Grid Season Opens September 14 Amid Football Plans
The grid season starts September 14 with home games listed for Sept 14 at Williamstown and earlier schedules show all districts increasing gate prices to support upgraded equipment. Box score details and ticket prices appear in the season prospectus, with emphasis on season books and box seating for Mapes High and Beacon Blocks.
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Fames
Jones
Sips
Lalay
Tate
Nelius
Pistriet TV
Delleen
Jrfernmistinn
Scher
Priesabet
Scheittula
Malvern
Malrview
Camden
Lavancnort Ur
Arkadelphia
Texarkana Sentembher
Smackoyey
Macnolin
Ponceville
Nashville
Pleats Stay for Keens in Wool Clothes
Waal Bureau announces a new bonus to keep campus attire looking sharp. The feature declares permanently pleated all-wool skirts and pressed skins for men trousers and women’s slacks, plus machine washable and dryable all-wool blankets.
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Waal Bureau
Preservation method for permanent pleating of all wool skirts
The article explains a chemical preservation process used to permanently pleat all wool skirts. Fabric is treated at the mill, then delivered to pleaters where the panels are moistened with plain water to activate the preserved fibers for pleating.
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Csed
Ivy Fashions Lead the Ivy League Campus Wardrobe
The Ivy League fashion surge grows as male students embrace permanent campus apparel. College wardrobes round out with shirts sweaters and neckwear from leading youth and men’s wear makers. Students spend about 200 dollars yearly on clothing, fueling a 10 million dollar market.
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Wade
Four Escape Officers in Missouri
Three Arkansas Boys Training School escapees fled Pine Bluff and allegedly stole a car in Popular Bluff Monday night. State troopers and locals pursued, with a citizen firing shots to thwart the youths. Descriptions matched the trio, who drove into Popular Bluff and attempted to steal a parked car after seeking work.
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Popular Bluff, Mo
Arkansas Boys Training Sehiol
Pine Bluff
Popular Bluff
Highway Patrol
Arkansas
Popular’ Bluff
Spanish to Be Started in Grade School
In September third and fourth grade students at Brookwood Garland and Paisley elementary schools will begin Spanish. The program uses high school Spanish instructors to teach conversational Spanish to younger students. A third year high school class will also serve as instructors. Police report a faulty car theft with bonds and firearms found inside. Two more cars were pursued but escaped. Three youths aged 15 to 16 are named, with authorities warning they may be armed. Arkansas Missouri Illinois and Kentucky agencies alerted.
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Brookwood
Garland
Paisleylementary
W. A. Wilns
Pine Bluff
Popular Bluff
Highway Patrol
Arkansas
Missouri
Tlinois
Kentucky
Lloyd Grant Morphis
Clark Tingini Folly
Harald Dean Evans
Guernsey Sets August 30 Start For 1962-63 Schools
Guernsey Public Schools will open on August 30 for the 1962 63 year with all pupils registering that day. A half day is planned for August 31 and dismissal for Friday August 31 is at noon. Labor Day September 3 is observed as a holiday and classes resume Tuesday September 4. Cafeteria meals will be served. Bus routes stay the same as in prior years. Listed are the staff members including Oris Thornton Supt Don Gibert Coach and Social Studies Elsie Wuckahee English and Commercial and other teachers and custodians.
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Guernsey
Blr
Hinring
Oris Thornton
Don Gibert
Elsie Wuckahee
Harry Chiem
Barbara Guthrie
Parker Rogers
S. W. Me. Henry
QC. H. Bristow
Wesley Jones
Marr
Fyma Thomas
B. G. Uppson
Size-up of Economy Is Praised
NEW YORK AP President Kennel dy's size up of the economy and tax cutting plans drew a generally favorable response from the business and financial community. Critics said he diverged from expectations by deferring income tax cuts until next year. Martin Gainsbrugh, chief economist at the National Industrial Conference Board, praised the analysis as well balanced with one exception.
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New York
Kenneldy
Martin Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Kennedy
Gainsbrugh
Wall Street
Quaint Our Little People With Understanding of Language
The note urges the community to foster appreciation for the language of southern neighbors. It emphasizes respectful communication and listening to regional speech as a bridge between cultures and ages.
Marked Tree Postmaster Appointed Mayor
Peter Blanton, postmaster of Marked Tree, Ark, was named mayor by the Marked Tree City Council to succeed the late Kohn Bray who died two weeks ago. He will serve until a successor is chosen.
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Marken Tree
Ark
Peter Blanton
Marked Tree
Kohn Bray
Blanton
Market reaction follows President speech viewed as partisan
Analysts expected a mild market response as investors awaited the Presidents remarks. The opening traded mixed with a slight morning gain while business leaders offered cautious commentary. Webb & Knapp chair William Zeckendorf called the address very partisan and noted that endorsing an emergency tax cut would imply weakness under Democratic rule. Occidental Petroleum’s Armand Hammer said the message was very encouraging. U.S. Steel chair Roger Blough and the National Association of Manufacturers gave no immediate comment.
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William Zeckendorf
Webb & Knapp Inc
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Roger M. B
Laws Set Up Rules to Enter School in Hope District 1-A
James H. Jones announces entry requirements for first graders in Hope School District 1-A for 1962-63. Children must be six by October 1, have a birth certificate and health folder on enrollment day September 4, 1962. Health folders available at Hemsted County Health Office.
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James H. Jones
Hope
Arkansas
Hemsted
Bray's Successor Elected in November After Bray Dies
The article notes Bray's successor to be elected in November and reports Bray's death in a Memphis hospital after a brief illness. Details remain sparse as the text ends abruptly.
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Cessor
Bray
Memphis Hospital
Spring Hill Plans 1962 School Opening and Staff
Arrangements for the opening of Spring Hill School on September 3 for the 1962-63 year were announced by Superintendent Scott Key. A teachers meeting is set for Thursday August 30 at 2 pm in the high school building. Harvey Vann is named new coach for the Springs Hill system with English and other departments listed, including Rev John Walker, Miss Rite ler, and several grade teachers.
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Scott Key
Harvey Vann
Cnach
Springs Hill
John Walker
Franece Riteler
James McPherson
James Hickman
Noel Warren
Ath
Gordon Smart
Ar'der Clark
Herbert Blum
Nicks
Joe Foley
Clive Martin Martin
Lizzie Sinvarl
Visiting the School Ahead of Opening Day
The warm tip suggests arranging a pre visit to the school for children to ease the first day. It notes that familiar faces and routine reduce strangeness and anxiety, helping new students settle in smoothly.
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Owen’s
County Health Unit Orders All Vaccinations Recorded
County health officials order that all immunizations including smallpox vaccinations be recorded on each patient order as required by law. The directive emphasizes comprehensive vaccination tracking and compliance with jaw issued requirements.
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