Travel and visit notices from Hope area residents
Miss Ruby Faye Flemons leaves for Chicago after visiting her sister Rosie Muldrew, joined by daughters Bessie and Carolyn Muldrew. Others visit from Fresno, Detroit, and California. Mrs. Gertrude Harris returns from Santa Monica with son Eddie Lloyd. Dale Bryant from Detroit visits in Hope area. Mrs. Lillie Poindexter attends O E S Supreme Council in Washington with Mt. Vernon tour. Minor hospital admissions and discharges noted for local residents.
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Ruby Faye Flemons
New People’s Distributing Co
Beatty Supplies
Chicago
Rosie Muldrew
Miss Flemons
Misses Bessie
Carolyn Muldrew
Toledo
Ohio
Gertrude Harris
Santa Monica
Calif
Eddie Lloyd
Dale Bryant
Detroit, Mich
Ruby Williams
Mr. Bryant
Lillie Poindexter
Washington, D. C
Supreme Council of O. E. S
Mt. Carron Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon
Union
70th strategic wing to move from Lockbourne to Little Rock
The 70th strategic wing with its B 47 stratojets will depart Lockbourne Air Force Base Cleveland Ohio for Little Rock Air Force Base in a 75 minute flight. The unit plans several trips between bases during the moving period. The journey could drop to 68 minutes in a hurry.
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Little Rock
70Th Strategic Wing
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Cleveland
Ohio
Little Rock AF
Boston Red Sox May Have Last Word In Tight Pennant Race
Boston’s surprising infield combination Hatton Klaus Joost leads a 7-1 win over the Yankees as Pinky Higgins reshapes the roster. Klaus defies early scouting, Hatton and Joost deliver, boosting Boston’s bid against Yankees, Cleveland, and White Sox for the pennant.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Pinky Higgins
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Higgins
Boston
Grady Hatton
Billy Klaus
Eddie Joost
Joost
Hatton
Bob Turley
Eddie
Klaus
Giants
Cincinnati
City Judge cites 1902 ordinance in livestock case
Sattle Rock, UP. Judge Harper Harb cited a 1902 ordinance prohibiting livestock at large in a case against Willie Treble. The plaintiff alleged Treble’s animals damaged corn, claiming multiple ears were eaten, including ears 13 inches long, prompting costs and penalties.
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Sattle Rock
Harper Harb
Willie Treble
Trebble
Treble
Sea Leader fire in hold off Hokkaido coast
Coast Guard officials report crewmen extinguished a fire in the hold of the coal carrier Sea Leader, 7,210 tons, in the Pacific off Hokkaido. The ship, en route to Inchon, will enter a northern Japanese port for a survey of damage. The incident prompted a Coast Guard update from Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Sea Leader
Pacific Ocean
Hokkaido Island
Coast Guard
Inchon
National and American leagues standings and results brief
Baseball standings from the early league tables show Brooklyn leading the National League with a 78 40 mark and Milwaukee at 67 55. New York sits 16 games back, Philadelphia 19, Cincinnati 21, Chicago 22, St. Louis 26, Pittsburgh 34 42. Yesterday Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 2 3 and New York beat Pittsburgh 5 0 while Milwaukee blanked Chicago 8 0 today’s games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh. In the American League New York 73 47 Chicago 70 46 and Cleveland 72 48 vie for the pennant while Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington, and Baltimore follow. Detroit 0 Chicago 3 and Boston 8 Washington 0 highlight yesterday’s results. the schedule includes Kansas City at Cleveland and Baltimore at New York. In the Southern Association Birmingham leads at 79 53 with Memphis 73 58 and New Orleans 70 61. Chattanooga 71 64, Nashville 65 67, Atlanta 61 73, and Little Rock 47 90 round out the standings.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Braxlyn
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanoga
Mobile
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Baseball scores and upcoming games listed for several teams
New Orleans defeated Little Rock 6 to 4 while Atlanta beat Birmingham 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Memphis topped Mobile 5 to 1 and Chattanooga beat Nashville 8 to 2. Remaining games include Nashville at Chattanooga and Memphis at Mobile with two matches scheduled.
Cotton States League Standings and Schedule Notes
In the Cotton States League Monroe leads with 35 wins against 18 losses followed by El Dorado 34-25 and Meridian 30-23. Upcoming games include Meridian at Vicksburg and El Dorado at Hot Springs with Greenville at Monroe and Meridian at Vicksburg. Associated Press notes American Association scores Charleston 9-4 Toledo 7-3 and Denver 12 Omaha 6 among others.
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Monroe
el Dorado
Meridian
Hot Springs
Vicksburg
Greenville
Associated Press American Association
Charleston
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Texas League Scores Showday Splits Across Cities
In a set of Texas League results, Dallas edged Fort Worth 3 to 2 while Beaumont defeated San Antonio 6 to 3. Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 7 to 5 and Houston triumphed over Shreveport 6 to 4.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Beaumont
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Houston
Shreveport
French nurse plans exit from Air Force after duty end
Paris reports Genevieve De Galard Terraube dubbed angel of Dien Bien Phu told her superiors she will leave the Air Force when her three year contract ends this fall to care for her ailing mother. She earned the nickname by 50 days tending wounded in the siege and was the last woman evacuated before Dien Bien Phu fell to Communists.
