Senate faulted White House on Dixon Yates deal tactics
Senate anti monopoly subcommittee blasts the administration for half truths and sly tactics in the Dixon Yates power contract saga. It singles out Sherman Adams Rowland Hughes J Sinclair Armstrong and Kenneth Fields for criticism and notes possible conflict of interest concerns involving Adolphe Qenzell.
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Prescott Kiwanis Honors 4-H Demos and Triplets Births
Prescott Kiwanis Club heard soil and pruning demonstrations from 4-H members Connie Blevins Johnny Harrison Jim Tom Bierne and Tom Barham led by Tilman Worthington at the Lewson Hotel. Lions heard Dr Charles A Hesterly recounting the Simms triplets birth at Cora Donnell Hospital and advances in newborn care.
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Dixon Yates financing inquiry resumes with new report
A subcommittee report signed by Chairman Estes Kefauver and Senators O Mahoney and Langer outlines the Dixon Yates financing inquiry. The trio plans to resume the investigation and issue a further report later.
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American Girl Bullfighter Debuts in Plaza Ring
Bette Ford, 24, a former New York model, killed two bulls and earned an ear from each in Mexico City’s Plaza ring. The first American woman to fight there, she impressed 25 000 spectators with cape work and precise sword thrusts ending in a dramatic kneel.
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Snake Handler Defies Kentucky Law At Memorial Rite
In Harlan Kentucky a large gathering disrupted by state police watched Rev William Vernon of Keokee Virginia arrested as he began snake handling at a memorial service for Rev Lee Valentine killed by a rattlesnake. Vernon pleaded guilty to a Kentucky snake handling ban and posted 500 bond. Leaders say services will resume September 18 at the same site despite the arrest.
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Lee Valentine
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Court Docket at Hope Arkansas August 22 1955
Municipal court docket lists dozens of defendants from Luther Laudermilk to James Wilson with fines forfeitures and pleas. Notable entries include drunkenness pleas for Walter Sipes and Berry Wright, speeding, no license and improper lights, and multiple cash bond forfeitures. Civil action shows J N Landes & Son vs O A Baker and Hope Basket Co for 34.88 with default judgment for plaintiff.
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Arkansas
Luther Laudermilk
Henry Turner
R. C. Scott
Jean Stroud
Joe Johnson
Clarence Phillips
M. B. Maxwell
Thomas A. McLarty
Lavert Thomas
Willie Criner
James E. Wilson
Dorothy Nichols
Thomas Jordan
Walter P. Sipes
Alford East
Berry L. Wright
J. C. Wyatt
Shelby Paper Box Company
Edie Lee Muldrow
Grady Lee Robert
Wallace Neal Wilson
Jimmy Edmond
Joan Eldred
Cowan Boat Tran. Co
Boswell Truck Line
PSC Authority
Stone Truck, Inc
Bryce Leek
Robert Mills
J. N. Landes & Son
A. Baker
Hope Basket Co
Snake-handling faith ends after risky torch act
A man narrowly survives a dangerous stunt as he holds his arm in a blow torch flame to demonstrate faith, but the community notes there will be no more snake handling.
Red leaders plan celebration amid postwar talks
Moscow radio reports Khrushchev's arrival as India and non Communist nations press the Kremlin to abandon rigid forms and pursue easing measures. A mention of veal, game rats from tin cans, and Sir Edward Parry's 1824 expedition is noted in London with Foods Advisory Bureau involvement this year.
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Williams Flour & Feed and Other Civil Judgments
Judgment entered in several small claims actions including J. D. Hall versus Tom for 108.64 on account with plaintiff awarded. Williams Flour & Feed listed in the docket with defaults and amounts such as 45.27 and 34.88.
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Williams Flour & Feed Williams
J. D. Hall
Tom
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