Calls for Another Atoms for Peace Meet in Geneva
President Eisenhower urges a second atoms for peace conference to extend the program and allow new scientific gains. Adm. Strauss says the White House authorizes continued work and a later meeting. about 200 Americans and delegates listen. Separately UN WHO convenes top biologists and doctors to study atomic radiation effects on future generations.
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Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
American Club of
Neva
Strauss
Congress
United Nations
U.N. World Health Organization
WHO
Soviet Russia
Dodson First to Breed Cow Artificially
J. M. Dodson of Hope owns the first dairy animal serviced by the Hempstead County Artificial Breeders Association. The cow was bred during 1952 1953 with Famous Cloud Sam as sire from Fayetteville. The program promises 30 40 percent production gains for average herds and requires membership. Bulls are purebred high average and very good. Inseminator Jesse Duckett available for on call service with fees and travel rules.
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J. M. Dodson
Hope
Hempstead
Texas
Famous Cloud
Oliver L. Adams
Jesse Duckett
Actor Elliott Sullivan Refuses Communist Allegations
New York UP reports stage and screen star Elliott Sullivan refused to answer most questions from a House Un-American Activities subcommittee probing Communist party activity in Hollywood and New York. Sullivan invoked the First Amendment and free association, marking the start of the second day of hearings that cover Actors Equity, radio and television unions, and related groups. Earlier witnesses had named Sullivan as a Communist cell member.
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New York
Elliott Sullivan
House Un-American Activities
Right Today
Communist Party
Hollywood
Sullivan
Actors’ Equity Union
America Federation of Television and Radio Artists
San Antonio
Texas
Equalization Board Postponed Then Schedules August 22
Hempstead County Equalization Board not in session now due to no notice and prior engagements. The board will meet in regular session starting August 22 to conduct assessments and related duties.
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Hempstead County
DeMolay Meeting Tonight at Masonic Hall
Bridewell Chapter of DeMolay will confer a degree at a meeting at Masonic Hall Tuesday night August 16.
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Bridewell
Masonic Hall
Extended Forecast For Aug 16-20 Arkansas
Forecast for Arkansas shows temperatures slightly below normal with daily changes limited. Normal minima 67 to 76 and maxima 87 to 95. Precipitation mostly light with widely scattered thundershowers likely during the weekend.
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Arkasas
British seize guns in IRA terrorism raid aftermath
Police raided an empty London shop and seized 68 guns and about 80 000 rounds of ammunition believed stolen from the Aberfield Army Depot in Berkshire. Twelve Scotland Yard detectives conducted the 12 hour operation, signaling high alert against IRA raids.
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London
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Aberfield
Berkshire
Reading Satyrden
Scotland
Wales
England
Aborfield
Fordyce Native H. E. Atkinson Dies in Hope Hospital
H E Atkinson aged 63 a Fordyce native and Hope resident since 1940 died in a local hospital Monday He worked for the Arkansas Highway Department for ten years and was a member of the First Methodist Church of Hope He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Charles Smith Lombard Ill and Mrs Frank Horn Hope and two sisters Mrs Mary Brummett and Mrs A L Carraway of Fordyce Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home announced services will be held at 10 am Wednesday at the Benton Funeral Home Chapel in Fordyce
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H. E. Atkinson
Fordyce
Hope
Arkansas Highway Department
First Methodist Church of
Charles Smith
Lombard
Ill
Frank Horn
Mary Brummett
A. L. Carraway
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Benton Funeral Home
Privacy Eludes the American President in the Spotlight
ED CREAGH reports Washington that a president’s life is lived under constant guard and observation. Secret Service protection and White House press corps scrutiny deny the man true privacy. Even private moments are analyzed while crowds monitor public acts and appearances, a fate echoed by Hoover and Truman anecdotes. Continued on Page Two.
