Debate over price control spurs Senate clash
The piece notes anger in the Senate as Republicans and Democrats criticize price control enforcement after a recent law. It highlights Sen. Capehart and Sen. Maybank accusing bureaucrats of overstepping, while arguing lawmakers should draft and revise laws rather than agents enforcing them.
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United States
Truman
Sen
Maybank
Iain Carolina Demecist
Sen. Capehart
Indiana
Indianan
England
Senate
Chang Ud
Copehart
House
Asd Svaute
Congress
Tfe
Salvation Army Drive Being Organized
Salvation Army campaign chair Claude Villery announced the drive to fund services will begin with a workers meeting at Tlvtel- Barlow on Monday August 27. Division captains for Kiwauls and Beta Sigma Phi groups were named or to be announced, with Bath Division recruiting from their group for instructions and materials.
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Claude Villery
Salvation Army Campaign
Tlvtel- Barlow
Kiwauls
Willian Roberts
Jens
V- Nuon
Roy Anderson
Amieritan Lexinn
James Lia Grossa
Chaera Byars Kitchens
Beta Sigma Phi
Bath
Tillery Balu
Davis obituary notes Hempstead resident dies at home near Hope
Lindsey A Davis, aged 70, a longtime Hempstead resident, died last night at his home near Hope. Funeral services are to be held today at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel. The body will be shipped by Tuscola, Illinois, for burial on Friday.
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Lindsey A Davis
Hempstead
Hope
Do. Im
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Market Roundup: Cotton and Grains Move on New York
Markets report from New York shows cotton at 34.84 with futures opening higher by 30 to 65 cents a bale. Wheat futures rose while other grains eased. Hog and poultry markets steady to 25 cents lower. In Chicago, grain closings list September to March prices for WHEAT, CORN, and OATS with multiple 8ths and fractions.
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New York
P. Mo
Chicago
Most School Districts to Vote Sept 25
Hempstead County districts vote on September 25 between 8:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. electors will approve a millage for building, debt service, and operations. Several districts elect directors for terms ranging up to five years, with a county at large seat to fill a four year term. Petitions and deadlines set for placing names on ballots, final filing due September 4. Election officials to be appointed by the County Board of Election Commissioners.
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Hempistead
Hope
Blevins
Patmos
Hempstead County
Spring Hil
Sarajtoga Sehool
Washington
Guernsey
Onet
County Board of Election Commissioners
E. R. Brown
Hope Negro Schools Open September 5 Schedule
Hope Negro schools open with a week of meetings and registrations from September 4 to 7. Teachers gather at Verger Auditorium, with enrollment for Fulton Rosenwald and Shaver schools. Classes begin September 10 with bus runs Wednesday and Thursday.
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Hope
Tollows
Verger
Fulton
Rosenwald
Shaver Mieentary
peaches _ High Schull
Mopewell
Shaver
Missouri Pacific
Andrews Street
Hopewell
Hopeivels
Shaver Street
Parnets
Cuuperste
Pasture Film On View At Hempstead County Meeting
Local agricultural leaders Aubry Enoch and Oliver L Amads announce a showing of color films on pasture development and feed crop production at the Hempstead County courtroom Friday at 1:00 PM. Carl Adams of Arkansas Power and Light explains the visuals. All farmers and interested residents invited.
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Hempstead
Aubry Enoch
Oliver L. Adams
Carl Adams
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Spring Hill School Faculty Is Announced
Spring Hill School announces opening preparations for the coming year. The high school staff includes Carlito Hasley principal, Wayne Huckaby coach, Miss Janite Hughes secretary, Luther Strautton English, Kimama Tinner librarian, Martha Ja Chambers home economics, John Lucas Jr agriculture. Elementary teachers listed as Mrs Herbert Blam first grade, Mrs John Houck Jr second grade, Mrs Jimmie Walters third, Mrs Betty Jane Foster, and Mrs Ernest Copeland fourth to sixth grades. School opens September 10. further announcements to follow.
