Community notices from Hope area churches and groups
Local church and club notices list events on August 18 to 23 including a building sale at Second Street Stewarts Jewelry site, a high school bridge club pot luck, Rainbow Girls meeting at Masonic Hall, Taypeeties Auxiliary dinner at Barlow Hotel with Mrs. Raymond Gilbert as guest, and Hope Observer Corps gathering August 19. Also details on a film show about the atomic bomb at Manfield, plus committees named for the City Court House observation post and a later GOC dance benefit with named captains ushers and refreshments, and Sue Houston elected news reporter.
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Observer Corps
Hope Growhd
Manfield
City Court House
G.O.C
Tolsets
Albert Hargis
Robert Stary
Penny ‘Roberts
Glendon ‘Reith
Bonnie Clark
Buddy Carroll
Idle
Beattie Clark
Penny Roberts
Glenda Kelly
Shatson Robarts
William Walden
Sue Houston
Gerip
Department illegally tapped emergency fund report says
A garbled Washington report claims a House committee found the department illegally tapped an emergency fund. The document references a large sum and mentions misuse tied to public opinion polls. The fragment indicates inquiry and potential action by government operations leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coram
Tys
Yiare
Missing Youth Sought on Mt Adams Slopes
Deputies search the chilly western slopes of Mt Adams for 4-year-old Rickie Craig who separated from his parents yesterday near a highway berry picking area. The child is son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Craig of Harrah Washington. authorities believe he wandered into snowfields as sunset neared.
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Elmer- Craig
Average U S Income Shows an Increase
The Commerce Department reports that Americans’ personal income in July reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 341.4 billion dollars, up from June by about 40 dollars per person, with wages and salaries rising and government transfers offsetting some gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton Uf
Commerce Department
Ebeir
Easin
Billy Graham to Address Youth Delinquency at Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham spoke to about 18 000 listeners at Madison Square Garden, urging youth to renounce the old gang and choose Christ. He recalled returning to his baseball team after accepting Christ, noting a quiet reaction but later staff reported many decisions for Christ.
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York
Billy Graham
Lehagers
Hight
Madison Square Garden
Billy
Graham
Senate Debates 389 Million Atomic Energy Bill
Senate debate centers on a 389 million Atomic Energy Commission authorization bill. Democratic backers aim to preserve power reactor provisions while Eisenhower administration foes push to remove them. House rejected much of the power language. amendments seek to strip 58 million in reactor projects.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
AEG
Lewis L. Straus
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate-House
Atomic Energy
Hlexenlooper
Fl Town
Bricker
Ry Ohio
Knowlaned
Hickenlooper
AEC
Ita
Enaole
Sen. Jackson
D. Wash
Atomic “Energy. Commission
Big
Knight Will Run Again He Affirms
Sacramento Calif Gay Goodwin Knight says he will run again for governor in 1960 and may leave the door open for other roles. He comments on Knowland Nixon plans and notes no formal decision before next month while stressing his commitment to public service and his stance on California politics. He avoids pledging support to any federal post and implies the governorship could shape the 1960 Republican delegation to the national convention.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Liam F. Xhowland
Nixon
Ie Knight
Ath Terview
Knowland
Fuwellet
Ranwland
Ehlry
Ctite
Washington
Hla
Knight
Weld Ras Raglan Nevetral
California
Republican Party
Public Service
Cabinet Bank
Reowland
Ogee
Gay Pynor
Know. Yand
Knowlunda Knight
Further Cuts in Military Weapons Plans Revealed
Washington outlines further cuts to military weapons and manpower to offset rising costs. A 2 million strong force is discussed as part of the plan disclosed at a news conference yesterday.
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Washington Lf
Furthen
Ots Delens Vils
Uncertain virus link noted in Sydney outbreak report
In Nee VP the class sat Bit Sydney youngsters faced a deadly virus as medical authorities say cases accompany incidents at sats flit. Dr Ch Wallade of New South Wales and the general of a disclosed death weeks earlier plus other eases and suspected in Sydney and nearby areas. Wallace said no positive confirmation that the joint flaw staphyloccal problem was linked directly with influenza, but noted the infection occurred during the influenza epidemic.
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Sydney Youngstora
Sats
Dri Ch
Remarque to Play a Movie Role in Hollywood
Erich Maria Remarque may star as a German professor in a film adaptation of World War Remarque. The project aims to film in West Germany soon with shooting reportedly set for July 1958.