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ED Creagh
Boyle
Washington
United States
Goldfish Bowl
Joe Doakes
U.S. Secret Service
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
White House
Ske
Colorado
Harry Truman
Key West
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Riots Rock Bombay as Indians Demand Goa Transfer
Frenzied mobs in Bombay force closures, hoist the Indian flag over the Portuguese consulate and attack facilities while demanding military action to seize Goa and other Portuguese territories. Police fire injuring several. over 150 000 march at dawn. Nehru vows peaceful transfer despite killings.
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B. S. W. Rao
Bombay
India
Nehru
Delhi
Goa
New Delhi
Portugal
Western bloc must keep up military power for peace talks
Western allies led by the United States Britain and France agreed that the Western bloc must maintain its high military power for effective peace talks with the Russians. After Geneva summit and NAC discussions in Paris 15 governments see no evidence of changes in defense buildup. The Soviet Union announced a force increase by 640000 by December 15 and allies plan to meet early in the week to discuss the move as they prepare for Geneva talks on October 27.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
America
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
Russia
Local businessman O L Bowden dies at 72 in Hope
O L Bowden 72 a dry goods veteran and longtime Hempstead resident died in a local hospital. He helped found Bowden Bros later merging into Bowen Richards and later worked with several firms. Survived by wife Clara daughter Bob Chapline two sisters and several relatives. Funeral at 3 pm Wednesday Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel with Rose Hill Cemetery burial. Active pallbearers named. Also noted: Red Cross aided 62,000 families in emergencies and 7,100 long-term aid last year.
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Oliver L. Bowden
Bowden
Hope
First Baptist Church
Hempstead
Mr. Bowden
W. A. Rhodes & Co
Bowden Bros
New Boston
Texas
Herndon- Cornelius Funeral Home Chapel
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jim Cole
Barry Brown
J. H. Porterfield
A. Nash
Clyde Coffee
George Newbern
Will Ed Waller
Paul Raley
Sertoma Club Forming Here August Twenty Third
John E. Patton and Lloyd Hall of Sertoma International will visit Hope on August 23 to organize a local Sertoma Club. The group promotes youth service friendship free enterprise and ethics. A dinner at the Barlow Hotel at 7:00 p.m. invites local men to learn about joining.
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John E. Patton
Nashville
Sertoma International
Sertoma Club
Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Canada
Sertoma
Barlow Hotel
Men of Hope
M. S. Bates
Methodists to Start Annual Bible School
The Methodist Church School will begin Vacation Bible School Monday August 22 at 3 p.m. The school runs through Friday August 26 for two hours each afternoon. Units by departments include Kindergarten We Work and Play In Christian Ways Primary Child Life In Bible Times Junior No 1 Makers Of Beauty Junior No. 2 Praise Ye The Lord.
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The
Methodist Church School
Doctors in Bandung move to smooth relations with patients
In West Java doctors plan a new approach to improve ties with patients. The association says the goal is to ease friction and foster better communication between medical staff and those they treat.
City Enters Improvement Contest in Arkansas
Leonard Ellis of the Public Relations committee of the Chamber of Commerce says cities plan to enter the Arkansas Community Improvement contest this year. Substantial cash prizes will be awarded in various population classes, but the real reward lies in public improvements and projects carried out during the year. In the 4,000 to 10,000 population class, six projects are required, including Health, Clean up Fix Up Paint up, Civic Club Projects, City Improvements, Recreation and Highways.
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Leonard Ellis
Chamber of Committee
Arkansas
Ellis
Boy Survives Storm Sewer Pipe Incident
A 15 year old boy named Mike Elliott and three others swam near a flood control dam in Corona California. Elliott was swept a half mile through a 36 inch diameter storm pipe into a spillway intake. Picnickers pinned him on the bank and an unidentified nurse revived him with artificial respiration.