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John H. Louelli
Spring Hell
Carlito Hasley
Wayne Huckaby
Janite Hughes
Luther I. Strautton
Kimama Tinner
Martha Ja Chambers
John §. Lucas
Herbert Blam
John H. Houck, Jr
Jimmie Walters
Betty Jane Foster
Ernest W. Copaland
Fender Damage in Minor Wreck on South Manin Street
Automobiles driven by Harvey Wright of Slope Route 1 and Lt Bryson of Prescott collided in the 200 block of South Manin Street yesterday. Police said only minor damage resulted and are investigating.
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Harvey Wright
Slope Rt. 1
D. Bryson
Prescott
South Manin Street
Accusations Shadow Peace Conference In Korea
The U N command accuses Communists of turning Knesong into a symbol of bad faith. A Kaesong subcommittee session ends without armistice clarity, plans to retry for a settlement. In eastern Korea South Korean infantry seize a key hill and two more positions on the vaglurn front, taking one from counterattacking Reds.
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Associated Press
Knesong
U.N
Reds
Kaesong
Korea
Vaglurn
Council to Consider Youth Proposal in City Meeting
Ke Hope council debated creating a full time park and recreation director and a Youth and Recreation Committee. They discussed raising wages for city workers, funding for a permanent youth program, and allocating 4,000 plus old center equipment to the commission. The city approved taking on 1,900 in debt for park fence materials to be paid monthly.
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Commission
PD. Bongdas
Civic Improvement Association
Rabbits Unchanged By Civilization After Atomic Manhattan
HAL BOYLE portrays a postwar Manhattan where an atomic blast destroys landmarks and leaves survivors in shock. A Beagle and bartender cling to loyalty as chaos spreads, a bar becomes a refuge, and the dog dies after years of loyalty. The tale ends with a moral that rabbits endure while civilization confuses people.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Winston
Manhattan
Robert
Glass
Jeff
Peopie
Wall Street
Grant
Riverside Drive
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Radio City
Beegie
Cash Register
Booggie
Farmers Seek Reclassification Of SPG Land In Proving Ground
Farmers and tenants in the Proving Ground area met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss reactivating restricted land survey. They noted shells cleared and land now safe to cultivate, urging Hope Chamber to seek reactivation and drainage revetment or cleanup of Ozan Creek. Ed Thrash chaired the agriculture committee session.
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Proving Ground
Chamber
Hope Chamber of Commercce
Ed Thrash
Champer of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Dividing Lines for Schools Announced in Jones AL
Jones Alabama superintendent of schools announces new elementary school dividing lines to balance pupil load. Paisley Oglesby Brookwood Garland Hope Fulton districts shift buses and attendance to ensure all grades from 1st to 12th learn at designated campuses. Continued on Page Two.
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Paisley
Misouri Pacific
Frisco
Washington Highway
Proving
Oglesby
Frisca
Emmet
Providences
Oho Sission
Olesby
Brookwood
Missouri
Pacific Rairoad
South Main Street
Bronkwood
Roky Mound
Centerville
Brokwood
Shover Springs
Garland School
Missouri Pacific Rallygad
Fulton
Hope
Anita Copeland Delegated to Methodist Youth Convocation
Anita Copeland of Mape will be among the thousands of delegates at the fifth quadrennial National Convocation of Methodist Youth to be held at Purdue University August 27 to 31. High school and college students from 48 states Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and Cuba attend to represent local church youth fellowships and state chapters of the Methodist Student Movement. Copeland is publicity chairman for the Little Rock conference and has been president of the Hope District for two years. She will serve on the conference staff next year.
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Anita Copeland
Mape
Methodist
Purdue University
Lefayatte
Ingiang
Alaska
Haweali
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Anita
Little Rock
Hope
Contract Let for Atom Powered Sub
Washington Aggy 28 The navy awarded a contract for an atom powered submarine craft described with immense military implications. Graton Cann company received the award, with officials claiming the project could vastly outpace current subs. Predictions place tests perhaps two years hence as reactor progress faces guarded optimism.
