Hope County Equalization Board Tests New Valuations List
The Hope area opens a month-long session to review a new list of property valuations created by appraisers for an assessment equalization program funded by Hope School District and county and city governments. The board will decide whether to uphold or reject these figures, amid broader debates on millage rates and school funding. The piece notes prior calls for property assessment reform and praises regional strides in urban real estate assessments, stressing public schools as the core incentive behind the current review.
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Hope
Haemp- Stead County Equalization Board
County School Directory
County Audlefty
Hope High School
Arkansas
Arkansas Gazelle
Pulaski County
Guzdtue
Bruce M. Hudderston
Lille Rock
Nourth Little Rock
The
Star
County Equalization Board
Mrs Luella Spencer Dies at 79 in Hope Hospital
Mrs Luella R Spencer 79 a longtime Okolona resident died shortly before midnight at Hope Hospital She was active in the Okolona Methodist Church an author of local magazines and a member of Arkansas Authors and Composers Club and the National Association of American Pen Women Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Wednesday August 3 at Okolona Methodist Church with Rev Jesse Hamilton and Rev McAffe Interment in Okolona Cemetery She survived by three sons Lloyd Spencer Hope Joseph Spencer US Air Force Edgin Field Florida Clyde W Spencer Sun Valley California a brother J N Riley Little Rock and a sister Mrs Elizabeth M Armstrong Little Rock
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Luella R. Spencer
Oklona
Hope Hospital
Okolona
McAffe
Okolona Church
Okolona Cemetery
Lloyd Spencer
Hope
Joseph Spencer
U. S&s Airforce
Edgin Field
Gross Fire Brought Under Control Near Highway 67
Firemen fought a blaze behind King's Drive on Highway 67 for days and brought it under control. Responders reported the fire started from burning trash and subdued the flames.
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King's Drive
Highway 67
New York Market Report for Cotton Prices
Markets note New York prices with a bid of two pence for cotton in October. The quotation shows cotton at 4.44 units, reflecting trading activity and market sentiment in the textile commodity market.
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New York
Officers Named for Artificial Breeding Association
The Incal Artificial Breeding Association meets at the Chamber of Commerce. Autry Wilson is chairman and John Shirley secretary treasurer. Officers serve until charter approval from the State Association. A house to house canvas will extend the service. Committee members named for each township include Lucas, Vernon Brown, Warren Rider, Theo Middlebrooks, Allison DeRoan, Oscar Hodnett, Claud Self, Walker Chamberless, Andrew Avery, A L Powers, Thurston Holes, Wallaceburg, Redland, Alen, H. H. Herring, and Daniel May.
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Chamber of Commerce
Autry Wilson
John Shirley
Spring Hill
Lucas
Vernon Brown
Bodean
Warren Rider
Theo Middlebrooks
Allison
Arkadelphian Heads State Legion Chief Amid Convention
Arkadelphia newsman Keith Tudor was the sole candidate for state commander, with a potential rival reported. Harry G. Muller was expected to seek another term for national executive committee, facing opposition from Leonard Moody. Auxiliary candidates included Mrs. Charles L. Sewell and Mrs. Joe Taylor. Resolutions debated covered expelling known communists and ending deferment for college students. Walter Schraeder was installed grand chef de gare of the 40 and 8. Other officers listed include Gordon Matthews, E. Jetks, Jean L. DeCamp, Joel A. Bunche, W. B. Notts, Dr. G. E. Nettles, and Rev. James R. Sewell.
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Little Rock
Todey
Arkansas Department
America Legion
Keith Tudor
Arkadelphia
Ray M. O'Day
Fayetteville
Tudor
National Executive’committee
Harry G. Muller
el Dorado
Leonard Moody
Marianna
Charles L. Sewell
Malvern
Joe Taylor
Searcy
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Walter Schraeder
Hot Springs
W. A. Anderson
Gordon Matthews
Marisana
Relief de Train
Anderson
Cheminot Nationale
E. Jetks
el Duevado
Fie
Jean L. DeCamp
Texarkana
Grand
Commissaire Intendant
Joel A. Bunche
Grand Conducteur
W. B. Nottsworthy
DeWitt
Grand Garde de la Porte
G, E. Nettles
Harrison
Grand Commis Voyageur
James R. Sewell
Grand Amonier
Navy Recruiting Office Extends Hours In Texarkana
Selective service registrants with pre-induction exams flock to the U S Navy recruiting station in Texarkana Arkansas as hours rise from 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. The current suspension of the pre-induction order begins June 15 and ends August 31, after which these applicants will be disqualified from joining any service. Those with cancelled notices for educational purposes remain eligible for further information.
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Selective Service
U. S. Navy
Post Office
Texarkana
Arkansas
Naval Service
Navy
Naval Recruiting Office
British envoy withdraws oil proposal in Tehran talks
Britain's representative Stokes withdrew the proposal for a new purchasing agency and a 50-50 oil profits split after discussions with Premier Mossadegh. The British embassy gave no clear sign on whether talks collapsed as Stokes cited the Persian government’s refusal to allow British technicians to remain to supervise the nationalized oil industry. Earlier, Mossadegh met for an hour with Stokes and W. Averell Harriman to discuss the deadlocked dispute.
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Tehran
Tran
Auis
Britain
Byitall
Beal
Sti
Richard LR. Stokes
Preanney Moohkammed Mossadegh
Stokes
Mossadegh
Persia
Tat
Mossadegh J
America
W. Averell Harriman
Cool Air Gives Texas Some Relief From Intense Heat
Canadian air moves into Texas bringing relief from scorching conditions while a six day old Gulf hurricane looms and is expected to stir squalls and high seas along the lower Texas coast. Across the nation showers and thunderstorms shift from the upper Mississippi valley toward the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley as another storm belt moves from Missouri and Oklahoma into Colorado and New Mexico. Mostly fair weather remains elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Canada
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Oregon
Washington
California
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Anderson Church to Hold Revival
The Anderson Union Baptist Church 3 miles south of Springhill will host a revival from August 22 to September 2. Rev. Dexter Blevins will preach each night and the public is invited.
