The Negro Community feature and family reunion notes
The column mixes reflections from Esther Hicks, a calendar item for Keystone Lodge 43 F and A M, and a detailed listing of a large Beasley Lawson Daniels and related families reunion held at Emmet. It catalogs out of town guests and attendees from Detroit Flint Oakland San Diego Rockford and more, plus a separate note on the Harris family reunion held earlier in August 1953.
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Lawson
Daniels
Ware
Charles
Letha Lawson
Emmet
Prince Beasley of
Waldo
Inez Baxter
Monica
Gregory
William
Danny
L.C. McFadden
Sharon
Deary Lawson
Demita
Cathy
Troy
Neshell
Rockford
Illinois
Julius Reed
Beetle Harris
Chicago
Jack Beasley
Charles Beasley
Texarkana
Orlen Beasley
Luther Lawson
Blevins
O. French
Hope
Lawsons
Wares
Wesleys
Love, Walkers
Reeds
Harris
Daisy Muldrew
Evdin Harris
Marice Gamble
Bakersfield
California
Willie Mae Neal
Phoenix
Gurtha Williamson
Corrie Parker
Annie Mae Muldrow
Will Rutherford
Raymond Williamson
Gertrude Sanders
Bert Walker
Easter Hendrix
Charline Muldrow
Randolph
Arizona
Tom Harris
Richmond
Virginia
David Benton
Jamie Lake
St. Louis
Robert Green
Margaret Standake
Erin Lee Hopson
Earl Bradley
Hazel Willis
Berkeley
Naomi Raglan
Flint
Queen Hughey
Ben Perkins
Bennie Lee English
Richard Brandon
Magnolia
Theressa Alford
Shelton Cole
Richy Alford
Hellen Rogers
South Bend
Indiana
Bobby Easter
James Smith
San Diego
Waitlie Whismunt
Ellen McFadden
Howard Muldrew
WM. Muldrew
Mer
Robert Scott
Earline Johnson
Clyde Williams
Oil executives urged to fix voluntary fuel allocation
White House energy chief John Love told oil executives that some buyers show callous disregard for regular customers under the voluntary fuel allocation program. He warned that if the plan fails, mandatory controls could be imposed and not fully rolled back.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
White House
John Love
Love
New England
Upper Midwest
Colorado
Missouri
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Congress
United States
Europe
Orleans Police Probe Assassination Rumors
Federal and city officials in New Orleans caution on a possible conspiracy to assassinate President Nixon during a VFW visit. Police say evidence is insufficient so far, while Nixon altered his route after a threats warrant involving a former officer. The report also covers memorial services for Debra Hooper and Percy Styles, and Missouri’s rising turkey hunting profile with a two-bearded-bird limit.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Canal Street
Arroyo Hondo
N.M
Gaudet
Secret Service
Rivergate
VFW
Cambodia
Percy A. Styles
Smith Funeral Home
Stamps
Old Salem
New Boston
Tex
Styles
Orange
Alma Gildon
Jimmy
Midland
Dennis
Steve Hall
Howard Caroll
Barbara Styles
L.D. Styles
H.R. Watkins
Jefferson City
UPI
Missouri
Missouri Tourism Commission
U S TV man jailed in Rome over kidnapping claim
In Rome, 62 year old ABC employee Jack Begon was moved from hospital to Regina Coeli jail on charges of simulating a crime and stealing 1700 dollars from ABC. Police accuse him of faking a Mafia kidnapping after returning from missing four weeks and facing statements that he escaped.
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Rome
Jack
American Broadcasting Co
Salvator Mundi International
Regina Coeli
ABC
William Sheehan
News
New York
Began
Sheehan
Begon
Fiumicino
United States
Domenico Scali
Nixon lauds Louisiana officials at New Orleans VFW meet
President Nixon praised Louisiana leaders and lawmakers during the 74th annual national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Orleans. He lauded Sen. Russell Long and Rep. F. Edward Hebert for patriotism and support for the president, while avoiding Watergate talk and noting irony in Washington.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Louisiana
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Senate Finance Committee
Russel B. Long
D-La
F. Edward Hebert
Hep
Otlo BE
Pus
Washington
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case
Legal notice in Hempstead County Arkansas warns defendant Lindsay Faye Henderson Hill to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint by plaintiff Charles J Hill. Clerk Leong Cole signs, with district clerk Loura Cobb. Dates listed: August 17 1973 and notices for June July and September 1973.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Charles E. Hill
Plantiff
Lindsay Faye Henderson Hill
Charles J. Hull
Hope Star 1973 Hope Arkansas Classifieds Notice Page
August 21 1973 edition of the Hope Star details subscriptions and rates for various delivery options. It also lists staff positions and office details for The Star Publishing Co including editors and department heads.
Camden burn victims dead
Two Camden men died within an hour of each other after a paper company explosion and fire in Camden Arkansas. Murray Warenock aged 58 and Edward G Tisdale aged 55, both from Camden, suffered burns over 90 percent of their bodies. A third victim Edward L Gladney, 44, remains in serious condition with burns over 25 percent.
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San Antonio, Tex
Paper Company
Camden
Ark
Brooke Army Medical Center
Medical Center
Murray Warenock
Edward G., Tisdale
Edward L. Gladney
Arkansas Forecast Sees Mild Days Ahead With Dry Spell
The Associated Press reports a fair, warm, dry outlook for Arkansas with daytime temps in the 90s and nights in the 60s to 70s. A few showers have occurred recently, but much of the state remains rainless, and neighboring states mirror the dry pattern with scattered activity noted in Mississippi and Texas. Highs ranged from 92 to 99 across cities including Little Rock, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, and Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Natural Weather Service
Mississippi
Texas
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Harrison
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Fayette
Cattlemen tour Kerr Ranch in Oklahoma field day
Montgomery County cattlemen attended a Kerr Research Ranch field day in Poteau Oklahoma. The tour sponsored by the county Agricultural Planning Committee and USDA Rural Development included 39 attendees traveling 100 miles by bus. Roy Chessmore reviewed research on cattle breeding and forage production, noting cross breeding with ten breeds. Attendance trends prompted shifting tours to Southwest Branch stations over the years.
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MT. Ida
Ark
Montgomery County
Kerr Research Ranch
Poteau
Oklo
Montgomery County Agricultural Planning Committee
Usda Rural Development Committee
Johnie Thompson
Work Unit
Roy Chessmore
Kerr Ranch
Dan McCarter
Southwest Branch
Hope
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Keystone Lodge
Grand Lodge
Orleans
Debra Lynn Hooper
Jim L. Hooper
St. James Episcopal Church
Memory Gardens
Jimmy Williams
Bloomburg
Izora Tullis
Ash Street
American Cancer Society
Fund For Leukemia Research
Olin Purtell
West 7Th Street
Debra L. Hooper
U.S
Robert Neil
Dorothy Winchell
Highway 4
Florida
Loura Cobb
D.C
Hope Star
Star of Hope
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Star Building
S. Walnut St
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Hope, Ark
Star Publishing CO
Alex H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Dorothy Winchel
Annette Rogers
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Sibyl Parsons
C.M. Rogers, Jr
Alice Kate Baker
Vickie Brown
D.E. Allen
Danny Lewallen
George Smith, Jr
Mary C. Harris
Judy Gray
Jo Ann Cooper
Janice Miller
Deanna Barr
Millie Shotts
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