Hapa Wizh School Society Meeting and Upcoming Events
Society notes list a Saturday August 18 meeting of the Hapa Wizh School Atudent Council from 11 30 to 3 00 with a program on renting and planning. Activities include August 20 gatherings at First Methodist Church and park, a potluck at 7 00 at Mrs Kylar's home, and American Legion volunteering at Pair Park on Tuesday August 21 with a parade and fundraiser inviting members and prospective members.
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Coming and Going of Mr and Mrs Armitage Visit
Former Hopa residents Mr and Mrs Charles Armitage now live in Suiecasunna New York. They are visiting Mrs Armitage's mother Mrs Reid in Molight and friends in Hopa. Mrs Armitage is executive assistant for the Army Munitions Command. During the war Mr Armitage served as assistant to colonels marching the Southwestern Prov ing Ground. Jackie Lasterling is visiting Mr and Mrs Aulaey Anderyan.
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Browns at Camp Sun Nest Two Week Vacation Tale
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Faubus Eyes Coordinated Farm Programs and Tourism Push
Arkansas Governor Faubus signals possible legislation to coordinate farm agency efforts, boost farm marketing, and accelerate tourism and recreation programs. He aims to avoid new agencies by forming divisions under an overarching system while facing a general election challenge from Wills Ricketts. Sharon Forter studies Spanish in Maurie to represent the country and state.
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Bookmobile Schedule for August 22 23 and 24
Readable fragments show routes with multiple stops labeled as Home and venues such as Meadow Home Lambert Cafe and Willisville School. Times appear inconsistent and many entries include misspellings like Angust and Willisvilla. The schedule lists locations and times but lacks complete days or unified formatting.
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Record European sailings set single-day total high
AAP reports 860 passengers sailed for Europe aboard ocean liners in one day, breaking the previous 1929 record. The surge follows last week's sustained high level of transatlantic departures. The report also notes a prior European voyage milestone and includes later politics on pardons in Arkansas.
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Europe
Nie
No Emotional Disturbance in Sight
James Marlow analyzes U S election campaigns from 1948 to 1960, noting historical tensions and disruptive events surrounding presidential and congressional races. He cites Truman Dewey, McCarthyism, Korea, the Berlin blockade, and foreign crises as context without sensationalism, warning of future volatility.
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Has Own Ideas of How to Strike
In Los Angeles a small group of Teamsters drivers refused to strike while others followed orders in a broad dispute spanning 250 drivers. At Cooper Lumber a nonstriking employee served water as a boss furnished comforts to the sit down. The core issue centers on sick leave holidays and pay raises with details sparse.
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True Love for Teens Revealed in a Widow's Letter
A 16 year old widow from Danville Alabama writes to Dorothy Dix about enduring love. She recalls marrying at 16, living in a trailer, and the death of her husband Drennan at age 19 in a car train accident. She describes the intense two day honeymoon and two months of marriage as the "most glorious" time, and shares the haunting memory of cradling his body.
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Can’t Always Forecast Business Says Babson
Roger W Babson argues forecasts of business conditions are unreliable and advises investors to diversify across several securities. He warns against gambling and stresses service as the core investor objective while noting opportunities may exist in depressed stocks and avoiding unproven electronics firms. He urges independent research and warns against rumors.
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Fed to Build New Little Rock Reserve Branch
A congressional document says the Federal Reserve Board plans a new Little Rock branch, with $1.3 million earmarked for a new building. Rumor says funds plus remodel money may total to replace the existing structure rather than a new annex.
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Silent Cold War Echoes Shape 1982 Campaign
The text recalls a spring episode when a Soviet shelling of an American U2 over Russia led to Francis Gary Powers’ capture, enraging Premier Khrushchev and derailing Eisenhower’s scheduled summit. Despite the lapse, the 1982 period shows no major crises or tensions affecting Americans, just a tense performance.
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Safety Campaign Grounded By Federal Aviation Agency Action
The Safety Campaign in Jacksonville is grounded as the Federal Aviation Agency halts its safety drive amid official concerns. Officials indicate continued review of campaign aims and potential policy adjustments before relaunch.
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Avery v Avery court notice warns appearance within thirty days
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Mary Anne Avery plaintiff warns defendant Curtis Eugene Avery to appear and answer the complaint within thirty days. Clerk Katrin Lauterbach signs the notice dated August 4.
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Multiple Injuries Fatal to Child in Missouri Arkansas Crash
Five year old Ann Smith of Harrison died in Huntsville hospital after injuries from a car incident near Mount Vernon Missouri. Larry Dean Smith, 18, was driving. Martin and Ruth Lewis Martin and Adele Martin, both of Harrison, were injured while returning from Colorado Springs. State trooper details indicate the car backed and moved forward at the junction of US 18 and Missouri 39.
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Massive Viet Nam operation nets 40 Viet Cong killed
Government air ground and sea forces report 40 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas killed and 10 captured in a major sweep through the ca Mau province mangrove swamps. About 3,000 troops bombed the area aided by fighter planes and naval craft along rivers and canals near the coast. The assault began last Wednesday and was ongoing with no government casualties reported.
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Communists Loot Leper Colony Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas looted St Joseph’s Ben San leprosarium near Saigon at bayonet point, seizing medicines and personal effects of seven nuns, per Catholic Relief Services. The report notes the leprosarium is 25 miles outside Saigon. Roy Keeley, FAA area coordinator, said all agency vehicles in the southern region will have seat belts installed.
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Missile Explodes After Launch From Cape Canaveral
A Polaris A2 missile exploded seconds after launch at Cape Canaveral. Flaming debris caused a large brush fire with no injuries or facility damage. A large piece landed about 130 yards offshore in the Atlantic. The test aimed at components for a longer range rocket. this marked the fourth such in-flight explosion among recent A2 modified models.
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