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Supreme Court Justice William Douglas tours Asia learning what’s going on among the people. His New Delhi report highlights Soviet expansion in Central Asia and trade tactics affecting India and Pakistan, framing Asia’s alliance-choices in a potential world crisis.
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United State Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Zur
India
Kulu Vally
New Delhi
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Midlands
Asia
Pakistan
Russia
Europy
Economic Co- Operation Administration
Europe
Road to the Future on KXAR Tuesday Night
KXAR airs another Tuesday night program titled Road to the Future featuring a discussion with local U S Employment Office representatives Tuddy Jones J T Bowden and Mrs Doris Dunn. Haskell Jones conducts the interview focusing on youth benefits from U S Employment Service services.
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U.S Employment Office
Tuddy Jones
J. T. Bowden
Doris Dunn
Haskell Jones
KXAR
U. S. Employment Service
AWOL Soldier Arrested Here in City
City police last night arrested Garland Erwin Jr of Hope for an AWOL from a Florida base. He faces charges of disturbing the peace and driving an auto with out brakes after multiple calls about the man.
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Florida
Garland Erwin, Jr
Hope
Market analysis notes live hog and cattle prices across major terminals
USDA supplied analysis shows hogs opening steady to 25 cents lower at Eastern cornbelt terminals with early tops at East St Louis Chicago and Indianapolis. Prices for 190 to 200 pound butchers range 21.25 to 22.80. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady with prime fed steers at 36.75 to 39 and cows 32 to 37 at East St Louis. Lambs steady with springers 30 to 31.50 at East St Louis and yearlings at 29 in Chicago.
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New York
Hera
USDA
East St. Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Midwest
Annual School Election Set for Sept 25 in Helmpstead I A
Helmpstead District I A Hope calls annual school election for Tuesday September 25 from 8 am to 6 30 pm at Hope City Hall and the elementary school with two balloting places. Directors J M Dolfie Cliff Bridgers and Sam McGill up for re election. Millage details 25 mills plus 144 mills proposed for a 79 non bonded debt to fund bonds.
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Helmpstead
I-A
Hope
Hope City Hall
Ith Fulton
James H. Jones
J. M. Dolfie
Cliff Bridgers
Sam McGill
Fulton
Canal Dite
Actor
District Ginners to Meet in Hope
Arkansas Missouri Ginners Association reorganizes into eleven districts for better local handling. District No 10, covering Union to Ouachita counties, meets August 24 at Hope City Hall at 2 p m. All ginners urged to attend to discuss binvillings wage hours and cotton prices.
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Arkansas. Missouri Ginners Association
Hot Sprays
Tthe
W. Kemper Bruton
Blytheville
Hope City Hall
Banks on truce in Korea optimistic on oil dispute
United Nations secretary general Trygve Lie said he believes an armistice will come in Korea but declined to time the end. He returned to New York from Norway and voiced optimism for a peaceful settlement of the British Iranian oil dispute.
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New York
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Korea
Lie
Norway
County Equalization Board Begins Month-Long Review of Tax Valuations in Hope
The Mepstead county equalization board opens a month long review of Hope tax assessments. A three way group has evaluated all city real estate moving toward higher city tax valuations to back the school budget. The report estimates a 25 percent rise in city valuations if approved, with the state sales tax staying at 2 percent and a proposed rise to 3 percent discussed.
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County Equalization Board
Hope
Mepstead County
Equalization Board
Todiny
City of Hope
Hempstead
Youth Nabbed Attempting to Steal Gasoline
City officers arrested a 12 year old boy at the 8 R Ham a Company used car lot in downtown Hope last night while he attempted to steal gasoline from a truck. He was found with a hose and two gasoline cans.
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8. R. Hama Company
Hope
State Legion Opens Annual Convention
Arkansas American Legion members opened their annual convention with calls for old fashioned patriotism and a renewed sacred trust. Rabbi David Lefkowitz Jr urged wartime resolve beyond diplomatic language while addressing a joint Legion and auxiliary session. Col. Lee V. Casey welcomed delegates as Associate Justice Paul Ward delivered the response. National commander Eric Cocke Sr. planned principal remarks for today.
