Hempstead County Election Notice for 1050 School Election
Legal notice states Hempstead County Arkansas will hold the annual school election on Tuesday, September 26 1950 to elect directors for 1950 51 and to vote on school taxes and other measures. Polls open 8 am close 6 pm at district polling places including Hope City Hall Fulton Blevins Columbus School Palmos Spring Hill School Saratoga McNab Saratoga Washington Amine Guernsey Nashville Bing Box? details indicate multiple precincts with polling locations and dates Aug 16 23 30 signed by County Commissioner E. Cownty Gehoo Aug. 16 23 30
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Hempstead County
Ark- Rae
Hope
City Hall
Fulton
Blevins
Bleying & McCaskill Hempstead Co. Dist
Columbus School
Clow
Palmos
Gupervisor
Hempstead
Vermont Papers Clash Over Communists In State
A Rutland Herald and White River Valley Herald dispute how Vermont stories on communists and liberal influx are handled. A Manchester reader praises Pegler for exposing the issue, noting Vermont’s independence and distrust of Red scare rhetoric.
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Herald
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Aiken
America
Green Mountain
Diamonds, Deception, and a Ranch Return in a Pulp Tale
In a tangled noir plot, Bryer explains a diamond heist and fake briefcase trickery involving Phajol, Dominico, and Gremcheck as Dorsam probes who killed Pharol. A hotel room confrontation leads to a dawn awakening and a call to a ranch for a crucial offer, with more to come.
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Africa
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Dominico
Pat Phajol
Pat
Dorsem
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Piace
Tennis Team Chooses Singles Specialists for Davis Cup Defense
Sports Roundup discusses the selection of Tom Brown and Ted Schroeder as singles specialists for the Davis Cup defense against Australia. Brown’s uncertain ranking and volatile form are noted, with past flashes of top-level play contrasted with inconsistent performance. The column laments the state of professional tennis and hints at the broader pressures on players balancing living costs with competition.
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Aptair Aes Imu
U. S. Davis
Ted Schroeder
Australia
New Orleans
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Weed
Glen Gigus
Columbus
Sports Mirror By The Associated Prose Today
A column recalls past baseball and tennis notes from five to fifteen years ago. It mentions Billy Southworth taking a season off with the Braves for health, Dutch Leonard blanking the Tigers for the Senators, Cincinnati sweeping Chicago for a NL lead, and a tennis captain evaluating Tom against Schroeder as Herbie Flam and others rise.
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Associated
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Boarton Braves
Dutch Leonard
Washington Senators
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Wevee
Tom
Schroeder
Herbie Flam
Ted
Brown
Eest
Coe Gets Break in Draw for Nat's Open Play
New York Aug 16 Charlie Coe defending champion drew a favorable opening in the National amateur golf tournament at Minneapolis. The Oklahoma City star fell in the first quarter while rivals were clustered in the fourth, with Frank Straban Bill Campbell Dynamite Goodloe and Jim McHale among the fourth quarter standouts. Coe is favored to reach the semifinals aided by an easier route with Johnny Rothe Johnny Chapman and Jack Munger among potential challengers.
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Oklahoma City
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Billi Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
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Valdosta
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Bethiehem
Coe
Johnny Rothe
Johnny Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Jack Munger
Dallas
Yerger Tigers to Start Grid Practice
Coach Evans announces grid practice at Trger School beginning Thursday August 17 1950 at 3 o'clock All candidates urged to attend Training aims for a victorious season with a heavy fall schedule including Dunbar Little Rock Texarkana state champions and Hot Springs The Tigers bid for the State Championship this year
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Oilers Cancel Game and Wichita Trip Planned
Oilers cancel tonight's game as El Dorado shifts plan to travel to Wichita Kansas for the National Semi Pro meet. Hope beat Nashville 13 to 7, with two teams returning Friday. Negotiations aim to schedule Thursday night game, but Legion officials say no game tonight.
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Nashville
el Dorado
Wichita
Kansas
Oilers
Arkansas
Legion
Pass Defense Centerpiece of Dodd Football Philosophy
Bobby Dodd urged Arkansas coaches to stress fundamentals and pass defense at a coaching school in Little Rock. He said Tech prioritizes pass defense over offense, with emphasis on stopping opponents' throwing to neutralize strong aerial attacks. Dodd advised tailoring focus to an opponent's strength and noted basketball skills aid pass reception and defense.
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Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Arkansas Athletic Association
Tech
Dodd
Beth Dodd
Otis Douglas
University of Arkansas
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Fresley Askew
Arkansas
Mutual Network Radio Schedule and Programs Listing
A dense listing of radio shows and times across the Mutual Network day. Programs include Mystery, I Love a Mystery, The Hidden Truth, News segments with Gabriel Heatter, dance music blocks, musical variety, and calendar of events. Names such as Merts Record Adventures, Bobby Benson, and Bill Henry appear alongside program titles and time slots throughout the day.
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Mutual
Gabriel Heatter
M International
Bill Henry
Legionaires
Dorado
M Mutual
Robert iSegrist
Nashville
Danny Ross Shaw
Melody Bank
Eddie Arnoli
Manguraday
Church of Christ
Stamps Baxter
Melody Corral
Bobby Benson
Mystery Bank
Star & Sparta
Calfornia
Mr. Feathers
Frank Edwards
Harrison Wood
Mutual Geeborts
First Arkansas Wounded Returns to Families
The first Arkansan wounded in Korea was brought home to Hot Springs. Six year old ex Sher idan high school quarterback Lewis Hinkle, injured in battle, is a patient at the Army Navy General Hospital amid a family reunion.
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Hot Spings
Arkansan
Pic
Lewis Hinkle
Sheridan, Ark
Army
Navy General
Rail Strike Threat Raises 250,000 Railroad Workers Involved
Washington reports an ABC on a looming rail strike affecting 260,000 plus workers across 21 unions. The dispute divides operating and non operating groups with conductors and trainmen at the core, while yard and station staff seek parity with 48 hour pay for 40 hours. The emergency board recommended 40 hours pay and small increases for yard workers, but the unions push for higher pay tied to engine size and for the 40 hour week to apply to all. The train crew threat could escalate as government mediation lags and court orders curb actions on several lines.
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Washington
ABC
Traththen
Gwr
Korea
Sher idan GI Hinkle Wounded in Korea Returns Home
Be and 15 other GI's wounded in Korea were flown here yesterday. Hinkle's mother and father visited their son today. They said the first information they had was that young Hinkle was wounded in the left leg Aug. 1.
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Korea
Hinkle
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