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Remarque
Hollywood Ift
Erich Matia Remarque Witt
Abdul
Remartne
World Ward
van Quiet
Edward ‘Muhl
Bt Propoution
John Gavin
Lise Pulver
Roups
Weat
Germany
Community notes and funeral attendance details
Mrs Della Stewart presided in the president’s absence at the Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting held at Lawson. Lt Porterfield spoke on Health and Safety. Out-of-town attendees included Estelle Hargell Moy and Dallas family members at Marcus Justis funeral. H. Wilson funeral services were noted with several local and out-of-town attendees listed.
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Della -Stewart
Lawson Venday
Emmia- McDaniel
Porterfield
Queen's, Con
Nevada
Goybty
Johnson
Allee Grimes
Lila’Grimes
Marcus Justis
Estelle
Hargell
Moy
Dallas
Dauge Lag
Stepheny
Horace ‘Sew
Bradle
Sar Bakey
Ralston
Gaius. Greenie Foss
Chapter XXX Depicted Townsman Doubts and Marshals
In a sunlit depot scene an uneasy conversation unfolds among Blanchard McNabb and others. They discuss a looming conflict, past loyalties, and the chance to restore order with a marshal in Harney Blue Springs, signaling shifting allegiances and impending danger.
Named Woman to Sheriff Post in Bradley County
The governor appointed Mrs Lee Temple of Waterh to serve as sheriff of Bradley County and named five members to the commission overseeing restoration of the Civil War battlefield at Prairie Grove. The appointees include Glen Willard Lemke, Lee Searater, Mrs J C Parks, Peed McCulstian, Albert Hediger, and Les Stewart.
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Little Rock
Grvat
Lee ‘Emple
Hushard
Bradley County
Prarie Grove
Glen Willaid
Lemke
MGM Struggle for Control Drives Turbulent Era
A chaotic proxy battle haunts MGM as leadership fights and high costs threaten the studio. Three men, Thalberg, Mayer, and Schary, shape the saga from Culver City through New York amid bitter financial wrangles and shifting production aims.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
MGM
Tiny
Nin Ng Bai
Glantyaf
Tim
Justin Ithe
Avin Effnet
Gadd
Hosses
Culver City
New York
Hotent
Snew
Yalding
Sone
Ares
Stirdtion
wHia
Berg
Louis
Schary
Une der
Thalberg
Mayer
Hfe
Realisia
Howard Hrnghes
Bolster
Big L
Isd
Subaty S
Ians
Peir/ prima
Anid
Blanichard
iNian
Pike
Police report on hidden stolen funds recovered
Police chief Max Tacket said 1737.89 dollars stolen from a department were found buried in a fruit jar. The officer quoted details about the case and noted the suspect, a department employee, had been identified by authorities.
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Max Tacket
Regia
San
Napuleai Jr
Consor
ALC Opposes Collection Method at Medical Center
The Arkansas Legislative Audit Committee delayed approval of the University of Arkansas Medical Center audit after objecting to how patients accounts were collected. The report shows Mudical Center employees collected 46,633 dollars with 10,479 dollars in commissions. Roy Milum of Harrison notes staff should handle money collection, and the approval was postponed for further study.
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Little Rock
Kalsatansheditt
University of Aransas
Legislati
He Medical Center
Eotomissionis
Roy Milum
Harrison
He Medigal Center
Dhe
Abidlt
Grate "nlockholdats" and MGM in TV era debate
Fragmentary OCR hints at discussions on Grate unlockholdats and MGM involvement in television. It notes ongoing issues with malignant equality in Thalberg era production and ongoing challenges in presenting pictures. The text is unclear but signals industry shifts and unresolved problems.
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MGM
Thalberg
Sania
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Tadies
Unity Baptist Church
Stewarts Jewelry
Second Street
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Sb. High Schonl Bridee Club
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Halliday
Vea Ladd Ata Na
Ys Webb Rao Loren
U.S
Congress
Bagig
Department of
Hay
Dating
Nowore
Haiwa
Cecil
Forielape
Sir Edward Hallstrom
Sydney
Taronga Park
Wilson
Hag
Neil
McEvoy
Procter
Sénate
B&pw
Waite
William Iwyattsa
Matthew
Noel O'F Breen
Atedy. Org
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Mena
Tapi
Charles, Watlearfang
Fe Arta Ray
Peterson
Blue Springs
Harney
Blanabard
Dorsey Vaenes
Chaay Mable
Blakehord
Binnehare
McNabb
Marshal
Jen
Cale
Blanchard
Cole
Mersuai
Gale
Varbwire
Calis
Fuléekon
Hoff
Harney Blanchard
Ace Peterson
Blanga
McNabbop
Sali
Nanmes
Sheriff's Office
Second Bt
Greening Inaurance Agency
James H. Pilkinton
A Dia Beauty Salon
Eoity Ee
Php
Iheaal
Hines
Callan Oakcrest Ambulance
Oakcrest
Chapel
Hone
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