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Paris
Genevieve de Galard-Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
Air Force
Miss de Galard-Terraube
Coatless coup at Mackinac dining room
Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson sparked a stir at a Mackinac Island hotel by removing his coat in 90 degree heat. A second guest followed suit, prompting the head waiter to demand coats, but other diners protested the move as undemocratic and the two coatless diners were allowed to finish their meals.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Peterson
Nebraska
Polio Cases Jump 36 Percent Nationwide
Public Health Service reports 1,409 new polio cases last week, up 36 percent from the prior week. Sixty percent of cases in mid Atlantic and northeast, with Massachusetts hit hardest at 309 new cases, a 30 percent rise.
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Washington
Public Health Service
mid-Atlantic
Massachusetts
T the
Health Service
Inci
Knife throws and shipboard secrets aboard Victoria
British detective Bertrand Lynch accuses ship captain Carey of guarding a mystery aboard the Victoria during a Caribbean cruise. Lynch and American partner Deane inspect a crew list, question German deserter Heitzig and discuss Dr Lund as tensions rise in a war era voyage.
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John W. Vandercook
Bertrand Lynch
Robert Deane
Viggo Sand
Lynch
Sand
Carey
Dr. Land
Land
Persen
Lund
Carey Dourly
Bremen
the Heitzig
Wilhelm Heitzig
Hamburg
Heitzig
Boston Social Indicators Signal Peak Near
Data show confidence in Boston rising only slightly, hinting that the city’s peak may be reached soon. Officials caution that the trend could slow or hold, with continued monitoring of key metrics and public health guidance.
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Boston
Pasadena IRS office relocates. note on door urges public hunt
The Pasadena branch of the Internal Revenue office moved to a new location this week and left a note on the door saying We have hunted for now you hunt for us.
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Pasadena
Calif
Internal Revenue Office
Hope ordinance creates Sewer Improvement District No 2
The City Council of Hope Arkansas adopts Ordinance No 747 establishing Sewer Improvement District No 2 to build a sanitary sewer trunk and laterals for parcels listed in Yerger School, Shover Street areas and Cornelius additions with an emergency clause to fund and operate the district through commissioners James H. Jones G K Coleman and Vernie Goynes. Publication dated August 20 1955.
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City OF Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Yerger
Joe B. Wilson
Lyle Brown
Oak Grove
Shover Street
Shover Village
Shover Creek
Cornelius
Sewer Improvement District
James H. Jones
G. K. Coleman
Vernie Goynes
Board of Improvement
John L. Wilson
Chas. F. Reynerson
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Hope Star
Weshburn
M. Jones
M. Devis
Meneger W. Mesmer
Audit Bureau of
Ulations
Odin Hone
Corsier
Hempstead
Nevada
Lee Howard
Miller Coun
Associated Prem Associated Press i
Focal News
Walnut St
P. Retti
Ircraft Rentides Dent Instruction
Hope Flying SE
ICE
Sid Rose Buick Co
Ets
3Rd St
Guy Grigg
South Main St
Weet Luck’s Furniture Co
Hope, Ark
JW Western
M.S. Bates
Reaves
Argain House & Pawn Shop
West City Limits
Prospect
Porter
Sanat
Bermuda
Paul Dudney
Rogers Grocery
White River
Washington Hy. Fuller & Son
R. R. Barnes
Grim St
College Hill
Texarkana
Judson
North Elm
Hervey
Pattersons Shoe Store
Middlebrooks Grocery
South Walnut
Franklin Company
Moore Bro’s
Texarkana Gazette
KCMC
Ray Duke
Ford
Donald Eer
Felix Arnold
P. O. Box
Washington D. C
Singer Sewing Machine Co
South Elm St
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Ambulance
and & Haze
Herndon
Spring Hill
Hope
CB & L
Red River Arsenal
Mary Beasley
Red River
Cobb Mattress Co
South
Ralph Montgomery
Mike Schneiker
Schneiker Hotel
Esther Hicks
Spiritual Zion Gospel Singers of
Magnolia
Rising Star Baptist Church
Earnestine Robinson
Patricia Tayelise
Flint
Michigan
Girlie A
Jack) Morrison
Fresno, Calif
Mrs. Lillie Smith
Rt. 3
Hope. Smith
Jett Williams
Earlie Mae Brazzelle
Harold
Vernell Brazelle
Brenda
Gary
Indiana
Ark
Julia Chester
Pearline Nettie
Mary Ann McFadden
Rt. 4
Branch
Richard Martin
United States
Hawaii
Russell Woolf
Outer Space
Mangan
Kans
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
By Gayle Talbot
Post Office Department
West Memphis
W. K. Ingram
Orval E. Faubus
Commission
Learrie White
Miller County
State Agricultural Extension Service
White
Arkansas A. M
N. College
Michigan State Uni- Jacksonville
Site Ofversity
Lee
Seoul
Korea
Republic of Korea
O.K. Air Force
U. S
R. O. K. Army Reserve
Nings
Chattanooga
Med
HEA Sdedon
Wandeswedl
Lily
Braun
Captain Carey
Wellington
Mr. Sand
Marseillais
Wilbur M. Brucker
Defense Department
Army
Eisenhower
Brucker
Robert Stevens
Claud V. Nunn, Jr
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