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LitWe Tock
Arkansas American Legion
David Lefkowitz Jr
The
Legion
Arkansas
Rabbi Leibowitz
Legion Auxiliary
Col
Lee V. Casey
Little Rock
M. M. Eberts
Paul Ward
Arkansas Supremier Court
Eric Cocke, Sr
Dawson, Ga
National Legion
Jewish La Leaders Meet in Arkansas Institute Talk
Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn outlined the core issue of Jewish identity at a five day Institute of Judaism for Arkansas Jewish lay leaders held near Petit Jean State Park. He urged Jews to acknowledge their faith and heritage rather than deny it, warning that avoidance risks Neo-Nazism.
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Petit Jean State Park
Tomb of Pius X draws large Catholic crowd
Vatican City saw more than 200000 Catholics from European and American countries visit the tomb of blessed Pope Pius X in the Vatican Grottos yesterday.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius K
Vatican Grottos
Final Rites Today for Mrs Cornelius
Funeral services are listed for Mrs R. Cornelius who died Saturday. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate a ceremony planned today. The notice references the Cornelius family and a 2:0 time mark, with insufficient details on location or officiant.
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Cornelius
R. &. Cornelius
Bey Ae Bera
Public Schools to Open Here on Sept 5
James H. Jonas, superintendent, announced Hope Public Schools start on Wednesday September 5. Week schedule includes meetings for principals bus drivers teachers and registration by grade levels at High School. Buses run Sept 4 and 5. not on Sept 7. Dividing lines and bus routes to be announced. Negro schools to follow separate schedule. Backstock opens Aug 27 for textbooks.
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James HH. Jonas
Hope Public Schools
Eigth
Fh Schol
Daster
Negra
Will Vs Rutherford
Ver
Baokstore
4-H Camp Delegation Earns State Honors in 1851 Rally
Hempstead County delegates report from the 26th annual State 4-H Club Camp held August 18. Washington 4-H members Van Dora Golston and Estelle Wingfield won top dress contest honors and an A rating respectively, with Golston earning a $50 Simplicity Pattern Company scholarship to the State Congress in Little Rock. Others from Hempstead received placements or commendations in various contests, and county leaders plan to return home ready to “Make The Best Better.”
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Megra Wextirston
Aents
Jarel T. Turrentine
Walter Fleming
Meipstead
van Dora Golston
Washington
Little Rock
Simplicity Pattern Company
Estelle Wingfield
Washington 4-H Club
Ophia White
Powers 4-H Chal
Earline Simmons
Clovien Carrington
Sheppard 4
Joe Louis Peoples
Sheppard
Evelyn Bruce
McCaskill
Archie Lee Brown
Roger Lee Black
Joe Meggerson
Leasant
Augusta L. Woods
Ophia C. White
Gurda Ree Scroggins
Mussel
Gertude, Nash
Hempstead
State Leaders Association
Rosston Soldier Joins Southern Pine Exercise at Fort Bragg
Pvt. James D. McKamie of Rosston Ark has arrived with the 2nd Infantry Division to participate in the Southern Pine maneuvers at Fort Bragg North Carolina. He is the son of Floyd A McKamie of Bushton and attended Bodine High School and Arkansas State Teachers College. In civilian life he was a math teacher.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
James D. McKamie
Rosston
Ark
McKamie
Floyd A. McKamie
Busyton
Bodean High School
Arkansas
Dislike of Outside Labour Handling Sparks Farmer Grievances
Farmers and delegates met federal officials in Manphis to oppose high per worker charges under a new Mexico labor agreement. Don Lavin of Washington said the government cannot break even for less than 150 dollars per worker. The pact shifts transport and subsistence costs to the bar, from Mexico to reception centers, with employers paying trips from centers to farms and back. About 150,000 Mexican nationals may enter the U.S. this fall, with processing beginning soon in Mexico and daily arrivals aimed at 8,000 workers.