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Washington
Navy
Geraft
Bleeding Bunt Company
Graton, Cann
Nodolalk
Fiveton
McMahon
Genate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Charles A. Tockwood
U.S
Pacific
Huosela
Iran
Lockwood
Senttor Magnuson
Abic
Arco Ldeho
Murfreesboro Postmaster Indicted for Postal Funds Theft
A federal grand jury indicted Charley Leo Duncan, once Murfreesboro postmaster, on charges of diverting more than $100 in postal funds for personal use. A routing audit reportedly found a substantial shortage in his books, announced by Postal Inspector R. O. Estes in Texarkana.
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Fort Smith
Murfreeshorn
Charley Leo Duncan
Ile
Texarkana
R. O. Estes
Murfreesharo Poutuffley
Pasture Improvement and Conservation Programs Featured
The Hempxlead County PMA Committee outlines three pasture improvement methods for old pastures and new plantings. Guidelines cover mineral application, recovery practices, and renovating land after liming. County leaders offer limestone and related resources through the PMA office to assist farmers in establishing durable, year round grazing with proper soil preparation and brush clearing.
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PMA
Hempshead
Marl Murlindate
Hempxlead County
Lee
Blevins
H. Carroway Hope
W. E. Lao
Algie Cu
Hutchinson To Speak At Arkansas Vocational Conference
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Knox T. Hutchinson will address the 83rd annual Arkansas Vocational Agriculture conference in Little Rock. The meeting runs from August 28 to August 31 and is expected to include M. D. Mobley, executive secretary of the American Vocational Association.
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Little Ravk
Knox T. Hutchinson
Aransas
Structiona
M. D. Mobley
National Association
Southern Pastors Honored in Regional Ceremony
A group of fourteen southern pastors were recognized in Atlanta in a ceremony tied to a magazine and university event. Names listed include Reece, Raber, and Fural among the honorees as part of a regional clergy awards program.
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Atlanta
Reece Fe
Babs Raber An Fural
Prk
Andy
Univ
Cag
Water and Sewer District Group Meeting in Hope
A district meeting of the South west Arkansas Water and Sewer companies will be held here Thursday, August 23 at Hope City Hall. From 15 to 20 million in this section will send representatives. After a dinner at Unique Gate, the group will view a film courtesy of the State Board of Health.
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Southwest Arkansas Water and Sewer Companies
Hope City Hall
Unique Gate
State Board of Health
Tony Ad
Hurriane and Quake Clash Hit Mexico and Hawaii
A massive hurricane battered Mexico and Hawaii as a powerful earthquake struck near Mauna Loa. Debris injuries numbered in the teens, with about 25 families rescued from wreckage. Water supply challenges hit Kona coast residents, and property losses climbed into the hundreds of thousands of dollars amid disrupted services.
Black Industry Story From Fragments
Fragmented readable lines describe a local industry piece with limited names and places. The text hints at a business or community matter but lacks clear individuals, dates, or outcomes to specify. Further readable detail is needed for a precise summary.
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Alex. H. Wardburn
Salvation Army
L. A. Davis
GOP
William M. Boyle
Democratic National Committee
RFC
Boyle
Finance Corp
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis, Mo
Spring Hill School
Shadow Peace Conference
Pte
Asheville
W. C
Maurice M. Carpentier
General Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Cava
NEA
Acme
Max Winter
Murfreesboro P. M
L. A
Mexico
Hawaii
The
Associated Prose
Atench
Moexian
Tony
Fisk
Familles Ward
Vetern
Tampie
Honatulu
Volcano Island
Konk Gual
Rial
Eatini
Mawarkin
Kona
Maung Loa
Kone
di Alva Mauna
Maun
Emory Kallua
Kona - Miro
Idlind
Kunkomo
Kunitomo
Syed
Harold Luper
Publ
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Haw Wail Island
Gowntown
Jonesboro
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