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Anderson Union Baptist Church
Springhill
Dexter Blevins
Record Setting Film Returns to the Rialto
The film Record Setting Film Returns to the Rialto returns for a two day run starting Wednesday at the Rialto theatre. Manager Eddie Kol dane announced the engagement. The movie stars Susan Hayward and William Lundigan and portrays a backwoods Georgia parson life at the turn of the century.
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Seb Oanal
Saenger Theatre
Hope
Rialto
Eddie Koldane
Susan Hayward
William, Lundigan
Red Clay
Georgia
Soldier Not AWOL as First Reported
A local soldier initially reported absent without leave from a base in Mark Day was found to have a one day leave issued by the post. Police say the disturbing the peace charge stemmed from an argument. Personnel identified the soldier as Garland Erwin Jr of Hope.
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Ubsent
Morkda
Garland Erwin, Jr
Hope
Violent Storm Rolling Along Mexican Coast
A fortified tropical hurricane with hurricane force plowed through the southwest Gulf of Mexico toward the Central Mexican coast and oil fields. It has cost lives and caused millions in damage while Tampico Veracruz and other ports prepared for landfall. Gusts and high seas threaten Tampico and lower Texas as ships are urged to seek shelter.
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Mexico City
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Damasin
Mexico
Tropcal Castors
Gulf
Tampica
Veracruz
Bath
Weather Bureau
TuxpansNaulla
Tixpan
Ate
Ocensk
Vergeriia
Naulle
Tuxpan
Vernerun
Jamaican
Yucatan Peninsula
Mexiga
Campeche Bay
Mexicatt Weather Bureau
Cesti
Tuspan
Jammie
Caribbean
Naulht
Tampico
Florea
Odor consultant Barbara Allen Pioneers Smell Science in Texas
A Texas girl Barbara Allen, 23, becomes a professional odor consultant, claiming the nose is far more sensitive than taste. She studies how different scents affect behavior, from lilac calming to magnolia attracting appetites, and notes Americans spend vast sums on deodorants.
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New York
Barara Allen
Ife
Barbara Allen
Palestine
Tex
Mise Alien
Miss Alien
U. S. Steel Corporation
Miss Allen
Youth Council Seeks Full Time Parks Director Here
A Hope Youth Council committee plans to urge City Hall for a full time Parks and Recreation Director. They will request creation of a board to oversee parks and future projects, seeking initial funding of 15000 for equipment and development, with council support and public attendance at tonight’s meeting.
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City
Hope Youth Council
Hop City Council
Rednest
City of Hope
Dirpeter
Tauiedl
Chamber of Cammerce
Hope Civile
Yeung Ah
Meesidant
Uia
John Wilbon
Alsa Wees
Mike Kadley
Cily
Paul Thaley
Casio
Douglan
Wola
Salvation Army Drive To Get Underway
Plans for the annual Salvation Army fundraising campaign begin Monday August 27 with workers recruited from city civic clubs under Claude Tillery chairman. Workers meet at the Barlow Hotel for instructions and materials to urge business people and residents to contribute. Tillery aims for a 2409 dollar goal and notes Envoy K E Mays will speak at 8 15 p m on KXAR about the work.
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Salvation Army
Claude ‘T'llery
Salvation Army Service
Willery
Barlow
Batlefields
Korea
Tillery
K. E. Mavs
State of Arkansas
KXAR
July 1930 Weather Summary Shows Mild Shift Amid Heat Spike
July 1930 brought a mild overall climate with a peak of 100 degrees at Cynnes station last week. On record, July 1930 saw temperatures reach 107 degrees in 1980 and 110 degrees on two occasions in July. From July 2 to 40 the daily highs ranged from 104 to 110 with brief relief to 103 on a later day. Government records kept by N. I. O'Neal document the year’s extreme heat and fluctuation.
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Ti Wi
Cynnes
N. 1
O'Neal
Deaf Mute Attacks Young Sisters Near Avery Home
A deaf mute man attacked three sisters near the Avery residence injuring Elizabeth Avey and her sister Virghila. He used a knife and pistol, later claiming he had killed two people and expressing a wish not to live. He rode away in a cafe, where he wrote about the killings, and was detained without charge as officers probe motive. The assailant cited his birth deafness and tied his actions to wandering behavior and his poultry rancher background.
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Menage Sidurs
Kerry Puld
Purvar
Bunny
Nonole
Elizabeth Avey
Sleler
Virghila
Cst
Avery
Kext
Youngblood
Mides
Arkunguy Gazeltg
Arkungas
Kandan
Georgia
Rift Reported Between Chinese and North Koreans
Ambiguity marked a UN briefing as four subcommittees met in Kaesong to map a possible cease fire while debates over Chinese and North Korean roles intensified. U N officials reported ambush claims and urged restraint as discussions planned a new round next week amid tensions in the Korean peninsula.
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Mansan
Korea
Abe
Oye
Kaesong
Adm
Turng Jay
U. N
Jay
North
Bri
Williim BP
Nuckola
Mand
Nuskola
China
Sens
U.N
Korg
Vonyvay Fo
Kackohg
Passan
Robert B. Tuchman
Tory Bolte
Chinega
Tracey
Ing
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Luella Spencer
Arkadelphian
State Legion
Versey
Guernsey
Anderson Church
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