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Corona
Calif
Mike Elliott
Mike
Elliott
Labor Strike Probe Resumed at Little Rock
A Pulaski County Grand Jury investigation into labor strife in Little Rock resumed focusing on the dynamiting at Terry Dairy Products Co. and will turn to violence in the Capitol Transit strike after completing the dairy inquiry. Prosecutor Frank Holt said two volunteers, F. L. Call and J. A. Bourne, will testify. Call prepared a list of alleged criminal records of non-union Capitol bus drivers. Bourne cited an insult to his daughter and sought the driver’s name from the company.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Irors
Terry Dairy Products Co
William Kirby
Capitol Transit Co
Frank Holt
F. L. Call
J. A. Bourne
Call
State Employment Security Division
Capitol
Pratt Remmel
Holt
Terry Dairy
Bourne
Meet Coaches Boys Football Program Here Thursday
A get acquainted program at the Hope High School stadium Thursday night invites all football fans. Practice sessions start Saturday. The event introduces new coaches, features acts by Sybil Simtex and the Majorettes, a joke by Billy Wray, and the selection of Miss Football 1955. Jiggs Stewart leads ticket explanations and Horace Kennedy provides a quartet. Refreshments available. Sponsored by the B&PW Club, the winner will preside at the opening game.
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Hope
Haskel Jones
Jimmy Jones
Sybil Simtex
Betty Jo Cox
Hannah
Billy Wray
Jiggs Stewart
Horace Kennedy
B&pw
Boy Claims Sleepwalking Alibi For Hamburger Stand Burglary
A nine year old boy was caught burglarizing a hamburger stand in Oklahoma City. He told police he had been walking in his sleep and did not know where he was until awakened by officers. The case raises questions about juvenile unlawful entry and sleepwalking defenses.
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Oklahoma City
Hi Newcomer in Napa Reports Watermelons and Local Signs
Mrs. James Clingan, new to Napa, recalls a Hope grown watermelons claim and seeks authentic data while noting a 195 pound world champion melon misstatement. Oscar Morris sent a 115 pound melon to Memphis as a friendly gesture. City officials discuss speed warning signs at Hope city limits and critique the Laws Enforced wording. The Fair Park house project costs total 2,437.06 dollars.
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Tne
Napa, California Register
James
Buddy) Clingan
Clingan
Mary Neil Bearden
Hugh Bearden
Hope
Meyer's Bakery
Memphis
Morris
Fair Park
Hurricane Diane Heads Toward U S Mainland From Atlantic
Hurricane Diane advances toward the U S mainland with 115 mph winds as it nears the Carolinas. Forecasters warn the storm could threaten the North Carolina coast, with dunes and beaches at risk while volunteers rush to fortify breakwaters. Governor Hodges voices alarm after a flight over the stricken area. Connie's previous damage serves as a grim warning of potential impact.
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Charleston
S.C. E
Carolina
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Upper
South Carolina
North Carolina
Diane
Connie
Luther Hodges
South C
Canada
Howe
First Baptist Church hosts pop concert Wednesday
The Chapel Choir of First Baptist Church presents its third annual summer pop concert Wednesday at 7:45 PM in the church auditorium. The program features sacred and patriotic songs such as Ballade, Some Enchanted Evening, The Wonderful Guy, and arrangements of The Hymn of the Republic. The 28 member choir, directed by Burton Terfield with Mrs York at the piano, offers an hour of entertainment with free admission for families and friends.
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First
1Ist
Fredings
First Baptist Church
Eso
Bronze is Still Used for Doing Many Modern Countries
A concise note examines the seemingly odd use of bronze in modern branding and emblems across nations, noting its durable, historic appeal and continued symbolic value in official seals, coins, and monuments. It highlights examples where bronze finishes appear on insignia, statues, and commemorative markers.
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Ferrell Williams
Kinard Young
Harold M. Brents
Bill Watson
H. Rogers
Ralph Saunders
Bill Hinkle
Cecil Delaney
Bill Routon
Cecil O’steen
Ben Owen
R. C. Daniels
Sam Andrews
Lions Club
R. E. McGuire
Ram Woods Products
Proving Ground
H. M. Olsen
Commie
Equalization Board
DeMolay
O. L. Bowen
American Red Cross
Olie Olsen
Talbot Feild
Talbot Feild Jr
H. M
Olie) Olsen
Mr. Feild
Olsen
Buck Martin
Basil York
Olin Lewis
Bill White
Charles Locke
Maxes
Bandung
Indonesia
Java
U.S
Baptist Church
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