
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Tokyo
Koran
Matthew B. Ridgeway
United Nations
Kaesong
Ridge Way
Eighth Army
Ridgway
Red
U. N
Reds
Edgway
Korea
Aly
Limited turnout marks local alderman ballot today
Only 149 votes cast in five precincts as the municipal election proceeds. Voters compare today’s tally to 414 by this time in the July primary and nearly 1,500 in the last election. Two aldermen seats are on the ballot, featuring Jessie Brown and others in Ward 3, including Webb Laseter Jr and Howard Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brown
Mason
Webb Laseter Jr
Howard Byers
Fouke Woman Dies in Hope Hospital
Fouke resident Mrs. E. P. Williams, 60, died yesterday at Hope hospital. Survived by four daughters Mrs. Aubry Enoch Hope, Mrs. Denton Collier Taylor, Mrs. Elmo Coker Germany, Mrs. Buren Couper Albuquerque NM. two sons E. P. Williams Jr. Hooks TX, Big Williams Oakland CA. one sister Mrs. J. D. Officer Fouke. one brother J. D. Decker Fouke. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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E. P. Williams
Fouke
Pin
Hope Hospital
Aubry Enoch
Hope
Denton Collier
Taylor
Elmo Coker
Germany
Buren Couper
Albuquerque
New Mexico
E. P. Williame Jr
Hooks
Texas
Big Wiliams
Oakland
California
J. D. Officer
J. D. Decker
Plan to Pave Road From Kirby to Daisy
Tide Rock Aug 34 Paving of an access road to the northern section of the Narrows lake on Pike county is on the agenda of the state highway department. The project may be ready for the bidding of a contract in 60 days. Highway engineers, with Johnson side planning the surface, will pave the section of highway W1 from Kirby to Daisy, about eleven miles, along the northern border of Aransas Lake. The Viesburg district US engineers had previously provided a surfaced lane from Murfreesboro to the Clin site. Surfacing at the seventh stretch on highway TO from Kirby to Daisy will leave only a short stretch unpaved.
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Tide Rock
Narrows Lake
Pike County
State Highway Department
Witch
Aic Jouhnson
Kirby
Kaisy
Aransas Lac
Viesburg Distiel U.S
iMurfreesborea
Sev Nant
Karhy
Daisy Wall Teave
Bulletin items reflect wartime era and political drama
The Associated Press reports publisher William Randolph Hearer died at 88. Utah State Prison hosts a growing poll. Congress faces a record military construction program of 5.768 trillion dollars. Defense mobilizer Charles Wilson warns of a rising risk of a third world war and urges strengthening American power to avert conflict.
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Associated Press
William Randolph Hearer
Charles Wilson
America
Tabor Funeral Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Alfred Fi. Tabu, 11, who died Monday, will be held Wednesday at the Tape Gospel Tabernacle. Marlul will be in Rest Cemetery.
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Alfred Fi. Tabu
Monetay
Williane Ataer Hope
Tape Gospel Tabernacle
Marlul
Rass Duo Cenetary
Iron Ore Peak Missed in Minnesota's Mesabi Range
The Mesabi range which began with Pete’s discovery in 1892 now shows peak output, as the big iron ore pit spans 1450 acres and up to a mile wide. Despite generating immense wealth and supplying steel for decades, high grade ore declines while lower grade and taconite reserves prompt new processing methods and optimism from Oliver Mining officials.
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Minnesota
Hal Boyle Hibbing
Mann
Lunder Eaniis
Noroud Pele
Ife
Jim Kennedy
Frank Hibbing
Frank Hibbing, A Mining Man. Vlivhing
Mesabi Range
America
Pete
Pete Fur
Wikitory
Titch
Ivan Ued
John Furding, Jr
Oliver Mining Company
Vyus Company
Goveral
Goveral Terug
Ibig P
IH. T. Elstad
Oliver Company
U. S. Steel
Yis
Hob Toomey
Large melons shipped nationwide amid crop updates
Agrarian notes report 100 pound melons and larger shipped to cities like Kansas City. Growers Arnold Middlebyarks and Piles of Croetett estimate a near peak harvest by September with yields varying from average to below average for big melons. Sealed-production forecasts predict bumper watermelons this year, with cantaloupe crates near 90,000 and overall production up about 20 percent from last year.
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Arnold
Croetett
Powis
Frank King
Kansas City
Little Roe
Todiy
Reserved box and seating sale at High School
Joe Arnau, principal at ope High School, announces box seats and reserved seating go on sale August 1. Box seats cost $10 each and accommodate eight people, while reserved seats are $1.60 for the season. East side boxes are available to meet demand. several holdovers from last year are encouraged to claim promptly. Prices exclude game tickets.
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Joe Arnau
Ope High School
Vubothawn
Hose
Hope
Hee James
UN Is Hope for Equal Rights in Memphis Convention
Dr Ben F Carruthers of the United Nations human rights division told the 3rd annual National Negro Dental Association convention in Memphis that the UN is the last best hope for solving the world dilemma. He noted no peace since the United Nations was organized but cited progress on many issues.
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Hope For
Memphis
Tenn
Agn
Ben F. Carruthers
United Nations’ Human Rights Division
U. N
Carruthers
National Negro Dental Association
Car Stolen Here Is Recovered at Ashdown
A TH40 Torch stolen from a tent at the Diamond enfe night was found abandoned at Ashdown. Police were alerted and investigated leads involving a local hotel firm and an individual named Nick Hetedello. Authorities noted another reported theft at Ashdown but details remain unclear.
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Ashdown
Astilawn
Nick Hetedello
House Approves Largest Peace Military Budget
The House approved a large military appropriation totaling about 5.7 billion dollars, with major funds for Navy and air force programs. Provisions include 13.166 million for Joint projects and welfare facilities, while vetoed lines aimed to block Grandview base expansion. President Truman’s home county cited in debate.
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Wietington
Aug
Blom
Tarsi
Rajeepiyt
Grandview
Iruman
Bedalin
Grosa' Roove Hid
Farmer Converts to Pasture in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County, farmer Mr. Loe BuyH converts 250 acres toward pasture from crops, boosting pasture to about 24 acres improved with sod, bermuda grass, and fescue. He uses superphosphate, potash, and lime, aided by the Production and Marketing Administration, and reports cattle grazing 80 to 100 head on fertilized pastures.
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Tue
Jaw
Hampstead
Loe Buyh
Loe
Actlon
Cecil J. Guthrie
Hempstead
Lee
Weuding Lespedaza
Bermuda
Lopeye
Feed Not Gulp Market Cotton Farmers Advised
Washington Aug Market Curilwatture department urges cotton farmers to feed market supplies rather than dump crops. Officials warn large harvests risk lowering prices. government support aims to parify prices and restrict exports to bolster demand and stabilize markets.
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Washington
Curiwatture Department
Viean
Cattonsgin
Stoi
Toang
Urmors
Regular Meeting Note Mentions Radio Station Razorback
A terse meeting fragment notes Lions on record with a local radio station, referencing a Razorback connection and a program representative. The readable text is garbled but hints at a community meeting and broadcast ties.
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Lions
Hope
The
Razorback
W4h
Ag Ette” ‘Company
Ap A Py
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Amazon
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Sir Edmund Barton
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
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H. C. Underwood
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Daisy
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