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Mranphis
Poe
Don Lavin O
Washington
United States Employminnk Berview
Buren
Darkin
U.S
Moxie
Larin
Priority football seat holders must renew by August 31
Box and reserved seat holders are urged to purchase again for the season. A waiting list is being compiled and calls to 45 may reserve seats. Tickets will be held or mailed. reservations should be cashed in now. Crest game scheduled September 7 at Hammond Stadium.
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Joe Amour
Una
Beaty Cor
Waewold
Anye
Seutey
Hammong Stadium
Hempstead County Students Enroll at Southern State College
Magnolia September 5 One month before fall semester begins four teen Hempstead County students join Southern State College. The enrollees include James Richard Will iram Bingen Veda Glendeno Zum walt Thomas Mitchel McCorkle and others from various towns.
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Magnolia
Hempstead County
Southern State College
James Richard Will Iram Bingen
Veda Glendeno Zumwalt
Bleying
Thomas Mitchel’ McCorkle
Wtricla Anne Middlar Brooks
Damien Robert Wilson
Cojum
Care Rile Fay
Aydra Carrom Dim Davis Ares Charles
Burs
Wees
Sane
Vet Training Schools Are Investigated
A congressional inquiry into veterinary training programs targets several schools in Tennessee. Officials summoned in Memphis, Nashville, and Murfreesboro face questions over alleged mismanagement and irregularities in the veterinary education system. Dr. O. Huener, president of the governing corporation, was among those asked for comment. Witnesses are slated to testify in Nashville and Murfreesboro.
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Terie de Fexass
Cone
Snes
Memphits
Nashville
Murfroedturo
Sussalon
Bante Higgins
Chattanooga
Huener
Corporation
Gehouse
Gl Educational
Marsoreesboro
Aso
Yaleerang Administration
Tennessee
Hempstead Man Succumbs at Booneville
A Hempstead man, 41, Edward hiinue Edwards, died Sunday in Booneville. Survivors include his mother Mrs. A W Edwards of near Tape 4 Heather, Dorsey Edwards of Texarkana, four sisters and several named relatives. Services were held at 4 p m Sunday at Liberty with burial at Weatmoreland Cemetery.
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Hiinue Edwards
Auldrday
Booneville
Hempstead
A. W. Edwards
Hope Man Hit by Ambulance Fatal Injury
Hope man TV. White 41 of Hope died after being struck by an ambulance from Little Rock on Highway 07. He was admitted to a local hospital hours later. The ambulance driver Thole G. Mitehe of Little Rock was charged with negligent homicide with a hearing set for August 27. Funeral services planned Tuesday at WL Methodist Church. Survivors include three children, a brother, a sister, and other relatives. Local lodge services scheduled at Oak Cemetery.
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Munsan
Korea
Karson
Pin J. McAllister
Hamburg
N. Y
Nam Il
Red
Kuaesong
Kaesong
Jin
U. N
McAllister
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
Winnington
Chang Pyong San
Hich Fang
Henry I. Hodes
Arteigh Burke
Wigh Fang
Tung Hua
Yao Ching- Hsiang
TV. White
Hope
Healy, & Moth
Little Rock
Cintid Sutton
Starla Troopa
Lanile Alan
White
Jia
el Dod
Thole GQ
Mitehe
Lita Rocky Wa
Korinicl
Dricho Wan
Texas
White Ha
Dobiny Aaron
Tope Ploog and Lumber Coy
Nly
Shipley
Lurlend
Jacl White
Dha
Hpprigg
Bill White
Smiley Ottox
Vort O'Conner
Kenley
Tog Vnn
Will Bern
Jocal Magonle Lodge
Herndon-Cornetus
Controversy Over Senate Loyalty Inquiry Faces Senate
A fragmented Washington send letter outlines Republican views on a Senate loyalty probe. It discusses accusations of political motivation, influence from bankers and corporations, and calls for further evidence. The report notes opposition from Democrats and mentions committee actions and alleged ties to broader political agendas.
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G. Milton
Washington
Senate
Truman
Politi
Sean Kright
DeArk
Rorgy
Masuma
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